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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-26

The first of the new trains which
win be run b.. the Illinois Central rail
DAD company. passed through the city
asst night ar n:37 O'Clock. These
rains which win be run on Tue days
md Fridays only are known az the Gu
IAN specials and will make the entire
un from Chicago to New Orleans in
wentyfour hours THIS beats all pre-
ioHs time Between Chicago and Ha.
ana Cuba, by nineteen hours.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-26
Handsome Calenders.

The Bulletin is the recipient OF
many handsome calenders for 1906 ct
enterpr. sing Cairo firms Among those
are Armour & Co. Cuter Bros. Lohr
Esttlfng company Weber Dry Goods
company. Z. l.. Gilbert ! T, Brown,
p. c. Barclay p p. Fitzgerald as q
gentle reminder that our hank account
a. happy days We're running short has
sent us a check for 3G5 additional ones
on the National Bank OF Fortune. D.
4. Mccarthy t. out with an extremely
handsome coin purse Fenchter Bros,
customary annually VITA ne firm, pre-
seutel me employees 4 the oisce each
with a bottle OF e. C. uniermenied
champagne The Joan A. Haynes. sro-
GERS as O Christmas greeting, gener-
ously pre- euted the oisce with one
pound packages Of oxford fruit cake.
To all who 80 kindly remembered The
Bulletin we return thanks
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-26
Marked Appreciation OF Our IN
land Water Ways
NATIONAL RIVERS AND HARBORS
CONGRESS TO MEET JANU-
AIRY IS AT THE NATIONAL
CAPITAL.

The National Rivers and Harbors
Congress 10 meet at Washington ON
January Il. is the legitimate out,
growth of the growing appreciation Of
the value Of the inland watersways
and the harbors of the United states,
not only a. furnishing cheap and safe
means of transportation but as freight
regulators al once natural and eifec-
tive. Where inland watersways, such
as the Monongahela from mouth 20
source. or where harbors have been
improved even partially as at Cieye-
land. on Lake Erie, the impulse gwen
TO trade ana commerce, 10 agricultural
and manufacturing interests, has been
marvellous. aud IL is an impulse never
retrogreasiye in its magnificent re-
suits. That which mas been done Tor
localities by local improvement asso-
Citations. such as the Upper Missis-
sippi Valley Improvement association.
the Ohio Valley Improvement asso,
citation. the Tennessee River Improve
m int association, the National Rivers
ard Harbors Congress proposes to do
for the rivers and the haGbors 81 the
entire country.
The object is ct once wise and prac-
tcable. The manifest benefits acc9i-
Ing to localities from the efforts OF To-
cal associations. supplemented by the
generosity Of congress can be had i3f
the rivers and harbors of the entire
country by the work OF the National
Rivers and Harbors Congress, The
di17cul,it@ encountered in previous
years by the advocates of river and
harbor improvem have been due to
the lack of systematic effort Adyan-
| tage of the fact was promptly taken
/ bv other interests seeking appropria.
/ lions al he hands OF congress. leav
/ ing 10 the individual congressman the
doubtful glory al securing an appFo-
priation for the improvement Of some
obscure stream in his district the APP
preparation being small in amount
the stream of small value and the
work done beneficial mainly 20 the
gentleman securing IT, and aidine
thereby in securing a reelection. For
tunately, these days have passed
away.
The merits Of the cause Of river and
harbors improvement az fully rec3s
nized. and so is the demand OF the
commercial and the manufacturing
/ ntertses for policy which will en-
body the benefits Of the entire country
in the systematic understanding and
completion of a work that will endure
| imeasurably to the benefit OF the en-
tire country
There is no community served by
an inland waterway capable of i'm
p.ovement TO a navigabl- stag an the
year around. r on a harbor capable OF
! improvement 10 q depth sufficient 70
laimt of toe largest lake or ocean
going vessels. bar is deeply interested
IN the coming National Rivers and
| Harbors Congress. It is urgently sus
cested that no. alone the civic and
commercial bodies. but the STATE and
| municipalities Of the state send to i'
Ian earnest and working delegation.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-26
BROTHER SHOOTS SISTER.

New York, Dec. 25.-Mary Foretim-
moi. aged 20, was shot and killed to-
night by her brother. Cesare. at their
home in East One Hundred and
Fourth street. Cesare jumped from
a window to the street and was fatal
ly hurt He was arrested and taken
TO the hospital He sai1 he shot his
sister because she determined TO mar
ry a man to whom he objected. The
shooting took place in the presence OF
the girls father and mother.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-26

Fiftyfour roads controlled in the in
e~5st of The New YORK Central will
placed under the general title Of
New York Central Lines after Jan
nary No ugh title as the Wander
bflt system viii hereafter be recog-
1ized. AN rolling stock and other
property viii be reprinted according
r. Tne only exception TO the new rule
the New York Chicago and 81.
-ouls, watch cannot be merged, even
II name. because OF Ohio laws.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-26
THROUGH WINDOW or JAIL.

Tampa. Fla. Dec. 25-A negro
while ON q Christina celebration o.
ST. Petersburg this afternoon stabbed
Capt j. J.. Mitchell fo death The me-
gro was placed in jail but in thirty
minutes a mob congresated. and one
y the crowd shot through tha win-
dow ~ the JAIL killing The negro
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-26
SCHOONER WRECKED.

Cape Henry Va Dec. 25-The
uooner E. n. Moore, bound from
Norfolk TO Wearneck, Gloucester
County. Virginia. with a cargo OF tiles
ANA shingles. stranded TIM morning
one mile south of Little Island Life
Saving station. the man attached TO
which saved the crew The vessel
will be a total loss.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-26
sSEeESsssstsssEssssSVSsEsg
IN SOCIETY
SSgxSssSSsSSSsSSssSSsSSSSS


The Terpsichorean club which re-
Gently organized. elecing j. J. Shes-
ban as president Roy Dezonia secre-
tary and Albert Hilblrn treasurer
held ir initial dance at Stafford hall
Iast night 4 large crowd includns
several visitors was in attendance.
The music was f1rui ned by Tom Tay
Ior and Dave Cation ON the piano and
drum was well rendered Among those
present were Misses Grace ClendeR
en-. from Mari nl Gladys Ais
thorpe. OF Fon dl Lac Wis Winfref
Cox. Joe Winter. Mary Huete. Iona
swotoda Editd Hill Ethel Sharles.
Edna Lind. Erma Winter Ada Walker,
Bertha schlosser. Nettie Gel enhon
Mabel Cronan. Vela Boldurant. Mary
pope. L0Ire schasf and Alice Strong.
and Nessrs. Somfort Butler and Pali
CIendenneu. OF rhe University Of il'i.
is al Champaign Ward Co-ter Of
Carbaudaie. Henry SteineL Charlie
Wood. j. Johnson. George Weldon. Jr-
AIher HHbutn Roy Dezonia. Horton
Creahsn Eugene strong Eddie We
JON. Lea Shelter Davis Allen Carl
Rode. PETE lind. VIII Winters. John
sheehan and Carl Theis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-26
KILLED BY STRAY BULLET.

Washington. Pa. Dec 25.-Just as
She was hanging a DOH fer her liule
sister on a Christmas tree az home In
Hazel Kirke last night Mary kenne-
dy. nine years old. was shot in the
head. the bullet passing through 'he
loor from the outside. She died today
nj the wound The general belief De-
that during a quarrel in the street o
shot intended for enc of the beiIisei
ents killed the girl
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-26
REAR END COLLISION.

Meridian. Miss. Dec 25.-In a res-
end collision on the Alabama and
Vicksburg railroad al Chunkey This
evening. Fireman V. Lajer and Peter
Ken0stay wer killed. three trainmeu
were seriously injured and many pas
sengers we're slightly hurt Tie pa
sengeI rain rad Stopped to unload
b8@g g .en a freight train crashed
into 1c 80 coach
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-26
Santa Claus Made His Appear
ance at Stafford Hall
SIXTY OR SEVENTY CHILDREN
MADE HAPPY WITH PRES
ENTs, CAKE, CANDY AND
ICE CREAM.

Between sixty and seventy little
children presented themselves at SAT
ford hall yesterday to see Santa Claus
and his Christmas tree
Mrs Bird. the chairman Of the GOV.
erning board of the Children's Home,
had charge, assisted By the other
members of The board.
The exercises opened al p. m
with prayer and speech by Rev A.
s. Buchanan, pastor Of the Presbyter'
an church, in which he spoke OF the
significance OF Christmas day, and
stated thar he little children there
before him. entering as it We're upon
the tire hold of life would have TO
make or break the way for them
selves. that it was in their power to
pave their own r al 10 man and wom
anhood whether The road led 10 either
good or bad clos NJ with the hope
that each little one there would pave
Ills way 10 a pure. bright and glorious
future,
Then Charlie AFTER most estim-
able Santa Claus made his appearance.
The children hocked 70 him from all
sides hugging. pulling. laughing and
joyful. frantic with delight al the sight
OF one so good, kind and all sympa-
thetic as to think and love them Here
was to be seen all the love and delight
80 strongly apparent in the chid-na-
nre One little fellow, more timia
than the rest, stood apart from the
crowd surging around old Kris. appar-
emily wayaring between his love for
this, before unknown yet all kind be
ing and his natural timidity II nature
until his love finally conquaring his
bashfulness. he TOO joined the happy
crowd
Santa must have found it difficult
10 make his way across the room 10
the tree.
Then came the presentation of The
presents. in which Santa was assisted
| by Peter Lind and Rev Buchanan
Here again Santa found il difficult tc
make his way among the oyerjoyed
children
The ice cream. cake. nuts. candies
and fruit was then passed around
there being an ample supply for every
one 10 obtain his share. which was nc
| small allotment.
The tree was donated by the men
bers ofsthe Lutheran Sunday schoo
and fine one it was
Kaufman Bros and Kress & co
| presented the toys Of which there was
more than an ample supply
Candies were presented by tn,
Cairo Candy company and Kreas ant
Company and OF this each little appli
cant received a large amount. some o
them complaining that they had eater
90 much.
Mcknight. Keaton & CO and Cote
Bros supplied the fruit apples or
anges and bananas, the ice cream be
ing presented by B. H. Wing, proprie
tor Of the Cairo creamery The laiiei
in charge of the ceremony furnishe
the cake
Mrs, Simmons, Of Union street
brought fifteen children from uptown
district 10 the hall. the happy littl'
crowd ioyfuly rudging along witt
her expectant, yet half afraid. Pete
Lind furnished the carfare for hes
children TO 20 home
Taken as a whole the entire pre-
ceeding was most brilliant success
and many little heart was made haT
Ply through the Kindness OF the cit
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-26
EX-SENATOR BARD HURT.

san Francisco. December 25-For-
mer United States Senator Bard was
seriously injured yesterday in a run
away near Oma-d. he was brown
from biz buggy into ditch. sustain
ing a isloc3tCn and a fracture uf Dis
lsF hip.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-26
DROWNED WHILE SKATING.

Famas-u-. ePnl. Dee 81 M-T
Freund and Cecilia K8edier were
drowned vhi.e skating on t1e PgeEe.F
creek today Edward so-fhHNf.d au-
William Coughey were rescued and
Vifl recover
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-26
HEAP MUCH FlREwATER.

Sioux City. Iowa Dec. 25.-J0hn
soaihwind. Winnebago Indian came
10 Sioux CITY last night ard drank
too much whiskey. This morning E-
vas found on a sand bank frozen 40
death.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Lueen c. Kicks, nee
Sarah Genevieve Mulcahy, returned
from their hmeymoon yesterday Ihey
will reside at their new home at 22S
Nineteenth street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-26
FIRE AT LITTLE ROCK.

Little Rock, Ark. Dec 2G.-Fire this
morning Tuesday starting in a liv-
cry stable. swept away the entire
block. The fire was not under con
frof AT a late hour.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-26

Miss Cornelia Smith, Of Vienna H.
is visiting during the holidays with
her grandmother. Mrs. Bozman, OF
Sixth street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-26
SULTAN or MOROCCO KICKS.

Tangier. Dec 25--The sultan Of N0-
rocco refuses TO agree 10 the h9.dine
of an international conference on no.
roccan reforms ~ Maird inHead Of
Algociras
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-26

w. r. Shelton, adye~iisnB solicitor
of The Bulletin, spent Christmas at
his old home IN Columbia Tenn.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-26

The employees of the Wood and Ben
nett Grocery company, presented 70
the president, Walter II. Wood, a SILK
har as a token of their regard
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-26

Miss Matte Hurst OF Charleston,
Mo. win arrive today 10 visit with
Mrs. Bozman, of Sixth street
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-26
Australian Gold.

Since gold was hrst found in Aus
tralla The amour, Hh!ca has been pro
duced is said TO exceed In value
s31S9ooo 000.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-26

The young lad ez 81 S. Patrick s.
church will give "a euchre Wednesday
evorug. December -. az 81 Patrick
ball. Admission - cents
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-26

was nis dying machine q succcss?'
Nh. yas: 81 failed 70 work before il
got far enough arp to nurt.-Life.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-26
PURELY PERSONAL

Mills johnson. of Jonesboro. Ark
is visiting with relatives in the city
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-26
THE WEATHER
washington Bulletin.

washington, Dec, 25.--Fair, warmer
Tuesday: Wednesday fair; fresh south
10 southwest winds,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-26

The Illinois Central local freight
INNING between Mounds and Jackson
umped the track on the bridge yes
eraay morn ng at O'Clock causing
ONE damag and much delay to traf-
ic. The wreckage was cleared away
~ TWO o'clock yesterday afternoon
md traffic resumed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-26

Il has been ascertained that cancer
occurs rarely very Tar south or far
north.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-26

Mrs. Charlotte ]. Halliday VIII
leave today for Dallas, Texas. where
she will visit with her daughter Mrs
Josephine Halliday Mutt Her son,
Parker Halliday. will accompany her
as far as Poplar Bluff Mo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-26

Messrs. viii Eel and jesse Gish
arrived Sunday night from Padueah,
Ky. They will visit during the hoii'
days with ]. H. Ezell, of 29ll syca-
more street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-26
RAILWAY RUMBLES

Charles Bannerman of Oklaona.
Miss, formerly Of this city. made his
initial baggage run into Cairo yes
erday over b. NJ, and o
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19
Standard Plays.

The Inauguration Of a new departure 1lirs
for the Eliou Thentrc will bc witnessed
\ tomorrow night 81 ofore the house
has confined itself to light operas, nusi-
ca farces, mclodramas, vaudeville and
other like entertainments. This week
4 there is to he an innovation for the pop
! lilar playhouse the reimbursement having
engaged Daniel Ryan, one of the most
talented OF the Young actors, I 9 present
Il series Of romantic and classical pro
auctions ~ x y Y "a
THE indications are that the engagement;
Will be one of the most successful in the
history or the house, the Inquiries al the,
box Office being numerous. The manage
ment announces that in order to test the
&matter3and to ,illow&theH public full OPP
$portunity TO Judge of the ability Of the
star and the company the bill is to be
changed at each performance radical
departure for the Bliou. ut Is The con-
tident belief OF many who have seen the
4 company that the entertainment will be
ssas pleasing as have many OF the pro-
auctions headed ibS well-known stars.
WINK Ira gedy and romantic productions are
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19
AT the Academy. K
.dax. Matinee and Nlaht, l."The WE.
ard Of o..
4 At the Bijou.


A,,Bthe Week With Four Matlnees,.
as Daniel Ryan,tn a Repertoire OF Staf,d-
ard Plays. II, \
No musical cx,ravnganzn of recent OIL
& cir ms been So completely successful W as
& '"Thc Wizard OF o. Which Is to hc pre-.
scented al tho Academy Saturday matinee
H mud night. Such scenery anu SUCH cos.
tunes rs are disclosed in7"rhes NNlzard
X Of or" arc rarely seen evensir these Guys IalS
Bt,f rtrn- elaborate productions. Such y
bevy3 Of pretty, girls could only PC con- .,.'l-
cregntcd BY stage discpllnarail IKE
a Julian Mitchell. Such AN amusing pay,
of rotir.footed fnvol-itcs rs the con1ical
II 1.io,, and the skt;ish Cow could only hi ~
teen secured by pillaging thes.io, feilsN
school Of great European pantp1l''r ! 4,
s AS !; production. Tho Wizard on o2'f
Il Is IN Its entirety II n genuine noNei1Str
There Is nothing ;lpnroSmating q s ts
tanned storysi,l it, but tho little thread rt
4 of fairy tale upon which the various
{ amusing Incidents are hung suitices 60
Z amuso and please both children ily'll any any
adults. . /, /,
n The constant succession Of beautiful
stage pictures, With the work o T. tlioscl
clever personagcs ,hetTn WoodlnanI 4 ,ilif,u
4 thn scarecrow, the graceful dancing ana
4. charming personality nf little Dorothy
HE couuettish singing Of the sammy my
Song" the gorgeous transition OF ms y ne
Z BOBBY field, from summer, to winter; me
wonderful electrical. effects and the fpictu-
rescue ensembles, combine to make Inc nc
Wizard OF Or an alurngs spectacle,
that cnchants pnysners cfial ages ana aa
all tastes. t ~ 335i Ill aS
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too seldom seen here, and when offered re-
have never been at prices l"t IS tha az
made Ii possible forgthe grea bulk 81 the
public to witness them.
Macbeth "'vlrginius THE l,ady.o1
Lyons Monte Cristo,HBand other q.
fractions of8athc same class wi .De ~
cllldcd in the repertoire, MI. We =. w
confident that the publ Will spppootI5 ~.
4in@his experiment and IL the engagement
moves successful 1T is fine Intention /. 70
follow these attractions with other similar
organizations, ana 10 present here ere sucn
plays at popular prices as have been be- given en-
5in&othcr cities. Il. ~
The company does not come me IA q , oi.e
night, ~ 3 60 10 some other place &tof5 ne ,N
following night, II is here for = M f'',r.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19

State or n sti Description Of
Country. If NJ Deposit. x S
X Canada N i:g sg3 II :, u
a3tSAf CdSn 49,. s..,... .9s .....,.
85 WI Cana dian Northern railway Co. lst
Vi. mort gage . per cent. gold coupon
DontH ..t.8.. i..s. sS'..'.
New l3runsw lex. u 4. III " N t,2
Province Of New Brunswick 0 per
cent. bonds
Ohio. 81 FL b Il "A ~ & sS 5.l iyyg ,f
Mexico. " 81 i;Bi.
E}55 Interior redecma bio debt 3 per cent
bonds. pa va lue, Mex lean silver
f225, IOO.... ....a.. ,3..... 5..'..
sa$a state of virginia funded dsbt 3
per cent. registered bonds
Salt Lake City refundlng per
cent. coupon bonds
Alabama 4. 4; Il Fl " $sss
5,@Sl Slate Of Alabama series "A 6 per
cent. coupon bonds y.
Sta e of Louisiana new corsoli-8
dated - per cent. coupon bonds J.
Portla nd !, Orc, CITY Kali h s per,
cent. coupon bonds | l2.iS..
al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19
BRIER IN HIS NOSE.
a Horse Nearly Bleeds to Death
Willard Stronghold,

e MORRlSVIILE, VA FEB. l7-upon
leading ono OF his horses out or Tho
stable Few days ago, Mr., Edward
Jacobs, OF Elk Run noticed that some
thing allied The horse. but unable To To-
catr the trouble he called d neIghbor In
Tor counsel Mr., Bailey. upon a most
careful examination OF the horse. dis
covered a briar in the left nostril. Upon
N ~ removal the blood gushcd out ii, such
Z Quantities that Mr. galley sickencd at the
sight ana had it not been for Mr.. Tom
Jones, who happened along at that mo-
4 lllenl, ana assisted ini plugging up The
nostEils the horse would have blcd 10
aeath, The horse Is now regaIning
Strength Very rapidly. .s n
30 active interest is being manifested
as yet IN the senatorial contest, Il being
ooNeltopped by the great interest fell II,
tile contest for the gubernalorIal nomina-
Won q the Democratic party CAPTAIN
WHARF u prime favorite hereabouts
any item that refers to lis chances For fo
me nomination and the same is thor
ouhhly discussed
ils Views on convict labor on the roads.
the single list Of school books and more
, the states finances are necting with The
hehrliest approval. Willard buttons arc
being displayed in increasing numbers.
ihe recent discussion IN the Times Dis
Valeh ana the WafIenton Press OF a pro-
posed electric railwnS through The length
81 the country and thence on to tlic Po-
tolnae. IS the most important topic Of
conversation AZ present. VI the matter
WAS properly presented tolitlle people IN
We lower part Of l'auquinr they would
,faul ~. ,Note&ior county add aud n largo
n ocal Subscription 10 tho stock could cas-
4 ny be occurred. 4 \ IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19
MIR. DANIEL RYAN, s&
Il Theatre This Week

thereby demonstrating that those who
are behind the venture have full conf
dence in the discriminating judgment and md
appreciation Of the public in making the
experiment a success. The bill, as $ ia ted,
is tojbe changed nightly, as follows :.3Ss
y ghts-Monday, & "a Royal Loyer''ss;;g Tues
5day,5""Monte Chisto"; Wedne sday,s Virgin
ius.; Thursday, THE Three Musketeers" ;
Friday, Macbeth 3; saturday, Monte
Crlsto.1 ~ Z ,it Is
Il Matlnees--T uesday, Lady Of Lyons;
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BARDO A. PAGE,
In Wizard Of or. L

"Wednesday, (spcciallin honor OF Washing
tons birthday. THE Mad King; Thurs
day, 'Macbeth"; Saturday. "a Royal
Lover"
Each Of the plays named is to be given
in It's entirety and with the full COM
plement Of players The wardrobes and
scenic elfeats 10 lbe used represent II con-
siderable outlay, no expense having been
spared In cqnipplng the company.
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5 Year.
When
Acquired. No.
] BOZ ]

Acquired. No.
@2 4. +
~
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Totals.
Dissertation,

VIII Description Y. " y!
United States 3 per cent. registered bonds
United s al es u per cent. cgtstcred bonds
District OF Columbia. 1896 per. cent. ~ bonds.,y.s
Province OF New brunswick - per cen ;l res
state Of yirsinia funded debt per cent rs 81
state Of Georgia 4l-2 per cent, registered
teof Tcnnessee per cent registered bonds
State OF Alabama Series A per cent, co f
State al Louisiana new consolidated - pei
e. 4 cent, coupon bonds I.
Sail Lake Ctr refundng per cent ' co'lp 'of
portIs a1s Ore. city Hail par cent coupon
1ns eess4 Kedsenabie Dsii per cent eoo'
s sd e. s Msxieo external poi cent.
a gold coupon bonds . q,
Missouri , Kansas and Texas Re llway COMPANY
'S'S 0rst mortgage "a per cent, coupon bonds,
Chicago and Alton Railway Company y l'a pc
cent gold coupon bonds Z.
Canadian Northern Railway Company hrH'
RI mortgage 4 per cent. gold coupon bonas \.
Tcpnesseo Central Railroad e Company pc
i cent coupon trust gold note: Y. !. .
New York Gas and Electric Light, Heat ana
Power Company 1rst mortgage o pei cru "
l3B gold coupon bonds. N, I;
American Tobacco Company 4 per ceh1t so1u
cop sSaas Ga. Company ii New
ID yertible per cent. debanture pona s.,..,,,.
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sCREDULE REAL ESTATE OWNED,
MOUNT or. Al dIENs AND IaGvnpRANoEs ThEH

Book 4. Il Market 3.
Value Of Value VI
Premises. Premisef.
n As per appra isn
81 Of New York 8
XVII Insurance Dc-
partment 1900.