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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-09-01
Must he Prepared for war.

JOHANNESBURG, Aug. s0.-The Stand.
ard and Diggers' News credits General
Joubert, the commander-in-chief Of the
Transvaal forces and vice president OF
the republic, with the statement that,
although he is personally DESTROYS to dc
everything to preserve peace, the situa.
ton is such that the republic must be
prepared for war,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-09-01
No Case Against Freeman Lane.

BUTTE; Mon, Aug. S0.-The county
attorney has dismissed the charge OF
extortion which had been made against
Freeman P. Lane Of Minneapolis on
account of some trouble he had with
several liquor dealers whom he found
were dealing in spurious goods. The
county attorney has been convinced
that he has no case against Mr.. Lane.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-09-01
The Thirty.fourth Moves.

DENVER, Aug. 50.-One-half of the
Thirty fourth regiment, infantry,
which was recruited at Fort Logan,
left at noon over the Union Pacific in
two sections. Colonel Kennon accom-.
panied the first section. The other half
will start in day or two.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-09-01
MEDICAL. :.

n G. TRACE, Physician and Surgeon
~. Lindbergh Block. Office hours from
Q to III a. M, 2 to D. m. Residence on East
side Of Fourth street, south Of Oak street
az Surgeon to N. p. K r. i
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-09-01
GREAT DISTRESS PREVAILS.

Trade Practically at . standstilI In South
Africa.
CAPE Town, Aug. 30.-Owing to the
continued tension and warlike condi.
tons, trade in many places is practically
at a standstill, and great di,tress pre-
walls among the poorer classes both at
johannesburg and here.
1t is reported that 200 horses which
were disembarked at Delagoa bay, pre-
sumably for the Transvaal, have beer
held, pending instructions on the sub
iect.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-09-01
Train mon Fatally In iured.

ST.. JOSEPH, Mo-, Aug. 30.--A Bur-
lington train was wrecked near Bar
nard, on the Creston branch of that
road, at IL a. m. Engineer Crisis was
instantly killed and Conductor Mather
and Fireman Smith were fatally iu-
jured. ...'.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-09-01

nR. MILLSPAUGR, Physician and Sur.
- geon. Office in Flynn's new block
Office hours to 4 p. M, and to p. m.
Residence corner Third street and Third
avenue southeast. Telephone at residence
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-09-01
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
LEGAL.

DRANK w. LYON, Attorney at Law
Z Office butler block. Little Falla MINI
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-09-01
QUITTING THE TRANsvAAL

Fifteen Thousand People Have Left
Since the Crisis Began.
LONDON, Aug. 30.-The Cape Town
correspondent of The Daily Mail says:
A pitiable scene was witnessed at the
railway station on the arrival from
Johannesburg of $50 children whose
parents are too poor to, come them
selves. It is estimated that 5000 PEG.
pie have left the Transvaal since the
crisis began.
In the house of the assembly the gov.
eminent announced that it was consid-
ering proposal to afford good facili-
ties for women and children to leave
johannesburg.
Bechuanaland is I'M state Of ferment,
owing to the fears of Boer raid.
Colonel Baden-Powell's forces there are
wholly inadequate to protect such an
extended frontier and the Beers appear
to be quietly concentrating in the west.
ern part of the Transvaal.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-09-01
GROWS MORE SERIOUS.

English Press Takes . Dark View Of tho
Transvaal Situation. Y
LONDON, Aug, 30.-Commenting on
the declaration Of President Kruger Of
the Transvaal government, to the effect
that the South African republic ad-
heres to it's latest offer and would not
make any further concessions, the af-
ternoon papers draw attention to the
increased seriousness of the Transvaal
crisis, but at the same time they ex-
press uncertainty regarding the nature
of the concessions beyond which Presi-
dent Kruger says he will not go.
No official announcement has been
made Of these, though they are gener-
ally understood to be fve-year fran.
chise and an increased outlander repre-.
sentation.
= If this is correct" The Globe says,
"it cannot be long before diplomacy has
to stand aside, as of no further serv.
ice." y
''The Pail Mall Gazette says: "Pres-
ident Kruger's adherence to these would
mean adherence to impossible condi-
tions, and if 80, the situation has come
to an ugly head"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-12-12
POLITICS AND POLITICIANS.

Brigham Roberts declares that President Mckinley appointed polygamists to office in Utah and that the senate con frmed the ap pointments in spite of the protests against their confirmation. All these facts will be brought out by the special committee of the house appointed to investigate the charges against Roberts The committee has decided to conduct the inyesti- gation behind closed doors. This is done for the purpose of shielding Mckinley from the charges that have been preferred against him. Gazette.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-12-12

Democratic bolters in Kentucky are responsible for the failure ol Goebel to secure the certificate of election as GoYernor.-Ark. Gazette.
 Had there been no Goebel or Goe6elism in Kentucky there would have been no bolt. The Democrats in all their history never stood a better chance of rolling up an old time majority in Kentucky than they did before the assemblying of the Democratic State Convention in which Goebel's methods and his theft of the nomination disgusted honest Democrats everywhere. Interruptions methods in the con duct of party conventions can be expected to bring about a bolt in any party and any~ here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-12-12

$20, 900 to the county. If to this is to be added the cost of convictions in the way of officers fees, there is no telling where the expense to the county would end.
 There are also those who main tain that the price of the Philpot plantation is out of proportion to what other property, equally as available, could be bought, and that $9, 900 is excessive.
 There is no doubt, however, that there is somewhat of a sentiment throughout the county in favor of the farm, but the question has ney- CT been agitated and there has been mo expression from the taxpayers. Among the benefits to be derived from the proposed farm is the pos sibility of having the public roads worked, which is very much to be desired, and hum ane treatment. But the bidder for the conyicts is also known to be humane.
 Therefore, we would advise County Judge Jones to give the matter his deliberate consideration before ratifying the purchase, and in the mean time, in order that the matter may be discussed, the Graphic will open its columns to all and cordially invites free and frank discussion Of The proposition on the part of the taxpayers, through it's columns.
 The Graphic simply presents the matter to the people for their con- sideration.
 Let the people consider it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-12-12

If the county should purchase a convict farm the costs in the above case would have 10 be paid by the taxpayers of the county and the officers would pocket the fees.
 If the eonyicts should ne let out at 20 cents day, the county would receive from the lessee in the above case S .25, aud the officers would have so whistle for their money.
 h addition to having to pay the fees, should the county purchase a convict farm at an expense of s9, COG, the taxpayers would also nave to equip it with barns, mules, farming implements, etc, which would cost approximately sl1, ,OO0 more, making total cost of at least
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-12-12

Former Senator Clip Witt, who was president of the State Senate at the session of 1895, announces that he will again be candidate for Senator from his district Gar land and Montgomery counties) next year,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-12-12

"A young southern congress
 man informs The Washington Post that he will vote against Roberts because he wants to be re- elected another term. Stephens Toombs, Hill and other statesmen never started political life on such a prospectus as that.-Star City Ledger.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-12-12
alt SUBSCRIPTIONS DUh ADVANCE
 sgITHOu1 ExCEF ZION.
LET THE PEOPLE
CONSIDER TT.

There are various rumors afoat relative to the proposed purchase of a county convict farm. Our readers
 will remember that at recent meeting of the county levying court, in pursuance of a former res- olution passed by that body, the re- pert of special commission was re- ceiYed recommending the purchase of the Philpot plantation by the county at a cost of $9, 000 the prop
 erty to be used for proposed coun-
 ty convict farm. The report of the commission, of which Mr. c. H. Triplett is chairman, was adopted, and the commissioners and County Judge W. D. Jones were authorized to make the purchase at $9, ,000, as aforesaid. At the present time the matter rests with the County Judge.
 At the same session of the leyyiog court Q proposition was submitted, so we are informed, to lease the prisoners, as heretofore, and pay the county 20 cents per day for each days service of each convict This would not only save the county any and all expense whatever, but bring in an income. Under the law and according to tbe ruling Of the State Attorney General, each convict is allowed to work out the fne and costs in his case at the rate of 75 cents per day. This difference in the amount offered the caunty and amoust allowed the convict under the law is exactly tLe cause of the trouble. If the lease system should be re adopted and the price of 20 cents day accepted, the proseeut- ing attorney, the sheriff, constables and magistrates would suffer a seri- ous reduction in their fees. As the 3eyying court is composed solely of magistrates, the lease proposition, so we are informed, received little favor at their hands. However, there were justices of the peace bold enough to advocate the re-adoption of the lease system, believing it the most economical plan; there were also members who opposed it, bold y alleging, so We are informed, the serious redu etlons in theil fees that would result.
 This can best be illustrated by an example. Suppose a man should be fined ia justice of the peace court for a misdemeanor. The cost in his case would be as follows:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-12-12

Wm. 6oebel. late defeated candi. date for Governor of Kentucky, is coming to Hot Springs to recuper- afp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-02
DELAWARE, LACkAWANNA ANU
WESTERN RAILROAD.

Stations IN New York. Barclay and GnrsSopnef s's
VFSTIBfrLE TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET NNN@'
pINTSCH LIGHT. 49,,
500 A M-BINGnAMTOS MAIL stops AZ p''no''s'
stations. pr>C-
uANTON OWEGC. ITHACA. ELhlFA. 49, ~
and OsW EGO EXPRESS. Pullman BGhet fsrlH -.
Connecting AZ with trains FOR chicago ana p'N''
loo p n mailv,-Chicago ard buffalo Ve.iieu-a a.-
press flr SCRA NTON. BiNGHAMToN ara ELn,,na
puiiran Buffet Parior Cars 20 EmirN Ihfoosh ,s's
ire cas- and day Chicago. arriving AZ 40
400 p M@ScRANTON. wILKEsbARRE ard PLfx-
Ot-TII EXPRESS Pullman BUFFET Psrler .srs- ,.rsr,
ZOO p NJ ldaiy)-CIIlcAGo and BLFfASLDc,, Nn1ysxia
UAMTON EI.AlIR.., BUFFALO THFoC0h 81
$40 = 81 Aaiiy)-BUFFALO EMPRESS, fLLLn M,
So, rFpF:fs ~ SCRANTON BfSGHAMToN FL
MIRA HATH MOUNT NORRIS and BUFFALo A.
rs,nf at sun1.s 10 osuFFALo scrAXroS. sISo-
LINTON OWEGO. ITHACA. ELAIRA Op ls..
sYPACUsE and CswEGo EMPRESS. Pullman bon"
sisspssif.rr.RsAN SUNDAY TRAIN SERVICE see small
tables .rCoNNO0ArrOSs
prNPy GAZE = SOSS Ld ii3 broadNA ~
Pace 80 ana e42 Broadwsy Tickets o. Esr'y On H,s
80 fourth ave Twelfth st OF Nesi ~. -
- and rwenty nfth 2as coiu nsus aye Sew 1S,n
sls "a -2s Fulton and lO6 Broat~sy hs0~~i'"- N
,ats giving full information a. a.. Ill o., ..6
,,,ct baggage hotel or residence 10 de'un.""
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U4LL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

outside SEt1- RITES -Marke. irregular and
,.,.,v active Standard on closed at i72a473,
.rs,rst g7lG47S on Thursday. Last prices Of the
go prominent issues were: Otis Eievating. 96d
~. preferred. scQsl'a. Amsterdam Gas. hlsals;
.-e,erred. 6Sassls. Electric Boat. sca32 Baking
pov6er SOL GS9a. Rubber Goods SSi2a3S Car Foun-
49,, Sn0sOig. Wagner Palace Car. lS5ianlS1l2: Air
pov.sr 7gq77 Pressed Steel Car 63Qs5is preferred.
sac. Electric Vehicle Nl0lli Bay state Gas
2AfeN
RANK CLFARINGS-The total bank clearings
=. all the clearing houses Of the United States for
he week ending yesterday were s. 49, an
,.-sase OF ssl.l3ssS9 over last week and an in
.sss o. Ss2s $50 1872 compared with the correspond
,,g week last year This years total has been
srirished somewhat owing 70 the partial observ-
.,,s Of Good Friday a holiday
RAILROAD EARNINGS The Financial Chron-
,ds" computes the gross earnings OF seventy-eisht
,osds FOR the third week Of March. 1899 at -
ss- s5 an increase OF S6l.l% or 7.2S per cent
RROOKLYN TRANSIT PRIVILEGE. - The
..ookbo6ers OF the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Com
,s,v Will be offered the privilege of subscribing
a, par 20 10000 OF new stock. This VIII pe
sculvalen- 10 per cent OF their present noidlhgs'
ard is equal TO a cash dividend Of between and
per cent The money raised by the stock SUP
scription is to De used 70 pay for the Brooklyn
and Brighton Beach and other properties acquired
snd for improvements including the change oil
r,o-i,e power 10 electricity.
TOBACCO COMPANIES AFFAlRS-Ihe STOCK
holders ~ the Continental Tobacco Company WI"
hold special meeting on April p 10 increase lis
ospi.al stock bv adding s25.0O0o9o 10 the existing
.o,tal stock such increase 20 consist OF l-hV0
sba-ss Of preferred and 1880 shares common
s,oct Transfer books close April l.. and reopen
A,-l % The American Tobacco Company has &C.
dared "a dividend OF per cent in cash ana l"' per
cen- ~ common stock payable on the common
sock both out Of the surplus payable on MAY j.
sso a quarterly dividend OF per cent on the pre-
ferred stock payable az the same time
A cOPARTNERSHIP.- Charles Lee Andrews anu
NJ, p criss have formed a Stock Exchange CO.
..-s-i-, under -he firm name OF Andrews &
c-,ss with Offices a. Aldrrh Court. 10. a Broad
wav Both members OF the firm are members OF the
s,ock Exchange and are specialists IN Northern
Pacific stocks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-02

Through leave New YORK. foot OF oefs~t.
as follows ana minutes earlier from West -sd-st
1900 A. VI. -Nestluuled Express dIly TOR bngnamIo.
Waser!y. E.riia. blnl.1, Bradford Aff'e H-n-.'
+ " far.ai O. Buffalo 80.
.Ylo r. M.-Vestblle4 lnted-Fast mail daily solid
raln fef Cnlcago Arrives Cleveland ~ NJ. chcsso
p sleyeers u Chioag0 Cleveland and Cincinnati
DINING Car. -..-,-, .-.,N...1 rx,-...
daily Arrives BinaIo 7 20 A NJ. bradforl - ~
81 jamestown ! 0y n. founsstn~n 70 a ~
Gaze Library ear ,,--
DtI5 y. M.-raly solid trar Tor bnSh smion. Eirnre
wsvery Chicago slsepers TO Hornelsvie. Cnleass
sISiC,KI.Ts LOcAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN &C
| CONMODATIONs a. III it3 2si. +Oi ard g5I BROAD
~ i9T B0gery l58 l95h ami 213 West i1otn
st Chambers and Vest 23d 81 ferries New YORK. W
Futt8n Broadway Brooklyn. ~ River st.
pSboLen I'd Jersey city station. Sev-York Trsnsf
Co calls Tor checks baggage from hotels and real
dences
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finunrial.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company.
once o, the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
No. les Montague Street.
Borough Of Brooklyn. city Of New York.

Borough Brooklyn. City OF York
April is, 1899
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company hereby gives notice
that It proposes additional 81 rs capital
stock OF the par OF 500 each from the increased
rnount thereof lately authorized The aggregate par
value Of the aditiopal stock be issued will 10
equal per cent. of par capital stock
outstanding closing the transfer books
o April 18th. ,ssued for the
purposes OF purchasing and electrically equipping the
BROOKLYN Brighton Beach Railroad properties ana
electrically eIuppng the The Prospect PARK
and Coney Island Railroad Company. which by agreement
for hundred and ninety-uine years
company 81 the Brooklyn Rapid Transit system and
for such additions and Improvements the railroad
properties owned controlled by the BROOKLYN Rapid
Transi, system may be deemed desirable
The holders OF Central Trus, Company certificates for
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company stock shoEn the
kept By the Central Trust Company on
closing twelve O'Clock Saturday
April 18th 1892 will be given opportunity ~ subscribe
az par for Trust Company represersng sha-s
OF Brooklyn Rapid Company stock eqtE 70
per cent Of the par OF their respective holdings
The new certificates will be entitled 20 their proportion
dividends declared aztec their issue All - said stock
will be deposited with Central Trust Company n New
York and will be issued subject and cond
lions OF voting trust agreements C'r-ihcaie
holders entitled to subscribe but desiring %
may assign their rights Subscriptions and assignments
rights subscribe shall he made In writing upon
blank forms which will hereafter sent TO certificate
holders and subscrptons whether by holders ~
tfcates or holders assignments must be flied with
Central Trust Company OK New York AZ It's Office No
r. Wall Street New York city. before twelve
o'clock noon on Saturday. the 29;h DAY Of April is@
The right to subscribe for Company
tihcates representing stock will then expirp
Every subscription must be accompanied by payment
in cash or by certified check par ~ The
certificates subscribed FOR Negotiable receipts ~
Trust Company viii he given and the certificates sub
scribed paid Will issued and delivered
thereafter practicable Scrip certificates will be issued
for fractional parts Of which will be exchangeae
for certificates par 500 lots Any certificates not
subscribed viii be disposed 81 the Beard
Of Directors may determine
Transfer books will be closed Saturday. April 18th
1899 A twelve O'Clock noon and will be reopened OF
Monday May LIST. 1899. az o'clock A. VI.
By order of the Board OF Directors
c T.. ROSTER.
President.
T s. WILLIAMS.
Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-02
Shares of Its Treasury Stock at
$12 per Share.

prospectus w be issued about April Isl; will
be mailed free application.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-02
OUTSIDE SECURITY MARKET.

rr.1-ST AND SURETY COMPANIES.
Reported by clinton Gilbert No Wali-s)
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IS @ 700 81
financial.
TheS Mining.
and Mi||ingCo' ofATizona'
Room 916,
20 BROAD STREET, NEW YORK CITY.

The spenazuma Mining Co 10 claims Of copper
and gold property situated in Graham County Arizona
sixteen miles west Of Fort Thomas.
The Company less than one year old vet has
made extensive mining development and working
eral mines which all In good pay Its openings
include three to 700 feet in length
shafts from 3o to 100 feet all showing good
The spenazuma Company has within last fifteen
DAYS bought - per Of capital stock OF the
Black Rock Land & Irrigation Company which and
controls the greatest ard richest water franchise
proposition in ne Territory and which will furnish
water privileges about 10000 Of richest
irrigabe lands situated between spenazuma Camp and
Fort Thomas in addition irrigating large body
u land Company Will furnish power sufficient,
all and al mills Eastern
Arizona 0nciuding operation OF a trolley line 200
miles Ia length. and stH have almost unlimited
amount Of power spare
The spenazuma Company has also secured control Of
three-fourhs Of the Capital Stock u the Black Rock
smeIter Company Of Graham County. Arizona
The Company offer until April 18Th thousand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-02
WEST SHORE R.R.

Train, leave Ftank!n 81. st.:ian. y. L % to"'~'
.nr IA m later fionl foot u ". s2c 81 -. a..
i.saa y 81 CONTINENTAL lLAirED psiv -
- ainanx syracuse Rochester. buTsio. Niasara rshs
SSisSsi.pd Detroit. chicago and 81 Louis Arrives
chtcaro and 81 Louis Afternoon. DINING Car.
n,as p 81 80 N later foot W. ga ST.. chlcas. sna
Louis LIMITED Daily for Utica. sy scuss hoeh
sst.r BuraD Niagara Falls Toronto. DsHos-
clsvsland chicago and St Louis. -.
~ y N Daily Tor Utica Syracuse Rochester Bur
faio SiagaTa Fails and To,snto - 49,.
A.as n N Daily Tor Albany. Utica Syracuse hoches-
ter Baralo Niagsra Pals Toronto. Detroit SisFs-
and chicago aud ~. Louis.
~ tahi@. a, prlnripal hotels ana orces pssssgs
CHECKED frcrr Hotel ~ Residence BY westcs,t Exprsss
C T. LAMBERT. General Pssseuges Agent q. y.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad.

w., oqrd r'-tlandf and Deshr0sses
'''''' streets Psuna Z 4 FER les ... -
Tim. West 2srd street Otner lEales Ut s,,-dsv
Desbso-ses streets Daily except s.hdsy SuN1''
onle. '1,oA NJ Loca, for EAsToN ,,,o,p,
PALS snd Vest and principal loe9i po.nn,s FA''0'
sn H.ii 30 IL 90 Noon. SLACK DIAN HMoN No
~xergse - hsndsOnest train 10 me "o' AZ IN
- ~ ss,;'ng capacity Due bunAlo - y 49,,
.sc.tcg win through seepers 10 DetroH Anu NN'.-
Dining Car service For WILKES BARRE.
,fp5O 90 2. 81 efPATTON Coal Branches
1850 40 NJ. sEd intermediate point;
,-pM IocaI fOr MAI ca tHINh+
..t'yv y'5n p N local for kAslON -,~,-
ft.2U J'Tv !, II iec,l Express FOR EAsTON
.y'yu g.1O 2 NJ For bura4o ara poih'' W."
Through stesla AZ y - xnre,s FOR FFALO eni
ropnSp5 Tone bat See p.ng Car pss'rnkerss III
- On = 40 2 81. f0r ITHACA. l.u' d.
nr-Fptio and West Sleeping ars 70 ncssks io..,.
DsofrTH PIA[NFIEID and Rot NJ bP.oIn . a. a.
daliy except snnda, .loai ies, =
Sonih rlainneld unly 80 ~ :, 81 aud ~, "a n
riet 80. ara Pullman accommodates ~ ~, Y
ss5 ". and Isl Broadwsy $ Union -auAs 80 proSsta
IN En'f0n 81 Court s.. - fruad"'y az" "'N'
AnneS station. hfo"' III rail- for snd check luggage
from hotel - residence through to aes'"''''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-02
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.

bHI WkJnC &C OTTTO NJ W.
SCHEDULE n EFFECT NOVEMBER y. lsss
Leave New York Whitehall Terminal South Ferry ana
OK Liberty Street
CHICAGO $3.50 IT,. from Liberty street cnly) u .
2 m and - ~ night
's55 m 80 - night
CINCINNATI ST Lot'rs 1T a N 'sS . n
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
vAsHINfr0N' BALIIMokE t7S. 's55 Diner;
I'll . a m lDlne0. ti255 , m, lbs DINER, =! ~
&, ROYAL Limited O." Exclusive Pullman Tram. g -
(Dlnerl 800 3. anu 81 10 night SoRFoLh' fi<ss
? ... No.. -.
0rirs- fi3 ~ 2sf "a 1874 y Nay. p Jnior 80.
" fo7 Bower, = 33H Fulton s.. $50 Graham ave.
B-lokifr Wfitehau Terminal Baggage checked from
hotel or residence 20 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-02

ERNEST THtLMt\\. Chairman,
LOUIS FITZGERALD.
j. LONBER WELSH.
j. DE GOElEN, JR,
WILLIAM l.. III Ii.
ARTHUR T.. sTILNE ELL.
L.. ~. HARTMAN.
GEORGE COPPELL.
". T.. GLlN.
WILLIAM g. CULVER. Counsel Committee
McDOrGAII. HAWKS. counsel for Foreign Security
Holder
ALVIN v KRBH Secretary. 100 Broadway New York.
March 81 1899