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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-05-15
Hea1t1a 0rAes rgo. 1e.
0RF4cE BOARD OF HEALTH, !
81 ponlar strpOt

G.Ef4CE BOARD OF HEALTH, !
81 Poplar street,
Taxing District. Shelby County, Tenn,
Memphis, May Y, 1883.
A s the quarantine station at the foot of
~. Presidents Island will be re- estaE jisbed
by tho National Board Of Health on Ike 18th
inst in compliance with Psquest made BY
this Board on Apgil 18th. all boats coming
lstihed that on after that date, certificates
from the National Board of Health Irspeotor.
stationed at the foot of Presidept's Isand,
will be required before they WIN BE- allowed
By order Of the Board,
S APURNELJ, NJ. D., Secretary.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-05-15
PILE BRIDGING,

THOMAS DEPUE is our agent for the work
\ between Clarkesdale and Greenville with
headquarters at Clarkes1ale. He has charge
Of our mo interesting work and pile getters,
heWers of square lumber and saw mill men
are invited to examine the ground and confer
with him in person.
May IA, 1888. JB Nicely 4 co.
Pile Bridge Contractors.
65 10 Memphis ard NlioksburR z L
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TEuslss'a Sale.

hinder and by virtue ola trust deed exc
RTest SStsa 10 e secure @f 4R l by w. +
sans ihdTefn Teltionedl and under the order
pf the Qhahoery Court Of Shelby county, en-
tered May 8, 1888, in the cause Of L. B. Me-
Farland VS.. VIM. Allen ct al, reviving the
order Of June 10, 1882, in the same cause, de-.
fault having been made. in meeting the pay
ments to be made in said trust deed, I all,
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EXCELSIOR
Mutual Relief Assn.

4AEk accepted the agency of the Exeel.
I slor Mutual Relief Assooiahon of Louis-
~, aud ask the attention Of those desiring
II insurance to, its plans. While in some
respects IT is similar 10 the Knights of usnor
anu other kindred organization, am satis-
ned careful examination will show thai ais
seSlsa by them. AO' Pos-
II issues membership certificates for one
Two. three, four and ave Thousand doliars
which are now paid ia full upon the death sf
The annual PaoTtua1y assessm snts aro Anss5
On the american experience table OF mo taI-
Ivy according to age. and with the annual
cues sTS payable quarterly, semi-annually or
Strictly business. " "''"hu.
will take pleasure In furnishing eircpI.rs
upon APPLICATION. "s pans
az % EDWARD BOURNE, Special AIT
- - ~ NO. ~ Madison street
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Olnce OF BoARn or FIRE AND PoLIcp Cov.o
Nlss10NHRs, TAXING DISTRICT.
Nav n loco

-,,rr,. - NAY IL, 1883.
VAN Taxing District will recejve ssal.d
bids until Thursdsy, Mag III, iSsS st 10
eHclook noon, for lease for twenty vears 10
that parcel of ground hetwesn Wasb jnstoD
and Poplar streets, fronting 1850 feet On 'front.'
street, and beginNiNg at the intersestioa 81
IE9oplar street, r0nRing back from Front strest
~ leet, The ground will onl, be leased for
the pNlp9se OF erecting buildings 10 he usea
Ter Misunderstanding purposes, and NAV ~
NlVile0 ana leased TO two or three geparate
paIyes. or 1t may BIO leased as a whole.
BIDDERS are required 10 state The character
OF buildings to no erected. and when Ia IA
completed, the purposes for which thew are
70 % usee and the prios per foot on Froat
street per annum they are willing 10 par. az
~ much per foot per pRnum for the fiIs, eys
SeaIs, 50 much per hot per aDnum for Inc
second hyn years, 70 much yer flOt nv 49,.
mum Tor the tAi d i've years, md 10 n acb p@r
1901 per amman ies fosr b hge year. The
bids. ''so' any al
BY ordS- % the Council
DAVID P. MADDEN.
At'e't cHAs' L. PuLLEs, secrstssy. y a
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-05-15

In addition to the above cast Mrs.
K. N; Mansford has been invited by
Mr.. Theodore Thomas, to sing in a
quartette with Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Hart>
degen aud Mrs. Cole. The following
is the programme Of the oratorio:
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FOR sale at a bargain.

nay steam saw and Grtst MIL,
A LS0 $4,000 or T5,0OO feet Of cypress and
n poplar lumber, about 1900 feet walnut
and ash. all well seasoned. Will, if desired
by purchaser, sell the land-ll% acres-On
which the mill Is located; good houses, 2
property is situated at the mouth Of Hatchie
river, Upton county. Tenn. Can always AVy
timber delivered at the mill far balOW Mem.
phis prices. Can ship all lumber either up or
down the river from mill yard, making this
the most desirable location for 'sawmill In
the ooantry. Reason for selling, | know
nothing about the business myself.
81 l29 WV. WILLIAMS. Randolph, Tam
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AmUsEMENTs.
Elijah Tonight,

The great work of Mendelssohn the
Oratorio Of Elijah" is to be the ex.
elusive programme for tonight. The
cast is to be as follows:
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ABSTRACTS.


IA now prepared TO furnish Abstracts y
Judg ments in all courts Of record in
Shelby County, except Criminal Court and
criminal side Of Bartlett Court. indispen-
sCourthouse. 900
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9onnlrn properln for Sale mO 90 Get.

AT MADISON y. J.-For sale, country of
~ - acres. large duuh" house. mvI.ru Improvements.
large barn and stable. handsome lava, ornamental trees hnl
slrubbtTy, abundance OF choice fruit 0.lbbl s. co.
li5 broadway.
COUNTRY RESIDENCE SANITARltM,
~ ~ FRCIT and POULTRY FANI. within 3l miles "
three dcpOts minutes ride from lhrr}t hy frequent
express iIaus overlooking rUmrrur and l.aTiian valley
mountain slope elevated site good water up malaria ~
mnaqunr. PLAN house and 30 acres mostly wooded barn,
young orchard. garden communication, yearly, 500 VAL
rent. with pIy llcse ~ purchase. lt -. Address
COUNTRY LIVING"
IL Mora, NJ.
DOR SALE.-Large and small tracts of Texas
i land, cheap. PAUL TODD. li5 broadway
EOR SALE.-Mcxican Ranch. paying large in
come; also, Texas land cheap. PAUL +. TODD. li5
broadway
EOR SALE.-lOOO ACRES COAL, TIMBER
4 end FARMING LAND Lincoln County, near coal
and Charleston the Capital ~ West virginia. 10000
title perfect have been over the land grand bargain.
J. W. STEVENS, Broadway, corner go 81.
EOR SALE, at Portchcstcr, New Haven Rail-
and extension dwelling, 40, viii De sold ~ very low
figure L. J CARPENTER 90 East 23dst, Y. NJ. G. a.
Building.
TOR SALE.-Yaluablc farm, half mile from
junction OF Housa0lc and II. and G. ". H. H., consist
ing O about 800 acrcUO acres meadow 20 acres woodland
balance pasture hLe clearinghouse with modern improve
mentsi also tencuenti all supplied with running water.
Address +. o. Box 2, Canaan. Conn.
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WEST SHORE ROUTE.

NETWORK, WEST SHORE q BUFFALO RAILWAY
AND NETWORK. ONTARIO a WESTERN R'Y
Iairs leave DosbrOsses aud COTtlaDdt Street stations
TUf syracuse md Oneida, $40 IN; '915 pm
Utica LATHE Fas EOIt Plain, CanaJOhsile Port Jackson
ANA. oiiain. D.Zu "a 30 an: 1913 ptu
Albany and Catskil g. 02O, 1l:2O IN 4;3O, s0lbpm.
OswegO. Oneida. Norwich sidney $50 M 3 pm.
Kingston Highland POughkeepsie, % 02O ll2O am $780,
Newbugep - 9.2O l.zO "A 10; $50, $50. s9I6 pm.
Niddlt town. $50 IL 20 a m; i:lO, 4:30 q pm
DAILY other trans daily except Sunday.
Bunet PlOT 920 and ll2O and 400 m trains
fOI Albany.
Plror linhet Cars on $3.50 a N train for Syracuse.
PgInan Buffet sleeping Cars go IN train for Albany
And syracuse. .,
i!esant Pullman Sleeping Cars for 0swego on train
Tickets and lime tables az stations and at 0ces OF te com
Iany City Pennsylvania Railroad Station brooklyn,
kO4 COurt.st. Annex ONCE foot OF Fulton-sti ana
pekalbave; NewYoTk Ciy, Nos. lGZ ZUL 55l 9lS V4o,
1929 broadway, No Union square, No. 137 tthsaVe NO
les E 26hst Pennsy R station, foot Desbfosses
~ ana loot Cort -.
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6cIp l0nntco.

ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED Al TIE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. l,.%S broadway, corner Ihly
until .. no.. Wcs TwOuiytli1st, corIgr
Eshh1yr, No. 90 East Fourteenth st. corner
200 ThTlBye, Fury-scvcuihsii nj ire llNlNth
OFFICES. Nos 1907 and 1900 1hrdaNe, corner one
hundTrdand twenty Guhst, up TO D. M atItsu4I once
rates
IIOUSEKEEPER. 49, Wanted, an American
working houAeke eprr who thoroughly understands COOK
and Of house In couutryi references required Au
drrss J. II. A., Tribune Onlce
NNTANTED.-Night cashier with good refer
w once. can Hotel Everett ChRthamst
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Onice
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CHARMS -.-...
- CITY RIVER AND HARBOR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.

Il
COMPANY
Office Pier 1s, N r.. foot Of Cortlandt-st.
GOnsnments Of freight forwarded directed TO any part
Iitlc world
USEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders for delivery OF all kinds Of freight and
ohandisc to any part of the city.
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
Dor LiGHTERAGE.
Freight of every description promptly ghcred to any point
81 the harbOr at reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS,, BARGE5 AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamers John II. starin and Erastus Corning for NEW
HAVEN leave Pier Is. n. H., at III. daily. saturdays
excepted
METROPOLIS EXPRESS Co. between NcB.York and
Eew-Haven. Care and dispatch guaranteed
Ireirlt Tor points on D. L. W. r. r. received at Per 10
Tor New Haven and points East, at Pier Il.
NORTH SHORE, STATEN IsLAND-Eleven Miles for
Ten Cents steamers from Iron 1, f. r. foot OF
Nhitelai-st
CENTRAL sHIPYARD Connunipaw, n. J.-Dry Docks,
Mac aud Boiler Shops Everything appertainng TO the
oonstruc on and repair Of vessels
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anr!ion Sales of Real estate.

GALE OF VALUABLE TENNESSEE LANDS
- AT AUCTION WITHOUT RESERVE.
On 27TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1883, on the prom.
iae. will sell highest bddefhe following described
10 wit valuable property situated al The mar.
rows ~ prpeb River thcatham County Tenn about 20
OF Nashville and known formerly
a. The MONTGOMERY Bell Iron Works. and now the estate OF
Lama, l. Be deceased containing lSiO acres There Is a
srg boy OF bottom land In tho horseshoe bend OF
aTneb River which very rich soil the remainder arc
table lands and covered With ne timber and the same has
heSn divided into containing FROM 83 10 2OJ acres EACH
and will be sOd accordingly Lot No containing 80 acres
Includes lie water power The bend Ot the rveis i've miles
aTouDd but at Of the hOrseshOe ~ were II s
yey being not 80 yards apart and
separated by blum tunnel Was made 5Nlo feet
Tonrh This bu letting u the upper channel pass
through with terrific force to the lower channel having the
advantage OF miles fall Of the river There IL power
enough OF water 10 run any amount ~ achrry
ron aboups IA the and Huc timber OKDS
ADVANTAGES FOR MOST ANY KIND or NANIFAC
F The premise he'd nom Kingston springs,
ON tho Northwestern Railroad 10 being only four mie- from
that station Will DE offered IN one buy ana then ~ lois ana
The sale that brings the highest bid viii be- confirmed by the
Cont. -. -.-. ....-
Plans Will be furnished 10y applying 20 T. Gnnnaw7y. Attnr
new 10 Noel Block OF 10 -Outhgat son, surveyors,
Nashville, Tenn.
TERMS or -ALE-Trn per cent In cash the day Of sale
the balance aud two years FOO equal 9alIn't NOT 90
personal security aud len retained to secure ihc de
irrrcG PAYMENTS T. a. TURNER
Clerk County Court, Ashland city,
GhtathIm County, Tennessee.
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filming.

COLORADO CENTRAL CONSOLIDATED MINING CoMPASY,)
% MilLIA8.ET. REAR.
NEW-YORK, oct 10, 1888
TIVE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stock
holders for the election Trustees the Company will DO
held nj This office say, the 9Th day OF November 1888
The polls shall opened at IL O'Clock and remain open
until ococg Of day. and The closing thereof the
shall 20 count the and declare the
result The COmpanys transfer books viii DC closed three
U"' ' Wv &. L. SCHRA3ME
Secretary.
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DHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD.
FROM STATIONS OF
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION,
FOOT OF LIBERTY.sT., NORTH RIVER
Direct connection Brooklyn via Annex Boats
from Brooklyn Bridge Pier.

fOOI Ot Libfl'lA'9i NUMB iiNf'iN
Direct connection Brooklyn via Annex Boats
from Brooklyn Bridge Pier
TIME TABLE-TARING EFFECT OCT. 20, 1888
r., mn ,6TI pm. and TRryTON "Roupd Brook
FOL - o. % i % m i30 IOi 430 asa T.0O
ionnG at 81 SG a., stSS n, 5,g0 I5'06 n m ~
l%'oV p III $500 az ., ~ ~, r - - I'D. 4,
Direct connection at WAYNE Junction for GeTmant9%n ana
Chestnut ~ al Io,un''A'" ioI Ni"naS uNN' Oo"
pRAWISG.ROOM CARS on all Day Trains and SLELFlNG
CARS on Night Trains
1,c+,r,tu, Ie,vo phil DrTPUIA Ninth and Green sis
NJ 750 5.8O $50 100 a. m i:I5 845 $40 G45 1900 p.
m SUNDAY $50 a. m $50 1900 =. m. Third and
Berks sts $40. SEQ, 300 100 $780, O:LO b:3O p
IN. SUNDAY, S:lj a. m, 4.SO p. m
Leave TRENTON, Warren and Tucker SIS, az l@1, gu
sos, 3d. lQU9 I@i a. ~ -@Uy 49, O-i' 40 J. H.
HtNl'A - = l.-'' ''A' IT, ul'' O'iv y. W.
For WILLIAMSBURG al bA5' $40, 9UO a. H. 5.l1' fOO
p m. ,.,,,,s,,,.,o.,c,. o..
b93LS 'DO4'i am Ia " 49, W. '' Wv 49, ~
-. rr>, q am u AppIsprpc Of =.t5 ooO 1l15s m
100 LoC 400, o'c 80 p u" euau@S - '''0 p ="
For SCRANTON at 6lJ' 500 a. w. 3.43 p H.
For WILKESBARRE and PITTSTON at Cas- 900 q. m,
100 3 40. $50 D. ID Sundays at $50
-, DprLyroE Chs m 315p =,
FOR TAhAQUA at t4o' f41 SUI H. l;oO $40 EOO l%'OO
For BETHLTIEM ALLFNTONN and MAUCH CHUNK
~ ~ '' WV - 49, '' '
For EASTON al G45, 900 N, lO0 Si5. AGO. 49, b;3O
m sundays $50 p m 1900. ,,,,.,.,,,, -. ooo
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9iinatlons Wante1--femaIes.


A MISS L. CANfPBELL'S foreign and do
"A. @e sts male and female EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
6s west disappointing families win be
AT NINE. ECKSTROMS Swedish, German
"a and French Bureau ladies win find capable cooks aun.
buffers octmen feerSnec CERTIFIED US IeTins
tonave
| CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS.-By a
sss s G f s 81 T Sna
22' ar SPT ne TGa With children best
CHAAIBERMAID and WAITREsS.-By a
no t SeG.n to best city
COOK and HOUSEKEEPER.-B an intelli-
1i2 East 7 accT perfect IN cooking as
COOK, LAUNDRESS or HOUSEWORK.-By
an ch aands S SOBER Son
oqgi9gi 9read soups desserts &C. Call at 272 ethave
COOK and LAUNDRESS.-By a respectable
S SGS.: reference nr''n Address Mrs LYNCH l'' West
GENERAL HOUSEWORK.-By a well-rec-
Ma SsEnsp T 1.t r s small family Inquire at
OUSEWORK, &c.-By a smart, neat young
girl lately landed hoisoworkeri can cook wash
and iron highly recommended call two days 227 W. 3lstt
HoUS,EWORK;-By a girl in small private
II family good reference. 029 2dayo.
H0USEW0RK.-By respectable young girl
wages s cards 4o8 4hagc OOHSnS S'0o
HOUSEKEEPER &c-A capable person
wishes position IN private family, Is an excellent
good reference Address, A. b. c. Tribune Uptown Office,
1888 Broadway
/ AUNDRESS.-By a young Swedish girl.
II Please send postal card TO ADVERTISER 1913 AyeA.
I AUNDRESS.-By a thoroughly competent
- pcr.on reasonable terms best city references Cali 100
| AUNDRESS.-By a good colorcd laundress
- famiy,s washing, month or week. L. JOHNSON, 3Oi
I AUNDRESS or GENERAL HOUSEWORK.
Address BIO 7thayc; ring twice.
| AUNDRESS.-By frst-cass cOored laun-
- dress WIN unsuTpassed facilities and tIstcass refer,
dozen Address MARY Z. GORDON, 12s West 3Oth-st
I AUNDRESS, CHAMBERMAID or chill
~ DREN'S NURSERY two young girls in private
family ono hrscass laundross the other chambeuaid or
reference. Call AZ ~ East s2d.sti no cards.
NURSE or MAID.-By an educated German
" giri reference lao East l7thst, upholstery store
NURSE.-By n German woman to one or two
~ chndreni good city references no cards CAN at lis
West l5th-st, grocery store.
NURSE.--By n trustworthy person to take
best city references cards 1910 3daye first floor left
NURSE.-By an experienced woman, to take
~ entire charge of infant from birth and bring
the bottle Present employers 20 West 2ithst.
- HANDY, EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, re-
-. moved from 374 broadway 2l3 West 35tl where
have q number hrstcass coored holp such cooks
washers and oners general housewokers, chambormaids
and country.
WAITRESS, &c.-By a thorough worker, rs
PaTomGd And waiiress Cor eha%6ermad IN mice d,o
PiGyeT il East O5thsi between the hours Of 10 aud IA
WASHING or CLEANING.-By q rcspecta-
W Die young woman to go out by the day. All East
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Il
Il trains depot foot Of Cortandt aud Desbrosses Sta
nj q. ~ $40 and m. for Ea-on Bethlehem Allen
town TCa1Ffg Mauth ChunCh WilkcsOaITe Towanda Wa
vCrly Ithaca Geneva is Ona Buffalo and the West. Pullman
through coaches daily Local trains at a. m and 0iO
D. m. fnr EastOn Bethlehem and COOlay.
Trains leaving at slO a. m ! and $40 p m. connect for
eli points MahanOy and HazetOn coal regions. sunday
Tram 10 al fOI MauCh Chunk $40 Leave Mauch CHUNK
a4p.tL c,-..,.-,, -
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4. OR BOSTON. Fare Only So.
j Va FALL RiVER LINE. LIMITED TICKETs.

Resi- rcnte 10 Newport Ta River and Eastern points.
paily yyco SUNDAYS INCLUDED, from PIer2S.N.R., a
9Ou. No. steamers PILGRIM and BRISTOL. Connection
by ANNEX BOAT from Brook and Jersey City at p ~
Tickets and satcooms may be secured In New hOk at AL
and ticket at the
PIER.S. and steamer.
BORBlN 4 LOWELL. GEORGE l. COMMON,
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NEW HAVEN, Meriden, Hartford. Spring

~
~ Geld HolyOke Montreal and intermediate points steam.
ers leave Pier % T. r. at and II r. N (Sundays
exoepte connecting at New Haven FOR Merden
Hartford Springfield etc Tickets sold and baggage checked
at No gli broadway, Y, and No COurt-str Brooklyn
Excursion % NeW.iaVen AMI return, 81 90.
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Diui0en1 Nolltcs.
THF ANgKCAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK, I
l25 BROADWAY. NEW DIRK, oct. 70, 1883 :

THP AMRKCAN FXCHAvCR NATIONAL BANK. }
l25 BRoADwAY. NEW DIRK oct 70, 1888. ;
AT A MEETING of the Board of Directors
8 PER CENT the capital stock declared the
profits the past SIX mon h payable on the s OF November
Transfer books close today md reopen November 9TH 1888
TIE BANK The STATE or NEw.YoRK /
NEwYoRK, oct. 81 1881
Ara meeting of the Directors of this bank,
earnings Of the last months payable
The transfer books viii closed until Monday Novem
Der 10.
~ ''0'' JNo. II. RoIsTON, Cashier.
NOTICE.-The following coupons and inter-
est due enc" ~ es ISL g be f S ana after ma
gold bonds and Louisiana and Missouri River second mort
gage Interest Kansas City st LOUIS and Chicago
guaranteed preferred stock
TEXAS AND PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY,
No. 1877 BROADWAY. NEW.YOKK CTR }
NOTICE.-N0tl,c;5G, , Is hereby gwen that the
ercised option given by the Income and Land Grant Mort
agg SS me bonds see by The said wRe m
que S1 p be- Closed from October 20 70 NoyembeT Is
1853, Inclusive. g. T.. sA1TERLEE, Treasurer.
NRw.YoRK Nov. 2, 1888
TNUE STANDARD CONSOLIDATED MIN
4 ING COMPANY has declared is monthly dividend Oi
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS PR SHARE payable Nov IL,
transfer books close Nov. 3, and open Nov Is, 1888
N r. COOK.
THE SAM PAUL, MXSKAroLIs AND
MANITOBA RAILWAY COMPANY, :
THE USUAL QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF
Il TWO PER CENT has tbs day been declared on the
Alter November l. 1888 70 stockholders of record
The stock transfer books will be closed at D. M on sat.
urday October 90 aud will be TeOpened at 10 O'Clock
i''0''' -''''' JOHN =. KENNEDY.
Vice President.
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RocnEsTYR AND PnTsnuRen RAmGoAp COMPANY.

20 NaSsaust,
NBwYoBK october IL, 1888.
rTHE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stock
holders OF the Rochester Pittsburgh Railroad Com.
pany Tor the purpose OF cccng thirteen directors and three
INSPECTORS Of for the ensuing and 10 transact
such further business may b. brought before IT, be eu
nj the Of the company, 20 Nassaistp on wednesday
November a. 1883, at O'Clock 2. M
The transfer books will close the path day OF OCTOBER NJ
q n m aud 70 November 10, 1883.
~ - - THOS. Y. WENTWORTH, SECRETARY.
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MAGNIFICENT SEAISKIN NEWMAN
vi keS Paetots and Dolmans, plain and trimmed $500,
500 1900 $3.50 400 and 5000, - 10 So inches long.
G. G. SHAlNE lOj Prncest, near BROADWAY
FUR TRIMMINGS, large assortment, all
i kinds SHAYNE, manufacturer lO3 Princost
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LOR BNSTON. Ma NeW-Y

EOR BOSTON via New York and New Eng-
4 Ipnd RR Leave NewYork (Grand Central Siatlon) AT
m II A. m and 1l85 p, week days ana iO;SO p m
via Hartford. Leave Ncw-lOlk tMalnhIau FL
eva;ed m, nom Ferry AZ a. m 5Sa-st 9IO a M
High Bridge . 30 a. Leave Pier 40 N H. 1901 besDos
ses-si sorwoh Line p IN Pullman slcpmscais on hsht
Train
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Jinantidi.
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD CoMPAET,)
TREAsURER's OFFICE, IL BRoAD-sT, N. ".

NOTICE.-The annual meeting of the stock
~ holders Of the American MatyT Machine Company viii
November g. 1888 IL O'clock for the election Of
Board Directors for the ensuing and the TRANSACTION OF
The transfer books company will be closed ten days
prior 20 the meeting. D. LEWIS CULLEN,
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Ocean Steamers,

GUloTT I hIAEi STATES MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Leaving Pier 30, y. r.. foot " King-st
ABNSSTNIA Saturuny Nov 10. p. m
WlStONSlN w 0'dJ' wv - y NJ
ARIZONA Tuesday Nov 20 a. NJ
Tuesday. Nov. a. 3
WYOMI Tuesday. pc. 1, 1880 a.
~ These built Ot iron, win wRcrttyht com
partmena are furnished with requisite 10 make
the the Atlantic both safe and agreeable haV
ing bath smokin drawing ROOM piano ana hDr
experienced surgeon stewaTds and caterer on each
steamer The sateroOms all upper deck, thus nsurng
those greatest OF all Injuries at sea- perfect ventilation and
light ., .c, -so., s,oo
Intermediates so StcCTagc az low rates.
OFFICE 10. 20 BROADWAY. WILLIAMS GU1ON
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYS
1 LINE FOR CALIFORNIA, SANDWICH ISLANDS
Japan, CHINA NLW-ZEALAND, AUSTRALIA, CEN
TIlAL and SOUTH AMERICA and MEXICO.
New York. pier foot Canalst. y. IL.
For the Isthmus Of Panama
COLON sails saturday, Nov 10. noon,
connecting Central and south America and Mexico
From san Francisco, lSt and BTannanstd.
For Japan and China
CITY OF PEKING sails Thursday, Nov. p, noon.
tickets san Francisco anu Yokohama at
special rates.
Tor HONOLULU, NEW-IEALAND and \ AUSTRALIA,
CITY OF SYDNEY sails Frday, Nov. 20.
on arrival Of London mails at san Francisco
general information, apply al com.
paIiy office on the pier foot Canal-st.' n TX.
II. j. BULLAN, superintendent.
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Go h)bom Ut Alan Concern.

| ARGE SIZES IN SEALSKIN SACQUES,
~ NcWmarkcts and Do'mans for stout ladies reliable and
elegant SHAME manufacturer, JOB PrinCe-st.
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FOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HUI
Il SATONIC and NAUGATUCK RAILROADS.-SleaaiineI amer
leave Ca hennesp at IL a. p M; 29a.stp E's' i'
$40 d. III. bare lower Than other rOnte
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OREGON 1Ie &C ~ RAILWAY q, AND NAVIGATION
MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY,

MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANN,(
No. II BBOADwAY
NFw-N DIX october 9. 1883. )
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE Sll ARES
4 holders Of the MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY
for tie purpose eectng thirteen Directors aud three In
Election for The following and 20 transact any
further business that may be brought before IT, VIII be he
al tIie Office Company No. II Broadway New YORK
CITY OIL WEDNESDAY, November IA, lSS3, at II O'Clock,
noon. The polls viii be open TN o'clock T. IN.
ID. w. MCWIILlAMS Secretary.