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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-03-18
ESPECIAL TO THE rREss.l


Augusta, March 1.-The sixty ninth
legislature ended its work tonight after a
session which has lasted eleven weeks.
about one week less than the average
length of session. 1t has been peculiar
session. For one thing 1t hns not been a
talking legislature, but when It's members
have made speeches they have generally
been on subjects of moro than ordipaIy
interest. Tho members of this sixty ninth
legislature have shown an inquiring turn
Of mind which has brought into the lime
light Of publicity number Of things
which, while matters Of public knowl-
edge, have not generally been regarded as
themes for debate. The legislature of 1880
Will be remembered as much for the
things which 1t left undone as for the
things which it has done. Before it as.
sem bled there wh,re two things which it
was generally supposed by many people
that the Legislature would do or which
would be defeated only after a struggle.
One OF these was the increase In the
salaries of the justices of the Supreme
court The other was the repeal or alter.
alton of the Australian ballot law. In
both these cases the sentiment in opposi.
tlop was SO strong that the measures
never had any prospect of success and
both were abandoned in the carly days of
the session, the advocates of the increase
of the salaries making show of a contest
on an amended bill, but with no show of
victory.
The legislature has been generous
body. 1t has voted about all the approrri-
ations asked for except the one of twelve
dollars to pay volunteer for an over
coat he claims he had not received. The
biggest appropriation was that of $225, 900
for the Eastern Maine hospital for the in
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-03-18

No time is 50 favorable as March and
April for getting strong and we'll.
thoroughly well person cats with
relish, sleeps soundly, works with zest,
and wi hout worry from morbid anxiety
as to the outcome of his efforts.
If You feel you are out of health,
strength. and spirits; if you show signs
of nervousness and exhaustion; if you
have that feeling of lassitude that come
as in the spring to those who are out of
nealth; if your blood shows the usual
signs of mpurity-Paine's celery COM
pound will turn you right-n Sour-faoe
towards health.
Enrique Guerra, the Mexican consul,
has the confidence not only of his govern
ment, but Of the American public.
Through his Intervention, many ilnpor.
tant commercial questions between the
United States ana Mexico have been hap
PLY adjusted.
During his long residence in this conn
try, MIR. Guerra has lived in circle
where the best possible medical treatment
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-03-18

gave me feeling of new strength is a
fact. -
ENRIQUE GUERRA.
AS spring comes on, most women and
many men who have lived hot.house
lives during the winter, find themselves
unduly fretfnl, unable to sleep soundly
without appetite, easily tired, frequently
distressed by headaches. and inoking
snap" and strenqth--the result of poor
blood and weak nerves
10 those in this condition, the thous-
auds of testimonials from people like MIR.
Guerra who have been benefited by
Paine's celery compound should be- reason
enough for giving this best OF oil spring
medicines at least trial. What Ii has
done for others, il will do for the reader.
1t will purify the blood, clear the con-
plexion, rejuvenate the exhausted nervous
system, insure good digestion, bring on
healthy sleep, and re; tore ones strength
ana vitality.
No other medicine in the world ever
accomplished so much, and single trial
will add another TO the long list of people
in every community who gratefully sound
the praises OF Paine celery compound.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-03-18
THE WEATHER.

Boston, March 11.-Fair with increas-
ing cloudiness, followed by light rain
during the night or Sunday morning
warmer; light north to east winds be-
coming southeast and south, probably
increasing to brisk to moderately high
in the late afternoon and night.
Washington. March 17.-Forecast
for New England: Partly cloudy, prob
ably snow by afternoon or night; fresh
to brisk north to east winds.
Local Weather Report.
Portland, March 1.-THE local
weather bureau records as to the weather
are as follows: ,a
sa. barometer, 30.lS7; thermome-
ter. IL 0. dew point 4; humidity, A;
wind. NV; velocity. 10; state of weather
clear.
m.-Barometer. 80. 1902; thermome.
ter, IS, dew point. 10; humidity, 25;
direction, NV; velocity, u; state OF
weather, clear.
Maximum temperature, "a: minimum
tom mperature. 10; mean temperature.
II; maximum wind velocity, 20 NV !;
precipitation %.
Weather Observation.
The agricul tural department weather
bureau for yesterday March II, taken
at D. IN. meridian time the observation
for each section being given in this order:
Temperature, direction of wind, state Of
weather:
Boston. "a degrees, NV, clear; New
York, "a degrees, 5, clear Philadelphia,
36 degrees. SE, clear: Washing.
ton, l2 degrees. Sc. clear; Albany, % de-
grees, n. clear; Buffalo. IS degrees,
NE. cloudy; Detroit, IS degrees, NE,
cloudy Chicago. "a degrees, E. cloudy; st,
Paul. SO degrees, NV. p. oldy; Huron Oak,
10 degrees. NV, cloudy; bismarck. II,
degrees, NV, clear; Jacksonville. 63 de-
grees, NE, clear. -
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Clifford. John, severe scalp wounds,
Bellevue.
Curran. Ellen, hotel emuloye, burns of
body New York hospital.
Love, William F., cashier, burns of
body, New York hospital.
james, Arthur. fireman, scalp wound.
Calhoun, Mrs. {. H., shock, New York
hospital
simmons. Mrs c. C., burns of body,
bellevue hospital.
Unknown woman. %. fractured skull,
leg fractured; condition critical; Bellevue
hospital.
Unknown men. hands and arms
burned.
Mcpherson, Thomas, burns on hands
and body, Bellevue.
Waterman, Mis-. l.. D., burns, at .
We t 47th street.
burlington, Mrs. II. H., at West 10th
street
WesteIfyld, Helen, at 4 Dakota flats.
Lawnc, Margaret, Manhattan hotel.
Badenberg, Mrs.
Winters, Miss, Of 1s4 Fifth avenue
Butler William. Roosevelt hospital
AlcClusky, Tnowas at Flower hospital
Stlrener, Mrs. i. H., at West attn
street.
Rosenbein, Miss. at Bellevue.
The list of missing Is "a follows:
Thompson, Gladys. IA. daughter of
Eetts, sadie, daughter Of John Belts,
West llst street.
Upham, Anuetta, daughter of xSena-
tor Upham oi Vermont
Deoidrova, Ms. A fired, wife of stock.
broker having Office at hotel.
Bradley, Miss.
Steinei, Miss, New York.
Morgan, Miss Catherine, AIS Madison
avenue.
Gulen, Warren. elevator man at hotel.
Auze, Miss, visiting ut hotel.
McHulty, Miss.
Buckhorn, Miss H.. New York.
Mccarthy, Catherine, domestic.
Shea, Kate, domestic.
Chase, Mary, domestic.
Mcdonnell, kats.
Vruit, James.
Demorasch, Mrs.
Brand, Alrs james.
Fuller, Miss Margaret, niece OF a. II.
Fuller of Philadelphia,
Troops, Miss.
Chapman, Mrs. William II.
Buckley. Mrs
Worth, Miss.
Rigley, Miss Jennie.
Casey, Ellen =.
Ford, Charles.
WELSH, Mary.
Walsh, Nor.
Lammy, Mary.
Stokes, Mrs James II.
Mullen, Christopher.
McFloy, MIR. 10 years old, lived at hotel
with his family.
Hoffman, Mis4 Dora, and two nieces,
Baltimore.
Kelly, Eliza.
Clara, Mary.
Armstrong, Bridget
kellogg, DR.. kennith H.
Morgan, Miss Annie Taylor.
Loree, Harry W.
Angelin, Mary.
Mackay, Mrs. Frederick.
The flames could not lie checked and
in two hours from the time that the IRE
broke out, the entire structure was in
ruins and the streets on three sides OF the
building were filed with debris from fall
Ing walls and tall chimDeys, while the
streams of water being poured upon the
interior of the ruins bad no other effect
than to Ill the air with steam, making
st impossib ble for anyGue to approach near
enough to search for missing bodies
The fire was the moss speet cUlar affnir
Of the kind that could be imagined. When
IL broke out, Fifth avenue vas crowded
with people watching the St Patrick 5
Day parade, a fact which iute-fered not
u little with the movements of the fire.
men and police. AS soon as the flames
were lirst discovered shooting frSm the
windows, that part of the procession
which was near tee building came to a
Was uishanded. for the police came rush
ing towards the fire from every direction
ana as far rs they were able drove the
people from the streets. One alarm af-
ter another was turned in ard the Inst
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-03-18
A TEN CLUB LEAGUE.

Chicago. March 1.-THE Tribune says:
Frank DeHaas Robinson will take his
Cleveland National league baseball club
to ST. Louis and Tom Lcftus will oc lupy
Cleveland with his Columbus Western
league team. Tbs National league circuit
can now be reduced to ten clubs without
difficulty and the settlement of one of the
most perplexing problems which ever
confronted the magnates is at hand.
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Terror Stricken Guests Leap to
Ground and Into Flames.
Many Dead Bodies Recovered
and Many Missing.

The List Of the Injured Is Long samd
Sad Onc-Heroic Deeds of New York
Firemen i'm Work of Rescue-Abner
McKinlcy's Wife and Daughter Among
Those to Escape-SeycrHI Prominent
People Among the Dead.
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A Legislature Noted for What 1t
Didn't Do.
MUCH TALKED OF MEASURES
KILLED EARLY IN SESSION.

The Railroad Fight Has Been the Chief
Feature of the Winter--Body Has
Not Been an Orntoricnl One--A Few
Good Speeches Made--Adjournment
Came "a Week Earlier Than Usual.
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DELAWARE. LACkAWANNA ANU
WESTERN RAILROAD.

Stations in New YORK. :oot Barclay and sarsophs -
yYsTIBuLE TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET S"""
PlSrSCH LIGHT - -,.-.>~s
500 A M.-BINGBAArOH MAIL stops Al p'"e''~
urNC a
loco M-ocafe Can BUFFALO s1RANIgn,; iD5 .sSxs
HANTON OWEGc ITHACA. EisAIRA sfhASrr.s.
ana OsWEGO EMPRESS Pullman Bunet fsrT 80
connecting at Buffalo With trains for Cbiesso sne p'H'
West. , ,,..,,,.t.< ~
4 200 p n fday,-Chleago and Burslo Nestice,,ss
press for SCRANTON BISGHAMToS nna Erssii .ss
pullman Buffet Parior Cars 70 Elmira. Infousn r~sK
ng cars and day coach 10 caicsgo HF~Ns 81 80 ;"
400 I p M@scRANroS wILKEsBARRE and rbrH
OI'TH EXPRESS. Pullman BuIet PsTlr Csr ,,vs1v
1900 r. n DAILY CHICAGO ard BIir szoS 'EEiyd
IIAMToN, EI.NIRA. Ri FFtLo THRouoB BSrrcs e.
SLEEPING CAR New Yors 10 Chicago DINING @s'
$40 p III 1ssiy)-YuFFhLO EXPRESS, PCLLLSsASS
oi sSTrFpyRs foy SCRANTON. BiNGuAMTos; IL
MIRA BATH MOUNT NORRIS and DrFFALo' AZ
Isnf at saHSis 800 huFrAIo SCRANTON. EISc-
ia NroN OwEGO ITHACA Ef.AIRh. " p .xc.
sYRAcrsE and oswEGo EXPRESS Pullman Ssns'
fi'.ps Tr.ernBAx SUNDAY TRAIN SERVICE see small
'A TICKETS AND PULLMAN AccoMsoDsrroSsr pa. At
HENRY GAZE SONS LID Jig bi, 81, rssyy s,sticss
tscs asa and s42 broadway Tickets az cry 80 s.,s
al Fo,rfh ave corner Twelfth 81 OF wsss ~ VET.
sss "a .,c Fuiton and t0c Rroaawa, Df'"A"-'
49, giving ,ui information At all sts.ens o.. -
"wrsrc1TTs EXPRESS COMPANY VII e.n =" -
- ...s. from hotel residence % dss'ins'ho
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Through tra rs leave Nev-york foot OF Cha.Dsreees
q. follOwu ana, nye minutes from West Ac-sc
DalO A. M-veatiDulsd EApIes5 dab for bsngnsmtSns
waveriy, ElIars. blnalo, Lradfcfd A6Fs Dsns"
r NJ Farior 20 Buffalo. -. .-.a
.r,0 r. M.--yestbued nllted-Fsst mail daily SOLO
rain fOr CicsgC. Csssant T:i0 A NJ cnicsee
p NJ Siepe.rs Chicago Cleveland ana cineinnan.
Dining .,... v.,x...
da.l~ Arrives al BYnaio 7c5 A NJ. Bradford 20 =
81 jamestown 700 A. NJ. Youngstown JOT A. ~
Cleveland II 80 NJ slsspers TO Buffalo and Cisvesnas
Gaze Library Car. . - ,,,.... v,,.,..
wSsey and Chicago. seeIers TO Hornsilsyte chiesss
s S,1 Ts local RIM CARDS AND PULLMAN Ac-
COMM0DATloNs a. ~ ?6i ioi and gSl s5 pss
l97 i58 East i25tl-st and 20 West izosn
Sc Chambers and Nest go - ferries. New lork $40
sne 500 FuIt5n-et ~ PIoadway broosyn l22 Essr.s:
TichL,n Nd Jersey cts - ltion. Newborn TranGef
Co calls for and checks baggass from hosIs ana fs
dsnces
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DIVIDEND Noiire.
.No~~>~~~r~~~4~~~~~-~~~~N
WinsIow, Lanier & Co.. II Nassau ST., N. Y. City.

THE INTEREST AND DIVIDENDS on THE FoIz
LOWING BONDS AID STOCKS ARE PAYABLE Al
~ -
Cleveland and Mahoniug Valley y CO. ReRstd IS.
Cleveland and Ptt-buFh Il ". -. General Mortgage
4hs
bunkirk Ind Peal Esiat.
Franklin IND. MORTGAGE
Grand Rapids and Indiana H. Y. Co. First Mortgage Tn
guaranteed 7s Firs; Mortgage rnguarante-d Ex Land
Grant IT,
Grand Haven. Ni'h. Furdrg
Monroe County. Ind. Funding 5las
Pueblo. COL Sewer Gs Water Works 81 Principal ana
interest.
Pittsburgh Fl WAYNE and Chicago Rv Co. FIRST Mort
-. Series u Second Mortgage Is. Series X In
terest Third Mortgage Is. Quarterly Dividend u. per
cent Special Stock
April I'D.
Bedford Ind Mortgage 5'ss
Greenfield Ind. Municipal Sc Series 2.
Monroe County Ind. County Sc
April
Pittsburgh. ~. Wayne and Chicago Ry. Co Quarterly
Dividend IA per cent. Regular Stock.
April 10Th
Pulaski County Ind. Funding
Pendlston, ool IS
Upton. Ind. Improvement Bond g..
April
Greenfield Ind. Municipal Go. Series !.
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finantial
-'''||"N'|N~~~0""|>>|'>"|
THE NEW YORK ONTARIO AND WEST

EHN RAILWAY COMPANY hereby gives notice
TIE holders Of b. nd. known CONSOLIDATED FIRST
MORTGAGE FIVE PER CENT GOLD BONDS
issufd the mortgage deed 81 dated April
1lth. $50 executed 10 Railway Company - the
Mercantile Conpanl. Trustee. that ssid Railway
Company intends take W and redeem oil Of the bonds
that tuNe been issued under said mortgage or deed ~
trust on The n-s, dsy y June IN tho year eighteen
hundred ard ninety NSgH ~ paving therefor the
sum ~ orr fhouslna and MT Jo.lar Tor zach one
'housand dollar bond ard eve hundred and 'wcnty nve
dollar each hundred dollar bond. and all In
tercsi accrued said first day ~ Jun" lssh. upon
irescrtin and daiiysr such honfs and al coupons
thereof then remaining unpaid said day. 81 the once
~ sci. Railway gomuan,. Number - ichver Street. In
tho city NV York Th' bonds proposed t. fe taken
thousand 90, 81 the denomination ~ i've hundred
c1llaa sJorI each. and from one thousand anc one
GHnn 10 Thousand ono hundred WlcO q me De,
Nomination = "a Dscn4 dollars Hlr~ e1ch all fsd
uurl'er Inclusive
Interest upon aid bonds viii ." accrur ~ be
payable un and after said first da' ~ Juno 1872
IL bond -haii be presented q SAID ltallva'
COMPANY SAD hrs, day Of June lHin or
within thirty thereafter the said Hallway 'oinpsnf
deposit the credit ~ sn-h hc'f
the registered holder thereof. - II be reEseri the
and Designated. and also tho amount Ok
any coupon coupons due and remaining unpaid upon
such bond. NJ the said first day Of June, 1899 -.
THE NEIc YORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAIL
WAY COMPANY.
THOMAS p. FOWLER President
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financial.
Il" THE HOLDERS OF MERCANTILE TRvsT
'oMPANf CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT
FOR TIE FOLLOWING BONDS,

=" '"E HobbERS OF MERCANTILE TRUST
COMPANY CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT
FOR THE FOLLOWING BONDS.
Baltimore and Ohio Ra.rrond Company
Honds, Loan of 1853. Extended to I0a5. nj
Four Per Cent.
baltimore and Ohio Railroad comn,,,
'"o-Ncnr Five Per Cent. Consolidated Mort
Enge bonds of 1888.
baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
sterling SIX Per Cent. Loan Of 1872. due
March I. 1902.
Baltimore and Ohio RaiIrond Company
sterling Sin Per Cent. Loan Of 1874 due
May !, 1910
Sin Per Cent. Loan of 1870, due April 1,
1oI" Account Parkersburg Branch RniI-
rond Company.
Baltimore md Ohio Railroad Company
Five Per Cent. Bond Loan Of 1885 account
Pittsburgh and ConneIlsviIIe Railroad
Company.
baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Four and Onc-half Per Cent. Tcrmin IN
Mortgage Bonds of 1894.
baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
sterling Four and One-hnIf Per Cent. Lonn
of 1883, Philadelphia branch.
Baltimore and Ohio RaiIrond Company
sterling Five Per Cent. Lonn of 1877. due
June l. 1927 account baltimore and Ohio
and Chicago Hniirond Company.
Pittsburgh, and ConnclIsyiIie Railroad Com
pnny First Mortgage Bonds. Extended to
1919. ut Four Per Cent.
Pittsburgh and Conceivable Railroad Com
pany First Mortgage seven Per Cent.
Bonds. due July l. 1898.
Pittsburgh md ConnclIsviIIc RniI-ond COM
pRny six Per Cent. Consolidated Mortgage
Bonds.
Akron and Chicago Junction Railroad Com
pnny First Mortgage Five Fer Cent Bonds
Pending the cf the securities. tho under
signed arranged advance 10 the holders ~ hef
camille Trust C0mpanv Certificates 81 Deposit for mo
deposited under tho Plan and Agreement "r
the Reorganization The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company o. iS9s amounts in cash equal ~
face value 10 coupons representing six months inter
cs' due January T. 1881 the new Prior Lien "'a''
COLA Bonds and coupons representing three months
interest due October six months interest due
April ! 1882 on the First Mortgage -Four Ter cent
Bonds respectively when issued under said Plan and
Agreement Of Reorganization
such cash advances will be made and after Ail l.
1899 20 holders ~ Mercantile Trust company
Certificates Of Depot Of their certificate
a. the office pNpositar1. The Mercantile lrus'
conpanv Of New York London agency The LONDON
and Westminster Bank Limited, to be stamped accord
ingly
Dated March 2lsi. 1922.
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. - New-Orleans-com-
merciaL Oc premium; bank, 81 premium san
Francisco Sight 15c telegraph. TIC. Cincinnati
over the counter. 5nc premium between banks, Wc
discount Buying. l-lec discount; SELL
ing &c per 1900 premium. Charleston-Buying.
pay: selling &c premium. Boston-l5nls 23 dis
count St Louis-3Oc discount Chicago-5c discount.
April. DIsBURSEMENTS.-' THE Daily Stock
holder" IN is issue to-day will say: April dis
hurse nnens are exceeded only by those Of January
and july Interest becomes due and il payable to-
CAV on bonds whose par value Is 81 0S6. 4l2245. the
amount OF such interest being So 1872 as com
pared with 800 81 1914 last year $9D7S190 In 1897.
g. 10 2ss in 1896 and $500 G31 in 1895. Dividends
have been declared are payable during the
month on stocks whose par value Is }LGNf2'Ul'
me amount OF such dividends being Se7iOHi rs
compared with 81 s2s.sl3 last year. &sS7lm in
1887 Sc e5 $50 in 1896 and $3166 s2 in 1885. The fol
lowing is a comparison Of the disbursements for
the last five years
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unlisted. TEX divided
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

THE MONEY MARKETING banks lost in the
week On the interior currency movement over
81 10000 and on Sub-Tressury operations nearly
g. Onn GO There was nothing doing in the money
market yesterday. Money on call was nominal
~ per cent. Time money. So per cent Tor sixty
(ays. 3r.G4 per cent for three months. per cent
>or four months and per cent for six months
Commercial paper rates were Prime indorsed DIS
receivable. $685. per cent mgh-Grade single
,s-oes 91.0q, per cent. and other good names
4itQ5 per cent.
FOREIGN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. firm. Actual
closing rates follow
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WEST SHORE' R.R

rr.,n, leave fTankin o.. el>laa. ~. u. - '''
80 - u ~ CONTINENTAL LIMITED Dan. ~
i-rc syracuse Roeherer. Burslo. Niagara FsuA
,rl.SsIand Detroit. Chicago and Sc LOUIS Ar'ss'
$780, ana 81 Louis afternoon. Dlnlng SsI.
a,4s P & 30 IA later foot w. a?d ST. csiessy sSs
81; e., BrTaio Nsgsrd Falls Toronto. pwtso'ss
ciev,and cncssO ana St Louis, ,.. -.
sio Ns:ss Pals ana ro,9 ',,.. svr,,u.. roes..-
ter nunalo Niagara Fsils Toronto. pesrof'' Give
land Chicago aud 81 lou,
49, ,shle. az principal hotels -; cTces BaG9o01
.,s.r.d ,,orr Hotel ~ Pesdencs Ny we~ees Exyrsea
WV e n LAMBERT General Passenger Agent y. u
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Railroads.
NEW YORK CENTRAL


All through trains stop at Albany c'e0' s'"N'
Trains leave brand Central Station as follows;
''"O EMPiRE sTATE ExPREss LIMlTEp % p NJ;
E E:ss. rs, in s g. %2sd T 9Ss 800
roii II 10 P. " Limited 70 its ssa t-a;o Nags-a
Falls and Cleveland. ..s.v For
1890 DAY EXPRESS Except r. s sfse points
100 p sou1vIwEsTERN LIMITED ,2su snp cincit-
- nst. Indianapolis 81 Louis De sY 'spVSTAI except
Sunday stops az important stations o. hour
$40 r MAKE SHORE LIMITED Dali ,G-i..yy.isnd
train 20 Ch,cag, via Lake Shore Dero.nl,e and
T;45 A II. due Chicago +So T. NJ
600 P M"wEsTERN EXPRESS D.iymtF0c- sIcsFo
CPS P M-NORrHEftN ExPRfSs par E,,swa
r.3O p M%eAapSIrRoNpAcK MOUNTAINS AND @o-'-
$50 P MEBtFyAIo AND soyr r,nwrs rsiS
sPEGI Dayrr rSI.ra ssIs'G ard L,..
O.16 p M-PAcrFIc IMPRESS pa rby,caso' and. s.-
burg Niagara Falls. Cleveland, ~. ruSurr rosa
sStTaay r5 Ha EXPRESS For csi, ns.;
night. yer csics sxh, .lespers lesy. az s:io
HARLEM DIyIsinp r s,..p, sunday. to
o1IhM ara So i p M :, eao IN
warner Palace Csrs N si through rs'n'
Trains iiIurnlra,,d With pin,sch Len, s,,-.i station
Tickle, and Wagner orees a. S,sns s42 Brosdvay
10 r s ars 81 West i.5,h i2.s S. s
ana 1aeh St station New York: S's ana 80
ard 100 BrcaeMsx p hTSssysn Street, FOR York
Central cab service. BsgFsse checked foh p'' "
denc. n. westcot, rx7ress Company, ,..,ss, Agent
GEORGE r. DANIELS G'nerAl fass'''''
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ruF FINANCIAL MARKETS.

Tho stock Exchange was closed yesterday
- ~ the observance Of Good Friday. Final
.,o,,ons in Thursdays market are reprinted;
qoo'"r ROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.
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j. u. Morgan & Co.
Office " the
MISSISSIPPI RIVER BRIDGE CO.,

Office u the
MISSISSIPPI RIVER BRIDGE CO.
chicago his. Jan. 2pth 1899.
OWNERS Of bonds of the Mississippi River
Bridge Company arc hereby notified mat TIE Lnl,ei
states Trus' c.. ~ New lork Trustee mas
nv lo bonds numbered AZ. oS. 1O1. Is+. 2o0, ~
an 49,. 500. $50. 6Ig. % 10 redeemed NJ required
D., The mortgage. Of sinking fund payment
due April lst isfn ,, 49,
said bonds o redeemed AZ the Office * Nessrs Guy
ia- Moran & Co.. No. Pine 81. New York city.
Interest on bonds Designated above vii cease Aprl
isi $50 n Z. 4. WOOD. Treasurer.
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CENTRAL R. R. OF NEW JERSEY.

Anthracite Coal used exclusively.
-Four tracks y pnsu% N ;n.,, ss z,
Leaving ,me ' from South Terry foSt whitehall ST. =
Ave minutes earlier than that given below Tor Liberty -
''' TTain, ieav. foo, Of Liberty st.
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