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''Vdcdnc1eS from Natural CauSeS.O
THE NEW CIVIL SERVICE RULES GO INTO OPERATION
HERE TO-DAY.
The term vacancies from natural causesn has
now assumed great Importance in view OF the
effect OF the operation OF the civil service law
which goes into effect to-day. These are the only
vacancies that can occur now, and the exact
meaning is some interest to the anxious ones who
will pass satisfactory examinations. Such va
cancies may occur by death or resigna-
ton. or from dismissals for cause, the
meaning OF the term "f0r cause" remaining the
same as 1t has been always The civil service rules
place no restriction upon dismissals; but as no
can can ne mace except through the
q very arbitrary character.
ESTIMATED NUMBER OF VACANCIES.
Inquiry at the several departments develops the
TACT that about fifteen vacancies occur weekly in
the public service in this city from various causes
1t Is estimated that six occur in the Interior de-
War and Post ONCE departments; and one each In
the Navy and State departments These figures
A oy fes a ~ v
OF the Departments to ascertain exactly what is
the average OF vacancies per week, and the result
The above figures are not so much estimates as
made.
RULES FOR PROMOTIONS.
The practical working OF the civil service rules
ments. and these will be made as heretofore The
following Is the rule of the commission relative to
this subject: promotions may be made without
examination In Offices where examinations for pro-
motions are not now held until rules on the sub
Ject shall be promulgated"
In most OF the departments promotions have not
been made by examination and in such cases the
custom Will continue. In the Interior department
no examination will be held for promotion until
the commission has been heard from.
THE INTERPRETATION Placed UPON THE RULES
at the Interior department is that no promotions
can be made from an unexamined grace to an ex-
amtned grade. For instance, man appointed In
the grade OF $40 cannot be promote ted to the next
grade, $500 He must pass the examination OF the
commission and receive regular appointment II
the contrary was true the commission would
simply be, q figure head, as all appointments
would first be to lab0refs places and then the pro-
motion machinery set In motion
APPLICATIONS At THE DKPARfnRNIa
There are at the several departments a large
number OF applications for positions ON nle, and
new ones coming In. These applications are OF no
AVIAN, and should 60 TO the civf service commits
SION, where they win be Of some service to the ap
plicanfA
TH1 SWEENEY DIVORCE CAsE-The defendant
In the divorce case OF Emma Sweeney against
Waiter Sweeney has fl0d his answer, In which he
denies the allegation Of desertion and states that
he went to Chicago TO get work, and worked there
10 MONTHS that he sent for her and she refused to
come unless he paid her $50 In advance, and he
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

IDOICMAC RIVER IANDI GS sITAdER
Il THOMPSON leaves Sixth-street wharf MON
DAYS. a. M. gong far BeaI1's Nomini.
CurriCInan. Howard. Coburn and stones. returning
TUESDAY. making al river landings.
WEDNESDAY, a M. Lancaster. Bluff Point.
fealis NoInni. AheIl's ard LeoDarftown; returning
THURSDAY. making all river landings.
FRIDAY, g. m, CurrioInan, Howard. Coburn,
AbeIs. stones and Leonardtown: returning SATUR-
DAY. making al river landings.
Fare, each way, Is cents. je2e
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RErIRED.-Under the provisions OF section one
OF the act OF Congress approved June 30, 1854
Capt William Adams, ordnance storekeeper was
on saturday retired from active service and win
proceed to his home.
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MRLLIk's FOOD

AGKLLIN'e FOOD
ron MRANTs And MvALID0,
THE OILY PEhFnoT SUBSTITUTE FOB MOTH.
IRp mk
n nose nouz1shrng a. sor mvanAs "a nuruans
ns1hsca Cmman&pd ~ IN pAyaoLans. osal ~ 4
drusUks1a. Essps hau atnstn. ~ enA 81 -
r@ptasA Z. l0TCAxB 90. q cssAsA wAaEf
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The Absena soldier neys.

The S0semt soldier 0OyD.
carr NAT srRRsSpEs 70 rHs xrYLn
Special Dispatch 10 THE Evening sgAH.
CAAs MAr, n. J., July i6-An b serene hero
after the invasion. The Cape surrendered without
resstence 20 the citizen soldiero AZ the rffie
match TO come on later In the week the Washing.
ton Team WIZ consist OF Burnside. Manson, Rarnes,
Oyster, Atkinson, Abner and Hemingway. F.BN.
Reported Lose % 2 Steamer with ALI
On Beard.
NEwroRf, r. i, july l6-A startling ruraor
reached here this morning TO the eject that the
i sssam me a Hossss Merr Of Tverson /. Was
Charge 81 Libel
ARREST or SUMNER @ Enx
Detectives Edelin, aad Carter this afternoon ar.
rested Sumner q Kirk on street northwest on
two charges OF criminal libel on warrants sworn
out BY T. A. Lehman and W. II. Kern Kern
charges that on June lst 1881. the de.
false and malicious libel in WHICH he h, CHARGED
70 do hs nsIn "a
other nrms down, who were IN the same business
CHAT o. patent agentl The afiidavit sworn out
police state that defendant evaded arrest for long
time by absenting himself from the city He WAS
until tomorrow on Major Richards giving $500
ball for him.
sEcRErARrEs Folger. Lincoln and Teller, ana
postmaster General Gresham were In conference
with the President this afternoon
PRoMorKD.-H. c. Lowell, OF the Treasury de.
partment has been promoted from 81 400 to O, 800.
GIN. CROOKS CAMPAIGN.-A statement by State
senator Gibbs, OF Texas, was published in the
morning papers TO the effect that Lieut. Gen.
Crook was captured by the Apache Indians
lhstead or the reverse, and that he
gained his liberty by promising TO place them
pack on the San Carlos reservation Ofhcals NJ
the interior and War departments state such an
admission was virtually made by Gen. Crook In
the conference held here.
THE CHoLERA-The national board of health has
received a communication from W. T. stevens
united states consul at Smyrna, Enclosing copy OF
telegram from the health administration nj Con.
stantlnopie, as follows: "Cholera confirmed at
Damietta. lower Egypt Arrivals from Egypt viii
De submitted In all cases to the cholera regulations
as established In 1867. Quarantine OF vessels and
passengers will take place exclusively at Smyrna
ana Beirut Other Turkish Mediterranean ports
MlInout exception will be closed TO arrivals from
Egypt that have not undergone the required nspec-
uOn: comply strictly with these instructions and
notify dependencieA" The board IA also Informed
that the health authorities at Gibraltar have issued
an order that from and after June 80 quarantine Of
tWenty-one days VIII be established on all arrivals
from Egypt
PLANS FOR NEW CRUIsERs-Commodore Wilson
submitted to-day to the naval advisory board
plans Tor the new cruisers Atlanta ard Boston.
Inc plans Tor the Chicago will be subnitted next
Monday.
RRTIRKD.-Under the provisions OF section one
OF the act OF Congress approved June 30, 1854
Capt. William Adams, ordnance storekeeper was
on saturday retired from active service. and Will
proceed TO his home.
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CHAporEAurs
WINE OF PEProNR.

Avineeia.ful Of which contains 10 erammss Of Bsse
axttncay dge0ted by Pepane. IL 70 entirely asdmis-
bic ana pases into the blood vessels without reqrng o
stomach 70 do any previous work Il u highly recon-
cs3ta e pessons whcss blood Il POOR xhemA9 from
CnloroSa D1abetes. wceknesa General WASTING Away.
stomach AchA 0aGtragiA Loss q Appseita fhooo
h6xhau.tsd q E1csc q Work Ase Fever. Dxssotsey,
Diseases q tho Chest canOocous Affections Frequent
Tnyedne q Ions fedgus. payiA Rue vtvienne Nos.
Sold b Il OEuR1GtA A22.m&th1y
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THE NEW YORK STOCKMARKRr
Thefollow1ng are the opening ana closing prfcs,
t1the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to II. H Dodge, $50 18th street.
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AN INFECTED VEssEL-The surgeon general Of
the marine hospital service has been Informed
that the steamer City OF Alexandria has left Vera
Cruz, bound for New York. and that she left three
cases OF yellow fever at Havana on Saturday last
The health authorities at New York have been In.
formed OF the approach OF the infected vessel
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TSdVMAS OOWIIN0, Aucuoneer.
VERY VALUABLE gNIMPRoyED PROPERTY.
COMPRISING FIVE ACRES, MORE OR LESS.
IN TAd0NToWM; pc. AZ AGCTioN:... 800
On SAIURDAY. JULY TWENC FIRST, 1885, NJ
at SIX OCLOCK, on the premises I shall sell q I'M
portion OF the Talburtt estate. and known a. the.E
less This property located side Of Nicnos
avenue and 10 considered Of the most desirable
erty ct Edward Temple and others The surroundings
aud property In this locality is RAPIDLY enhancing I'M
vsue. The property will be sold by the acre. The rear
portion viii Ee offered first.
Terms: One half cash and the residue IN three equal
payments. at six, tWeivS and eighteen months With
notes bearing interest at six per cent annum until
paid and secured by deed Of trust the property.
an at purchasers cost $500 deposit will
be REQ uired 1T time Of SALE jyt6-dts
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Local Notes.

seventh precinct officers to-day suspected OF iumn.
Ing MS ca at Hampton, Va. on the charge OF rape
Ned. '''"' p'"00' na' oeen no''-
John Fletcher, colored, a laboring man, was
IL snsesa
with which to repair the roof OF the new police
neadauarters at 9Th and D streets. He was at
spartan Council, No s, sons OF Jonadab, satur.
day night held memorial services In honor of the
late Clarence T: stetson. Addresses were made by
archs Nelson and Young; Past Grand Chiefs Berry
and Thompson, and Messrs Boron, kellogg, Ryan,
The divorce bill MED last week by Mrs Amely
missed by complainant.
BoYcoTT1Na BEER-The Journeymen Tailors'
Union saturday evening adopted resolutions to
,6oycott" Heurch's beer. because, It was alleged,
Timing work who will not pay the tinsmiths the
union prices The tailors say that other unions
will adopt similar resolutions
DOES NOT LESSEN THE oFrENsk-A neatly
was before Judge Smell today on the Complaint Of
mulatto woman, named Mrena Beel who stated
that She used to live with the defendant, and he
into the house, and then hursted the lock on her
bedroom door, Counsel for the defense stated as
q mitigating circumstance that the defendant used
10 live with the complainant "That is q relation
that the law does not recognize" said the court
ut Is against public policy and the good morals Of
lessen
this onense." A fine OF $40 was imposed.
The Courts.
EQUITY COURT-Jud0e James
To-day, Mason agt Mason; referred to auditor.
Murdock ct al agt Fletcher ct al do. Shoema-
ker agt Shoemaker; decree of July 18th amended.
Adams ct al agt. Adams ct al order appointing
receiver NOrment ct al agt Ward ct al: guar.
dian ad litem appointed. Temple ct al agt Worth
ington ct al; final order Of ratification. Hanna
agt PendletOn; do. FOulke agt- Foulke: order of
reference. H0ckmyer agt Newmyer; order OF pub
lication. Kflllan agt. Kiliian ct al decree ap-
pointing trustee and confirming contract. Lewis
agt Lewis: referred to examiner. Smallwood agt.
Lynch; order for final ratification Of sale.
POLICE C0URT-Jud0e Shell
To-day, Arthur Burgess, indecent exposure; SO
or 30 days. Edwin F. Jones, violating the building
regulations; So Jenny Motley, cofored. profanf-
~; IS or days. Sarah Shouklin, do. DO. Daniel
Weos er. colored, profanity: 50 or 7days. Frank
Ign street, cOlored, loud and boisterous; s. or Is
days Cornelius Shea, tresspassing on a park; s.
David Custard. Albert Vancamp and Alexander
Adams, colored, loud and boisterous; s or IS
days each: Robert Humphrey, profanity; 8 or
Gays. Sallie Robinson, DO; do Josephine King,
colored, loud and boisterous; 8 or ID days
THE NEW YORK STOCKMARKRE
1hefollowing are the opening ana closing prfcsl
t1the New York Stock Market to-day, as roDortai
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PLANS FOR NEW CRUIsERa-Commodore Wilson
submitted to-day to the naval advisory board
plans for the new cruisers Atlanta ard Boston
The plans for the Chicago will be subIitted next
Monday.
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Charge 81 Libel.

SHcRErARrEs Folger. Lincoln and Teller, ana
rostmsster General Gresham were In conference
with the President this afternoon.
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctoneers.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF HORSES. CAR.
RACES. WAGON AND HARNESS, BUTCHERS
TOOLS. &C.. AT AUCTION.
BY virtue of order issued from the Supreme Court
Of the Dstrictof Columbia holding special term as
Probate Court viii eel ut public AUCTION on sATUR;
O'CLOCK AM. in front of the auction rooms Of Dun.
canson Bros. 9th and D streets northwest
Black Mare, l PhRton.
Dun Horse, Carriage,
I Bay Mare, Butcher Wagons
sets Carriage and Wagon Harness.
Lot Butchers' Tools. Scales. &c.
0rindstone.
MARY JANE HOMILLER,
Administratrix Of Michael Homiller, deceased.
d1NE h THOMAS. Attorneys jyl6-5t
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NUKTH GERMAN LLOYD

NURTH GERMAN LLOYD
IN STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, HAyRx
LONDON. SOUTHAMPTON BREMEN.
The steamers OF this company Will sail EVERY WE'D
NtSDAI AND SATURDAY from Bremen pier, foot
Of Sd street. Hoboken Rates of passage: From New
York Ia Hayre, London. Southampton and Bremen,
paid .teersge certhestes So For freight
apply to OELRlCHS CO., Bowling Green, New
York; ". G. METZEROTT CO.. g25 Pennsyiyanis
avenue northwest Agents for Washington laI3
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Mends Glass. Crocker.
Wood, China, Leather.
10. solid - rock! Hard
. adAMAntl FIRM AS
@ANITEl Stronee0k
toughest and most o.
do Glue On eaDthl A
SAmeOnian0 iAntauuone
al other Clues and c.
mantBl Absolutely Un-
hreAkahle and InsoD.
erab.el No HEATTN6i
dy-Away1 uQUIDl
- IoAthee and Rub6or
etAla. Billiard Quo Tipo
6oQka Leather Beliine.
lockns 1aEthenWaro and
3 tneoperable tenacityil
LobeA1. Textile Fabrics,
Cabinet Makers. Scroll
q or barrel.
postpaid, 100. sxixa.
. ~, WaGhington. D. @
~ Bold by DruG9is6A
d NoneRal G&oEeo. NH
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The Telexrapherss Strike.
THE b O. r. h CO. YIELD.
Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR.
CHICAGO, July 16-The B. & O. r. r. 90, It IL
reported here, have yielded to the demands OF the
telegraphers on their lines
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POSTMASTER GENERAL GRESHAM was at his desk
to-day.

BIDS for furnishing supplies to the government
insane asylum were opened to-day at the Interior
department. There were about 125 bidders, most
OF whom were from Washington.
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PRoAorKp.-H. c. Lowell, OF the Treasury de-
partment, has been promoted from 81 400 TO a. 500
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WOOD AND COAL.
CoAL AND Woop.

We have Just received . large lot of Bakers PINE
SOOD also freeh mined COAL 81 mprrior ouaiifv for
Sessoe oss' al Of which oder q lowest market
M inspection Of our stock
STEPHENSON BRO,
ule sth 1t. wharf and I'M e and aP. sva
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THOMAS BOWLING. Aucr,oneer.

FI<HOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.
VERY VALUABLE THREE-STORY BRICK RESI-.
DENCE. No: l26 SECOND STREET, BETWEEN
AND G STREETS NORTHEAST, IN CLOSE
PROXIMITY TO THE CAPITOL. Ar AUCTION.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, JULY TWENTY a.
O'CLOCK, shall sell the above Residence. The .4:A
containing nine rooms with bath room and cellar gas
tS0rs stove and Sraes The honse has been put h
and being in close proximity to the Capitol
makes II very desirable property either home
Terms: One-haH CASH the balance at six and twelve
months with notes bearing interest at per cent per
annum until paid and secured by deed Of trust on the
500 deposit required at time or sale.
1yl6-d&ds IHOS. ]. MYERS, Real Estate Broker.
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CHANCEkY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
OBUSlNESS PROPERTY ON SEVENTH STREET
BETWEEN n AND STREETS NORTHWE6T

virtue of decree of the Supreme Court Of the 81
Dstrct OF Columbia. passed In Equity cause No. E;5
E. 20 docket q we win. on THU. SDAY. THE - -
dML MY ,S11TH DAY OF JULY, A. d. 1885, at SIX
No. 448.
This property is improved by two brick buildings,
one having front Of feet 81 inches on 7th street
northwest and the other having front Of 16 fest 81
Inches on said street. and containing store No. 1921 It'll
street north west. The property has been eubdvided
into Int two lots with these two budn
Terms: enc fourth cash and balance in three equal
tnstalments at six twelve and eighteen months from
day OF SALE with interest to be secured by the pur
chasers notes and reserved lien the property sold
deposit OF 800 required each piece at SALE Con-
veysncing and recording at purchasers cost II the
OF sale be not complied with within one week from
at the risk and COST after three days notice
In Tho Evening STAR Newspaper,
JOHN F. HANNA.
Webster Law Building, ; Trustees
REGINALD FENDALI.}
CHARLES W. HANDY, Auctioneer. jy14-d&ds
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Reported Loss % q Steamer with all

NswroRf, X L, July IA startling rumor
reached here this morning 20 the effect that the
steamer Lottie Z Merrill, OF Tfverton, r. L va
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RULES FOR PROMOTIONS.

APPLICATIONS At THE DKPARfnENT2
There are at the several departments large
number OF applications for positions ON nle, and
new ones coming In. These applications are OF no
avail, and should 60 TO the civil service commits
SION, where they win be Of some service to the al
pllcanfa
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Latest qelegranS to Tle Star.

The diocese OF Maryland.
NO SPECIAL CONVENTION WILL BIZ HELD
Special Dispatch to THx EVENING star:
BALTIMORE, Nd, July 1A-The standing COM
mittee OF the diocese Of Maryland met here to-day
ana decided that they ma no clear authority to
Cal! special convention The next convention
Will meet in May, 1884
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AUCTION SALES.
nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctiooeers.

DuNcANsos BROS. Auctiooesrs.
Rh9f sgETE srs wA sfbsrrabsM HH
RAYS EIoN MAsHsTANDS I9uNats E9TES-
f Il & TAh1H1s MAAkTET Nip zip
E EPss: DEs p7fit EssFRIGEikAT9Rs. NAT.
e. f. l. sH5f,s rhss
On TUESDAY MoRN hSs 9 9Ghi SEVENTEENTH
s al osd Sar
nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
BAY MARE, KIND AND GENTLE, WORKS IN ALL
TAo saDEs AZ F5SSa MARE AND
at TEN O'CLOCK, We WIN sell. in front Of our sales.
sixty OF ninety days notes Satisfactorily endorsed It
nUNCANsON BROS. Auctionsers.
taE k,s SAFE Of The sToGK
STORE ON BRIDGE STREET. UNioNIOWN.
BY virtue Of deed Of assignment made 10 me on The
LA nn day OF July A. 1883 BY Peter Little ct
Of CGM,nmba biz viii sell at public auction the
s;Ens the ''''' IN trade OF SAID '''''' con-
4MHHisK1Es.
CHAMPAaNEs
GAINED Asd GOODS.
The stock Of the Uniontown store will be removed to
The above win first be offered as an entirety. If
satisfactory bid not obtained the assignee
the the right t9 withdraw as whole. and it will then be
Terms cash: JESSE 6. ERaooD. Assignee
s
9y1O-1t Slo Aoulslana avenue.
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BoYcoTT1Na BKER-The Journeymen Tailors'
Union saturday evening adopted resolutions to
boycott" Heurich's beer, because, It was alleged,
Mr.. Heurfch employed a contractor to do some
thinning work who will not pay the tinsmiths the
union prices The taiors say that other unions
will adopt similar reSolutiOns
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CUNAKD LINE
NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE
1Et ClNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED
BEIWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
EALING AT CORK HARBOR.
FROM PIER 40. N y NEW YORK.
si -Ted; july Is Aurania -Me'i Au.. Is.
Sa!hs Med Aug I. scythis- We'd. Aug. 90.
AND EVERY vi DNESDAY FROM NEW YORK.
Rates o; passage-ssO slOU, according to accom-
Htesle at very low Storage tickets from Iy
s1 Coz and Queenstown ana All other pars Of Europe.
hroEga bills OF laden siven for Belfast, Glasgow
HAVE Antwerp and other PORTS the Continent and
S1r y etiitsrranesD ports.
feisht and passage apply at the Company's office
NO. ROWING Green. or both st5erage and cabin to
- u BlGEAO" Co. tuo I:h street, Washiusto
VERNON II. BROWN h CO., >ew York.
" % Mes-rS. OTIS BIGEIOW CO.
!ah1- Go 9Th street. WASHINGTON.
NEE IORK, ROTTERDAM. AMSTERDAM
~ Ire hrSt-class. fun powered. Clyde built Dutch
steai,i>tlis Of tins Line, AMSTERDAM. POTTER
LAND W. A. SCHOLTEN. MAAS, arriving the u s
slsstz street. Jersey City, n. j. regularly every WE'D
HLSOAf for Rotterdam and Am .teriaIn alternateIy
list cabin. go: second cabin, $50: steer,ya slS
tAAAUA, General Agent. ~ SOrrh William street
Sth OK or passage aps'ly To W. q. MEIZEKOTTT
- "a.
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Diuioen1 Notices.

fTHE INTEREST ON THE FOLLOWING
bonds is payable at the Banking House OF Messrs
WINSLOW. LANIER CO., conner Of Nassau and Cedar
Streets New York City. and after September l. 1885
Central Mint Company Of Mexico,
Debsnture 7s.
Columbus docking Valley and Toledo Railway Company
General Mortgage S.
Columbus aud Toledo Railroad Company
Second Mortgage
Dayton and Michigan railroad Company
Second Mortgage Is
Toilet Depot second Mortgage rs.
Indianapolis, Indiana,
School is.
LOganspOt Indiana.
Funded LON 6s.
Pittsbut0 Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway Company
First Moueage rs. Series &C.,
second Mortgage Is series L."
Equipment Mortgage 8A
VermilliOn County Indiana
County Js
wabash county, Indiana
Gravel Road IS.
Blackford ounty Indiana.
Funded bs.
Blackford County, Indiana,
Gravel Road Is
Jasper County. Indiana,
jail U.s.
Martin County Indiana
VeTmilliOn county Indiana,
Gravel load rs.
Marion. Indiana.
school 6a
Mitchell Indiana
SEPT. rs.
Adams County Indiana.
Gravel Road 6s
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING RRy
FROM STATION OF
NEW-JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION.

FROM STATION OF
NEW-JERsEY CENTRAL DIVISION.
FOOT OF LIBERrY.sT- NORTH RIVER.
FOR PHILADELPHIA AND TRENTON.
Alias. 9 80, Ills q nj 1880. T. s:5o oioO q IL D. III
Sundays at q Is a M. b:31. IL D. no.
Direct connection Wayne Junction ior Germantown ana
Chestnut Hill at Columba-Ave for Manay0nk Ccnsho
hocken aud N0rTtsiOwn.
FOR sCHoOLEY's MOUNTAIN. BUDD'S LAKE AND
LAKE HOPATCONO.
At9a M. o. IN.
FOR WILLIAMSBURG PENN.
Al 6:l5 As. va. III: 3:&5. 4 m.
FOR EASTON.
At645 $ a. M; L. 345 .. 4:so. $3.50 p. Sundays at
YOR ALLENTOWN AND MAUcH CHUNK.
At6s6. q a M. I. 345. $50 o. m
FOR wILKESBARRE AND SCRANTON.
Ato45 ga m. $40 D IN
FUR READING HARRISBURG. etc.
At643 las. 8. IL Is a m.: l:3', 4. h;3o. IL D. M
YOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. etc 40 .
tAI Iail At 7;45. q. HOO a. m Z:4o: Sso' . 4'V
A. 4p. Ill
FROM PIERS NORTH RIVER. VIA SANDY HOOK
FOR LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE, etc.
At l0l5 a No.; 1919 346. 49, o;Sop' in' ouhuA5'
teIeept ocean GrOyel. at a III.
FOR LONG BRANCH and intermediate stations 49,
Ala 30 =. 10l5a IN; 1915. S49. 4;3O ooVp' m' ou"
days at 8. III a. m.
fpRATLANTIC HIGHLANDS.
t430 9l5. 1918 a m. 4:3O o. IN.
For Information and time tables apply at No us Liberty
a. At station foot OF Lbertyst or al fef o. NOr'n
HANCOCK,
Genl Pass and Ticket Agt. Philadelphia
J. r. WOOTTEN 0eDL Manager -,
H.PB BALDWIN. Genl East. Passenger hgL,
No H.,