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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1899-02-11
Tourists, Hates SOuah and South
west.

The Glover Leaf will sell extremely
low rate Winter Tourists tickets TO
points South and Southwest. Any Agent
Clover Leaf Route will be glad to fur
nish full particulars. G. @. Jenkins,
Genl Pass. gent.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1899-02-11
Y. VI. q. A. AT Cslun bus, Ohio, Feb
ruary 81 and 22.

Direct line TO Columbus is the Ohio
Central Lines. Excursion rates Feb.
20, 2l and %. No. 20.2.lS
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1899-02-11

One fare for the round trip is the
rate at which Agents of the Nickel Plate
Road sell excursion tickets on sundays.
good returning same date. 32-2S
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1899-02-11

In the contemplation of a trip to
Chicago. Cleveland. Buffalo. New York
and Boston, bear in mind that the
Nickel Plate Road offers the best of ser
vice at the lowest rate. With three fast
express trains in each direction daily.
magnificent sleeping cars aud an unex-
celIed dinner service, all inducements,
economy, speed and comfort, are offered
to the travelling public. 4-2-2S
New-York tribune., 1899-06-04
finantial
10 THE HOLDERS OF THE
STOCKS AND BONDS
OF THE
Kansas City, Pittsburg & Gulf r. r. Co.

Further deposits of stocks and bonds above named
City Of New York until further notice. under
the Trust Company.
Securities may be withdrawn by aSsentng depos-
IL the Plan Of Readjustment shall prove be
satisfactory 10 them.
An amount equal to the interest maturing April ist,
1899. will be advanced to depositins bondhodera
The Committee is OF the opinion that intelligent
Plan Of Readjustent be formulated until physical
examination showing the needs OF property and
examination ot the shall completed
result OF examinations will proper
for plan Until the changes the personnel Of
this Committee and Receivershp. satisfactory
mens could not made for such examinations At the
bondhoIdsrs expert accountants have
been appointed 10 examine the books and and
expert also been appointed for the physical
animation. The plan will be formulated these
examinations shall have been completed.
Negotiable receipts will be issued by The Mercantile
Company. and application for listing
New York Stock Exchange will be made course.
ERNST THALNANN,
LOUIS FITZGERALD,
Z. III. HARTMAN.
j. LOWBER WELSH,
JAMES sTILLMAN.
GEORGE COPPELL.
w. l.. BULL,
W. L. GLYN.
". c. GULLIyER. Counsel
ALVIN W. KREcH. Secretary. i2o Broadway
New-York tribune., 1899-06-04
THE TRADE N CHICAGO.

Chicago. June (speciaD.-Wheat advanced a
cpnt to-day. and held IT, The market got 10 calls
and stopped there July opened at 76%c, sold be-
tween 76ssc and TSe and closed at 779sg77%c.
September closed at 7sAc The scalpers here and
az ST. Louis started wrong. expecting bear day.
They had 10 take punishment before the close.
There general evening up for over sunday.
The bulls had the crop news all day. public
cable dispatch said The Euxine showed no i'm
provement." Private cables were more emphatic
declaring the Russian prospect worse than public
dispatches described, and pronouncing the Danube
crop a failure. There new element-North-
western complaints Of too much rain. The map
showed heavy downpours everywhere. The Conti-
mental markets still continued 10 ignore the Rus
sian reports Paris and Antwerp unchanged.
cargo Of spring wheat sold from here. $1,000
bushels the first business in several days. The
seaboard reported only seven loads for export
Cearances were $4,000 Northwestern receipts
were large GAP ears compared with l64 last year
The primary receipts for the week were 4,4iuVn
compared with s0l5 900 the week previous and $780,
Oo last year. 1.-The Trade Bulletin" good statis-
teal authority estimates the old wheat and flour
supplies July al 100000 bushels. Estimating
the winter wheat crop at 275oooOoo bushels and the
spring wheat at 275, 900 900. or 550ooo0o for ooth
spring and winter crops II figures the total supply
from the old reserve and the new crop at ooOVV"V"
bushels or 670O0OOo bushels less than last year IL
Is expected that the Government report next satur-
day will estimate the winter wheat ct around No-
m0O bushels On the late curb July wheat was up
to T.c
Cora advanced sc because OF excessive rams sno
because % liberal covering by Patten ana other
shorts July sold at 32ac and at se. and closed al
Sc September closed at s4tsc. The weather map
showed heavy rains al over the corn belt sho"
crop bulletin pronounced the stand very uneven
good in Nebraska and Kansas, but poor IN iowa
and the Ohio Valley The shipping demand mere
was slow 100 900 bushels sold. Receipts were oS
ears with se0 for Monday. The stock VIII decrease
tbout 5000 bushels for the week. Clearances were
moo bushels. Western offerings are comparatively
light The June Government report next SATURDAY
viii probably indicate large crop.
There was the same set Of influences In oats as
In corn. talk OF TOO much rain and covering oy
Pstten and the other local shorts. Prices advanced
4c and closed at the top. July, 3%c; September
assc Receipts were 3os cars. with go lot Mohoay'
Shipping sales only 100 900 bushels Ciearances were
1900 bushels
Provisions were firm with grain, PORK up '14e'
ribs up 2lkc; lard unchanged. Averpooi was un-
changed on bacon and lard. but one shilling hlsner
On hams There were 5000 hogs, with 4l'oo tor
Monday and 10000 for next week Armour war
buyer OF ribs Patten covering shorts
On the curb puts on July wheat closed al ">sc'
calls, 7szc. Puts on July corn sod at WAC cans
sele
New-York tribune., 1899-06-04
Gnanrial.

New York Stock Exchange for an official quota
ton.
An allotment will be made as early as posi-
BILE after the close Of the subscription, ana In
case OF no allotment the deposit VIII be re-
turned in full Immediately.
In default OF payment OF the respective install
ments at their due dates, the allotment and any
previous payment will be liable TO forfeiture. =,
The Gold bonds will be issued and excnanged
for scrip certificates as soon as practicaole
after the final payment is made.
Applications should be made on the form ac-
companying the prospectus and together with
a check for the amount Of the deposit be for
wardfd 10 the Trust Companies designated, VINO
will also furnish prospectuses and forms Of ap-
plication IL requested
New-York tribune., 1899-06-04
BANKING HOUSE
HA|CHT & FREESE,
NEW YORK, os BROADWAY.
PHILA.. s. w. COR. 4TH WALNUT ST.
BOSTON. SO STATE STREET
CONNECTED BY PRIVATE WIRES

CONNECTED Bl FhINAIE "II'T''
Execute orders in STOCKS BONDS GkAIN C0IiUn plu;aS
S Ccsgo Grain ana Stock Exchanges for Investment
~ 20 ne carried on margin OF TO per cent at l-!o
W oaow,ssion Interest allowed margins ana dep0ss
subject check at sight ,,.on man crcr-prTy
.,SI.Ar This publication become textbook 70
.ia ,,ne and investing public, being the most con-
dsnset statistical OF the STOCK ana ooho
svsr is.ued BY any Banking House ,.,. ,... -.
ever - nrlces Of Stocks. Wheat, Cotton Anc
90 10 10 go years latest financial reports ana
snsn1s 81 earnings dividends &c. Of all railroad ana
s,ii coroorations whose shares are listed on ue
principal exchanges ..- - ...-.,or 4, d.
~ ~ ~s,ne OF Stocks and Bonds, and Is up 70
date in Everything pertaining 70 the markets OF tns ~
- nisa.ed 10 present II FREE upon mailed OF
aDpiicatjon well designate stocks when III
viii prove profitable 10 the investor
~ snfv wears experience. largest clientele most caI'
,nodious ofnces best brokerage service bransh O''
llSz sSoaW EIN AND OoTToN LETTER issued
daily and SENT FREE on request
New-York tribune., 1899-06-04
financial.
ISSUE OF $3.50, 900 FIVE PER CENT
FIRST MORTGAGE ELECTRIC
RAILWAY DEBENTURE
GOLD BONDS.
financial.

Payable in the year 1929 at par. redeemable
upon previous notice from the Company In May
November in any year at the price OF 90
for each $500 bond in New York
The NORTH AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY 7
OF NEW YORK, THE UNION SAVINGS
BANK AND TRUST COMPANY OF CINCIN-
MATT and the ST LOUIS TRUST COMPANY
Of ST LOUIS, have been authorized by THE
AMERICAN EQUIPMENT COMPANY, the
railway contractors 10 receive SUBSCRIPTIONS
Cor Q500) First Mortgage Gold Bonds, each OF
$500, bearing interest at the rate OF per cent
per annum. such interest payable In gold ana
free OF all United States taxes. in the months
OF May and November in every year.
PRICE OF ISSUE s475 EACH $500 BOND.
Equals Is per interest year. and per cent
thereafter)
Payable S25 on application. $50 on allotment.
and $40O one month after allotment less per
cent; or payable 50 on application $40 on allot-
ment, and balance in eight seml-annual pay
ments OF $50 secured by the Bond, maturing
coupons attached TO the Bond will be credited
10 the purchaser their due dates less per
cent interest per annum on deferred payments
Any payment be anticipated to save inter
est. Half yearly coupons will be attached 10
each bond The bonds will be to bearer, but
may be registered in holders name.
The Bonds secured and rank as First
Mortgage Bonds OF the
New-York tribune., 1899-06-04
Philadelphia May 20. 1899.
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE SECURITIES OF
THE KANSAS CITY, PITTsBURG d GULF
RAILROAD COMPANY AND ITS TERMINAL
COMPANIES.

Your Committee deem II essential for the
preservation Of the value Of your securities
First-That the securities GOV ering the main
line and the Kansas City and Port Arthur ter
minals be row merged and consolidated under
one management
Second-That such management be indepen-
dent and in your interest alone.
Your property is Of great valve. 1t has an
assured and a very large earning power Its
present financial condition is due TO IA
miliar to you, and which 1t would be difficult 10
avoid, even II the work were now to be done
over again
70 receive the support OF the foreign holders OF
all of the securities affected. The foreign hold
ings are we are informed a 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 Of some Of our
fellow -bondholders has been that IT Is easier 10
deposit bonds than TO get them back.
Your Committee ask the holders or the Securi-
ties OF the main line and terminal companies TO
furnish their addresses and the amounts Of their
respective holdings to the Chairman. care OF
Fouitable 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 #. HARRITY. Chairman.
H. n. BAKER (Baltimore).
.UGUsT HECKsCHER New York;.
EDW,D WAGNER Berlin. Germany
SAMUEL n. sHIPLEf.
SILAs w. PETIT.
WINTHROP SMITH.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-04
finanfial.

OFFICE OF THE TERRITORIAL TREAS
URER pgoxIx "A IT, May 49, ises.-cAll for
Territorial Funding Bonds There being $40 2Joog IN tns
iscemption fund. ! VIZ pay upon presentation rens
Bonds Of the TERRITORY OF Arizona accrued interest
,nereon numbering ! 10 both inclusive. datsa jan
~ 1885 Interest will from and after JUNG ~
iao THos W. PEMBERTON. Territorial Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1899-06-04

A DvERrIsEMENTs and subscriptions tos The TrieAns
"A received at their Uptown Once. No ls4z broadvay
"a door north OF SIst-s until o'clock advertise
ents received at following branch oees al regular
Office rates until o'clock m. via 2oi rn-eNs q e.
cor 23d-sf va 9th-eye, i2th-st Macy o,h-e
i4th-st.: Columbus West totn-N Oo
West s.d ST near oth-aye s2 East ltlh-st 2oI West
aad-st between sth lo9 East 4sthst ldss
sist-st LOS ist-ave near sesh-st; go Sea
2SOe d-sve 24o whist; is sdavs; 2ods Sd-svs
New-York tribune., 1899-06-04
OFFICE OF THE TERRITORIAL TREAS

:, URER PHGNIx "a. To May 18th 1883 al @ ,or
nssne Asylum Bonds There being tl2 so 90 IN tns
csuptio7 that purpose viii pay upon presehta
on Insane Asylum Bonds Of the Territory OF
snd accrued interes; numbers ii and ~ se
seneers q 80 inclusive Numbers ~ 70 ~ noh nr %
oesive having presented and paid without Dsnk
sssd Interest will after June d. lsss
1doS. w. PEMBERTON. Territorial Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1899-06-04
financial.

Our Copper Exhibit at Electric show. Madison sou
we extracted the gold silver and copper from the ores
ANITA MINING CO. OF NEW YORK CAPITAL
AND ANITA COPPER MINES AT 30
For the purpose OF installing forty-on smelling pi
mine electric light plant that will give the com
90 per OF the total capltalixaon) mited Amo
New-York tribune., 1899-06-04

A pvERTIsEMENTs and subscriptions FOR The Tribune
"A received at their Uptown once No. 1922 Broadway
I'd door OF 3ist-s until o'clock p m advertise
anses rates until o'clock p M 254 s,h-svs.,
cor z3d-st i52 6tt-ave cor. i2th-st Maeys eth-ays
and i4th-s; Columbusave.. West both-st lOo
West f2d-st 9th ave 92 East ltth-st: SI Wsst
4cdst 7th and sth aves i5e East 4Iths iSss
ad-ay. between 18th and f7th sts l026 9d-ave near
eist-st; i1oe ist-aye near seth-ss go saosvs near
2e0s sdave zso East 7sh-st: 1921 3dave 2662 sdASe
New-York tribune., 1899-06-04
50 Cents a Share

We have zoo shares left at this price, the oaiA
10 secure your stock without delay. - -
Fraser a Chalmers. so Broadway. New York, have
added required. - -. -,..
We expect this stock 10 be worth $40 share insIGc @
in operation in Can increase output on min
are working In ore that will 500 gold 10 the ton
Full information pgospectus, etc, ney pc 90
New-York tribune., 1899-06-04
Kansas City, Bonner Springs & Topeka
Railway Company,
OF KANSAS.

Length Of railway. 6S miles single track under
construction. The traffic. from which IL is esti-
mated when In full work will yield as follows:
Gross ..9p .o9persaa,hng sahg s,oS Setee see M
Freight -. $500, 10000 $3.50. $500 S166 666. w
Passenger . 3GOOOOOO 240OOO00 100000
New-York tribune., 1899-06-04

A pvEaTIsEMEHTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
a received al ,heir Uptown once. No i242 Broadway
"a door north Of sist-s until o'clock m advs.i,s-
n,ree ra,es until o'clock m. viz. 25t sh-sve
cor 2sd-st: is2 e,h-sve i2th-ss Maey,s eth-avs
Coiumbus-ave., West 66thst. loo
ives, 42d-s, near eth-ays e2 Es:, is,h-st 81 wsy
sd-sye between 7oth and 7fth sts.: i.o2d ID ave.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-04
finanrial Meeiinas.

NEW YORK AND NEW JERSEY BRIDGE Co..
New York May 30th. 1899
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stockholders
az the New York and New Jersey Bridge Company for
hs slecon Of directors and inspectors OF election and
for the transaction OF such other business as may be
before the tockholders win be held at the once
OF this company. 2lt Broadway on Tuesday The 9th day
AZ June 1889 Polls open from II n. 10 p. u: The
grursss HOOK will be closed from May 30h until Juns
e,h ieoa CHARLES II. SWAN Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-04
Par Value, ST..

shipped entire Power Plant Other smeters VIII os
OF year the machinery Is running VIII have plant
tons development prosrcsses We
This is marvellous opportunity and comes once IN .
tained from Fiscal Agents
New-York tribune., 1899-06-04
0earhrrs.

mr. W. q. NOVEL;. private tutor at pupils homss o.
- at III z s2d ST. Two pupils received IN tSmaS.
XXIANTEp.-TeGcher: ladies' teacher English college
w graduate: FreEch teacher. city school; visiting
teacher primary department. English goyernesses Miss
DONOyAN's EDUCATIONAL AGENCY, 80 East lAth-st-<
New-York tribune., 1899-06-04
Uipi0en0 Notirfs.
RUBBER GOODS MANUFACTURING COMPANY.

rh. Directors to-day deca red quarterly divoend
Of prons Of is the preferred stock OF t1s ~. &
RAW on the 18Th day OF June 1880 The transfer BOOKS
VII be closed on the 1th day Of June 1899 At 2lo NJ
ns Viii r.op.n on the 18th day OF June 1899 10 A. ~
Cheeks will be mailed registered holders on the 10Th
day OF June. 1909. u.... Ao,,n.xv
Transfer Agents
New York May 81. 1900
New-York tribune., 1899-06-04
School Aseneies.

NONoNNsNNNrrO~S~<vNsrNs-
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
a fuppl,es Professors Teecrsra Tutors Governsssss
&C. 70 College, Schools ard Families. Apply
Nrs H. J. yOuNG-FCLToN. 3 Union SQUARE
MIRIAM COYRIEREs TEACHERS AGENCY, $50 eth ,
vi Ave- New York-Coeees schools and families sup
piled teachers placed; musical department
A DvERTIsEMENTs and subscriptions for The tribune
"A received at Uptown Office. No. 242 Broadway.
I'd north Of Slssl until o'clock p N advertise.
nents following branch oces regular
until o'clock p. viz; 2oi sth-ave
cor 2d-st 1852 6th-ave.. cor l2th-st Macys shave
ard ltth-st i42 coumbus-ave West C6thst-; lod
West i2d-s. near eth-ays: % East Iih-st 23I West
Tth and sth 59 East fIth-sI lS5s
3d-ave between 7eth and 1Tth lo26 n-ave, near
6ist-st Tos ls-ave, s9ihst 800 Sd-sve, near.
4is,st 5sI Sd-aye: 30 Bieecke--s 325 Bieecker-ss
sos sd-ave 7sth-st 1921 3daye od2 3d-aye
New-York tribune., 1899-06-04
financial.
COPPER.

are Garden n Y was q fascinating attraction
every evening before large crowds proving the rchnss
rock 100000 OPERATING THE PRoMoSroRio
LANos STATE OF JALIsCO, MEXICO. q. -
ant compressed air plant n opersts the drs VI tne
pany an income Of less than $1,000 day equai 70
of stock will be sold at
New-York tribune., 1899-06-04

The following letter from the Hon. w. S. Cow
herd, Congressman. and Ex-Mayor Of Kansas
City, No. may be Of interest:
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. U. s.
WAsHINGroN b. C.. May srd. isss
JAMES /. BROWN. ESQ.
psSr S d1n hyt oos ts t n% isnsd sy
msa Of Kansas city No While am "p not IT. .ueienty
posted give opinion Of my own TO the value Of
s sre mentioned above Srs men of the highest standing in
community both for personal integrity and business
''''''''' W s CowHERD.
The estimated cost OF constructing the railroad
city, Bonner Springs & Topeka Ry. is given in
the following letter from MI W. II. Stanaker
Chief Engineer OF that Company:
KANSAS CITY. KANs.. April ist, 1899
Preslden, X G. b s T Ry
Pssa ssms,s cost Of contracting the kansas City Bonn
her Springs Topeka Ry which in most points agree,
PIKE. the Kansas City engineers:
Road Bridge and sta9Hs 1so goo 600 90
power Plant steam and water Power. 100000.
PanS PiiiTSuHs STOCK SHd Equipment 2ooCSS
ro,., ........................... 81 siO $1,000
The above estimate is made standard gauge rail
road win Light grades and suitable for heavy tr.sh
be operated by steam in the event OF insufficient water
power i0u'' Nv " H sTALNAKER. Chief Engineer.
The Attorneys Of the Kansas City, Bonner
Springs G. Topeka Ry: report as follows on the
issue Of Bonds now offered
KANSAS CITY. KANs. April cath 1890
ISAAC II ORR. ESQ.
4' Trust Oricer St Louis Trust Company
81 Louis Mo.
rsar sir.-We hereby certify have carefully
smined ali particulars connected with the organization
.. sbe Kansas city Bonner Springs Topeka Ry. Com
siny in order strictly conformity with the
=, Kansas under which this Company is chartered
HtTTHINGs & KEPLINGER.l Attorney,
sAML MAHER.
THE ST LOUIS TRUST COMPANY. OF ST
LOUIS. MO, have accepted the Trusteesh!p II
behalf OF the Debenture Bond -hClders. BY the
Deed of Trust the complete mortgage Is not e
exceed 50 100000 which provides for double
track also any extensions necessary. and th'
trustees will not allow the said Bonds 10 be
come negotiable in excess OF Sl5OOO per mile o.
railroad nor deliver any part OF SAID BONDS
until each mile covered by such amount Is com
nleted and turned over 10 the Company fre'
and clear OF lien or any claim whatever
Copy OF the First Mortgage Bond Is printed
on the prospectus. and certified copies OF th'
Deed OF Trust and letters shown In the pros
nsrtus can be seen at the ONCE Of the TRUST
roMPANIES heretofore mentioned as author
ized 10 receive subscriptions.
The subscription list will open MONDAY
T,rne the 5th and close or before TUEsDAs
the following week at twelve o'clock noon
Application will be made In due course to tn'
New-York tribune., 1899-06-04
BANK STOCKS.
financial.

e2 100 77s7oo 7e2 200 2O5
New-York tribune., 1899-06-04

". {, GUIIIsI Y EH, CounctI
ALVIN W. KRECH. Secretary. I20 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-04

reported by Clinton Gilbert. No Wall-st)
New-York tribune., 1899-06-04

The following letter from the Hon. w. S. Cow
herd, Congressman. and Ex-Mayor Of Kansa:
City, Mo, may be Of interest:
The times., 1899-12-17
TEETH MADE OF PAPER.
The New Composition in Many Re-
Spects Superior To China.
prom pplrs0n' s MFokIV !

>
Paper teeth are the latest thing in dem
tistry. For years some substance has been
sought for which could replace the com
position commonly employed for making
teeth, and a fortune awaited the man who
was lucky enough to hit upon the right
material. Although paper has some ad-
vantages, they are small compared with
its many disqualiiiCations. and paper teeth
are likely to be used exclusveIy-at least,
until more perfect material is found.
Up to this time china has been used al
most entirely. but it presents so many dis
advantages that dentists have always been
on the lookout for some other substance
which could replace it. Not only does
china net resist the action of saliva and
turn black, but china affects the nerves OF
the jaws.
People who wear false teeth often com
plain OF suborbtal neuralgia and this is
put down by many dentists as being caused
by the heat or cold acting on the china or
porcelain Porcelain or mineral compost
ton also is liable TO chip or break. and for
these reasons has never been satisfactory.
The paper teeth are made of papier ma
che which Is submitted to a tremendous
pressure until it is as hard as required.
Their peculiar composition renders them
cheap. and the price of set of teeth will
go down considerably owing TO the new
invention.
The color OF the papier mache can also
be made to vary. which is an important
point as no two sets OF teeth are Identical
in color, some teeth having strong yellow
ish cast, while other are blush white. In
order, therefore. to obtain the right tint
the cOloring matter has only TO be intro
duced into the mixture before the tooth is
cast in order TO match the other teeth ex-
actly 1t is in this particular that china
color differing from the other teeth in the
mouth and showing that the tooth is arti-
dciai