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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-03
SUFFRAGE LEAGUE MEETING
Local Notcs-fOr-W omen tdyocntcs Arc
Planning TO Entertain COnven-
tion Next Week.

Tho regular Thursday afternoon
meeting OF tho Equal Suffrage League
of Virginia took place yesterday at
league headquarters. Mrs sally Nell
son Robins was hostess for the after
noon. and gave Il delightful reading en-
titled Notes on the Intelligence of
Woman" by W. /. George
Mrs. L. 4. Valentine outlined further
plans for tn" convention mex; week
She especially announced that i; had
been decided TO give AN AFTERNOON tea
at the Country club on Friday after
noon. December 10. instead Of the din
ncr at the jefferson, as 1T iirst planned.
Out-ot-town delegates viii be the
guests on this occasion OF the town
delegates. Mrs. Valentine also an
nounced that new feature tad been
added 10 the program for Friday night
after the speech by Mrs. Beatrice
Forbes Robertson Hale. This is a short
reading by Miss Sara Worthnm Cole
man, known throughout the South for
her readings and rccitations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-03

twenty second question was concluded
and the characters OF all members of
the conference were passed.
When the undergraduate made their
reports. Bishop Kllga questioned each
,of them carefully regarding the spirit
nal condition OF his own life and his
success I'm the work OF the pastorate.
especially in connection with his sue
cess in the work Of securing additions
TO the church on profession Of faith
Bishop kilxo paid high tribute to
the success of young preachers in all
parts Of the church, and said he was
GLAD to note this, but that he would
prefer an elderly preacher every time
as the pastor OF his children. In this
connection he urged the Younger
preachers to reverence aud honor the
clderl.' members of the conference, and
20 profit by the example OF their %odly
lives
To-day two orders OF the day were
fixed. one OF these being for II on
Friday. when the undergraduates who
are eligible Will be received into full
connection. and the other being for
~ on Saturday, when the memorial
, service Will be held honorinE the mem :
DRY OF the five members OF the con-
ference who passed away during the
past year.
The anniversary OF the difference
board OF church extension was held
this evening. ana Rev. ". +. McMurray.
corresponding secretary of the general
board OF church extension, was tho
speaker. bishop Kilgo says that Or.
McMurray does more hard work than
any other ten men In the church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-03

TUonc. 1906 West Main street. when
tier sister, Miss liilda claire owen be-
came the bride Of Thomas Clad Brit
ton OF North Carolina. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. W. 6. james.
pastor Of the Grove Avenue baptist
Church.
Tho bride wore a blue cloth travel
ing suit with hat and gloves TO match.
ana carried "a bouquet Of brides roses.
tied with tullc. Immediately after the
ceremony, Mr.. and Mrs Britton left for
a tour OF the Northern cities. They
will be AT home Il, 1906 West Main
street, after December 10.
Charity Function.
vuc School auditorium. the Helping
Circle OF Kings Daughters will give
PLAY called Miss Fearless and Com
rany' This entertainment Is for tho
benefit OF the Shelteyine Arms Free
Hospital, and all Interested arc in
Vitcu TO attend
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-03
WANTS NO HYPODERMIcS
IN ADMINISTERING RELIGION
Hishor kilIo Enyors Daily Eynnrr-
hsm Hhther rhnn spells aud
CnmpnIEns.N

WILMINGTON, " G, December >
During the course OF his remarks to
the North Carolina Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. South. to-
day, Bishop John &. kilgo referred to
the need for constant evangelIstic Of
fort III the church, and in this connec-
non said: II don't believe I'M SPELLS
oil eNaNgel!stic effort aud in campaigns
OF evangelism, but | believe in that
apostolic Zeal that will lay itself out
day after day and night after night in
the interest of the salvation of souls:
that zeal that will save men from
sin and from hell. and that will save
them to heaven for time and eternity.
don't want you TO take 4 Q religion
OF our Lord and work it into a COM
pound and 80 around over the country
administering 1t by hypodermic, but
! want our people 10 have this re-
lgion all the time
The dizziness of the second dav of
the conference was relieved to-day by
the large amount of minute business
that VAS transacted. y class of eleven.
admitted last year, was continued on
trial: a class of six was advanced to
the class of tho third year and four
members OF this class were elected
deacons. class OF twelve was adj
Nanced from the class OF the third to
that OF the fourth year: three
eligible candidates were elected
elders: three undergraduates were dis
continued. and 'wo preachers were re-
celved into the conference by traus-
fer from other conferences. these being
j. T.. Love from the Brazil Conferences
and o. |. Hinson. from the Southwest
Missouri Conference. The call OF the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-03
WOMAN UNDER ARREST
On CHARGE Oh BIGAMY
ISpeclal ID mo Times -nisra1chl

lSH'tldi u Inc times !1lSpdtcn n.
bANNlLLk, VA. December Mrs
Lucy Stafford was arrested here this
afternoon, charged with higamy. on a
warrant sworn ont by her second hus-
band, Grover Almond, who claims that
she is still his wife. She was released
on bail.
The ease is peculiar one Mrs
Stafford i've years ago was married
TO John Shumate. OF this city, from
whom she got 4 divorce. In August
1913. she married Grover Almond, with
whom she lived "a few weeks Last
september she was married to Wade
Stafford. schoolrtcachcr, believing
that she had secured ;u absolute di-
Eorce from her second husband. 1t
"as. however. only u separation. Last
week her husband dropped dead in
Chester. :. G., where they had been
living, and she returned to ipanVilic.
Her second husband, on learning OF
her return, issued the warrant against
her. charging her with bi.ainous!y
living with the third husband. who is
dead.
The woman, who is of good appear
ancc. appeared greatly distressed az
her arrest. ana SAYS that She believed
she was legally divorced from her sec
ond husband. stafford. on seeking the
wedding license. gave his brides name
las Mrs Lucy Shumate and the divorce
in this instance having been daily re-
corded. the clerk gave him the license.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-03
HEAVY FINE IS IMPOSED
ON UNLICENSED AGENT
Is. T.. Walters Must Pay 500 for
Conducting Employment Bureau
Without Observing Law.
APPEALS TO HIGHER COURT
Negro, Known as "JOhn the Bup-
tist," Found to BE Carrying Young
Arsenal. and Is Fined $3.50 I'm PO-
lice Court.
Especial to The Times. Dispatch

PETERSBURG. VA. December I'm
the Police Court this morning Il fine
Of sloc was imposed Oh Il. T.. Walters.
white man. for conducting Il labor
employment agency without Il license,
in violation of til" state revenue laws.
He took an appeal. The charge OF DO b.
ing business without Il city license was
continued. The warrants against Wal
tcTs were issued on complaint Of mon
10 whom he had promised employment.
y negro claiming the good name OF
John the Baptist" was fined $50 in
the Police Court this morning for car
ryinH concealed weapons. When ar
rested for disorderly conduct he was
found armed with a pistol. Il razor and
a pair Of brass knucks-weapons Of Of 3.
Tense AS well as defense. y iinc Of S5n
was imposed for each wcapon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-03

Inc Wednesday Music Club nat YES
tcrdaF afternoon at the home Of Mrs
toward Wright. with Il number OF
quests present. delightful program
oil classical selections, voca! and in
stiumcntal. wes rendered, and geycrsI
readings We're given by Mrs
'ieNeihnu Wright. the president
me flStinSs Court has been en-.
.aIed Il; to-day's session in the trial
OF the case OF Charles l.. R,,rscv :,
Young citizen ndici s.d for assault an
attempted highway robbery on the
night Of October g. !, &. Goodwin ::
merchant on oak Street vas the victim
rms afternoon the jury viewed tho
scene OF the assault.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-03
Roy IN Rally Injured.

ISn"cinI 70 The Times Dispatch.
pANNIILE, VA, December Roy
Rogers, Il iifteen-ycar- old boy Of Fort
Mill, :. g. is in the hospital here
in serious condition AZ a result OF
falling between two ears oil IL freight
train on which lie was riding this
evening. His left arm was torn OFF at
the shoulder. Men who saw the ac-
cidcnt tied up his wound and out him
in an automobile and FASTENED to the
hospital. Tile hospital authorities say
his injuries are not necessarily fatal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-03
4 Months Arrests.

The number Of police arrests from
All causes il this city in November was
80. and largely over half of them were
Tor drunkenness. on the police records
The charges are classified rs follows:
DRINKS, iS9: assaults. 80: felony, -.
larceny. 40: misdcmcanor. CO: va.:rancy
IL; trcsspaSs. 9 brca chcs Of peace, =:
iusitircs from justice, (; Violations OF
cit! ordinances l3l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-03
board VIII Retrepcb

IopccIhI 20 TIC mes-Dispatch
RALEIGH, y. c., December 1.-The
State Board of Agriculture determined
TINS afternoon on general policy of
rctrenchmcnt for the next siy-montb
period, in view of the falling off in
revenue from decreased sale of ferti-
lizer tags. The budget for the next
six months adopted to-day. is sI07,77O,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-03
.fUyPN>,.II \ntc,

y title "nd conveyance company
WITH Il bonding feature. Is being or
ganiI"d at ilopcwell 1t is proposed
TO hay" & capital stock OF so. 800
prominent citizens are back of Tn.
SCkem.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-03
Tic I.'irAt Spo,ytuII

For ScvcrNl minutes this morriur
%hortly ate" o'clock snow fell rapidl,
nerc--thc FIRST OF the season. There
were several light hurries later-the
last about o'clock. II disappeared as
fast :ts Il fell
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-03

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch!
kElSNlLLE. VA, l'cceInbcr 2.--lAs'
evening at isa E"ysviilc t:aE:i8t
Church Miss Mary Ruth Hawkins. Of
this place. and Joseph Tonnyson oliver.
OF Victoria Va. were married
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-03
NnONN MT DnnN.Illc
ISpecialto I'M Unconstitutional,

Special TO The Tincs-Dispatchl
DANNlLlIE, VA, December Snow
fell here this morning for an hour
II was the first fall Of the winter
The ground was covered at daybreak,
but II soon went as the sun came out.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-03
The Mothers club of springdeld

The Mothers Club Of Springfield
school Will hold its monthly meeting
this afternoon at o'clock. Mrs Philip
summer Spence. wife of the physical di-
rector OF the John Marshall High
Hchnol' VIII address the meeting. Mrs.
Spence is Il graduate of the New York
school of Mother Craft and her talk
VIII be illustrated with stereopticou
views. All the mothers and teachers on
Church Hill are invited
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-03
WONEN'S MEETINGS.

The Social Service Federation Will
meet al 10 North Fifth Street this
afternoon At o'clock. Miss Frances
Scott and Mrs. Il. w. Beverly will tell
OF the work being done by the shelter
lne Arms Hospital and tho Southern
WonanS College Association. respec-
lively. Ill. bills the federation hopes
10 have tavorably considered by the
Legislature OF l"l6 will be discussed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-03

compared with sloS.i55 for the six
month period beginuin" last December.
The board approved a gradual repeal
OF the North Carolina crop lien law
by tho Legislature
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-03
Marking DotDn the Suits

NOT the entire stock of course, for new goods
are arriving daily but odd lots and straggers
left from busy seasons selling, all grouped into
one price range. Exceptional value at this price
S14.75.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-03
Skirts, 1926

Worth much more,
for these are manufac-
turerS' samples and
surplus stock; black
and cOlOrS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-09

PUBLIC UTILITIES.

-. upstate Public Service Commits.
.'r .tI'aor'zed the purchase by tho
E'ns.. int'ed Railways Of the $500
z aw ~ capital stock Of the Monroe
4, } .'ric Belt Line Company at
the Standard Gas and Electric Com
Pl'F h'- tIfuorized the oner to stock
~, ''. ~ 80 10000 twenty year & per
''-' notes a. 90 and interest. The prlvl-
-. ~ ,.b-.riaing TO So. 900, 900 OF TIN
~ .n-lcd holders Of the preferred
s.o.' '' 'n, extent Of - per cent OF their
" Hs~ "i stock The common stock
e., may subscribe to the remaining
b., The right Of subscription closes
}" and unless s.. 600. 900 subsCrlp-
arc made III. plan will not be de-
,aI-. "p'ra'i'e The president OF the
.l.n' states that the proceeds OF tho
sac "tt retire AL the short term
~. ...-, .4a!dat- the floating debt and
,,, enable the company to increase
w. Earning. II Is also stited that (. the
nIr aiken The preferred stock vii;
49, e''l'".F put upon a cash dividend
w.. ~s.al'.0g with l per cent, for the
,-r 'ni'"r' Present earnings Of tn,
,.~st are about two and ~three-quarters
49, we ""guiremen's for the proposed
'' H.I II'stAuiing sCTip Interest.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-09
COTTON ADVANCES
TO NEW HIGH LEVEL
rnfayorable Weather and
crop News Bring In
Heavy Buying.
CENSUS GINNING REPORT

Cotton yesterday shook off its hest
FANCY and moved up to the highest level
,s,cael In the last Ave months under
m. ,mpetls OF short covering n fresh
,.o,p,atlye buying. The trade quite
so,s-ally is taking an ~unfavorable view
:, ,,e ,rop outlook and predictions are
,-seIy heard that the yield will prove to
r.. loss than 1900. 900 bales. A bullish
r,eeklv weather report. as well as an
un,avorable review Of crop conditions
nv Miss Giles. furnished the incentive
,or heavy buying, which sent prices up
"a , ne, advance OF about II points over
Tuesdays closing.
Although IN. present movement APP
NEAR. =, be largely speculative in the
sons. that IL IL taking for granted a
SINAI, production. or at least n yield con-
sler,b'y below recent expectations.
there Is eyid, nee of a broadening inter
o., In the cotton market and predictions
Of A substantial advance are freely cir
cult'eI. .
Tin, census report on the amount of
cotton giuued prior to september ! was
sup.rfcIa.iy hearish In that II showed
an amount only. a tritle below the gin
Ming OF last season, when the crop
rroyed 10 be a bumper. Ginning opera
tons last season, however. were greatly
restricted by tae decentralization attend
,rg the outbreak OF the war and were
felt TO furnish no criterion OF the ulti-
mate result. In fact M ginning figures
are OF real value prior to the LIST OF
November. The figures on the ginning
were 49,. 900 bales prior to September /.
conpared with $50. 900 last year and
10000 two years ago, when the crop
was only about $4,000, 900 bales.
or more importance in the eyes OF the
trade was the weekly weather report
Q. the Weather Bureau. which stated
that the weather for the week from
nearly all portions Of the out was
distinctly ~unfavordble to the cotton crop.
Rains over the eastern portion 4 the
belt, were said to have delayed picking
and caused further shedding and rot
ting OF the bolls, while IN the y r'hern
districts the weather was toe cool for
rapid growth, and rust and shedding
resulted. In Texas conditions We're re-
ported as generally unsatisfactory, while
in oklahoma the crop was reported AS
very late.
The feature contributing most largely
to The advance, however. is the friendly
attitude Of the outside public toward cot
ton. ard whatever the ultimate results
may be In the course OF prices there Is
no doubt that fresh buying is coming
mo the market. 1t probably will take
a god deal Of hedge selling TO check the
advance.
,.,,,, 1Asnl psAaI.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-09
REIMBURSEMENT OF CAPITAL AND DEBT
The Missouri Pacific Railway Company
St. Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern Railway
Company

In view Of the appointment of a Receiver for each of the above
named Companies. the time for the deposit of the securities hereinafter
described with the Depositares and Sub-Depostaries named below, sub
EIees to the ran "a N "a Arf fNrI 2, IL Eead1jIsfmens dated 1My l. 1915 has
Default having been made in the payment of the interest due
September ]. 1915, upon the Forty Year Four Per Cent. Gold Loan
Bonds. the Five Per Cent First and Refundins Mortgage Fify-Year
Gold Bonds and the Trust Five Per Cent. Bonds due January !. 1917
mentioned below. THE RESPECTIVE DEPoSiTARIEs AND SUB
DEPosITING BoNDHoLDERs. ADVANCE TO THEM UPON
UPON PRESENTATioN OF THEIR CERTIFICATES OF DE
POST HERETOFORE ISSUED, THE AMOUNT OF THE INTER
EST DUE SEPTEMBER l. 1915, UPON THEIR BONDS. Ownership
certificates sin accordance with the Federal income ak law will be required
case of all advances.
DEPOSTARIE,
Fore Capital Stock Of The Missouri Pacific Railway Company
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YoRK. 81 Vail Street, New York City
For he Missouri Pacific Railway ,conpsnys Forty YF Four Per Cent Gold Loan
Bonds due March t. 1915.
BANKERS TRUST COMPANY, 10 vail Street., New York City
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-09
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Trading was quite active at times, hut
the trend OF prices was erratic. Special
movements were made In Crucible Steel,
which during the afternoon advanced
rapidly to s9R and reacted again to
81 ", the closing price.
United States steel was active in a
comparatively narrow range. Opening
at TAN 1t sold down to "a, advancing
In the afternoon to 1914 and closing at
~ X. Despite this the market closed
with "A very strong undertone. Trans
actions for the day totalled 37,35
shares,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-09
ST. MAURICE IUMBER COMPANY.
PUBLICATION ny THE
NORTH RIVER SAVINGS BANK.

81 West 3ith 81, \. Y. city,
OF the names OF Depositors OF Dormant
Accounts not previously reported and their
last known address. published pursuant to
the provisions OF Chapter 800, Section ?7i
OF the ~, Y. State Banking Law:
Lordly, James E, NJ Tin trust for Rupert
l.. Iordly), 254 West 3sth St, n. Y. C..
Shea, Katie f.. 4o5 West Saith ST. ". Y. C.
Townshend, Arthur b. 90 West SD St,
y. Y. C.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-09

Parker Sheet Metal Works,
Inc, common -,.....,.,.. $3.50 lot
shares tlty Investing com
pany, common .-,,,. Ia
shares BrunswiCk-B Bake a
tollender COMPANY, pre-
. ferred .~...,,. 100
0 shares Brunswick Bake a
tollender Company, ON
mon Observation-Disclosures, SL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-09
To the Holders Of
AMERICAN TUBE = STAMPING CON.
PANY FIRST MORTGAGE
Sc 3O-Year Gold Bond., dated

Vftober - iVV-'
THIS Is TO CERTIFY THAT, In accord.
ance with the First Mortgage or Deed Of
Trust OF THE AMERICAN TUBE &
STAMPING COMPANY to Colonial Trust
Company. now THE EQUITABLE TRUST
COMPANY OF NEW FORK, as Trustee.
ated October LIST, 1902, the following bonds
Nos. 20, III, 2aS, $50, 3s6, as, III, 55s,
$40. So have this day, August Goth. 1915.
AZ the ofnce OF said The Equitable Trust
Company OF New York, been designated for
redemption at 1850 and accrued interest
on the FIRST dag OF october, 1918. upon pres
entstion and the surrender thereof. with
an unpaid coupons. 20 said Trustee, Interest
on the above bonds Will cease on October
LIST, 1915.
THE EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY OF
NEW YORK, Trustee.
BY J y. Bahcock, Assistant Secretary.
AMERICAN TUBE a STAMPING CON-
PANY. by {. u S MILLER. President.
PERCY $, HILL Director.
| hereby certify that the above bonds
hand and seal this 2oth day of August, 1915
l. DE ROSSET.
Notary Public, Kings County, No. l4a, Ger
tihcate Med In New York County No. III.
In accordance with the above certificate
the undersigned VIII redeem the above mum
hered bonds at l05 and accrued interest TO
October lst, 1915, on and after tina date.
when, presented with all unpaid coupons AT
lis ONO. M g. Wall street New York City
THE EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY or
NEW YORK.
LYMAN RHOADES, Vice President.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-09
THE BOSTON MARKET.

BosToN, Sept. s.-There was a frmer
tone to the market for mining shares
to-day. While prices were not materially
changed, there were fair gains in the
leading shares, with a light volume of
transactions. American Zinc and Butte
and Superior were particularly firm.
lndustrials and railroads were hull and
featureless. The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-09

PREFERRED CAPITAL STOCK
DIVIDEND SO 60
A dividend OF one and three-quirters
per cent. az. ~ ou the Preferred stock %
This Campaur has TINS ity been declared.
payable FrIlAy. October !, l'l'. 10 stock
holders OF record a. the close OF business
Friday, september D., 1915.
cheeks XIII he mailed by the Guaranty
Trust Company OF son York.
: : DoI.ANO, Treasurer.
WA. VI. HAGER. Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-09
Ottawa Bonds offered for Sale.

Harris, Forbes n Co. are Offering
81. 800. 900 city OF ottawa 3 per cent,
bonds, maturing serially from July /,
1916, to July /. l9i5. The offering prices
range from a basis of 8 per cent. yield In
the case OF the shortest term maturity
to 5% for the longest term. The pro-
ceeds will be expended for a variety OF
purposes, the larger amounts for water
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-09
I>rrKS>rro>, Al SILVER COMPANY

NFTTVNNT VOWN-I NFNT- \ TIT0-
The directors Of this Company have de
clared a quarterly dividend ON the Pre-
ferred stock ~ one and ,~hree-uulrtors
tl4C) PEI cent, rarahle oct. /, 1915, to
stockholders OF record Sept 18th,
Transfer Books viii be closed sept. l7th
ana re-opsned oct 2nl. checks vii! be
mailed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-09
THE CHICAGO MARKET.

Az H.'A'n. Sept. s,-The market con-
1I'ied very dun, prices showing small
",'','s Sears Roebuck, Diamond
mm'I''' Stewart Warner and Chicago
rheumatic Tool were easier, mainly
"'. '' the lack of interest. Quaker
.m'S ',."vered . points. Bond market
hrin. The summary:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-09

THE CENTRAL BRANCH RAILWAY
CoMpANY'S First Mortgage -Four
Per Cent. Gold Bonds, due February
/. 1918.
THE CENTRAL BRANCH UNION PA.
CIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY'S
First Mortgage -Four Per Cent. Gold
Bonds, due June /, 1913
THE LEROY AND cANEY VALLEY
AIR LINE RAILROAD COM.
PANY'S Five Per Cent. First aort.
gage Bonds, due July /, 1926.
THE KANSAS CITY NORTHWEST.
ERN RAILROAD COMPANY'S
First Mortgage Five Per Cent. Gold
Bonds. Series A, due January /, 1893.
BooNvILLE, ST. LOUIS AND SOU
THERN RAILWAY COMPAEY'S
Fir Mortgage For,y-Year Five Per
Cent. Gold Bonds. due August /. 1851.
LITTLE ROCK JUNCTION RAIL.
WAYS First Consolidated Mortgage
Six Per Cent. Bonds. due April /, 1915.
w WORK lao BROADWAY. New York civ