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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-02-03
RepuhIIe..n - - lEI.een.ln

Madison, Wis. Feb. I'm the joint
assembly yesterday Joseph V. Quarles
(rep.). Of Milwaukee, was formally
elected United States senator to sue
coed John L Mitchell, whose term ex-
pires on March (, receiving the solid
repu bliean- vote The democratic vote
was cast for 7. p Ryan. Of Waukesha
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-02-03
Judiciary CommIttee squeIchsa It

The Judiciary committee Of the house
killed the bill presented by Burk-
holder giving the county attorney
power to summons people before him 70
inquire about the existence OF joints
The state temperance union was
anxious for this bill to pass. but the
judiciary committee is composed most
" Of resu bmissionists
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-02-03

Scarcely a day passes at Topeka but
members of the legislature ''hear from
home" concerning prohibition in the
shape Of long petitions against the re-
submission resolution now pending.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-02-03
- - - -.

The PRESIDENT on the 18th named
Hon. W. c. Hook, Of LeavenwOrth. for
United States judge to succeed Cassius
g. Foster, retired
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-02-03
WORK on the Rock Island Extension

FL Reno, Ok. Jan. 9S-JOhn Ware,
Jr., contractor on Rock Island exte1-
sion in city, reports completion OF
grading west from Chickasha, / T., -
miles; track laid 2 miles, and VIII be
laid to Anadarko, KiOws agency. BY
February 3 This line crosses the XII
Ovva and COmanehe reservation along
north line extending to Greer county,
fQ5 miles
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-02-03
Kansas Has Had Thirteen Senator,
Kansas has had Is United States

senators, as follows:
The first two we're James h Lane and
Samuel c Pomeroy- Lane was succ sedsd BY
Edward Ross Following Ross came Robert
CrOzier. Alexander Caldwell. James II. Harvey.
Preston P. Plumb. Bishop ". Perkins. John
Martin and Lucfen Baker in the order named
PomerOy was succeeded by John J. ingalls,,
william A PETER succeeded ingalls,, and W.
A Harris succeeded PETER. POmsrOy. Lane,
Plumb, Perkins and CrOzier are dead Senator
James H Lane committed suicide
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-02-03
unIaue 40 - W.ehlts.

arrested Tor stealing q thrsshing ma
chine Bingham put steam into the
engine and ran II away from the Owl
er's farm
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-02-03
.. II. = - -.

United States Senator W A Harris
it is rumOred, yearns TO retire from
farm life and viii sell his place near
LinwOod, LeavenwOrth county The
farm consists Of SIS acres and is val
ned AZ s35. 600
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-02-03
anxious for = Neu Courthouse.

COfey county people were making
determined effort TO get a new court
house Petitions were circulating
asking Representative Sweet to intro
due a bill giving the county commits
siOners authority to make three-mill
levy TO raise SO, 900 to build and equip
one The county Offices ara now in
four buildings
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-02-03
Eighs Kansas soldiers Dead

Washington, Feb Gen Otis
cables that the following soldiers Of
the Twentieth Kansas amOag Others
have died in Manila; Edward Roth
mYer, private. company A. p. T. Hack
aft, private. r; Lewis r Badger. Pri-
vate. + = p. Blair, private, A. Ben
euSres priTate. = John ID. Yong,
rrfFele. As sc-man D Hand. private.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-02-03

Topeka, Kan, Jan IS George r
Peck, whom Kansas delights to honor,
made the principal address at the an
nuaI meeting Of the Kansas State Bar
association last night His subject
was The Judge, the Lawyer add the
Citizsn," and 1t was a mastery and
eloquent effort. To Kansas, his for
mer home, Mr. Peck paid a glowing
f-ibr7ra
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-02-03

Oiympia, Wash, Eco IL @. Eos
ter, Of Tacoma, was nominated for
United States senator By The repub-
lican caucus last night In joint ses-
sion today the legislature, which IS
lsrreIy repu blfcan- elected Mr. Poster
United states senator fer q term OF six
years He succeeds Senator John u.
lFilson. q repnblf1sn.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-02-03

There are g inmates Of the Mother
Biclzerdyke home at Ellsworth. and
which the state q few years ago gave
SD, Oo0 for The inmates are widows
of old soldiers who are friendiess-
These who have pensions pay IN 81 per
week toward their care.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-02-03
state PsnIssntizry Directors Named.

Gov. Stanley on the 27th sent to the
senate the names Of John s Gilmore,
Of Wilson county, and E A McFar-
land, Of Lincoln, directors Of the pen
itentiary- They succeed c E Ali
son and ". H L PepperilL Mr..
Gilmore is the veteran editor Of the
Fredonis Citizen
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1899-02-03

South Norwalk, Conn, Jan 8s.-Dis
bled BY an accident 70 her steering
gear during a trip up the sound the
steam canal boat J. c. Austin, ran OF
the rocks of Noruallz and sank Ac
campaigning he's was the consort David
b Fisk. loaded with zeal consigned &
Festport Five % the persons aboard
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

ENLISTED. Tex dividend.
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supply. and the feeling little nrmsr eltnousn
prices hardly quotahy higher Lambs OF desirable
weight and quality held up TO about saturdays prices.
while others loo lower, and the market closed very
sheep sold at 81 5oas4 per 100 n ordinary TO choice
lambs at sass 10 culs at - so Dressed mutton slow
at 5d1i1 per n dressed lambs al ,1Hsc. .
sales-J II. Hume 4 Brother. 10 sac lambs. NJ 10.
average at s. 70 per 100 70 393 d. 70 n AZ s. 10 ga
d. 20 n a, 8, 10 p. do y n as $ 'c 2Is DO - No.
is do. 81 No. S. 100 Michigan Do % n at 81 so 23
Pennsylvania DO 70 10 IS IS: fo3 60, s. n. 1T s.
80 n. at 81 80.
2fs DO 70 n IS co. DO - n s. 80. - State 90.
y =. s. 10: u DO ~ n. at s. co. ~ d. u n AZ
s. So % Pennsylvania sheep 1874 ~ az s. so p Do .o3
n. at - 80: 50 do los 10. al - y ~ 10, 81 n at
81 20; bucks. 40 ~ at 81.
Newton & Co. 1874 State lambs = = at 20 ieI
d. 70 ~ s. 30: rs culls 81 n. 8, So II VIZ
gina sheep le ~ - -. State do. III ~ a. 81 30
d. Harrington 100 Michigan lambs. 81 n. at - -; Us
DO rs ~ s. 10 100 state 30 >6 n. al - 20: 100
Canada do ~ Il, 81 so: 332 d. 10 n. 81 377
State sheep ~ 10 at 81 30.
% n S. eo % do Il n at s. So le Buffalo do. s.
n. 81 90: ~ 81 n - 50; p Buffalo sheep
io5 No. At 81 IA DO los ~ al s. state D. ITO No. at
81 10 DO. 1O9 10 at So 70; do li5 ~ al 81 80
MCPHERSON o.: l5a state lambs y n az s. 10 SIS
Buffalo DO 81 n. AT 81 So state sheep l23 No. at 81
NJ Collins: 5as Buffalo lambs ~ n. at s. 20.
Jellire. Wright & Co: 80 state lambs 80 n. at So
bucks. 80 n. AZ s..
HOGS-Recep's FOR days 10 s.s4s
head including about cars for the market. No sales
for ordinary 10 prime hogs Country dressed hrm at SsG
5s.c per 10 for extreme weights
:. Judd a CO. Sold late saturday 1872 Western hogs.
l5s n at 81 per 100 N.
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OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

East Buffalo. Dec. 2-Receipts Of sale and through
cattle sheep and hogs during the ortyegh hours ended
az to-day Cattle "a: sheep and anps.
- hogs. ii9 Shipments. Cattle: ~ cars,
sheep and lambs, - cars hogs. - cars. catue-The
total offerings 100 loads and for holiday there was
good attendance OF buyers. The demand was active
and prices shade higher the handy weight
welfnshed butcher cattle and top grade Export cattle
Outside the active demand FOR the good kind OF cattle
the market irregular and lower Good 70 pest
smooth fat export cattle s. 4oQs5 & good TO best s. 41g
81 20; export bulls s3ls4 25, good to choice butchers
steers 81 oVds4 S. TO good fat bulls " ioqst;
good best fat heters 81 25G 50 fair 10 good heers
g 75qs4. mixed fat cows and heifers good T. choice
- 15Gsi stockers. choice . extra quality 81 .ogs+
good Sc 6oGs3 -; Jersey sockers 81 .51
So stock hel.er s3as3 TO- feeders good extra 80 75a
s. 20: good. SO 5Ods3 So fresh choice 70
extra Cd bag sjOgS52 sprIngers good 20 extra s3OG
$40 calves choice s. 0Qs7 10 good 70 choice.
s.dsI so. heavy calves good color >i4s4 90
common. s31s3 so Hogs-The hog trade considerable
OF surprise. For while IL thought mat there
might be good prices the close of the last week;
neither buyers sellers prepared for the strong
tone and continued advance which took place to-day.
HEAVY hogs quotable al $4,000 50 ~ "a medium.
So s0GS3 s. mixed 81 s0qs3 So. Workers 50 80 generally
for good light Workers 80 70ds3 rs: pigs 81 TO- oughs
loads. and with all sod the close the market firm
the best prices day Sheep and smbs-The sup
ply sufficient FOR the demand there being
about 10 loads The about loo lower.
Lambs. caoice quoted s. 2Oqs5 30 good
70 choice sjq<5 90 fair good. 81 $685. sheep choice
70 extra 81 3JGsi 30: good choice SASS 81 common
10 fair 81 501S3 80. on the close there ten or
twelve loads left and included heavy lambs
The basis OF Canada lamb prices was s. 80
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E. & W.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sr,, .. Sunset 446 Moon rises pm ll;2s Moon age -
HIGH WATER TO DAY.
=, -, ~ Rms Gov Island II 40 He'll Gate ] 2s
PN-Sandy Hook ii rs Gov. Island -- men JAZZ 49,
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT or NETWORK MONDAY. JANUARY 1893
ARRIVED
saTs ForzTe dr Thompson Bsry n.cem nj P.l 10
re-, p Wa, sieaN"aer January p D. N 'sis
steamer Rotterdam Dutch. Voege. Rotterdam Decem.
ftf L. ballast Charles Randebrock Arrived at the
a. hayre 10 with mdse and 1913 seease passengers 10
fsheh Edye co. Arrived at the Bar at m. ..
wiz ndse ~ cabin ana III steerage passengers TO the
capesnie Genersle Transatantgue Arrived at the bar
Steamer James Trpie cBo Watson Palermo anchored
Steamer Oa Dominion Tapley. Norfolk and Newport
with n'se and passengers 10 the Old Domino" IS
Steamer Benefaeto- Townsend. Philadelphia, with rndss
steamer stanford Gsr, McIntyre Philadelphia Deem
De- d. in ballast TO Barber a GO.
SAILED
lss .' KowoI OBJ <'h w1s , Rsn Sc. S0p se
A., n,sai. Nor Genoa etc. Guyando,te Norfolk and New
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
sn lesa'S jan SAILED steamer Port Melbourne OBJ
..s.1sol pee si-sansa. steamer Manhattan cBr'.
Sheds Dec Si-saned steamer Hiidur CNor) Museus,
,t 9assog Dec sissned. steamer State of Nebraska
Dartmouth: Jan 2-Arriyed. steamer s,raihesk 'Br'
vhs wight Jan Passed. steamer oldenbarg Ger.
Lad sss sor Bremen Dutch Bon
- ses-York Tor ROTTERDAM. ,,,....,,
p..--
'tes New-York for Antwerp.
GU Of Lewis. Jan Passed. steamer Critic (Br).
ah New-York for Leh and Dundee.
yosTenhAeen. Jan 2-Aryei. steamer Brisrdene tbrl'
ps.hs'.ep. Jan ARRIVED s, L~onsrds ODD
sad Jan i-Arrived Serbia Gen. os'er-
"snn Aew-York FOR Shanghai.
xs, se. Jan i-Arriyed. steamer Condor BD. Dexter
~Sv.a for New-York
s.s,sss.iss Jan ARRIVED steamers Aesia F,o. Brand
1~h ieex wa Naples. cornthia dBr. IAnsdon. New
As,.s.s asss Jan Passed steamer Msisbar CBr. from
sva4 Jan 2-Arrvsd, steamer Peninsular CPort) Bet
= XSS1 -Ssv-Yprh FOR Lisbon ard oporto
0H " s,-Hssivss previously. stss1ss Ss~sisAe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-03

BEBvEs-Receipts two days. ~ cars or SlU neao..
sxsh Steers n moderate supply y ~, nrm f 70
haa ss aTrivals Closed out early Two cars due
the da, at jersey city bu, woul: p,osasssx e
oxen and stag. a, % l5asi 10 bulls 50 75ass 90 cows
eso5 bsef =" was " N sht demand but prices steady
To-days London and Liverpool cables reported ma5ket
iilo per n dressed weight live shsep at loa
Gle dressed weight Iesfai'r h see s az taxes
Liverpool so cattle equals DIVIDED ne'"e We 20 -.s
" sa is culver IS Illinois steer. 1873 p
d. III r. al s. s. 20 do 1913 n at s. IS IS o. iss
so z, q f. i1c7 ~ at S. p 3D. iid7 n s.; q Co.
los II. at 81 s. sag 1890 n at s. - ., sao
i2sa n at 50 Is 81 DO $ iO 10 o. Il5s 2
n s. l5 state a. s's p a. s. g = %. ~ 1000 -
a. s. 3d. 90 700 n at s. g. g. go n at s. So DO
81 ss 20 Do 1901 ~ At s. % Do $50 ~ at 50 T. !:
@ y s 81 ~ 50 .a T. a at i ~ -, =. f0 sS g d.
30 ~ n =, g g. IS as. p , d. SIS n. a, 81 90
5. b :39 81 1890 'ssn a, l g 81 & g. rs
an 1870 = st s. go do s g e. % 81 n at 81 20
So i ss; 1 Co bull 100 n 50 IS COWS - 10
Il. Z Hollis. p bulls. :, n at 50 90 Is cows So n
al = p Nelson: 9 cows - ~ 81 do. 80 y At
y JOIN puesy cows ess 10 at 81 IS DO 1000 N at
50 u g. 90 curtis ri z son hull 'sso , o. 81
n q, 81 a.. / COW 1000 r. g. % II DO ~" 10 az
"a es En- so g,s =, NJ 81 -. DO li~l 10 ~ - :.
500 n at s. 10 d. so n. at 81 50 90 iVoo 10
% II Hume & Bro: bull $50 n. At So 49, d. SCI
10 Collins. q cows. $40 10 81 50; DO 700 ~ at
I'll CS,ws-xo fresh and nothing doing
Nomnaiy steady ct s2sg$co for common TO eh'''e ''
A1vFsR Receipts were G5 head including p direct
"a i-aytnr 81 10 sold and 1870 At Jersey tty Ne4is
We. IN ssr demand choice quality but .thtI go
slo,c ana harvard calves easier without flh
pr r. prime veas sass 100 - enolcs q.
=, a. 1ss ~. BARNARD calves ai SQs@ 90 Souh."
ss al "a ~ CITY dressed veals quiet a. s4i- PER
country dressed at ,glOi.c; dressed ba'hs"' anu -
SAFE Il Hume Bro u ,esl- i'i ay ,, q, at
& 70 uer 100 NJ CO 47 r. at 5, 5'4 is % ~ 10 ~
- TO- les n at 81 10 Is DO - 10 al T. - Z. - 90
ia n, 81 II a. ia n s. 90 - %, 70 IT, H 90
G b.rn,srd calves. 2o3 n. Al s. 20 49,, % 4. -, y,
3 judd Coz 90 veais iSt y. az , e 90 ~ &, brn-
Ssr = esI.es 900 n st g. g. 2sl n at S 20
!, Nelson. IA veaiS i43 n 3 20, %. l'V y,
80. y DO i3s n at S. fed calves 80 10 O. ~
90 Il Hons veal 1873 ~ at IS 90 DO i2s 70 "a. a;
81 20. 10 90 81 30 80 do 10 10 at 81 u i~'
Jeiiins wight Co: q veal:. i2s n. al 81 ~ o.
G. curtis 4 son vesis ~ n az s. =: 90 - 20
at g. 80: DO ca n ~ 81. hafnyaid calves j." 49, "
S"McPherson 3 Co.. Il ,ea. 10 n. A. g. o. !" n'
Az c 70 a. 70 T ~ :. Il a. H. i' a. 81 s. % H.
: Sanders. 3 vsAls 100 n at - 20; 90 10 10 az
IS 25 Do Us n, al s.. II DO. i2 n a. -, u az y.
ib, 81 Do, 100 u a, 81 % T" TO- Al -
SHEET AND LAMBs-Receipts Tor two days we're ~
ears or si+s inevdng direct ana VIA 10 u, p,
jersey Guy ana y 81 sxrsth-sL Sheep wss " n'ss'es
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financial.
NurtbAmrrira:l
Crust Gnmpanp
NEW YORK, LOa~ONs
100 BROADWAY. OJ 6hEshAu STs
CAPITAL paid 10 81 600, ZOO
S..n,.e 5000. 600

Surplus ...sssss $zVVsVVV
w I. TRENHOLM. President.
Trapsacts a genera! trust business
Allow, liberal rates Of interest OF deposits an1
trust funds
Issues Letters Of Credit and Travellers Cir
eulsr Notes payable In dollars or IN the money
Of any foreign country.
Acts as Trustee under mortgages for railway
and other companies. and as Agent for the Reg
,s,ration OF the stock and for the transfer o.
the shares Of incorporated companies
Undertakes the examination OF properties Of
fered as security for bond issues and the oo-
tanning Of expert Information concerning the
actual facts and prospects VI reoFsanizatioa
proposals.
Qualified aid empowered 10 act rs EXECUTOR
administrator. trustee guardian. and assignee.
ard as receiver AMI custodian Of funds under
orders Of Court
The NORTH AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY
has established an Office at SANTIAGO and
HAVANA. and is prepared to buy and sell
drafts on and 70 make payments in CUBA ans
10 transact general banking business THB
COMPANY is also prepared 10 receive the oc-
posits Of the SOLDIERS and SAILORS no" n
CUBA and under their directions. 20 make re-
mlttances to their families IN the UNITED
STATES.
And to investigate and report in an advisory
or OF. TRADE and MANuFAcTURING. as well 40
in CITY PROPERTIES, WINTER HOMES.
ELECTRIC PLANTS. RAILROADS. INDUS
TRIALS, SUGAR and TOBACCO Pi.ANTA-
TlONs in CUBA. PUERTO RICO, and ne
PHILIPPINES and 70 hold In trust PROPER-
TIES CONTRACTS MORTGAGES. and
BONDS. either pending the closing OF negoua-
tons or for more extended or more aennh,s
periods , =.
Especial attention is called 70 tho relations o.
THE COMPANY ALREADY es,sblished AZ MA.
SIIA with the CHARTERED BANK OF
INDIA AUSTRALIA. and CHINA SUFFICIENT
Tor the present needs OF our MANtFACTIh-
ERs NEPt HANTS. TRAVELLERS. SUI
DfERS arc SAILORS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-03

The partnership existing under the firm name Of
Morton. Bliss g. Co. having expired December 81 by
limitation, the business WIFI be continued under
the same firm name by Levi p Morton. George T.
Bliss. r. J. Cross, W. Morton Grnnell and W Red
mond Cross
Nathaniel Thayer Robb has become member %
the banking firm Of Henderson & Co.. and will rep
resent them the New-York Stock Exchange.
Farson. Leach & Co. will pey dividends num-
Der OF securities. list OF which Will be found in
another column.
The United States Mortgage and Trust Company
will pay dividends a number OF securities a list
of which will be found in another column.
y. ". Harris Co. will pay dividends
Der OF securities list Of which will be found in
another column.
Winsow Lanier & Co will pay dividends on
number OF securities a list OF which will be found
In another column.
The Farmers Loan and Trust Company Will pay
dividends number of securities. list OF which
will be found in another column.
The Knickerbocker Trust Company will pay divi-
dends on a number Of securities list OF which
Will be found in another column.
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Announcements.

"Whitewood."
A Whipped Seam Cum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-03

NOTICE
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF QUINCY,
Illinois located AZ the CITY q quincy IN the staus
OF Illinois Is closing up Is affairs.
All note holders and others creditors o., said Asocis
tior are therefore hereby notified present the notes
and other claims against the Association for payment
$500 " : WAKEFIELD. President
Dated Quincy. H.. December Eth. isaS
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ryr r,vnoRALHs CREW RELEASED.

The shpwrecked sailors OF the bri'isn .a.n a,.r
49,. ,,ho we're brought 10 this city Sunday
49, me steamship Paris and taken to Ellis Island
we're released by the immigrant officials yes1eTdsSS
morning They will be cared Tor py ing D'4''''
Consul
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-03

The New York Lackawanna and Western Railway
Company PA miles double,rack railroad in the
State Of New York extending from Binghamton INTO
Buflo II was leased In FOR duration o. charter 10
the Delaware Iackswanna and Western Railroad Com
rany for rental equivalent 70 all fixed charges ana
dividends OF per per annum upon 100000" cap
l,al stock
bonds are secured by mortgage upon the terminals
the Company In the City Of Buffalo. upon the main
line from Blnghsmton Buffalo and upon the rolling
lands property rights and franchises pertaining
to said main lire now opened or hereafter &C
CURED subject only sl7 600 prior len bonds
The Delaware. Lackawanna and Western Railroad COM
pany the prompt Of the principal anc
interest OF these bonds By endorsement. as follows
THE Delaware Iackawanna and Western Railroad
Company property by the mortgage
given ne payment q within bond, having
the New York Iackawanna and Western Rail
way Company make said mortgage and to issue this
hereby received guarantee Its pay
ment. bot principal and interest and agree that the
mortgage given its payment shall have priority
Of lien upon m0rgaged property It's liens and
claims thereon such lessee"
The New York. Lacknwanna and Western
Railway OF Itself earns n large surplus over
all charge& and dividends Its stock,
and Is valuable paying part the Delaware. Lack
and Western system. These bonds were issued
by the New Lackawanna and Western Railway and
sold 70 the Delaware and Western Railroad
Company reimburse for advances made for con-
structon additions and Improvements to the terminal
property a Buffalo.
The terminals mt BnnaIo are estimated to
be worth n least xs.ooO.OOO.
The Delaware Iackawanna and Western operates
trunk line between Hoboken. New Jersey and Buffalo.
with branches TO regon-eol miles altogether
Since 1882 tn Company has paid dividends varying from
per cent. , per upon its capital stock Of
500 200 coo
We Offer the above bonds mt los and nc
crued interest. Subscription books will be
opened at our office mt 10 A. VI. Tuesday.
January I'd. and close at o'clock =. W.. or
earlier, the same date. the right being re-
served to reject any bid or aliot smaller
amounts than applied for.
The Bonds will be deliverable and payable
Thursday. January 9Th.
Redmond, Kerr & Co.,
Al Wall Street. New York
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Redmond, Kerr & Co.,
rrHE NEW YORK. ONTARIO AND WEST
Al Wall Street. New York.

T.
ERN RAILWAY COMPANY hereby gives notice %
the holders OF Bonds known as "CONSOllDATED FltSi
MORTGAGE FIVE PER CENT. GOLD BONDS
issued under the mortgage deed OF trust dated April
18th 1859 executed By said Railway Company TO me
Mercantile Trust Company. Trustee, that said kawoy
Company intends take ard redeem all OF the o9hus
that have teen issued under said mortgage or deei OF
trust IN the day u June. In the year eighteen
hundred and ninetynne lsgs by paving therefor tae
sum Of one thousand and hfty dollars FOR each one
thousand dollar bond and hse hundred ana m i've
dollars Tor fve-hunfred-iOllar bond. ana All ~
teres TO said first day Of June 1899 upon
presentation delivery Of such bonds and All coupons
thereof then remaining unpaid on said day at me once
O, said RAILWAY Company. Number 80 Beaver Street IN
the city C.: New York The bonds proposed 70 be taken
10 and redeemed are numbered from one % 20 one
thousand II Og0) Of denomination OF I'VE hundred
dollars $500 each. and from thousand and one
Il OOH TO six thousand hundred (6,lOO OF the De,
nomination thousand dollars $1,000 eaeh all saio
numbers Inclusive. - =.
Interest upon said bonds will 70 accrue or De
payable on and after said first day Of June. 1892
II ary bond shall be presented 70 said Ral"ay
Company FOR pay ment said first day OF June 1888 or
within thirty das thereafter the said Railway company
or the registered holder thereof IL be registered the
sum above fixed designated and also the amount OF
any coupon coupons due and remaining unpaid upon
such bond a, the said first day OF June lssg -
THE NEW YORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAIL
WAY COMPANY.
THOMAS p. FOWLER President
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f,nannal.
$4,OOO,OOO
Terminal and Improvement
Mortgage AZ Bonds
OF THE
New York, LackdWanna & Western
Railway Company.

Due May 1. 1923. Interest payable May & Nov.
Authorized and Outstan ding. $5.OOO.Ooo.
Coupon Bonds. Denomination. $1,000.
FARMERS LOAN & TRUST CO., Trustee
Principal and interest guaranteed by
endorsement on each bond by the Della
ware, Lackawanna and Western Rail-
road Company.
Application will be made to list these
bonds upon the New York stock Exchange.