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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-04-12
BRYAN In MISSOURI,
Repeats His Usual speech to Members
of the Legislature.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. April 11.-Col
William j. Bryan addressed the Missouri
Legislature this afternoon from the Capitol
steps, in order 10 accommodate the big
crowd 1900 people being present. He spoke
against trusts, the income tax decision and
denounced gold bugs. and also declared
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-04-12
KENTUCKY TRAGEDIES.
Police Judge and Another Man Shot
by james ShOtweu and Son.

WILLIAMSBURG, KY. April u.-James
Shotwell and son John were drunk and dis
orderly at Corbin, this county, when
Marshal Bingham undertook their arrest.
They resisted and Police Judge Moffitt was
instantly killed in the shooting that fol-
lowed William Holland. at whose house the
shooting occurred, was mortally wounded.
The ShotWellS were arrested.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-04-12

against the annexation of Cuba and Porto
Rico and the conquest of the Philippine
islands The speaker declared the Repub-
licans sent a committee 10 England 10 get
rid of bimetallism and had the gold stand
ard twenty-three years before they knew Il.
Colonel Bryan vas given a reception by
Governor and Mrs. Stephens at the exec
utive mansion tonight. Members of the
Legislature attended.
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parently had no conception of the enormty
Of their offense and 1t had been reluctantly
concluded to shoot some OF these Chinese
looters for the sake of example. when a
young officer cut of the queques of a dozen
Chinese who had been taken red-handed,
and looting stopped and the Chinese disap-
peared if by magic from the whole prov
ince.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-04-12

DENVER, Col, April u.-in a scuffie for
the possession of rifle Albert Pemberton.
a private OF the Twenty-iifth Infantry lcoI-
ored). was killed last night at Fort Logan
by comrade, Peter Horn. The killing was
not reported in this city until noon to-day
Horn Is a raw recruit from St Louis
Colonel Burt thinks the shooting was acci-
dental.
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Protests from Canadians

VICTORIA, B. G.. April 1.-THE Victoria
Trades and Labor Council have passed "A
resolution drawing the attention of the min
lister of the interior 10 the published report
of the importation OF twenty men from
Pittsburg. Pa, To work on the construction
OF a steamer at Lake Bennett. This the
council holds 10 be an infringement Of the
alien-la Dor law.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-04-12
Private Bank Closed.

LACROSSE, Wis. April 1.-THE private
bank of l.. l.. Hunter and Mckinzie. at
A ina Wis, has been closed by order of the
state bank examiner The bank owes de-
posItors 10000. Hummer and McKinzie were
principal owners of the Alma -four mill, re-
Gently destroyed by fire. The bank has very
little cash on hand.
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THE PRESIDENTS PROCLAMATION.

civil-service reform. He is man of large
private means.
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saith Street.
The approximate OF the lien or charge TO sat
which described property u 70 oe SOLO
the OF thousand four hundred and
~ 100 dollars with interest the twentieth
day OF April 1880 together with and Allowances
amounting TO Three hundred and twelve s-lO dollars
with Interest from April 2lst. 1893 together with the
expenses Of the sale -.
The approxImate amount assessments or other
liens witch are TO be allowed the purchaser out Of
the purchase money paid by the Referee II Two nun
dred and forty-one 20-l00 dollars and interest
~ W $1,000 ~ DANIEL p INGRAHAM.
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Baltimore. Nd. MAY 18th. 1899
TO THE HOLDERS OF BONDS OF THE
FOLLOWING ISSUES, OR COUPONS THERE
FROM
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY
DATED MORTGAGE BONDS OF 1855.
sTERLING SIX PER CENT. LOAN OF 1872.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY
STERLING SIX PER CENT. LOAN OF 1874
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY
PARKERsBIRG BRANCH RAILROAD.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY
FIVE PER CENT. BONDS, LOAN OF 1855
ACCOUNT PITTSBURGH AND CONNELLs-
VILE RAILHOADb.
MiSHL M6RTGAGE BONDS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD COMPANl
ssffLfSS F'CF i hsa 1Ahhh fH%
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY
sTERLING FIVE PER CENT. LOAN OF 1917
ACCOUNT BALTIMORE AND ohio AMI
CHICAGO RAILROAD.
PITTSBURGH AND G9NM WEI Lr,L Eoi haii-
DATED MORTGAGE BONDS
Under decree OF the L. 2. Circuit Court District Of
MARYLAND entered May 18Th. 1909. in Consolidated
Causes The Mercsntil. Trust GO vs. pS hitn re
;s ar sI sxMS fSsK PAYMENT
18TH 1890, to the undersigned at me once OF the
p.r.iv.r, OF he baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
nsi,imors MARYLAND and that INTEREsT on THE
SAME WILL CEASE FROM AND AFTER JUNE
iT"' i0""' A. s. DUNBAR
ARTHUR l. sPAMER
Special Masters.
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CRIPPLE GREEK.

major. nvestnx in gold write US we are on the
ground have had % years experience are afnaf win
iii ,he cana and inside information on some high
class gold stocks which will make pig money auSk $50
one copper stock free market ot,s' on co
no 900 capital paid In. References brhdstreets ana
Dun's Agencies
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6urroaate's Motifs.

TIE PEYSTER, MARIANA MOORE-In
- pursuance OF an order OF Hon. James ~ Varnum. a
s-rsats az the County New York. notice u hereby
given 10 all persons having claims against Mariana
Moore Peyster. late Of the ;ouniy OF New Tote o.
ceased 10 present with vouchers thereof 10
subscriber at place OK transacing business me once
of his attorneys Messrs wilmer Garfield. No. 4s Wall
street Manhattan York city. on or before the znn
day October 1909 Dated New York March 2Ith lss
MER q CANFIELD. Attys for Executor, No ~ wall 81.
Manhattan. Kew York City n. T.
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FOR SALE BY
Redmond, Kerr & Co.,
BANKERS AND BOND DEALERS,
Al Wall ST. New York.
Wisconsin Central Reorganization.
TO HOLDERS c

TO HOLDERS OF
WISCONSIN CENTRAL COMPANY
Preferred stock.
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT of Old Colony
Trnst COMPANY Of Boston. SePresentin5
Common stock.
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT Of United
resentins said HU Income Bonds.
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT of Old Colony
t nps ss%9e. fr1s, cS%pany 6srtinc"i
for said Income Bonds.
The Plan for Reorganization Of the Wisconsin
Central system prepared pursuance OF the Bondhod
Agreement OF January % 1890 and the IoTm ia
holders Of the above described Outstanding certncaes
t d'Si Ct
clared operative by the REORGANIZATION Managers:
and 9a The nereSs
That in order 70 participate in the dement's q sag pro
s sGpsa wh he United STATES TRUST COMPANY
S SS,4 YG Ok Or III Go JSE T. 1900 and
a. % q 1S SD9s sSy aF Sr cent Z"
payable by them respectively az provided In the Pan 10
On account Of Income Bonds 5000 for each $1,000
bond certificate therefor deposited M - .s .,..s 80
On accoun, Of Common Stock $3.50 for each share or
certificate therefor deposited.
The Certificates Of Deposit Of each o. above psm re
TUNED after being stamped as asserting to the Pan ana
pspo.ors Of Income Bonds will receive Cerncates Of
Deposit Of the UNITED STATES TRUST COMPAN.r
ssposors o. Frsferred and common stock viii receive
Certificates Of Deposit Of the OLD COLONY Ih.e !
January u 1895 such certificates Of each Trust Com
psny being stamped az asserting to the fish ana nrS'
'A''e"' '''' GEORGE COPPELI,
Chairman Of Reorganization Committee.
JOSEPH s DALE. secretary
p Exchange Place. Now York
Maitland coppsn Co.. "a Exchange Place; N Y.
E srsr bsS Sss; Co. % p ws ST. New York
REoRGANIzAT1oN MANAGERS
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~ Varnum. a Surrogate Of the County OF New orr.
Notice hereby given 10 all persons having cis.ns
against Augustus f. Pearse late OF the Couny OK New
York deceased present the same with vouchers tnereoi
subscribers their place OF tra2sacng pus ness
No 20 Fast street. in the Borough or Mannatan
and the CITY OF New York before the 18th day OF
November next Dated New York the 9TH day o. May
ecutors GURDON :. BUCK. Attorney for Executors 10
Tdbrry Borough OF Manhattan New YORK t1ty
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New YORK. May 10Th 1890
Minneapolis and ST. Louis Railroad co.

Notice lie hereby given that The First and Refundins
mortgage Gold Bonds" OF this Company are ready Tor de
nFery a. the Central Trust Company, 81 Wall street
new York City, and that holders Of fhe Interim cerfn-
1'es bearing date March /. 1899 issued BY said Tr'''
senpsny may receive the bonds surrender Of Ger
thcstes
y. II. DAVIS, Treasurer.
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PHILADELPHIA. April 20. 1899.
To the Holders of SeCuri=
ties of the Kansas City,
Pittsburg & Gulf Rail-
road Company and Its
Terminal Companies.

The recent change in the personnel OF the Re-
cevers has not in any way injured your inter-
ests; your Committee was represented at the
hearing by counsel, who spoke also on behalf OF
the foreign holders and We feel assured that
the property will continue to be managed by the
new Receivers for the benefit q ito security hold
ers only, and that they will not be Influenced by
rival or competing interests
The real matter in controversy is the method
OF reorganization. The Committee first APP
pointed, after four months delay and repeated
promises 10 announce q plan, have failed 10 DO
so and notwithstanding that several OF its origi-
nal members have Withdrawn, the Committee
refuses TO return any OF the bonds which nave
been deposited with it upon the faith OF It's
promises.
the unsatisfactory nature OF the plan. that 1t
was intimated the first Committee would pro-
pose that the undersigned nave peen requested
70 act as a Committee TO protect your interests.
Your Committee advise all holders to refrain
from delositing tn cir se"srites with any Com
mittee until PROF er plan OF reorganization mas
been formulated. so that they viii know the
terms they agree TO before they deposit their
bonds and be subjected TO neither risk nor ex-
pense IL they not satisfied with the plan pro-
posed.
Your Committee expect to announce plan OF
reorganization as soon as II can be properly for
INFLATED. so 10 do justice to all interests In
volved. and which plan i Is expected VIII re-
senting, as are informed. majority OF all
the securities affected
Pending such action we ask the security hold
ers to communicate with the Chairman OF the
Committee. Of The Equitable Trust Com
pany Philadelphia. giving their addresses and
amounts of their respective holdings. so that
they may be directly and promptly informed
when the plan is formulated
WILLIAM r. HARRiTY, Chairman.
B. n. BAKER (Baltimore).
AUGUST HECKSHER New York;.
SAMUEL r. SHIPLEY.
SiLAS w. PETIT.
WINTHROP SMITH.
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An ABSOLUTELY FIREPRooF HoTF
forerlosurr Sales.


SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
YoRK-wll:iam H. Young. PLAINTIFF. against Alice
C. Floyd and others. defendants.
In pursuance Of judgment Of foreclosure and sale.
duly made and entered In the aboveened action bea
ins cate the twsntyhrst day OF April 1899 the under
signed the referee In said judgment named will eel az
public auction. at the Exchange Sales Rooms. now 10
Gated at No Ill Broadway in the Borough OF Manhs'
tan. City OF New York the eighteenth day Of May.
1899 IL clock that day. by Philip A. Smyth.
Auctoneer the premises directed by said judgment 10 be
sold and therein described follows
All that certain lot parcel Of land. with the
building thereon erected situated IN the City and County
OF New York Borough Of Manhattan particularly de-
scribed follows:
BEGINNING at poin, on the southerly side Of IVES,
Eighty-ffh Street distant hundred and eight feet
four inches Westerly from the formed by the In
tersecton Of the Westerly side Of West End Avenue with
the Southery side Of said Street running thence South
erly parallel with said Avenue and part Of The way
inches line OF the block: thence Westerly
along said centre line sixteen feet and eight inches
thence Northery parallel to said Avenue and part OF the
through party wall one hundred and two feet and
inches the Southerly side OF said Elghty-nfth
Eghty-f Street feet and eight inches 10 the
point place OF beginning
Dated New York April Gath. 1879
CHARLES =. LATINO, Referee
Attorney for Plaintiff.
"a Pine Street.
Borough OF Manhattan. New York City.
Street number OF this property 10 No 32O West S5th 81
18th
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financial.

Kings County and Fulton
Elevated Railway Companies.
NOTICE.
To the Holders OF III.
First Mortgage Bonds
Collateral T rest Series A Bonis
Collateral Trus, Series Bonds,
Income Debeniurc Bonds, and
Stock OF the Kings County Elevated Railway
Company, and
First Mortgage Bonds Of the Fulton Elevated Rail-
way Company:
Notice hereby given undersigned have pre-
pared the plan reorganization OF The Kings County and
Fulton Elevated Railway Companies Of which can
be obtained at the Office Of the Guaranty Trust Company
OF New York. No. 2s Nassau Street New York City Full
particulars and details Of the pan and also OF the re
Eanzaton agreement prepared Hereunder can be %
taned at the Office Of said Trust Company.
The holders Of the securities above named may
become parties the Reorganization agreement by de-
posting their securities In said Trust Company on or
before the 18th day of May. 1890. and paying
the called for by the plan No deposit OF
securities will be received after that date except upon
such terms the undersigned may impose.
The Guaranty Trust Company Of New York will give
It's negotiable receipts in the usual form for all deposited
The holders Of the first bonds OF the
Kings County and Fulton Elevated Railway Compane e.
who have already deposited their bonds IN said Trust
Company pursuant the bondhoders agreement dated
January o. 1909 may exchange the temporary rece u
delivered to them by said Trust Company under that
agreement for receipts the plan and reorsaniza
ton agreement above referred TO.
Dated New York. April 18Th 1890.
The time within which bonds and stocks
may be deposited ms above. without penalty
has been extended TO and including NAY
25th. $500.
Dated May 18th. 1890.
AUGUST BELMONT, Chairman.
WILLIAM A. READ,
WALTER G. OAkMAN,
Reorganization
Committee.
TRACY BOARDMAN PLATT.
Counsel the Committee.
30 Wall Street. New YORK
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a and suhserip'oss sos yns Trsnns
north Of sfst-st unti o'clock .. advertise
receyec 81 the following branch ofices a. regular
- ~sstes untli O'clock m, viz; 2ot 6th-svta o
- 80 st.: w eth-sys. cor. i2th-st. Mseys. eth-sve
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WISCONSIN CENTRAL


The plan Tor the reorganization Of the Wisconsin cen,
hs system. dated April 10Th. 1899 has been declareo
operative by the reorganization managers and COPIES can
Be had on application 10 the United States trust tom
Boston. or 70 either Of the undersigned - .,...-
Holders o. Wisconsin Central Company First Mortgage
Bonds. 4 Wisconsin Central Railroad Company common
stock q packwaukee & Montelio r r. Co; common
stock n Minnesota ~. Croix Wisconsin r: r. Co.
First Mortgage Bonds st. Paul So Terminal Mortgage
Notes 50 Purchase Money Mortgage Notes OF VIE :.
Chippewa Falls Western Railway Co. First Mortgage
bns holders Certificates OF Deposit or Trustees
Shcaes ~ Beneficial Interest representing any OF tne
- securities are requested 70 deposi, NE same az
eeny Company under 'he said plan on
o. h.fore 3D. 1859 certiness~s Of deposit VIII be
Holders Of Certificates Of Deposit Of United States
Irusi Company Of New York representing Wisconsin
Central Company First Mortgage Bonds are not required
~ present TO deposit their Certificates. -
Holders Of Wisconsin Central Co and Wisconsin Cen
uti Railroad Co Joint and Several Improvement Bonds;
Wisconsin Central Railroad Company First Series Bonds,
Mortgage Bonds; Chicago Wisconsin and Minnesota r. r.:
70 First Mortgage Bonds Income Bonds, Improvement
Notes Preferred Stock Common Stock; Milwaukee and
.ase wnnebsgo r. r. Co First Mortgage Bonds Mant-
vision Scrip Manitowoc Terminal Mortgage Notes In.
come Bonds FIRST Preferred Stock. Second Preferred
pos Or Trustees Certificates Of Beneficial Interest
fsssnins sad securities viii upon transfer and deyery
ne same 10 the United States Trust Company OF New
me Ga co2ny Trust Company 81 so,.0n ,,s on Or
sPsenvely provided in the said plan
New York. MAY 49, 1880. ro,cu ~opprrx
Chairman of Reorganization Committee.
Joseph s. DALE secretsry
NJ, Exchange Place. New York ,,, -
hhsitlana coppeil Co.. a Erchsns. Piscs. N T.
Edward Sweet Co ss Broad ST.. New York
REORGANIZATION Managers
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THE AMERICAN THREAD. COMPANY
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that with

view to the preparation Of the haIf-year:y dividend
on the 5E Gold or Sterling Preferred Shares
psny payable LIST July next either In New York London
the Transfer Registers will be closed from 3ist May until
Both June. inclusive.
Shareholders resident in the United or Canada
desiring registration % Transfers deposl;
later than Wednesday the Dist May inst az the oees
OF the Transfer Agents-the Guaranty Trust Of New
York g. Cedar Street New York City.
Shareholders resident In Great Britain ireland
string registration Of Transfers deposit not
later than Tuesday the Both May. inst London
Offices Of the Guaranty Trust OF York 20 LON
bard Street r. c.. for transmission the Registered
ofces Of the Company 243 Washington Street Jersey
City y. ].
By order Of the Directors
T. NJ. IVES,
Treasurer and Secretary.
MAJ
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6rhool AQrnrits.

o~~c~~>~>cs>r>c,s ~
A MEXICAN AND FokEi0N TEACHEks AoENSi
"A suppiies Profsesov~ Tutors. 0overnesseA
xs. 20 COLLEGE schools ara Familtss Apply 10
Ars. H. j. YOUNG FULTON q union s9useA
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ABOUT TRAVEL.
SEVENTH ARTICLE.

Il HAVE A COUPLE OF MONTHS AND
$500 TO SPEND ON FOREIGN TOUR.
TELL ME THE BEST WAY TO DO IT.
QUESTION FREQUENTLY ASKED.
ASswER--"JoIN COOKS TOUR no. 10.
LEAVE NEW YORK By THE ST. LOUIS
JUNE u. SPEND DAYS ~ LONDON.
THEN VISIT ROTTERDAM. ANTWERP.
AND BRUSSELS. THEN GERMANY. IN
cLCDrNo COLOGNE. THE RHINE. AND
MANY OTHER POINTS THROUGH THE
BLACK FOREST TO THE FALLS or THE
RHINE, SWITZERLAND. THE ALPS. AND
LAKEs. RETURNING VIA PARIS. IKE
TOUR LASTS A. DAYS. COSTS $50 AND
rs AN IDEAL ONE FOR PEOPLE WHO
HAVE ABOUT TWO MONTHS ASD THE
SIM NAMED--s5oo-To DEVOTE TO
HOLIDAY TOUR IN EUROPE. DON'T
FORGET YoU MUST Apply SOON"
Other parties leave June I. 20 Also
attractive Vacation Tours. Send for
programme
Taos COOK A SON.
2ei and l225 BROADWAY. y Y.
BOSTON. PHILADELPHIA. CHICAGO.
SAN FRANCISCO. ETC.
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financial.
High-Crade Investments.

$4,000
st. Paul, MINI. & Manitoba
IsT GOLD es.
$4,000
St. Paul, MINI. & Manitoba
MONTANA EXTENSION GOLD as
$4,000
St. Paul, MINI. & Manitoba
DAKOTA EXTENSION GOLD es.
$4,000
Montana Central
IsT MICE. GOLD es.
$4,000
N. Y, Chicago & St. Louis
isr MICE REG. GOLD As.
$4,000
Clearfeld & Mahoning Ry. Go.
isT MICE. GOLD IS.
$4,000
Cleve., CHM, Chic. & st. Louis
CHM. WABASH AND MICHIGAN
lsT MICE. GOLD 4s.
$4,000
Mobile & Ohio R. R. Co.
isT MICE. GOLD 6s.
$4,000
Chicago & Western Indiana
GEN'L MTGB es
$4,000
Milwaukee Elec. Ry. & Light Co.
CoNso1- MICE. GOLD IS.
100000
Milwaukee City R. R. Co.
lsT MICE. GOLD IS.
$4,000
Consolidated Traction Go. On. j.
1sT MICE. GOLD Sc.
100000
Newark Consolidated Gas Company
CoNso1. MICE. GOLD IS.
$4,000
Trenton Gas and Electric Company
isT MICE. GOLD 5s.
Metropolitan Street Ry Co. On. "
GENL AND COLL TRUST GOLD SIS
$4,000
Metropolitan Elevated R. R. Co.
lsT MICE. GOLD IS.
$4,000
Second Avenue R. R. Company
coNsoL MICE. GOLD IS.
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Mortgage Investors

can secure choice mortgages and abso-
Lutte safety OF principal and interest by
purchasing the guaranteed mortgages OF
this company. A large number always
on hand for immediate sale saving in
vestors loss Of interest by delay
bOND,@NORT(AdE GUARANTEED
146 Broadway. 10 Remsen ST.
New York. Brooklyn.
CAPITAL & SURPLUS, Sl,500,000.
DIRECTORS.
George G. Williams William NJ. Ingraham.
Alexander f. orr. John J. Tucker,
Jacob II Schlh william Lummis.
John ". Sterling James II. Lynch.
Charles r. Henderson. Benjamin n. Hicks.
Charles s Brown Julien T. Davies
Frederick Potter Felix Campbell
Samuel T Freeman, Wesley c. Bush.
Ellis p. Williams.
WILLIAM B. ISHAM MARTIN JOOST.
President Vice-Presdent
CLARENCE II KELSEY % President
FRANK BAILEY. MARTIN WELLEs.
Secretary. Treasurer
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rEp THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS l has II this III DAY
declared a sEM1-ANNUAL DIVIDEND Of TWO AND
oXE.HAIF PER CENT. ai d per share upon IN. Capt
ta Stock OF the Company payable and after May
lsr 70 the stockholders registered upon hooks
OF the Company a. ~ O'Clock April
dividends will be paid ny CHEQuE
CHEQUES will be mailed 10 stockholders who nled
PERMANENT DIVIDEND ORDERS mi. once.
ROBT W SMITH Treasurer.
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Geafhcrs.


rNR w a. NOVEL;. private tutor at Pupils homes or
-, III Il sd 81 Two pupils received In family.
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rur ANyIrAL MEETING Of the stockhold
TETROPOLITAN REALTY CO.. ) Beekman

-'I s,,.s, \ Y May 10 1890 The annual election for
,,ii he hcd M the Of the Mon
dav June 5th 1899 between the hours Of go and " NJ
- - WILLIAM 81. WHITIN0. seoretary
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Uipinfr1 Notifies.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
THE BOARD OF nIRECTORS have his day

declared ssmi-annuai dividend Of ONE snd ONE
Company payable on and after June LIST. 1881 e. the
once o. me Me'esnule Trust company. NO I'D Bread
OF the books The transfer ~ once
York Monday. May 22nd 1909 At three a. o'clock r. N
and viii reopen Friday. June Ind 1890 U
A. NJ. JOSEPH HELEN. Treasurer.
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Maitland Cupper q Co. "a Exchange Place N Y.
Brown Brothers & Co. 80 Wall St. New YORK
Edward Sweet Co rs Broad St. New York.
REORGANIZATION MANAGERS.
New York. May Is 1899
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