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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-31
Financial.



A DDITIONAI. CAPITAL WANTED.
- Cuisines. and references artclass Negotiations wi be
l,E money promptly, dollars prob1bI be
used y goa aayaii5e ss year ss, o S l 2t' a 30
Time need De- r ed 20 prove GOOD faith and rosa bc "a
and has reached point where more money VIII pay nm As
- Address y. n, BOX .. Tribune once
ADVERTISEMENI ron TIE NEW
"a YORK TElBUNE WILL BIZ EoEIFhD Al L, III q
2rst,s, sO5 IVES. rwsn.J a.rist. corner Eig--hara.
ave co-re- F--v.sg .5.f a. The HARLEM OFTTCT s
Nos. 1901 and 300 Thirlaye, corner one hulieda1'
tTmtytithstr nD o. Z p. H. al r5sulit olcs itss-
NOAL LAND FOR SALE.-ZJ,0UO acres %
" Bumn0ut Coal body within few miles Of PITTS.
burg Penn, penetrated ~ th.ee ana bqaeh 10 I'VE .i.l
feet of Try be mined by drifting; We via sell rs
TITS aI' o rod ' nvsimaal S VIII bay i've years
'O0 ~ Nv " A. HERH5S & SOY. Pi.tsb.ug, Penn.
nEBT of the United States Trade in Coin
II Cost OF Civil list see The Tribune Alm1nac prce 80
NOR Law on Banks and Trade in Bullion see
l. Tribune Aimanac for l@s@ Price - cents.
GAS STOCKS and City r. Stocks and Bonds
~ bought lnd 500. e. 7 HEWITT. d Exehause.pL1ce.
GWYNNE a R 2d L wA1tsr.
TRASsACT \ GENERAL BANKfSG AND BROKER
AGE BUSINESS IL RAILWAY SHARES, B0Sgs, sc
TOLEDO DElrHo9 g 5n , r. R. r. & Cox he,
NOTICE is hereby given. that, there viii
~ be meeting Of the 9toakholders Of the ,iG,ed9
the principal Office the Company in the City
OF Toledo, OlIot eleven I'D o'clock "a. Oh Thurs
dav February -9 ur the purpose Of voting upon ar
ttes ol consolidation o said Company with the Toledo Gin
cnnat and Railroad Company corporation Of the
Indiana ard Illinois, AJ FRANKFORT 81 Louis q
Toledo Railroad Nomp ny. corporation OF Tie stale of IN
diana ANA purpose Or saotg such other business
a before said meeting
- HERBIRT STEW >RD, secretary
NOTICE TO First Mortgage Bondholder5 OF
y INDIANAPOLIS ami Vincennrs raii-ua Company.
meeting of First Mortgage BJuthOders ~ ne lnian-
apois Nincennrs Railroad Company VIII be held 10 the
Windsor Hotel Cry ~ New York on the &eh day 81
February 49, O'Clock for the purpose OF appoint
ing Trustees provided IN said MORTGAGE 70 succeed
of whom ia decreased ana the Ohcr
has resigned ~ oIuer Ot the Board Of Director
Secretary ~ Indianapolis and Vincenues II. Il. Co
PUTsBJRG. Jan. II, l0S2
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
y ~ the stockholders NJ The Queen Publishing
Company be he'd az he office of Che Company ON We'd
ncsdy February I-9- i2 O'Clock iue object ~
consider tcp cpu't of Increasing the cap
ita OF the Company from 500 900 tu 100000.
Dated New y rk.I ~ l-c2.
}. 3. REYNOLDS, } Nr,to-.+c of p1ari
C. h.. Ga * tl~ON. nj rr,,.ts,.
HENRY DENI-ON. w. $3.50
DOCHEoTER AND PTTTSBURG RAIL
Ia ROAD COMPANY.
II PryE-I. NEN-Y DIRK. Jan. 20, 1882.
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OFFICE OF IHE EvENNg STAB
nLL.-r-- l.lIIA =. " =. AALI-
PACiHC RAILWAY IMPROVEMENT COMPANY,

PACIFIC RAILWAY IMPROVEMENT tomNf }
NEW OES, January -, 1881
DISORDERS 20 the Bonds and stock or
> ur Texas and cite Railway Company, under Circular
OF tue Palid, Railway Improvement company, dated aEn
airy u $50 axe hereby u0adc that Interest due upon ln
sediments ps.J upon said -abscii vii De ali on a9d
after February l--. at tho o14ce " the Company 10
NeEfors. -aJ-,rlJer, 1871 70 uired 20 pre-
deposit their Receipts for oerce - OF subscrp
heretofore % N Company.
q. NJ DODGE President.
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financial


DELAW ARE. LAcK1wANSA AsD WESTERN RAILROAD co.,
sEcRETARYs ORFICg, 28 ExCHAF0R-PtACR )
,.,,,, NgWYOEK. jan "a, 1882.
'I'HE annual meeting Of this company for the
election ~ managers and officers VIII be held at this
once on Tuesday the Zlst day OF February next Polls
b. open from 30 clock uh n o'clock Transfer books
viz De closed nom ISL 81 the 23d February
FRED r. CHAMBERS Secretary
TldE INSTRUMENTS of principal and inter-
eat on tine public debt % Long Island city falling ue
February l. 1852, VIII be PAID after thar date al the
Marine National baak, New-f9rk City
JOHN r. MORRIS
CiJv TIE asurer.
30. 2a NAssAr-sT Ngw. YoRE. January pr. 1852.
fF'HE SIXTH ms iALMENT OF TWENTY
20 PER CENT o. The second s1brrton 20 the purchasing
YndicIt' viii De due and payable February l. 49, MY
Office Checks should Do 90 tAe order Of II. Willard ceriltd
aut accom- panied by Gle 0rgiuai receipt
HENRY WILLARD
ST Louis AID SAY FRANCISCO RAILWAY Co,r,vY.}
Jan. 30. 1852. !
THE TRANSFER BOOKS of this company,
closed viii De opened saturday February 80
Tor he purpose OF the annual meeting J fh8 stockholders
the transfer books SATURDAY February H.
1852, 10 w. and reOpened ednesoav March -. 1852
T. ". LILLE. Irel8ufer
= PER CENT FARM MORTGAGES.-GEO.
W. PRANK * DAREOW offer az par and interest choice
ner cent Western mortgages Prncq4 and interest IN
New York exchange Interest semi annually safe dfsr
able and profitable Investment Call address n Broad
way Room b.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-31

IOAN cIIYTE WINlNI COMPANY, !
OFFICE 90 WALLsE,
NEw-1oEh, Jan. "a, 1852
T!0HE Board Of Directors have this day de-
c.rel DTNgDTS - Of T3OnO0n, being three per
the capital payable 10 the Stockholders Of record on tho
i5th OF February next the Office of he COMPANY
Transfer OoOAs viii February 2 and reOpencd
February TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-31
ST. Lou. AND SAY FRANCIsC0 KAHwAl COMPANY
URENEL BUILDING, BRO tD-sf., :
NJ DEE

VNHE directors of this company have declared
4 Il dividend II THREE AND 0SE-HALF t3a) PER
CENT upon the drs prefer ed sOc able on aud after
W,iur-ay February 1882 kho.d OF record
Tuesday January H. 1882 upon the closing OF The DOoAs
on that date -, ,.,
For f purpose o. tins dividend the transfer books OF hs
frs, stock, only. Will boz closed on TUESDAY, Ja
uIrv h. i- at three D. aud reJDened on the morning
VI AiiO '''' - +. ". LILLE Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-31
OFF-F COPpRR OHM MlNING COMPANY,
- AND 36 THOMAS STREET.
NEM- l .nk 1 III ALY l.TLI u,

Yy7hc Board OF Directors 81 tn, Company have
4 RMS day declared a monthly DIVIDEND 40. - Of
TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND DDLLAHs, payable AZ t .ss
February ls -. Transfer Socks close January ~ shd
reOp,u Fehrr,gry 2I. 4. 4. HAYES, u, President
H. ZEcKEN UORF Secy and Treas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-31

Ml.yiSs STAR CoNsJLIuATED 6fISIyG COMPANY,
40. 33 MALL-sr NEW YORK, Jan. %, l's2.)
TT'HE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF tnls cOn-
4 panv has declared dividend No. = OF TWO AND ONE
HALF PlH the capital stcA payable January 81.
he office Of Me5sF. Adams McHarg No. 80 WsLs~
The transfer books the l5h inst, and
oF'He' VI '"' ''' - WILLIAM ADAMS Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-31

rI.OHEAN HAUhFr5
LIyE--Jo. jan. 3u---.JJ p. lor In4s 0e4s --staFz.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-31
W. 5. HoYT. secretary.
rnz GEENAy.AAEmcAN BANK,

IHE GEENAS-AhEuCA a BANk, =
NEW.NolA. Jan. %. 1882.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of this bank
have tn declared dividend OF III RE PERI CENT,
payable and after February l.
fine transfer DOoAs VIII be- closed from January % 10 FeD-
ruary . CHARLES .. ANDRES, Cashier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-31
Dipioeno No'lres.

OFFICE or TIE BROOKLYN CITY AyD SEWTOws
kALEOAD COMPANY .B-OOELIN Jan. =. 1852.
4 QUARTERLY DiFIDEN - 81 ONE AND \
"a HALE PER CENI th. cap tni stock ~ the Brook
yn City ami NewtOwn railroad COMPANY been this day
declared payable the Mercantile Trust umpaDy NO. ~
br0adwaY Nev YOrk, and after February next Trans
Ter books will be closed ten days prior tllt date
A / IL IRE .ure
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Nfftlf. n. hr III
TOLEDO, DELPH1a & BURLEGr-S r. r


~ meeting ~ the stockholders or The Queen Publishing
COMPANY he lob AZ the office of the Company on We'd
nesdty February I-@ NJ 2 O'Clock iue object oi
The Is consider cp op.ty OF increasing the cap
tia OF the Company from 100000 ~ 100000.
Dated York January a. l-S2.
j. Is. lti'a .',yl.l,,7' Major " of Board
~. ~ rs $50 OF Trustees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-31
OFFICE OF THE ~. paul, 9l.SSEA 'OLLs AND
MANITOBA RAILWAY Co,

= FTst m0rglg0 COUPONS Une FcTTIllY J ~, WI
paid after that date presentation a. Tue cOmIaYs
Ohce, No. a. William 81, Nov ) OK
WM. ". rPNCEMAN, Treasurer
COUPONS of the Memphis and Little Rock
u Railroad Company d. due nuarY 1, loc-.
wiz De caslcd by the undrc-i ned.
II. o.. MAkQTANU,
MAS -AL--N
New-York tribune., 1882-09-29
CLOSING PRICES PHiLADELPHA STOCKS
ReDlrlsi1L y ~ l. Nv, y. u w =.
THURSDAY, Sept. 2s-r. NJ


There was little more in tO-day's stock specula-
tions than the tradngs back and forth for
small pronts or losses by board-room spectators.
Hence for the principal part OF the day prices huc-
tpated frequently, but within narrow range.
AZ times tho market seemed to be very
strong. and to promise higher values. but
no sooner was that condition reached than full
uoply OF stocks dampened the ardor of the bidders,
and values shrank in five minutes all that had been
gained IN an hour At the opening prices generally
were lla1 1a higher than last evenings closing ig-
ures; at the close they are, IN majority OF
instances lower than last evening, and that
despite the fact that half an hour before the close
moderate boom" in prices was ruling.
Lake Shore stock was exceptionally strong
III the late dealings and closed at ll15 after ll6s
and Louisville and Nashville wasnotIceably weak IN
selling down to 6Sa against II 's the opening fig
ures. The Northern Paciics and Oregon and Trans
continental stocks were somewhat strengthened by
the following official promulgatlon:
Statements submitted to the Executive Committee
Yesterday showed fdnd Immediately available Tor dlNt
dends amounting to Il, arr! oOooVV, @ an an a.. 1
dtional estimated income during 1883 of nearly vs.
OOO.OOO The Executive Committee rccommendcd TO
the fu Board Of Directors that regular quarterly dvi
dends be commenced IN January next ana that the nrst
one, In pursuance OF conservative policy, should DO at
the rate u per cent only The rates Of dividends
thus recommended for January WILL OF course. Justify
larger dividends thereafter, as the dividend hnd
will remain unimpaired Yesterdays meeting OF the
Executive voted further to recommend % the
Board Of Directors additional issue OF SlO.OOOOO0
capital for purpOse under existing contracts
OF delivering 100000 shares OF Oregon ani IIanscOn-
tnennl COmpanys stock To syndicate In exchange for
AN equal amount or preferred stock OF the Northern
Pacific Railroad and for paying for further amounts OF
Oregon Railway and Navigation stock which II expects
acquire by contract during the next fifteen months as
well no working capital Tor constructing branch roads
should the condition OF the ket render urther Issues
of bonds undesirable.
The Oregon and lranscontnental Company may
prove to be IA great success. may any other blind
pool" in stock speculatons; but s!ookhoder in
that company is little more than a copartner in u
New-York tribune., 1882-09-29

The dealings in railroad bonds were small and
scattered. and denoted nothing If not apathy. Eric
second consos with sales of only five bonds. declined
to 09l2 and then closed 997sa 100. Boston, Hart
ford and Erie lirsts sold 56al ad.cne of IA per
cent from the last previous slles. Chesapeake
and Ohio frsts, ser.es b, were L
higher at sG9i, and the currency debts
we're steady at 53. Canada Southern trsts de-
clined d TO 93l Ohio Southern irsts were l. lower
at sll,. and Louisville and Nashville general mort
cages dropped to 93La0ll. New-lork, Chicago
and 81. Louis firsts were steady at 92is. Richmond
and Danville debentures were per cent OH at II.
st. Paul firsts Chicago, Pacific and Western
Division were Il higher at 924-sdles five bonds.
Wabash general mortgages declined y TO o6i2
Texas and Pacific incomes were weak aud declined
from G33, TO 62l2, and frsts, Rio Grande Division,
sold down to S2lsG S234 against So yesterday. The
following are the quotations:
New-York tribune., 1882-09-29

parenthetiual wildernesses, waiting IN VAIN ioi
verbs that they are never to find; singular IL
ioined with plural in forbidden wedlock; ana the
mucb. abpsed relative which is worked without
mercy. We fear that our English COUSINS Will
derive from this manual very poor opinion ooth
of our politics and our political eNrounders'
The third volume Of tho popular Commentary
On the New Testament" edited by DR.. Philip
Schan has Just been published by Charles scrlD-
ncr's Sons. IN the same beauty of Typography and
wealth of illustration for which the previous install
ment, of thus valuable work have been distIn-
ruishcd The present portion Is devoted u INC
Tpstles of Paul. Dr. SchaG hiGsclf has labored
upon Romans and Galatians. being assisted in the
former Of these cpstlcs by Professor Matthew De-
Riddle of Hartford Professor Riddle has also
taken Epheslans and Colossans. Principal paViu
Brown of Aberdeen is the commentator on CORN
IN ans; DR.. J. Il. Lumby, Of Cambridge Ing
landl. undertakes Philippians ana Fhilomoh w.
Marcus Dods. of Glasgow, Thcssaonlans; Dr,
Plumptre of Kings College. London Iimothy ; ana
DR.. J. O. Dykes. Of London, Titus. ono more
volume Will complete the work.
4 little volume of "Aphorisms has been trans
lated bv Mrs 4. l.. Wstcr from the German oi
Marie FIsifrau Won Elmer. Eschenhach, ana pun
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The aphorsms are in general exceedingly neat
and poInted; some of them models OF thef
kind and the translation is excellent.
The second of the three volumes OF the history
of Woman Suffrage" by Mrs stanton, Miss An
thony and Mrs. Gage has been published Ill d
ponderous octave by Fowler Il Wells IL brings
the narrative OF the agitation down to the conVeh-
ton of SO, and gives an Interesting account oi
the various proceedings to test III the courts the
RIGHT of woman to vote under the constitutional
amendments.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-29

limited liability company" for the purchase an,
sale of stocks. What construction Of "fecderss ~
the Northern Pacific Railroad Company has 70.
been accomplished has been done By the sale ot
bonds at the rate OF $4,000 per mile Of road con-
structed. The market closed weak.
There was more activity in Government bond.
and after decline OF Is per cent IN the bids for ths
4s, the market was rather steady at the folowip,
quotations:
New-York tribune., 1882-09-29
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baltimore AND ONO RAILROAD.
ID MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST
". pIlI.llIlI.ln NulfIunIn md WaalIInEtln

after May 2l the magnificent Passenger Trans
leave fIom Penn~yvan Railroad Dcuot loot Of Corahu''-
ana DesUrOsses-st. As iDabNs ,,,,sr
NJ except SGlly' pil'r car ara 'hed ] ]art,t AT I'D
ngtOu - D. m. Niclt ielvos Washin2tph ~
daily olccpcs aud dly coaches through TO 'lh''N"
Chicago ,t.
p m dllv Fast Line arrives Washington 2;25 m, GIN,
cinnau $50 Chicago S:}j and ~ loni. SOL a
palace ,lecpcr' and day coaches though to Clhchha'
III. Louis an! Chicago. , r.-
l2oclock day arrives az Wa7hin gtOn S3) A. m ay
Fxurcss leaves Washington It 1910 dluY Sleepcr'
day COACHES through 10 Cincinnati r.,u.
Q 80 other line makes faster umo 70 mo Ne'- ~
arrive from Westat tjUl m. 3'O p m ana IU3V n
Tickets -ccpins pcrths secured ana plt.f V"ii
for and destination at c0mphny' once ~ -
broadway. and a all the OH es OF the fehsJ Anna i'"''
New-York tribune., 1882-09-29
Gleamboais ano Railroads.

ALBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LlNE,m LII, ;"o.
n DREW and SE JOHN leave PIER Al. North River 1901
of Canal.st every WEEK DAY at y. M, connecting az az
bany (sunday morning excepted with trans No'n "0
ana East , ..,,,-, mod qndava g. 20
Excursion tickets to Albany and return E9oq @os ~
AIRANY DAY BOATS.-Albany and G.. Vib-
~ bari-Day SUNDAY e1ceptcdl leave Nestry.7t Pler
= 22d-sf-. a III tlirOOklyn Dy Annex II NJ
landing AZ Nyack Ferry West Point NewDurL Pokeepsia
KhinelecK Catskll, . Hudson Connecting AZ itnlno =,
heck nv ferry1 with 1,i5 D. IN trans Ulster Del ~ H.
,atsiu wn sp,cai uln o. G4Ski NJ ~ a" ~ We yt,h
SORTS of the CA l MOI NTAINS, q at ALBAN1 win
Trans for the NORTH ~ WEST * spccia Saia,osa EAp
EOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on iiOU
u sNTONIC and NAUGA1UCK RAILkOADo--tcame
scave harnesup 1850 a. Boo 1fl-s' East
l.yer. y. Fare lower than any other r'it'
EOR BOSTON THE LATEST TRAIN with
Il Pullman Scepsrs via y. y y H. aud H. L. X leiV.,t
Depot at 1855 week days Hct tlcseIt
VIA Now and New ngaud Railroad at Grand CentIH
In .ft Il lft
New-York tribune., 1882-09-29
Ec9al Nollres.

GALE OFTIIE SEAMEN'S FUND AND RE-
y TREAT PROPERTY Staten Isand~-ln pnr'
suance OF the provisions Of Act Chapter 3G2, u the
Laws Of 1882 notice hereby given that proposals
viii Dc received Dy the state Controller 90 Albany.
n y until Ghe Both day of september 1852, at
noon. the purchase Of all the zeal estate and
premises. and other property In the Towno Mddetown
iuchmOud aud .upcd
the trustees Fund Retreat staten is
land" ENCEPIGN No of land occupied by ne Mar
incrs Family Asylum together with the buds trr,Ol,
and he X wa tneTrirOm to E9y-sL
proposals. which De '.-b. IIay The
any portion Of premisc, g. 5r sold = The pro
parts ne desc uiloI must h3 esa
accordance of said prn exhibition
land
HEM D. HALLIfS
laputy Cont l0lloE
New-York tribune., 1882-09-29

and severai 1a.ns row running viii be withdrawn.
II =. Baldwin q p. A., e. K H. u NJ.
J. T.. KANboLi,it, sup 'rint'nlent
J. L. WOOD. e. T.. A., p. II. Il.
ERIE RAILWAY now known as the NEW
1rT9acent N ir4 from chambers street depot
9a.m.-Cincnnaii and Chicago oay Express Drawing
p. m SDaT~Fi.t st. Louis :ypr.s arrv'nr At nuTNo
at NJ conuectns with trains The West and south
vi Punman's best br~nsroon secpIns 'oAche75'
,. NJ pany,Paciae EypEc,, for the Wet; sleepi5Sg
7:l5p.m.-. migrant tram tor ule Vest -
Ioon, l:i5 $50 40 $40 $50 GO. $50. s. 1890 p NJ,
J. mamght sundays D. $50 lo2O = IN, l;i' o."o H.
s M s? s6 5i9 So 80 % l9io G r. aG y @ooo % aaa i
mdup.. sundays D. $780, lO:20 m. l;ij $50. Il mid
EewarS ana l rqerso9 son, wa Newar< 645 90 l2o NJ
nights only sunday. ~ a H., BIO $50 P n ,,7,x
N. 1ias9i suniiy, j. j. $50 1929
"? WtawieE. r5eEn 7'56a =" ia' M. NJ 4:I5o- M.
Sew purs ANA Cornwall 7jO. 1, n. }S). 1902 sun
EoISSo Eonao' ' 80 = 100 H. B. D. 55O jjJ 7:ij D. la
sundays g. $780, 1910 a. ~. o:jo y M ,ao -, .
snnGays 30 l:2oa m, Gio, p N. rne9 N. ana l:jO
Port jcTyl-. 81 g. Io:}0a NJ $50 5 T. 7:ij D sun
d'Ss S5as 1 Cave W. aarc S gan AMI aar nsE each hour
from ,45 m 10 .i' ~ ara al j. - m al' m p r m IN,
Sleeping Coathe obtained orders Tor me checking
nos gGi iii org55 iroad|ay ~ Wes Il. \ y. No
cgg sraCsy &se9a9 e H a. s G9py' DepO'
Expre.s trains from ne west arrive in New'York "-'
JNO y. ABBOTT. Genl Passr Agent New' N,S; ork;;,
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
~ Trains Tor underwood coster Perno9t and Sy'Gk
O., 500, 10 J. 3 E. 400. 900 o.iR oi5O' D. H., l.
III Cu. ui. sundays. ~. ana b;i) J. m An . o.,
Nanuet SPRING Nley and MonSey = ~ a. ne 10' p III
9unoN 'tS0J I. AoBOrr GenI Pas,'r Agent New.York
NEW-YoRK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD onmcncins @ p. a. 1852
~, Western ind Northern Express to Rochester and
MOutreal with drlwin., room e.. rs also 10 Clayton
ana Alexandra Bay.
$40 M. ~pcc. Express for Chicago, daily, stopping only
Hot tIr4le
1OltdO.
lO:30a Chicago Express, drawinsroom cars 70 Canan
daieua Rochester and BunuO also 10 Wchh'd springs.
II A. M, Albany AMI Troy win connection 10 Ut1cA
Saratoga. Gcus Falls 4A So George ana Rutland
$50 D. m. saratoga sDeci1r aruvesJ q. N.
4p M. Accommodation 10 Albany and TrDV - 90 "
I j. NJ, 81 LOL.3 Express, with 7.epng cara Ut - lpU'
ruunins h0ngh every day in 'ho week. also ""s"@ f'"'
Buffalo and Toledo go .....,,.. ..., .
U3O D. r Express with slccpngc1rs - syracuse aud %
Auburn Road also 10 Montreal, except ~ sunday .
D. m Pacific Express. daily with se' 'plnS'"S io,
ko hester Buffalo Ceyeanb rocio, Detroit chicago "'
Clayton o.. .,..,. ,,.
Iickcs sac al No. BownngGrcen. 2j2 ami Alb Broad
way " cscots Express Occs Park place and 80
aud gt2 broadway NcW York. and 535 Westinghouse H.,
Brooklyn j. NJ. lOUCEI. Con. SuPt g. IS. MEEhElk
f.tttl b .salr \ q
New-York tribune., 1882-09-29
proposais.

STANFORD. COM. sept -. 1852
PROPOSALS FOR > EAh FIRE ENGINE.
L PROPOSALS from manufacturer To supply or' Fourth
Fire Engine u.do fespClsibe guarantee aud
subject TO approval wll bo received by Tho hoasd OF
aidens and BuIgessos of stamford Conn, the Board
serving tie right to reject any aud all bids.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-29
Corporation Notices.

NOTICE.-Proposals for paving the newly
~ made land from Pier Sew 3S To Pier (New) A. N
H.. VIII be received by the Department 81 Docks aud
ll9 Duane ST. until Moniay OrtObc l1'2 ~ IL o'clock
Fo u information see The CITY RecoId copies Tor sale
MI No. Z ny uAl.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-29

OF city bank stocks sixty shares Of Merchants
sold at 1872 The bidding and asking prices on ths
first call were as follows: