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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-01-10
EDWIN AUSTIN'S ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, Waehington District, S.
In Probate Court held at Montpelier, in said
District, on the eth day of December A. D, lss2:
william H. Dewey, Administrator of the estate of
Edwin Austin, late of Berlin. in SAID district
deceased, makes application to said Court, with the
consent and appreciation i'll writing of the widow and
hairs or said deceased for license to sell all of the
ZEAL estate Of said deceased situated N said Berlin
but including the homestead and reverAon OF the
dover representing that the sale thereof would be
beneficial to said widow and heirs ana those Interested
In his estate of said deceased. ,,
Whereupon, it is ordered by SAID court that sal4 an
plicatIon be referred to session thereof, to
Be held at he Probate ONCE in said Montpelier
on the 10th day of January, A, D.. 1885, iOi
hearing aud decision thereon And II IS further
ordered that all persons interested be notified hereof
nv publication Of notice Of said application and order
tiereon three weeks successfully in the Green Noun
tain Freeman, newspaper published at Montpelier
and which ciTcuates In the neghborhood Of those in
terested before said time of hearing, that they may
appear at said time and place and II they see cause
object thereto, 80
rlw8 A. g. AVERIL = re Rister
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-01-10

ST.. ALBANs BUTTER MA RKEr. Attend.
ance good, receipts light, market quiet
prices tending down. Advi ces from Boston
state that stock on hand January 1st was
$4,000 tubs more than last year. We quote
winter butter 20 to 25 cents per lb.
selections % to 80 cents per lib. Shipmen
800 packages. Eggs 30 cents per dozen.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-01-10

Letters UncaIied for Mt Montpelier, Vt. Pos
Office, January 6, 1888.
sY-To obtain these letters persons must give tn
above date.
LADIEs.-Miss Emma Bean, Mrs. Frank B. Franz
Mrs. Fannie Gleason, Mrs. Geo. j Gould, Mrs Herber
F. Hyde, Mrs Cora E. Jones, Mrs. Lomenda Lawrence
Miss GeOrgiana Suoddard.
GENrLEMEN.-Allan Daggett, Howard Daley, G.
Could w P. Herrick, Moore Co. G. A. Phelps, F. W
Pope, Edward G. Sprague. VIM N. Taylor, A. Weeks
Geo. Iesbera.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-01-10

We lesire to make the FhEEMAN particuiriy vainho
or from all parts of Vermont, and our frends
different parts of the State especially in Washing
ton, Orange and Lamole Counties Will confer srea
avor upon us and our readers by sehulhs us iooa
talIi,ence Gfyeu us facts and will arrange tn en-
rthe paper.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-01-10
r UTHER MORSE's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. District of Washington, IS.
In Probate Court held at Montpelierin said District
on the goth day of December, A. D. 1857: go
E. N. Morse, ad ministrator with the VIII anneXe
of the estate of Luther Morse, late of Calais in said
district, deceased presents his administration ac
count for examination and allowance, and makes ap
plcaton for decree of distribution and partition
of the estate of said deceased.
Whereupon It is ordered by said Court that said
count and said application be referred to a session
thereof to be held at the Probate Office i'll said Mont
peler the 10th day of January, A. d. 1888, for
hearing and decision thereon: -
And 1t is further ordered that notice here of be
given to all persons Interested, by publication of the
same three weeks successfully in the Green Mountain
Freeman, newspaper published at Montpelier, pre-.
vous to said time appointed tor hearing, that they
may appear at said time and place. and show cause
II any they may have why said account should not
be allowed, and such decree made.
F1w3 A. C. AVERILL, Register
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-01-10
BIRTHS.
NJ AR r | A G e S.

In Bellows Falls, January l, q daughter to Mr.. ant
Mrs. Joseph Wright weighing II pounds.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-01-10

The last dog story is told by Georgia
the ii f-ct that family in that town,
having false crate in one of the rooms
of the house, placed some red paper behind
it to give it the effect of fire. One cold
day last winter the house dog came in
from out of doors. and seeing the paper in
the CRATE, lay down before it to receive
the heat as il came from the fire. Feeling
no warmth, he raised his head, looked
over his shoulder at the CRATE; feeling no
heat, he applied his nose to the CRATE and
smelt of it. 1t was cold rs ice. With his
tail curled between his legs the dog trotted
out of the room, not even casting look
at the party in the room, evincing supreme
disgust.
Congressman have custom of sending
round their albums by pages for signatures
of their fellow members. The other day
Congressman Moore of tennessee thought
the little fellows who brought him the
books were soliciting for their own col
lections. So, in kind. fatherly way, he
put some good advice. of the copy book
maxim style, in each album. In Senator
Edmunds' he wrote with flourish "Be
a good boy and you will become good
man." and the Green Mountain statesman
is making it one of the jokes of the sea-
on.
Be Industrious, daughter. Thus the
best women have ever found the best
husbands at the post OF duty. Rebccca
went to the we'll to water the camals and
caught Isaacs matrimonial agent. Rachel
went out with the sheep and found Jacob
and kiss waiting for her. Ruth wrought
in the wheat field and married rich.
Abigail hustled round and baked 200
leaves of bread, and loaded up whole
commissary train, which she personally
led out to David, and got second husband
within week after her first one was
petriied and if you persistently buckle
down to the wash tub you may feel assured
that no man will marry you for your
money.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-01-10
D EAT 81 S j..

In Berlin, December ID. of diabetes, WILLIAM
NORTON aged 70 years and months
In Brattleboro January L. CHASE H. EATON, aged
40 years.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-01-10
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
at Montpelier, IN the State of Vermont, at
The close of business, December 30, 1882.

dt .Iontpettef, m me state OF Vermont, at
The close of business, December 80, 1882.
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts 1862 1877 75
Overdrafts, S9i g.
U. s. Bonds to secure circulation, 100000 %
Other Bonds, 1900 90
Due from approved reserve agents. 740s3 ii
Due from other National Banks, 92s9 il
Checks and other cash items, l2l6 "a
5ils Of other Banks, l2,4sO w
pennies, 81 80
Specie, 5,707 so
Legal tender notes, Also %
Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer Is
per cent Of circulation, ll,25o 90
Due from U. S. Treasury other than per
cent. redemption fund, 1850 90
Total, s754,o93 4s
Capital stock paid in. S25O.COo 600
Surplus fund, 10000 90
Undivided profits, 1O,0s6 10
National Bank notes outstanding, 2ls'iso 90
Dividends unpaid l2,50O 00
Individual deposits subject to
check, l36138 IA
Demand certificates of deposit. 7.l97 IS
Total, s754,O92 43
STATE OF VERMONT IS.
Ter OF the above named Bank do solemnly swear that
the above statement is true to the best of my knowl
JIG. HoUGHToN. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9th day of
January, 1889.
j. s. PECK. Notary Public.
Correct-Attest;
CHARLES DEWEY
FRED FRY E L sM1rH Directors
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-01-10

BEATTYS9FGaAeNosr rannn di Ra ana n :
Gata ogne free. Address DANIEL f. BEATTY, Wash
ington n. D. M9yl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-01-10

7OAwEEK, STA a day at hnme easily made C2Hf!s
= 1utit fre,. idress fAJE " Jo,' auEu9'''i i
MiSy1
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-01-10
Che freeman.
MONTPELIER VT,

"WEDNESDAY, JAN. 10, 1888.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-01-10

nena week in your own town. Terms and s. outfit
DOOfree Address II. HALLETr Co, Portland Me
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-01-10
XMAS AND NEW YEARS {
EaYIy DAYS of Christianity

IVaI ", LVVaA VVr RU11shs7s, i ID 7Es5T EEl -
The above for Sale by c. PHINNEY MONTPELIER VT
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-01-10

Samuel Brassan,a young fellow about 20 years
old, was up before Justice Stapleton, in Middle
bury, Saturday, charged with an assault on girl
with whom his brother was going home from
dance on the Saturday night previous. The result
of the trial was conviction, and Brassan wa.
fined $14.50
New-York tribune., 1883-10-26
financial.
CrrrrM. R.nno,r conr.sr OF NnwJEnsET }


II 9 LTREETr-sT, New-Iork, OCT. 10 $50,
UyOLDERS of the Income Bonds OF the Cen
raI Railroad Company Of HewJersey are notnen @ uoae
on and after tbe dnte they viii be entitled 20
sa,A Income Bonds for CONVkHIIBLE DhhL1s-
TURfI COUPON BONDS Of the Company nc latter pea.ins
Interest at per cent animm nom May j, lS ana
ing May 60S said exchange to be made upon Tue o
lowing terms viz: -. ,..,.o uo,as vvui
rpcsivr eleven hundred dollars OF the CON DE
BFNTURE BONDss sCrip being tssued Tor IiacIlDns ~
OCOl and Ave dollars Gaah All InoOme Bonus
fOr exchange must transferred IN person. or nY %
attorney 20 1.-THE CENTRAL RAILROAD COMfANi Oe
NEW-JERSEY Tor hange. e-., oaoo q, ,,,a Corn
paDy lO IibeTfys NowYOrk Foreign holders can nav
i new honda md scrip forwarded them for exchange IN
london upon application the London Agency OK ,ne I
dephia and Reading Railroad Sonpaii8 rSrsg rraosnra
London, u. &. J. ". oai2O4,, -
NOTICE.-A meeting of the Preferred Stock
~ holders of the Northern Pacific RnilrOad comp @
been called and will be held in The Company ~ TtSe
no N sixth sory OF the Mills Binding no ~ blOaasl
NewYork City rueday te 10Th day OF N9TenDe t m n h
NJ II ocIDck nOoD the special purpose on o
proposition 10 issue Twenty Million Dollars m h9n 9 ~ a
to secud by n second mOTtgage on an mo peIy y, ~
Company except s lands in Minne-os AM pa ia @ MAN :" n NJ
Missouri i,iVer which appropriated ny tie nh ~
orpauIlation FOR tIe benefit OF the Preferred t suoO
only IN tho nrnrtty NJ the present general mortgage
Hy Of Board of DrectorE r,oo socrc,orv
Vork Oct NJ lSS3.
New-York tribune., 1883-10-26
6elp tl)aule0.

SFCRFTARY WANTED-FOr Joint Stock
= Company salary 81 600 With eezan onlee lie VII pc
COmpauyA preleIfed socA ~
se,antY Address sECRETARY, Boz 49, Tribune once.
TNyANTED.-A cOachman and gardener 10
w take charge OF place In the oonuTy must Do dras
we'll ncOmmendeti none Oluels heeu atFD'
STEAHNS BOX 30, Tribune Onca
New-York tribune., 1883-10-26
filming

COLORADO CRSTRAL CONSOLIDATED MNTNo CoMANY(
20 WHLIAM-sT, REAH, 7
NEw.YORK. Oct 10, lSS3.
TINHE ANNUAL MEETING OF the stock
holders for Of Trustees o. the Company WIZ DO
held the StL day OF November 1888
at IL O'Clock -, ,-,--,- -. u, ...,, nan
The polls shall opened at IL o'clock and remain open
unt o'clock day and On tins closing teteOI ho
-I nr1cred tie votes and declare the
re1ii The 0mpanys books viii be closed threo
days before " election. - Il scrrpAN,,fF
Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1883-10-26
rYHE ERIE RAILWAY. now known as the
4 NEW-YORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL


Advancement Of trains from ChaInbcrs-strce' Depot
eam-Daily except SUI Ays Day Express, dra~in~.ronn
coaches 10 Biu lham. Elmira and Buffalo. Sleeping
g mn tajlv Louis Liuiied' Lxpre,s.NO extra charge
Tor fast ne-Pulmun le,ping olca TO uEalo arit ing
isTd l4O D y. , iDcinnat 500 IA; -. Louis sac
second day Connccung irnins arrive Detroit $40 ms
80 DaiyJ-Paciuc Express for the West Soid Train OF
Pullman bay ~lee.ius Coaches to Bnghaniony InnH,
I}unaJ Narara Falls Cileinnnu aud Chicago Hotel and
Buffet smoking Coaches 10 Chicago
S.lj m.-EmigIani tram iOf t!r " eso q M 81 on :,
roou I'd 3 $50 4iO 5:l6 $50 clio 20 100 1880 N,
II midnight sundays 6, $780, lJ2O IN. LID ESQ. m II
Faigrsoq 2o 40 9so 1o5o 5 n Y i neon l45 B. 19
midnighf sundays, g. $50. 1870 lao, $780, $50
II midnight. ,,.oo--.
g.lO 42O s:20 $50 730 apd ~ midnight, saturday
ujpnts only Sundays, 9.lj N; 10 G3O y M go, ,,-
p M and , midnight. sundays g, $780, 1920 ms l4o CSC,
s . in ANA Il midnight.
Ncwburg and Cornwall, 7:JO, a m. 83O 4:SO m sun
'EoGo1 ~ and fKagston aud Montgomery, 48o
& oS' g. 7a5o g. 1920 m S:SO 4SO 8, 81 Sunday.
e(95e,oo, Mn g. g. 80, o. 1920 ~ $50 4sO g. sI5 n
= in tJgins connect via tand Railroad ~ Manst Tho
Po ~ JEWS $50 g. 1920 i;oo sl5pm. Sunday
$40 9S s,9 n & T. f gn2r OF Of and quarter after each hour
ii9c itetS for passage aud apartments Drawing Room and
Sleeping coaches can Do oDin ana a9is iot g
Nos POI 4Ol 9j7 broadway, lSl Nesi-st, N y NO.
ToIr,s Bnnklyn, at The COmpanys DepJts. go
IpTsss trains from Ae Vest arrive In New-York at 7'lO
aud ilTc ToaN Y ABBof Gen1 Passr Aecn, xe yors
NrORTUERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Nvsck 7i0 $50 10 H. 800. 4, 400 $50. Gao $3.50
~ midnight. Sundays T. o M and 7l5 p m:
Nanuci spring Valley and Monsey 71O, 10 an 4ioo ~
euhN J0uN N ABBOTT. Gen1 Pass'r Agent, Now York
New-York tribune., 1883-10-26

DHILADELPHIA AND READING RAIL
i ROAD.-Chang Of re.- The iutsI time table wl take
Monday New York Long
Branch r. r. and for the Jersey southern Division Will
New York from foot OF Liberty st ut 800 for Point
a. with
through "aIs. ll0b FOR Matawan ana Freehold with
lsO Pleasant BrriectOn
with tl!oush ars 400 for Point .leaSant $50 p NJ
Rei Bank with through u paTloT
Cars tOI Lakewood and Manchester 800 for Matawan
and Freehold with through 600 p for Point
Pleasant sundays at 400 VI and lO4J a. IN. for PUiu
Pleasant.
Pter North River 100 for Long Branch and
The sunday Pier g. North River, will
Dt discontinued auG after October 2S
G. -. HANCOCK, q. p and r. A.
j. L. WoOTTEN zen Manager
New-York tribune., 1883-10-26
Ecrlure5 auo meeIlngi

4 MEXICAN NINSTITUTE.-The regular quar-
~ tery meeting this institute will be held ON
Novenbsr 1883 al O'Clock az its rooms IN tie O0oI
tfnion CYRUS N LOUrREla President
C. NICK. LEosER, Recording SECRETARY
New-York tribune., 1883-10-26
nonms ana flats Go Eet.

A TTENTION il called to the superior apart
% S9S9 and Sss T SIX snd
animation OF their appontnent model ttohens ETC. esps
aud bostd They a to rent or term at resso9as rents q
cARfENfER, SO East S5i.sf, z NJ G A. Bdi2ins or ON
the promises
A PARTMENTS in the LISPENARD, s6th-
s SGSS & R@ % S %tss
decoatel rent including fuel for range and CRATES s. 2u0
A SPLENDID Bachelor apartments to let
BUILDING. Inquire on premises.
.(f WEST 21st-ST., furnished room to let
cO to gentlemeni every convenience references.
40 WEST 57TH-GT.-In the Soncy, desirable
H. apartments also No 2j West 5Sdst, In the Roekahd
on corner room; steam 6ath reference.
Oh WEST -ST.-Neatly furnished
%~f n hall rooms 8. so per week. Gentlemen only.
Boaro ano iicoms.
East Side
% EAST 21ST-ST.-A large front room with
sIO ample closets TO rent with board.
('( EAST 22d-ST.-SecOnd story 'front.' sunny
'b') rooms, with board.
IN EAST -ST.-Elegant parlor and
~ second hoor with private table One room for gentle
ln@ LEXINGTON-AVE Handsomely fur
Tvs nshcd large second floor front room with board
ReCrnces
III EAST 2STTT-ST., near Lexington ave-
Two large handsomely furnished rooms, connecting;
excellent board references.
West Side.
DOARDERS WANTED.-Large and small
ID ru1ms private bath dine parOr tOOr excellent
board rcfcrrnccs " est 4Gth-st.
FOURTH STORY ROOMS, large and small
j without board. ~ ~ West g th-st.
Il COTTAGE-PLACE. - Newly furnished
- rooms with home comforts and good bOar very reason
ablo.
ID WEST 2OTH- -ST.-Handsome furnished
- suite of second door private table only
references.
90 WEST 26TH-ST Newly finished and
s1sI furnished and single with TstCusH board
hundred guests hotel c0nvencnces with home COM
forts
100 WEST ASSIST. [opposite the Hotel
'DD Neniomel Elegant suite second floor newly
furnished also desirable fourth door front cuisine
aud appOintmentsi unoxoeptonal references
Board and Rooms Wanted
4 GENTLEMAN desires pleasant room,
~ with without boarl, about Patk.ave and 34th or
price, W. h., Tribune Uptown Orce. LIS broadway
LVANTED.-By three adults (lady and two
" -0ns two connecting rooms with board. IN stncty
permanent Il suited terms must be moderate Address j. f.
[. f., Tribune once
NEANTED.-At White Plains near depot, for
mancnt n suited Address WATSON, Tribune Oniee
New-York tribune., 1883-10-26
AND LONG BRANCH RR.

~
s,s'os in No~Yo an% -
LEAVE NEW.YoRR. commencing October S. 1855 :, w.
For sonth Amboy, via Pia Reading RF 74o@ @ v ~ ri M
l2m IN sunday 9 am pm. .,o,,ou
F Isavg &c, VS. Plil5 Reading RR 755 = II psIn M
-, am l. 10, pm sundays, 3aI . ? u" s,r,v Park
For Re' iauk Long Branch, ocean Gioi,, and hcafing
~; 7a5, ., II W. 2i6, $50 $50 p ~ AZ a. may IL n
t"pptng ut Ocean Grove "a AsO9y rM m w. Si0 p m
surday5 stopping al Ocean Grove OF -'s"N'' '
For lakewood rorns River rarnegat &C. via Phiadepha
end Ressng q r. 7:45 q. 2s46, p M. nm -s5 II
fOI FroshUd. wa PuaGcpla anu anu ,ia Pie,cipia ana
eadIas IA. 7:35r 8. ii ~, ei5 40 p m For Vine
land Bdsston, Atsnte C!'y Nj gao Il III VI NIEMAN.
C. oP.&I A. pa h. a.. .t' s.. y. = ,, A'i e @'A'.-
= EW-Y0RN CENTRAL AND HCDSoN
= TIVEt EAIIM ,,sc9 h., P'' L. i''''
Sa. NJ Western Ner-Ior. ana northern EHplesS' With
',u % vast G limited CHICAGO Express with du'ng cars
soppiur n Alnmy Uiir syracuse i'orlr5't Buhan i,
Ceycaud and To edo STlr9s a. lce% ~ & a. o" n S a "
6alua PacicseT and Buo connects Tor sharon springs
h 20 w. 70 bsny and Troy connecting FOR Ctca, Saratoga
Cons lals Lake George rud Finland
% %S%VI u,' h,caign,slsil"u 70 A !lsny and Trov
IN w EyprCss with RCeling for NIAGARA
TalS Buffalo Cincinnati except saturday.. Toledo Detroit
$50 p m Express with sleeping 10 syIacnse and to
d m Pacific Express with sleeping for Rochester
Pud,o Cleveland Toledo Detroit, hicago ~ Louis O5"e
el1p u NIGHT Express with sleeping albany and
Troy. Connects VIII the morning trains .Or TIE est ana
Tioktts on sale At Grand Central Depot, No , Bowlng
Green - and as Broadway, and at Weste9ns ETprss
snd and SG4 FultOD-sts. Brooklyn and 20
called for and Checked from residence
These trains run daily All others daily excert Snndoy
JIM TOUCEY, G. b. &EEkER.
Genergl ~uppY, nj DtenAput. General Passover
New-York tribune., 1883-10-26
DressmadlHJ.

COMPETENT DRESSMAKER, ~ 20 per
- day; best reference. Mrs. Moore, S3i, ThlruaVe.
CEALSKIN GARMENTS manufactured 10 10
PTince-st-
New-York tribune., 1883-10-26

NOHTHRBS PACIFIC RAmHOAD CohrANY,l
TRRAsURER's OFFICE II BBoADsIp n, 1i, Z
NOR THE PURPOSE of a meeting of the
preterred Stockholders Of this Company On NO'snDtr
a. Time The transfer books Of The Preferred STOCK Hll De
pd eD, af o'clock October 90 and remain closed unui
"NsytnbeT 2G order Of the Board Of DirectOrs
""' III ROBERT LENOX BELKNAP Inasurf,
oFFICE or THE cANADIAE PACIFIC RAILWAY
No SO WILLIAM-sT, EEw-YORK.
COR THE PURPOSE OF holding special special
=. me, mee'n1 'n1ce Of the Company In Montreal On TIE
M az ,b sb day Of November next at ~ O'Clock noon the
On ~. boota will closed nj o'clock pTDa ON fsa1uI-
~ ocfalcT 27 and will be reopened nj 10 O'Clock A. % ON
wednesday. the 7h day Of NO'eliDss KRIsENFDy a CO.
Transfer Agents.
New-York tribune., 1883-10-26
financial.


TENTRAL TRUST COMPANY
I OF NEW YORK,
No Is Nassau-st, corner Of Pneat
=, ,,r,t II 600 OOO AND 81 100000 SURPLUS IN
CHi ''|'|' VESTED IN u. \. BONDS.
Allows interest deposits, feturnabe on demand or az
ai depository Tor money paid into Court Ia author.
70 a. al A. Executor, Administrator, Guardian, or In any
other position oi uusLr..,. -, 81, ,.o,. and pouds
ID ~ T,nstre for Railroad Mort cages
hiu ~ i'" HENRY r. SPAULDIN0, President
FREDERIC T.. OLCOTT, VCe-Prcsdent.
C. il. r. BABCOCK, Secretary.
e,ovs n, 1ssl tlngs Of 1895
SAM'L ID. BAL BCOCK.
n; "a. ~ ~ cOSSITT. ISAAC n. PHELPS.
fIsi-D y :, vTRMII,YF. JONATHAN THORNE.
SAS SJih,I tDtgJFS BJTLER. AMOS r.. EMO.
PERCY n. PYNE. 1uniAE S1i ~ ~ Pr
" NJ M.,iusSn ~ Va CORLIFS JOSIAH NJ. FI5KE -
ID C,.CfIiIIOCH MILLER. HENRY f. SPAULD1NO.
DaO: Dla,0O:.-l1 ~ ms H. BLISS. JOHN :. KENNEDY.
COhNh"i' Glass OF 1886.
,.,,Yn noUS CHAS. LANIER-
DAY ~ = NE GEORGE l. SENEY.
It.S III B. SHERMAN. 1iAS.O o. LANDO''
Bf,Hy ptpcST MORGAN. WIN. II. WEBB
o 4 i'A-4 FREDERIC =. OICOTf.
New-York tribune., 1883-10-26
HREG0X M R4ILWAY AND NAVIGATION

scaled urol o-ls win be received ~ me OF &C. or e r'
cr oan and Irlpt company, Noa 20 aid - Wliiatn,
Scv York Tor sals - Trustees % ilFi i've l3S
tbc ono gon Ieilway and Nlyi vltiIn .0.pb u
fuui as provided IN I've mort ~ t. nhue tsN9
IN ss,re prnnnaalz should be r Cft 10 " w. IN"l.l,t
ti,i,r, = NJ 5J md % iiu. H. Pud must be- HrtHrni"i
bcfnr ~ oc,c m IsL prJN- lie Farmers l4n III"
Trust company IIuS'o'' !" r. G. ROLSToN,
-. 81, ~, ,. ia President.
New-York tribune., 1883-10-26

MANUArTtg rALwAY tOhfAAl,l
NJ. II BEOADWAT, Z
NFyy.YoEK October g, 1888. y
TINUF ANNUAL MEETING Of i ~ II I'll ahrr W.,
K nolders of tho MANHATrAN RAILWAY COMfATl
for the purpose ~ ecrting 1irt'en Drecbir4 Al ,
srectnrs o ectinn following ana to
further business that may be brought o"rr ~ WI W. ~ r
al the oca ~ the Company No - bt Wg ~ ,.ionL
civ OF WEDNESDAY, November IA, lSsf NJ Il olDoA'
noon. The polls viii be open ul O'Clock p M. a.,-,
oPrcE cY THB NEw-YoRK. LAKE EMR AXp 5,oP, WRsIEN
NEw.YOKK, OCr. "a. 1888
rTNHF ANNUAL MEETING OF the stock anu
4 Roud Holders az the NewYork, lnFe sHe and WeSuin
RAariad onpany elrc"u OF Drcci0r. ana oI NJ
tropsoron 0f such other business come beioic w,
meet h-ld the Ofcc OF the company
(ortlandi ST IN the Of NcwNOrk, on Iuc-J eno @'
dHv 0f November AT Has o'clock A. NJ
aid mrefinr thtro will De -cnted Tor thc cohNn-l
tion and action khod"s lease % The rHtohd
cis, md property o. the NeWNurk, Pcnn'yNh au ~. @
Rairnad Company lhs company for aperOd OF nheyhno
q, -. ,rs -,r,s,r anal,
tin o'clock Z. w.. of that dny. ,s.-.,. Iii T..
Te truns'nr hnOks and PreirTrtd sioux VIZ ~
cosrd alter business hours saturday The 2fth hst ~,
frau closed un Noducdly, the 2Sih day OF NoNehoot
next ,.,--...-
- a. II. MACDONOUGH,
New-York tribune., 1883-10-26

~EW.'ORk, Oct. TO- 1888.
TTHE PEOPLES TELEPHONE tOMPA 80 a.
An adjourned annual ~ IL 10, holders @ i,5 m
C0rna1 viii Ic lid Il of ts Company; 10 -
ro5,w6y ruOns and 10 Frday Novcuocr = 1870" ]"
ISOoOcS H. A. b. sOLOMON5,
Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1883-10-26

A FALL RIVER LINE.
REDUCTION OF FARE.
NEW-YORK TO BOSTON. So.
NEWPORT So. FALL RIVER, 81
limited ticket corresponding reductions 10 all Eastern
points Superb steamers -
PII6ItIM and BRISTOL,
lenye New.YOrk u alternate days, SUNDAYS INCLUDED,
ri D. NJ Pier y. r., foot OF Murray-st COnnec-
f,ons via ANNEX BOAT from BROOKLYN Gt 49G .. M.
Jersey CITV at D. m Tickets and StateTo0ms may be
ipA hotels fer and ticket OfLCos az
the Office - rIISR - and on steamers.
BORDN% 80 L., GEORGE l.. CONNOR
Azsh a Gon'l Pass. Ageat
New-York tribune., 1883-10-26

DOPCLAR SHORE LINE.-FOr Providence,
Rst,ni and the East All Grand Central Depot
Ihree press trains daily Sundays eXeepe TO iot"n a.
secIng cars sundays at 10 with palace step nB
cls) Newport leaves Grand Central Depot al p
al Newport Tao Pslor-osrH attached