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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-01
feual Notlces.

IN the matter of the application of the Attor-
i nav General OF the state OF NeWNOrk against The
WFsTEES NETWORK LIFE INSURANCE CON
PANY OF Batavia y. Y. To every person having any CLAIM
- % nature AGAINST the the aDoye-uAmed nslrAAcc
connsnV Id pursuance Of order made at eea fern
~ ~, tourt held CITY OF schenectady tne
~ ~ dav M APRIL 1883, Mr. Justice Land9n presI ahn
dIr rered he same the schenectady county CierKs
& al ,rns Who either policy holders otherwise,
have or Intend claim OF any natu "alsO.eI
a.sefs New-Iork Life INSURANCE
1ompauy neither said assets OF may be N The han L ~
49,, O said Corporation OF the superintendent OF
lie Insurance Department. Of the state 0f OK are he
a., ~ Income parties these proceedings ana 70 eA-
~ IT, leirs f.,gher with statement Of the character
g osfI thereof 10 o. Z. Parker and d. W. Iomlnson 10
Seeers 81 sad Company a the Bank OF Batavia IN inc
village Of Batavia " before tho rrst day OF Dece
on lie barred all benefit 81 any decree Ot
~ snv OF the assets said corporation either IN
IL Oi the Receivers or Of the sad nupe1h
- Nh. Iusurnnce department This notice u pup
i-h IN obedience requirements Ol Tie
order Dated May 8. 1855. T. = "Oop' i'o4e'e0'
mylO Iawz6tIh
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Gouarincrship Nolites.

MR.. ID. p. MORGAN, JR., ,retires from the
VII be f be- continued by the Undersigned under the firm
liant u -"' FELLOWES DAVIS,
THOMAS TILLSTON.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the firm OF
Conner A. Docksader thi. day dissolved by mutual
"a - ~. J-,yIr Liip
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Financial.
NoRrnFus PACIFIC RAILROAD C0xPASr.

NoRTnFns PACIFIC RAILROAD C0xpANr.l
Oct 3, 1883.
NOR THE PURPOSE Of a meeting of the
T-.frrrrd stockholders OF this Company on Novcnbcr
uroxuo transfer books OF the lrcier stock MI DC
chs.d a 3 O'Clock October 20 and reIlnn closed unti
M m November By orer oi the Board 81 DIRECTORS
~ - u.s. ROBERT LENOX BELkNAP Treasurer.
CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY or NEwJRrsEr,
1lg LIBERTY ST. Ne~-lork oct. 10, 1883,
HOIDERS of the Income Bonds of the Cen
tra Railroad Company Of NewJeFsey are notified that
on the Gate hereof they VIII be entitled 70 exeange
ssla Ipcoue Bonds for the new CONVERTIBLE DlssfN-
TURF COUPON BONDS OF the Company ne LATTER bearing
interest al cent per frOua May 1883 AMI nafuI
ng May 1908 the said exchange to be male upon The io
lowing terms. viz: 49, ,.-s,,
receive eleven hundred dollars % she CON NERIIHlE Dt
BENTURE BoNDs scrip being issued ,9r iraetdons Q,
and dollars In cash All Income Bonds presented
0r exchange must be Transferred In person or ~ power OF
attorney. 10 THE CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY Ot
NEW JERSEY Tor exchange -,
Exchanges may the General Office OF the Com
pany ll9 LibeTyst, NewYork Forrign holders can nave
The new bonds and scrip forwarded 20 them Tor exchange IN
upon application TO the London Agency Of the Ihi
celpha Reading Railroad Company No ~ lOlerait
London n C. J. ". WATSON Treasurer.
NOTICE OF ELECTION.-Heim Leather
y Betng CompanyThe Annual Election FOR Trustees OF
te above 0ppanv viI held AZ their ollce No S Pearl
at on Saturday November Sd 1855 Polls rom Il 70
y N. {. Ii Ohsthcld, secretary.
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filming

UIlnlng
,o1oRApo CENTRAL CONSOLIDATED SiSISG CoPANY,)
IS WMLIAN-sI., REAR
NEw-YOER Oct. IL, 1888.
V'HE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stock
holders for the election OF Trustees of the Company will be
held an mis- III I'D OIL thursday the stA day OF November l5o3
a. IL o'clock "a M. , -
,+I iocf IL the day the closing thereof the
sail proceed 10 ooun the votes and declare the
ff me C0mpanys books VIII be closed three
days before the election ~ :, s..rr,.,,,,-
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Corporation Notires.

NOTICE.-Proposals for dredging at the foot
~ - xHssf And AT the foot West 47thst. North
I,, LII H. y,seive by the Department Of Docks IL and
ia Inanest uutu THURSDAY, November s. 1888 at II
o'clock For full niorAuoh sec Ae Niy HoOOu' S"P'0'
Tor sale at No. . city Hall
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BAE FKAEcIscO, Oct 10 1853, -
rI,be FATHER DE SMET consolidated Io ~ -
nv 2Iw1Na COMPANY has declared dividend No. ~ o.
T,uyF My CENTN PER SHARE pay hDr y. INC onSo Va ~
= y, - % IA WsIl-st Now-York, Oh The Slst INST
Transfer books VIII ''''' w WV IL. IDEAS, Secretary.
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fotels.
DWINEL HOUSE,

1913 10 1877 FULTONsT- BROOKLYN.
Two blocks from the Bridge and minutes from the nv
Hall " affords superior accommodations 70 uie
eests al less than the can be anof,d IN rev"
York Cuisine unex optional Cleanliness specially
,a,tles n BATES. PTuprct0r
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CHARMS e.o.,,,.r .r,o.,
~ CITY, RIVER AND HARBOR TRAN sPOKIAIlON
COMPANY.
Ofce Pier H. n. r., foot Of Cortlandtst
Consenments freight forwarded directed to any part
titbe world.
UNEQUAILED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders received for delivery OF all kinds Of freight and mer
chandise 10 any part OF the city
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
BOR LIGHTERAGE.
Freight Of every description promptly hghieed 70 any point
A. the harbor al reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS,. BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAR
Ter FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamers John H. star1D and Erastus Corning TOT Ne"
AAvFN. Is, n. H., at p. N daily saturdays
excepted
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO.. between Ne"4ork ana
Ge~-Haytn. Care and dispatch guaranteed
freight for points D. L. W. r. T. received AZ Pier 49,
Tor New Haven and points East. Pier Is.
NORTH SHORE, STATEN IsLAND-Eeven Miles for
Ten Cents via Steamers from Iron Pier ], Z. r. foot OF
NMtehallst
CENTRAL SHIPYARD C0mmnnipaW. y. J.-Dry Docks,
1iacne and Boiler shops Everything appertainHg the
construction and repair VI vessels
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DiuiSen0 No1re3.

Diui0elo Names.
TnE AMERICAS EXCHANGE NATIONAL BAyK,
12s BROADWAY, Nav y oRK, oct ~, lSs5.)
AT A MEETING Of the Board OF Directors Fl
s PER GENT the capital stock was declared rom tns
Of the past mOnhs payable On the ls OIL November
books close to-day a Io&Ep S S2zIHsI 5a iss'
ALL COUPONS due lat proximO and the prinI--
n Of al Pqnai Sqe on PA S . 7rS b. rolling
,o furnished railroads under cartrst form win be PAID
on and that GATE al ne Qiless % IaK q CO. 50
s soa so sas e. PbiiadeiDlia H A y f, rosT
CnSsArEAkE ASD ONO RAILWAY coMrASr
No 70 BRoAD--I (MIls BgLDMGl
NEw.YoRK, oct. 81, lssS. -
COUPON NUMBER ELEN N ~, dne Nov
I ember 1883 o. the SIX Ter cent IgoS ses S cd5po m
and alter That presentation al the once OF Tue COM
pay IN cash and third IN Orr, PTe,t9rr9 stock and
scrip. I'D" - l. ~ Nv ----' -.
LAKE ERIE SyS Y daE Get, h a. s CONAN
COUpONS MATURING NOVEMBER
~ from hTs mortgage 6SSs 81 e G when due At The
stTovobiSn National BAnA. r. c. MITCHELL Treasurer
BnAScn OFFICE OF InR TE1As cETIAL d hAi S a.
COTpONS OF FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
\ M se@BaSy sgS N SC ~ % s wy ~ "
JOHN j. ClSON " 49, L. ". CAVE. Treasurer.
TrrAsuREss OFFICE NEw ciI9,
q CoEIiASDl-si NEw.YoE9x. ga
NOTICE.-Tbe coupons OF the chicago ana IIi
y a,isnt,c Railway Company due November l. 1885, VIII
~. maid nu aud THAI date al tls once r..r-o-
oo P@'" VA y. ". SPENCER, IfeasuFer.
NOTTCF--The following coupons and inter
81 de November l. 1883 Will be paid on aud asr INA,
d,re AZ the Office MessIs. JEsUP PATTON COr No o.
"nan-s e Chicago and Alton sinking fund sI per cent
- fonds and Louisiana and Missouri iVet setehn hoIt
pagr bonds Interest on Kansas Cl| 81 LOUD ANU N9'
Guaranteed preferred s'ock.
nOST- MARTIN & CO, No. 31l2 PlNE-SI,
| viii nav on Il after lst proHimo;
All boud. and coupons maturing November lssnea py
II ~ sIIKOAD EQUIPMENT COMPANY against ivL
60, stock furnished the following RAILROADS.
A. Wabash. a. Louis faeinc ..
re Louis, Iron Mountain q rOuthe'1'
Rs Caro- 81 Louis
aid Shenandoah Valley
BH-i8 Milwaukee, Lake shore & Western.
o. Minneapolis q st Louis.
=, "a ~ Louis Fort scott & Wichita
=, 81 Toledo Ann ATb0r q Grand Trunk
"a ~ Fort Madison n NoIli"e'teiH
T-3g Virginia Aidiann ~, q. o., rort,
B-z6 Richmond q Danynie.
AZ Austin & NOItb~ csiern
E-40 Western North CAROLINA
1-53. Cincinnati NOftlsih
p-54. Louisville EvansNhie o. o. b'"-'
fl5s shenandoah Valley.
- % obI~agO hallway Equipment co,
T. 90 Dnnso Newly Ork q Philadelphia
"a Ditto.
ATegany Central Car Trust.
r1a following a trusts are payable ~ IoIoHs'
A "a Minneapolis a 81. Louis Ut central irnst %
Ais Buffalo, New YORK * rI'ne Pnia Ie, ~, phns
New.York, oct. 81, 1883. = 100
SAC FRANCISCO. oct. l6, 1888
rI,be FATHER DE SMET consolidated Ho ~ l,
Al" WINiNG COMPANY declared dividend , o. 20 ~. %
A
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furs.
GUNNER Resorts.

PAVILION HOTEL, Islip, l.. l., will remain .,Il
1 o,en untll Thursday November /. uouse heated win
.,.s,a oVoH " JAMES SLATER, Proprietor.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY or NEw-JErsf
q 4 4 nrk Acf q 1 ASA
OFFICE OF THF
TEXAS ANp PAcI1c RAILWAY COMPANY.
No lar Kr0krW kY NrN-A ORK CITY

NOTICE.-NOtice IS hereby given that the
y TEXAS and PACIFIC RAILWAY cQMPANl has ex-
pi4a mo nuor the Income ana Land Grant Mort
gagc o. NOV Is 1879. 90 pay SCRIP therein provde e
Interest an mo bonds rcd the said mortgage which EEL
tue July and Juy 1888 Books for REGISTRATION -
these viii be closed from october ~ - N0Nennel H.
lss8 iDe.usige &. 4. sAIrERLEE. Treasurer.
NOTICE.-A meeting OF the Preferred stock
y holders Of the northern racine airoad C@mpny mas
reou ciod and VIII be held In the CoWpanvs Once ho'n
30 ~ sixth story NJ The Mills Buldng No II Br0ade
Newly Cy luesiav the 10Th day 81 november next
ri Il o'clock no0n the sYeci purpose ~ voting on the
rron0stion % issue Twenty Million Dollars Of Bonds
10 be secured second muTtcagc all the property OF e
Company except It's ianda IN Mnuesota an DAKOTA 'he
Missouri Nver winch were appropriated Dy Ire p'ah pr
0ni alton The bcnetf OF Preferred -tOcs, SUBJECT
ON ~ 10 the priority the present general mortgage.
Ky order o hc Board ol Dret OTIS
SAMCEL WILkESON, secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-01

NOTICE.-The annual meeting of the stock
y holders o. the Amerean MaTx Machine Company WI
November l3 1888 no Il O'Clock Tor the election :"
Directors for the ensuing year. and tine transaction u
other business. 49, -.
The books Of the company viii be closed ieu days
prior % the meeting. u. LEWIS Ooi-l.lI.l,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-01

NEW- IORK, Oct. II, I.'l
rTNUE PEOPLES TELEPHONE OMPAN u
An adjourned annual meeting OF me oeShodeIs Of ms
Cnnav iii he held al U1ces OF this Company 10 -
Rroa,wiv rooms Is ana - Friday November = 1850 AZ
i O'Clock ~. & 1oroDfoN-s
Secretary.
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DHlLADELPHlA ND READING RAIL
DILL ADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD.
IRON STATIONS OF
NEW-JTRSEY CENTRAL DIVISION,

FOOT OF LIBERTY-sT- NORTH RIVER
,,,ec et.octon TO ana from Brooklyn via Goats
A'i'' from brooklyn bridge Pier.
TIME TABLF-rAKING EFFECT OCT. 90 1888
For PHILADELPHIA aud TRENTON, Bound Brook
LOO D. N. SUNDAY, al So a. ~ $50, 1900 p M
Dse 1o3nff'n Ct coHm af for MansyurR consho
pTA ,vI cARs on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
CARS on Night Trains.
neturninr leave PHIL lDELPHIAr Ninth and Green SIS
N SUNDAY. $50 5so l19S 100 J. "a ~, 1hiT sg and ID
n SUNDAY SIS a. N. $50 p. ~
leave TRENTON Warren snd Tucker SIS, M -. t.-u'
s s3sA; g,'} i i25. s.is a. m 6i5 D. ~
For wILLIAMsPOBT at Gao. 7'45, 900 a H. 3'io 500
For SUDBURY ana LEwTsBUBG at645. 7.45 a. H. Sl5.
4p.m.
100 $50 400 $50 1900 p. N. sundays at $50 p u
For SCRANTON al 6.lJ, g. 90 a. m- s:45 p. ~
For WILKEsBARRE and PIrTsION at 0'i' 5'VO a. H.
100 3.45 $50 p m. sundays at $3.50 p H.
For DRIFTON Gas a IN, S45 p.
IorTAMAQUA at Gao las, 800 ~, l3O 9A5. 400 1900
For BETHLEHEM ALLENTOWN and MAUcH CHU TX
az 6zj 800 q. IN, 100 S.45 $40 sundays at o'5O
For EAsroN at e45. 900 m. 100 al5 400. 49O, $50
For sTATIoTs On HIGH BRIDGE BRANCH at 600 a
m. 400 p
For FLEMINGToN at Cas- 900 a 100 400, 4'so $780,
For soMERy11LE at e45 200 1880 Ills m, 100 $45.
aOO 100 800 $50 Goo 700. 500 1880 p H. sundays
For PIATNF1ELD at Gas. 7'45 900 $50. 1880 lll5am.
ZOO 500 $50 1910. 1900 ID SUNDAYS al o'OV o;aO
su 80. 400. $50 800 200 m
For ELIZABETH at G15. G45, 7l5 745. 800, $50 200
$50 1890 11:15 ll:30 w. l245, Loo I'D z500'
$50 300 800 S:45, 400 sI5, $50 -, 300 oJo 9 S
1880 100 m. SUNDAYS al oVO' o4O ln LOU SUI
$50. 800. 1900
For NEWARK at 300 545 6:15 645 7l5, 1880, zoo, SIP
$50 300 9:l5 945 1915. l045, II l5 IN, l2O ~ L -
lI5 200 2 30 300, $3.50. 400 80 300 5lJ $50 o.
600 G.i5 $50 700, 7:j0, SID. 800 945 lOav, l4i9
1900 N SUNDAYS 500 9lj, 1915 u LOU ~ 4lo'
800 ZOO 300 6:l5, 500, 800 1880 N,
Tor LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE &c, (Au rail at
non s.l5 am 100. 400. 600 p SUNDAYS except
Ocean GTOvel at 400, lO45 N.
For FltEEHOLD-At s.l5. Hoo m 100. 400 pm
IorIAKF WOOD TONS RIVER and BARNEGAT AZ SID
m 1870. 43O with through palor cars On 4oO III
train.
Tor VINELAND and BRIDGETON at 100 p m
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION :
From Pier Nc. 5. North River via sandy Hook.
Tor LONG BRANCH. EATONrOWN, &c. at 400 p
Tickets can be procured Lberrysf PIER No North
River 2O7 25I 27l 3IJ $50 4Ol 4S III ga e5s,
l,0Ol broadway; 1ot ana l4S OtlaNe; b5S
Hud 400 ltiave S32 3faye. hyingtonst 10 Greenwich
a. and primo pa Hotels IN NewNOTk city In Brook yn al
Nos anG Cour-s: ll3 Broadway 100 and s3s Fulton
81 In HoboSen at Office and pa Washington ST. \ T.
will call for ana checA baggage IRON hoois
- C. G.. HANCOCK,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent Philadelphia
- l. " OO4 A-' ~ H. p. BALDWIN
General Eastern Passenger Agent ll9 Lberty-st n y.
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Dermin Gxterminatcrs.
NOSTAR'S EXTERMINATORS destroy Rats
J Mice Roaches Lice Bedbugs Fleas MOths lnidnDe
remeies Best stOrekeepers A05 BrOOue. 10 Madonlne
b94 Grand
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I FHIGH YALLEY RAILROAD.-Passene
Gene Eastern once corner u Church and corandt SITS
T. j.. BNINGTON. o. +. A.

NEW HAVEN. NERIBEN. HABlFOED.
~ s3RTrGFiELD UOLYDEE MONTREAL and intor1neiin'o
rrs Sinners Pier NJ %. T. r. a. ~ and IL m.
ercepedl cornc.tng with trains sfN-iA Fhr IL
gkRluEN HARTFORD SPRINGFIELD. &c i.cErn sod ana
bssg- checked a. ga nrasWav \ T. and CoutsL Brooklyn
k1c--Hl- 10 New-Hage1 an rotura 81 30
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Gitnailons Uanteo--fcmales

IT NINE. ECKSTROMS Swedish German
~ Bureau ladies' viii find capable cooks, lam
dresses Mattresses cbambernads nurses honseworkers
buffers and fOJim,n: certified us Lexin8
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OFyicr or IHG THIRD AvESUR RAHRoAD CoMPAi,
THIRD-AvE. BETWEEN GOTH AND Dol Is,

TETHE SIOGkHOLDEkS or TINS company aIo
hereby notified that the annual meeting i9r rue eiec
ton NJ DIRECTORS inspectors Of Election for the
wear viii be he'd thus ONCE On Wednesday NoVemDer
Inc la inst Tie polls viii be open Of and close AT in
Of that dar The transfer books % the company are III
a. '''-'1' -N CHARLES = ARTHUR,
'oA' Secretary and Treasurer
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OREGON RAlLWAY AND NAVIGATION

" COMPANY.
sealed rrOrOsal= VII be received the once OF The faIn
er~ Oan and Company, NOS. 20 and y "llnhnal
New York for the sale Trustees Of tlrtyve bonds OF
t oregon Railway Navigation Company for the sinking
f1rd A. provded Ia the undersigned securing
I'M same Proposals should he dir cted 10 X O. H0is"
President Noa 20 and 90 Wilnam--t ana must De presenter
beor- l. O'Clock the lst prOx The Farmers Loan ana
4i"S' No"P"'' r. G. ROLSTON,
lent
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Dipioen) Notices.

125 Broadway. fRoom 1917
Ncy-YORE, Oct. 20, 1885
THE FOLLOWING COUPONS due No EN-
L Der l. 1888 VIII be paid al this O1lce, viz;
Int rnal aud Great Northern II. IT, isf nofteoge
Hannibal MississpP H. r., LIST and "a mort
Colorado Bridge Company. lat mortgage.
BOonyilie Railroad Bridge Company ~ mort gaze
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I'M SAM FAIL, NlNNIAffII- AND
MANITOBA IAiLWAI COMPANY,
10 CO WIraAM--I. NTW-AOak, OCT. B, l-S3.)
THE USUAL QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF
/ TWO PER CFNT ha. tins day been declared on the
cufa stock OF this company. payable a this occ ou and
aer November 1883 10 stockholders OF record on That
date. a. - 49, O..
ury october 20 aud vii De Ieopenel at 10 clock H. On
JOHN s. KENNEDY
Vice President
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Auegany Central Car Trust -,
m. ,,iour,uR Jar trusts are payable ~ ioIohs'
-, .nea,,oils Al ST. Louis nc central Trust Co.
A-i iSS' Insalo Eew-Y0rk & PHILADELPHIA az 90 ,,n
az DN 10 al Fld ms IT. & 5fe Dep Co., fhilA'
90. vo., Oct 81. 1889
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-12-06

At 10 O'Clock. on Monday morn
ing, the room in the third story OF
he Custom House, formerly occn
pied by the superintendent of the
railwNy mail service, presented the
appearance Of quite m extensive
school. l. was the scene Of an ex.
animation of candidates for appont-
ment in the customs service Of tie
Government under The regulations
of the civil service reform net
There were thirty five applicants
Tor appointment, one Of whom was n
lady and the balance males Of the
white and coored races. hree Of
the candidates were underg ing ex-
animation for employment in the
Treasury Department at Washing
ten, aud the other thirty-two werr
seeking places IN the customs sere
vice here. The candidates for grads
nstion were seated at small tables,
one being supplied for each person.
aud provided with pon and ink They
were required to answer in writing
certain questions in geography.
grammar AID history aud problem :
III arithmetic. The questions were
propounded on printed sheets and
the answers were required to br
written under the printed in erroga
torres The pr0bI.mg in 6Gurps did
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-12-06
Meeting OF the Stockholders Of
the Georgia Pacific.


~ 'ih' w HthiiHie hBp'dls
BIRaINoHAs. November 2S-At a
meeting If the stockholders of the
Georgia Paclfc railroad to day the
following were elected directors, and
the number increased from five t.
mne: John W. Johnston, Wm. Z
Clyde, 6 S. Scott, w. q Oaknm,
Joseph Br AM Il. II Temple, Bernard
P,yton, E. NJ Tufwler and J. A
Montgomery. The new director
are: Wm p. Clyde, Geo S Scott, W
6. Oakum, New York, and JOSEPH
Bryan, Richmond, all large stock
holders in the Richmond and Dan
vile Company The question o.
completion from Birmingham to -
point connecting with Memphis was
discussed but no decision was reach
ed, The directors will meet in day
or two, probably at Atlanta, to elect
cflirers.
The general freight agents of the
Souh aud Mo- thread. Loni vile g.
Nashville system, Alabama Great
Southern road, Eist Tennessee, VIr-
gina and Georgia system, l. S
Brown, general freight and passen
ger agent, and Sol Hans, traffic man
nger Of the Georgia Pacific, met here
to-day and arranged freight and
passenger tariffs.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-12-06

"BuFTALo ELL. ia he name OF an
organization in Milwaukee, composed
of youths who devote their time TO
reading the cheap, yellow backed
novels of De Wit aud other sensa'
tional authors. The chief Of police
last week received an anonymous
letter threatening his assassination,
while an epidemic of incendiary fires
prevailed throughout the city, at
nearly all Of which the hose were
cut and other obstacles thrown in
the way of the fremen. Two of
these young novel readers are under
arrest for shoe ting o street Car
driver and attempting to capture his
MI oney box. The Buffalo Bills are
charged with the fires and if the
police officers are vigilant will find
that "all is not gold that glitters,' as
pictured in the literature of flaming
covers.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-12-06

MASONIC ENBEFWs

Nv Rrotbors VIM the r,r,,l. el,,,, .,,.,o.
Do Won alvaS. Y,ry H., 4 frt,,o, ,Nt' "u'Is
nrs Won bv t.e C",rn.;5.s ,,,i,,,,s.,1
BvnG ,.IG .b ,,,ti,.tL -. ,5i, ''''u'
DO Won mic ,,'G 5o,,,r,, :, ,g-,,Tt..t,,-
Rrsprtiug erafr rro.b.r'. ~. ,, % '.' i''S'''
The Prpriloss mi na"d,. ,,.. nhlr,,,.o
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The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-12-06

JOE JEFFERSON, the acknowledged
champion in the rendition of Grip
Van Winkle," had the misfortune
last week of completely losing the
power of speech, which is supposed
to have been the result of his playing
a few nights previous while suffering
from a severe cold. The probability
is that he contracted the cold after
"Gretchen" drove him out into the
storm and up the mountains, or when
he was taking his "sieep Of twenty
years" This is not pleasant time
of year to be subjecting ones self to
such exposures. Mr.. Jeilerson's ply
sicians think that he will regain his
voice within few days.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-12-06
Evacuation Day Centennial CeIe-
bTai50sa.

New York, Nov. 26-The celebra.
ton of the centennial Of the evacua-
ton of New York by the British was
carried out with faithful adherance to
the published progranle, in spite of "a
drenching rain nearly all day. AT
sunset the forts and ships fired a salute
Of twenty-one guns, followed in half
an hour with the blowing of all steam
whistles in the bay and on the rivers
to make the most disagreeabIe noise
possible, thus emphasizing the won
derful difference between navigation
of 1888 and 1888. The decorations on
land and water were elaborate though
much bedraggled The stars and
stripes predominated, but the flags of
nearly all nations Of the earth were to
be seen at intervals. Places Of busi-
ness we're closed and the entire pop
ulation of Manhattan and Long Island
gave themselves up to the enjoyment
of the patriotic occasion. Points of
historic interest were surrounded by
crowds, anxious to recall scenes Of the
dav when the British withdrew from
American shores and independence
was really made secure. President
Arthur and Gov. Cleveland and staff
had headquarters at Fifth Avenue,
Other dignitaries from other States
were also present. Included among
these were the Governors of the orig
inal States. The display of military
was fine.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-12-06

W. " 7 T7TT1 kI'N 0UIF ' - Nv
JOHN \ nj SON.
! learned the trade jn Gnp Of the laU2e
cities IN Europe, ana for long tin
worked in the best Barber Shops In II
United states Please give me a tITal.
II vOu want Il shave
As good as Barber ever gave,
Just call ut my saloon
At early mOrn, eve, or busy noon.
My shop is neat, my towels cle2u,
Scissors sharp and Ra2Or- keen;
And all that art and skill can do,
Ii you just call I'll do tor YOU.
Respectfully,
(als) JOHN NELSON,
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-12-06

The balloon ascension at the Ful
Grounds yesterday proved to bsa f4iIme e
and amounted to nothing bat gas ano
smoke. Il ros. oaly few feet from tic
ground and came down with its owl
weight, the balloon men stated hat they
haH mede iailurs but would Try i
again this ofternoon, --Menjisn Mercu
ry.