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The President has pardoned John G. Soaring
and Absalom Thomas, of Madison, who We're
convicted, about a year ago, of soliciting the al
lowance of an unlawful pension claim. They
have been under bond since their conviction,
sentence having been suspended.
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CENT}AL CHRISTIAN CHURCH-CORNER
y Delaware aud Ohio sts. Services by the pastor.
David Walk. Subject of morning sermon: Seeking
Enplo meit. Speeiai gospel meeting IN the evening.
Music conducted by Prof. Ora Pearson.
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CHURCH SERVICES.
Rantist

L ner of New York and Pennsylvania streets. Rev.
Lenuel Moss, D. d.. president Indiana State UuiYcr-
sity. will preach morning and evening.
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HNHERE WILL BE SUNDAY-SCHOOL AT $50
L a. IN. in Pfaflin's Music Hall. Charles Styre, sU-
perintendent. Preaching at 1915 a. m. and 7:45 p.
m. By request the sermon Of June s in the morning
viii be repeated. Subject: Church Organization and
Its Work Rev. r. h. Ballard, pastor.
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NECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHrRCH-NORNEB

GECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-CORNER
- Of Pennsylvania aud Vermont streets. Rev. James
Mcleod, pastor. No preaching. Prayer meeting on
sunday morning at $3.50. and On Thursday evening ut
1:45. Sabbath-school and Bible classes at 2:15 p. m.
The annual picnic of Sunday-school and church will
occur on Wednesday, June -. at North Salem.
Train leaves Union Depot at s a. IN.
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VABERNACLE CHURCH-CORNER OF OHIO
i and Illinois streets. Rev. Geo. C.. Hickman,
D. D.. of Cincinnati, u former pastor, will occupy this
pulpit tomorrow morning ut 1890 and evening at
745. Communion in connection with the morning
service. Sabbath-scho and Bible classes ut 2 p. m.
The public cordially invited.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-06-21

LIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SOUTH
L west corner Pennsylvania and New York streets.
No services tomorrow. Sickness in the family of Rev.
Dir. johnson, of Chicago, who was expected, prevents
his coming.
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SMadenhOrnian.

NEW CHURCH -CHAPEL-333 NORTH ALA
~ bama street. Services at 1880 a. m. and 7:30
P. m. Morning subject: forgiveness Of Injuries. 80
Evening subject; The Goldman All are cordially
invited.
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Nj EMORIAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-COR-
Va ner Christian avenue and Ash street. Rev. II. A.
Edison, i. D., pastor. Service at 1890 a. IN. by DR..
Edward R.. Lewis, recently of Protestant College,
Beirut, Syria. Sunday-school ut $50 P. IN. Prayer
meeting on Thursday night. The public welcome.
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rOURTH PREsByTFRTAV OHrR

a Pennsylvania and Pratt streets. Rev. A. II. Car
rier, pastor. In the absence of the pastor, the church
services will be omitted June ID. But on the Sunday
following, June 20, President Moss, OF Bloomington,
will preach in the morning. Sunday-sehool at 8
o'clnck 2. m.
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Condit Block.
DHILLIPS & STRINGHAM. OF TOPEKA, KAN.
i have some of the finest locations in the city for
sale at prices that will pay big interest.
DIANE AND LOGAN COMBINATION PHO-
ID Geographic Campaign Badges, with ribbon at
Samples by mail, postpaid, loo. NEWARK SPE-
CIALTY COMPANY, 139 New street, Newark, n. J.
AIRS. NJ. NJ. SPENCER. Il WELL-KNOWN
w mediste, has returned from Chicago to take
personal charge of her business at l23 North Illinois
street. and will be pleased to see all her former Gus
toners and the ladies of Indianapolis generally. She
brings from Chicago a full line of new styles, and is
prepared to make beautiful and artistic suits at very
reasonable prices, viz: 81 to SIS for worsted dresses,
SO to $40 for silks; elegant tailor.made suits, new
design, SIS. Style and quality Of work unsurpassed.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

DEADY.MADE HOUSES, ANY SIZE OR STYLE,
n on Short tice. h. G. HOWLETTi Broker, 8
Condit Block.
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WANTED.

WANTED.
VA ANTED-TO BUY CLAIMS ON INDIANA
w Banking Co. b. H. WILES, Room l, odd-fel-
lows Block.
XNANTED-THE CHEAPEST NEWSPAPER IN
W the West, the Weekly Indiana State Journal
One dollar per year.
M ANTED-BY A FRENCHMAN OF PARIS, 25
w years of age (speaks French, German, English
and Italian, a situation in a private family or hotel.
Address FRENCHMAN, this office.
WANTED-AGENTS TO SELL L NEW CY-
chance to make big money. New goods. Fresh terrific
ry. HUNTERS SIFTER MFG co, e, Cincinnati, Q.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DR. TWO BUSI-
w ness men in an established business paying 30
per cent. on investments; sos. 900 cash required. In.
vestisation solicited. Address z. o. box 100, Chatta.
nooga, Tenn.
NANTED-LADY AGENTS-NOvELTlES IN
w ladies and children's underwear Investments
doubled. Outsell everything. Agents make $3.50
monthly. Address, with stamp, CAMPBELL CO,
8 South May street, Chicago.
XXTANTED-AT ONCE-A MAN WHO FULLY
w understands the inspection and grading of hard
wood lumber for Eastern market; none hut fully com
petent and can come well recommended need apply.
W. r. RAY, No. 425 East Main street, Louisville, Ky.
M ANTED-AGENTS ON THE LIFE OF JAMES
w &. Blaine, by II. j. Ramsdell; also, on the life of
John A. Logan, by Benz Perley Poore-beth in one
volume, profusely illustrated. Strike quick! Push
for the most promising fields and get your share of
the orders. Send fifty cents for outfit. FRANK b.
AINSWORTH g. o Publishers, Al Vance Block.
indianapolis, Ind.
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w ANTED-BY A FRENCHMAN OF PARIS, 25
w years of age (speaks French, German, English
and Italian, a situation in a private family or hotel.
Address FRENCHMAN, this office.
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XNANTED-THE CHEAPEST NEWSPAPER IN
W the West, the Weekly Indiana State Journal
One dollar per year.
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WANTED-AGENTS TO Sell OUR NEW CY-
w clone EgG~beaters and Hunters Sifters. Best
chance to make big money. New goods. Fresh terrific
ny. SITTER f co, Is, Cincinnati, 0.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-15
WEST SHORE ROUTE.

NLW.YORK. WEST SHORE q BUFFALO RAILWAY
AND NEM-YOKk. ONTARIO AND WESTERN RI.
auI alter January 4~l trains leave DesbOsses,
COftiaPdt and est % street stations:
Chicago Suspension bdge, Niagara Falls and Bulal0.
- y.
FOT Newark Rochester Syracuse ana Oneida ami IS
Utca Fails Plain. CanaOhaIle, Jackson
Au4stcII4Iu $50. II.2J y. IA. 20 y IA.
Albany aDi CasS. -, -: o. ll;<O a. M 4;3O '7:jO p n
OsWego Unelua. NOr8iCh, sidney, o3O a.
AewDaig. Kmsston, Highland Poughkeepsie, ., $780,
4ls20 a. Ia; $40. 4:30. - D. m.
AldictJa d. $50, u 20 a. d.; 40, 4:3D p. In
.Duy. Other trans daily except sunday 90
bunrt IaIlOr C~Is $50 II;+V H. uAi 4'"V p lh
ualls iO Albany.
20 hester
Pullman Buaet Sleeping 8 p. train for Buffalo
III Chicago.
Icles stations and at offices o. the com
kshyl Jerse. CITY Pennsy arOad station, bToOkyn
80 CourtsL Annex Office foot OF Fnt0hst; % E,7 ~
~, ana not Dehalb-ave. NcwiOTk C1y, Nos lo- <Vt
~ Zb5 as $40. I,3l3 broadway, No. Onion square no
20 t1ayei No lO5 Last 25thst, PeIns9 wanna lh otA
oOl IesDTOssess s, foot Coltldtst, ana west oh"'e
si4uon, foot W cot 4ZdsL
New-York tribune., 1884-01-15
cIrY an LAWRENCE

,..-o Pier No 40 North River foot Of wats, next pier
sboye b sbfossesst Ferry daily except sun NJ SOU p m
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD = Commencing NOV 10 1897
- ron Oh trains will leave nd Central Depot - t,h
y m. Western New-YOrk and Northern ENpieSS' WI"
".A6a M Fast Limited Chicago Express with dnn1 s.t
..onnpr n Albany Uuca, Syracuse Roches,st bu'o
Sand ond Toledo arriving at Chicago I1lI a. IN
To m Chicago HXprcss drawing room cars 10 O'hH
deio1,9 rochester and Buffalo connects loi OsNe-u h
n a m Western New.NOik and Northern EApieSs' VII"
hrs,,inr. roon cars connecting for Rutland ,, .o,,
20 D. m Albany Troy and Utica Express -'"A" 'iooH
cars. ,- =. .,.ou- or5 Trov
81 n IN II Louis Express. with slteping CaIS o'
fails Buffalo Cincinnati except saturday, ioou'' '
ani ~. IOuiA , -,.-.,.. o,r, IN Svracuse and TO
AuAurn road; also 10 Montreal ,.oo~. Gov pocbes.er
elo eveapd Toledo Detroit Chicago 81 Lo"'S' No'
90. al IA 4 oyyyie (except saturday, A. .r,or- ocd
= II IN Night Express with sie ping car ~ W. aud
Moth saturday nlghtl ro.o, N,o Rowling
Tclc cts on sale al Grand Central Depot no sS
Green 252 and ALB Broadway ana at WSStoO'' t Rorb
Oaices park place. and 7o5 aud V3Z lTOaMh4', rS "a
e eS, Washington aud Fulton SITS, BrooAyh ana -
in dTawtn and sleeping cars can Do
,rocTcl - snv Of the ticket offices IN New orr OiV
9o"aa.a called for and checked from resldence so
Ihes@ Trains "a" O'''' " G. b. MEEkEh
j NJ lOJCNI-i-i ,,o,den, General PASSENGER Agent
DOpIu.AR SHORE LINE.-FOr Providence,
Ioson and the East Ia from GIanu cth,is, IoS !"
~ - m fnarl0r car attached and lOp W tMl'u p'Uo
sli1Inr CarsI Sundavs ~ 10 m WIN pa'1o 49,, -,
s",E Ncwuort express leaves GIanl nd az
u .,allINts al %>'"PVi' ". POPPLk. Agent
New-York tribune., 1884-01-15
RESORTS. ,-n,,o,.,
ATLAS LINE OF MALL STEAMERS

For BAHAMAS, JAMAICA, HAiIL f0Rt0 fiTP
CtToNIulA I-IuMUS OF PANAMA ann y itNHI \
ars invited avail OF these tups WhSn thy 1sh
taken By the company - flcl > AT uio
Xtrcte low price - per day when ncuds All
- yin on hazard he whole tme passengers HtSllhR 20
tIcr ,n5te transfer other passenger
,er o the ne they may Oh the voyage For passage
apply " PIN FORWOOD & CO.. Agents
"a 5talc-St, New OK
New-York tribune., 1884-01-15
DFNNSYLVANlA RAILROAD.
Or and after Nov X. SS3

AND UNITED STATES MAIL IV,C c,-oot
JIains leave New York Via DesOfOsses anu No ""i' ~
olOwS NTH Pullman
1arfisluIe PIttsburg. the West and Sonil ~lU VrE
Jagcc cars attached, m, ana - m uaiN -i -i.n.
ard ClcacO Limited OfParlor Dining. SnOAlhA "n" 0r
ing Cars ats every daV ,,u o,d Fro ot Z
NiIlamsrOrt Lock Haven M IN m OF ,aIcuu Centre
! M COunccthG al CORY iOI 1itusylIc Teu'''" O
and 1.-The Ol Kcgi0ns ,.,,.d on
Txprcss' l'ulman ParloI Gar Galv th,'B' ~ . 4, r.
y drrNp Washnotnn % Regular wa b ah, -. a., ~;
.t1'5,I audS 80 ~, 3 40 andp aDd ~ hSu
IndO. Il r.. l and7 and ~ niFlt Suin3f ''T ne r. n
4 RR o. l5am 0n m. and u night VIA Is all" w. ~" y
~. end ~ mglt
FOT AilantiC Cttv except sunday . n
oI Cr,c Nav except SUNDAY II loa n tations
ouo Pfsnch Bav Head Junction ano WI, I = go '
yia Railway I'd Amhov u noon. /" ~ % Ptl W"
SUNDAY aa and um ocs rot stop az a. AS,,,n i, trains
cnts nf 'BrOUklyn Annex" connect WIN ~ VIZ ,r
at JERSEY Ctv, anordno speedy ana u'''' """'''' '
rains arI,vo-Fom rntshuTg, $40 ond u ~ ~ '. F n
Wes,,,rionnnd Baltimore G'Q ano no ~ '' m 'i 'ni
~ .ud lO.Y5 SUNDAY 63'. b'U y ln W., 'n'
lOS5np Prom Baltimore l20p ~ on :, nulys I IH w.
Jron, Pbiiadelphia $50 To- 80 % . H0 ~ 2
: ~ "a = 20 a2o 10 O5 1920 and 1888 N sunday
s5o cot ry5 C5O 7.Uj u IS a G;2O 1%5. 9.-o IUO0
1c2O aud 1895
New-York tribune., 1884-01-15
STARIIN,SI ,so Avn ,nnon rr r,xsponrAr,oS

~
COMPANY
Office PIER IS. y. L., loot OF Cortiaudtst
Copscuments freight forwarded as directed 10 any part
t.tlt world.
UNEQUAILED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders delivery o All kinds OF freight AMI mer
ClGuGIss 10 any part OF the city.
EI-A AND HAItBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAR
BOR LIGHTEEAGE.
every description promptly AShterod to any point
II The har DOT at reasonable RACES
STEAMBOATS, BARGIs AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamer John Ii. Sta IN for NEW HAVEN, leaves Pier
ls, y. H.. foot OF CUTanGtst al p dally SUNDAYS
excepted
METROPOLIS EXPRESS co. between New-York and
Now-Haven Care and dispatch guaranteed
iOr points d. L. W r. r. received at Pier -
1oI New Haven and points Fast, at Pier l8
NORTH SHORE, STATEN IoLAND.-Elevon Miles for
Ten Cents IrOI Pier l. h. H., loot Oi
NhteIalist
CENTRAL SHIPYARD. COmmunipaw, y. DRY Docks
&ac inc and Boiler shops Everything appcrLnins to tle
Construction and repair Ot vessels.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-15

Nos 45g ASD 461 BgoApwAr)
o. MAIDEN LAVE
VvHE COPARTNERSlllP HEkEi 1 iOf OkE a.,
A existing the name ot HOD' NJ " - e. lp rafi,tng
e0,e,I A., SIEFHtN nam. Si,.S
fron , trm and taking the business OF NO MA1oH LAHo
,iEI,It.T. IOBGAIA% viii lqulittipil.-
'i-Ni''4- . nv OFOEDE l. II JDGMAN
sIEPIIEN BARKER,
MAVGARET DE h. HODGNAN.
The undersigned VII continue the Du'uo'' ui''i ' '
hAhe a. 4'' 'A''tOI D'' '0E0itGE HODGMAN, -
MARGAkEI Ok T. HODGMAN
New York Janntry !, ls7t.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-15
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
DOSTON VIA STONINGTON LINE.

BOSTON VIA STONiNGTON LINE.
ID steamers STONINGTON and RHODE lsLaND
daily lexoepd Snndsy frym Pier S3 r. on.S =. a u
Boston Providence Line freight only, from Pier ~ N
r., arren st, daily except sundays 4;SO p IN. .-----
TOR NEW-HAVEN.-Steam leave, Peck
Il slip nj aud II IN. (undays eheepS;1 p e. - - p III
steamer arrives early trains North and East
EOR BOSTON. Fare Only %.
Rest rone 10 Newport Fall River and all Eastern points
Daily service SUNDAYS ENCEPrEp from Pier % \; ~ H.
at 4: o % m steamers BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE con,
pection by ANN BOAT Brooklyn and Jersey o ~
Tickets and stateroons may De scuIeu ~ Se oCce
principal hotels transfer and ticket Offices al he ono0
BORDEN LOWELL 1EohoE cenI Il pass Agent
Agents. oen' '"o'' 1'H
NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH XIX; ,,,
~ " (Pennsylvania RR, footCOrtlanir
etot,ons IN Now Work tt and DcsbrOsses-st ,-. =.
S'"''''' J." }Phiia6 Read RI- foot d leeqty-'1 1asq
IEAVE NEW YORK commencing NoyeTper ~ EE'sI6 il 800
sm 30 l. Gp m sundays 800 1045 m. VIA fenh ''
600 ~ ~ m $40 2 NJ & sunday aRycasnt M RR 300 s5 IL
m, 1850 4OO 43O. 300 opn sgndayS sgndayxs A0' Sm 5p m
via Penn RR am M I'm Tn,S % Ocean Grove As6y Park,
Sea Grit Point Pleasant &C M o fnan m SUNDAYS not
hR 900 S5 csoI O. Grove no. iA or As6gry Par 400 iCl5
via Pennsyvania RR. a. M ~ NJ ';lu p III; m fn m
stopping at ocean Grove OF HC'T C arS r. 2i H.
RFradbG Read $ R r. R 800 o. u II q 100 49, p m n G For
D m. For Nneand Bldgei9n, A1anuG " y %IfMHN "
FAhNcPPcGK 2 4 n. R Il SoRp& 9. p T. Pka Acrs supt
T,HF United STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP
| CO.'S LINE FOR JAMAICA, BELIZE LlNlN"9iO-'
AND @ SeacT COBAN will sa for the above ports on
1ynrdx Jannarv II carrying the United states Mlis ot
Jamaica British Honduras Gnaenaad ano ns tH' y r. oUIS.
Honduras s9pe,l9gT 81 pqs'fHgSrd Rroodway
nn- teobt ar IA ssage apply t0PAUL 4. OEhlAhD ~NO'
No 10 south Wiam-str N \.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-15

JXpcs Trans eayo New Dcsbroses and Cortandt
Street Ferries follows
4 co 80 8 80 e and 10 IimiicO ~. j 20 M l. 5;'
40 J. l. hnt y" m ana Il ,tabt
Trans leaving New YoIk daiiT sunday 10 =
ard lllUa MI "a 3 and7 connecting at iIeh'oniF
., n,
Sl5 8 20. A. ASS teXccDt Mnndavl 600 80, so 73V
II and Il MIWitcd Express 81 ana 32o p M
J. 3.A p. I. $50. 30. "a audS ON sunday, Izul
:lj 22t. 4,No. 35 $50 ~ 70 20 Limiiodt 63O 80
= Band Leave philadelphia via Camdcu.s 30 m daily
TCtpt ofrcs i3j s49 9i4 Broadway As'or FIousc,
end oot al Desuosscs ana Coandt Srecs Court ST aud
J,rootvu Annex stallion loot Fulton Brook BuscIs
Iloiel HolokcH, station. Jersey City. EmgTant Ticket
I,dce No . Battery Place aud tasi e Garden.
Tbe N,yv Transfer Company will cali Tor ana cleC@
io,reoc from hotels and residences
'APgsS,. pIGu J. r.. WOOD
NilH tenrTa Manager General l.iss'T Agent
New-York tribune., 1884-01-15

THIRD NATIONALB LBANh
OF IuF CITY or NFwNORK
VI NEW YORK jan q 1sSi.S
At MEETING of the board OF dl-
z recors held this day Mr. William A. Booth was uhah
monsy reelected rIeSioeh' g. l. HUTCHINGs, Cashier,
New-York tribune., 1884-01-15
Removals

CHARLES Buck 81 CO.,
ARCHITECTS, - - ..-,rr,, =, o.,
have removed 10 their new olees va ~ f6y, G
inc 6ne o4es Nos ~ and Fast Gnhst and Nos 20 70
~ East 6Ist-st Houses always Open Description ana
prices application.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-15

NEw.YoRK. Jan. ., 1881. -
NUE BOARD OF TRUSTEES HAVE THIS
dav declared the usual interest under the provisions oi
t for the months ending tue 3ls December
The rate Of three and per cent per on all
suma o ye dollars and upward exceeding - 600 pay
able on and after third Monday being the 2st oil ts
month. ----,.--- ~,
ntcre is carried at to the credit Of depoors as
principal where II stands exactly as deposit
III viii he entered the passDOOks at any time when re-
4ui''1 ~ "''1 GEORGE CABOT WARD, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-15
Corartncrship NoIlte5.

AFTER THIS DATE the Parmenter CrayOn
~ Company of Waltham. Mass, relnqu.hes tas owner
sl ,f tLe 6snes4 heretofore transacted ~ No 43 ey
New York under the nrn Of american Cry9n anu 9ale
Company. PAHMENlkH 'l'A lO-' ,S.ftiiIir-. ,f,ss
January :, 1854. ""'h'n' 'A"'''
T, bpsncss of tho American Crayon and Slate Company
heretofore owned by the Tamentcr tryon 1olIHy @ W.,
hereafter be carried heretofore under tbe 7aV
name aud at the same place. 81 De- ST. Ne"A OH Cy' -
TIC SPECIALLY MAEUFACTURING COMPANY.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-15
Drslness Chances.

TOR SALE. To Publisher OF Printer.-A hall
IN established magazine in valuable advertising
field owner right party 10 be relieved DuS
meas man ageInent. Address OWNIk, Tribune OWea
New-York tribune., 1884-01-15
''' 10 PHILADELPHIA.
SlIcss IIg, eaI0 New oIG DesDIOssos and corandt

IoVBIE TRACK, TIE MOST IMrRoXEp EQUIP
MkNT, AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSIST
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
New-York tribune., 1884-01-15
6apinGs Banks.

IRyING SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
96 Warrcn-st,
NEw-YoRB Jan J, 1851. y
INTEREST has been declared for the SIX
months ending December 81 1881, upon all accounts en-,
ttc Ccto not exceeding Thousand Dollars al the
rate OF -Four per per annum, payable on ana aeT an
G g D. HEATON, Secretary
New-York tribune., 1884-01-15
financial.

DyFRTISFMFNTS FOR THE NV
n YORK TmBuNE VIII BIZ cfrPeH Thry
~ nn,,i q n M ard SOS West Twenty tUi,i
Trlave 90 Fast at me ARiFM
nSr,CFS Nos OO7 and 2300 IhiTdaVe. er cOineI Fce
hundred -and.tweniy y-Afth-sti up 10 . y '
New-York tribune., 1884-01-15
Diui0en0 N1tlte5.

AMERICAN LOAN AND IRttT NOMFANT,{
l13 BROAnwAY, NEw.N ORK, Jan. 10 ls.i.
A DIVIDEND OF THREE PER GENT on
n thc copiia stock Of This Company declared pay
able January 20 lSS the Office OF the ON
pany Transfer books close January ~ at D. M, and open
the morning OF the 3Oth OF January - - ..o,- ,.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-15
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
WELLS. FARGO & COMPANY.

Yon are hereby that under and in accordance yth
re.cuti,n OF tie nOard % Directors OF " tLl> AIO
COMPANY, passed November X l7Si t5e ntT' -. r. s' s
OF stockholders o. " fii- Ai''t'
IWp y for the election OF recjOIs for the cnsn NJ year
ina uutj her succcs duly elected ana quar- t u
nr other rposcs Will be held The once OF hc 90, pYi IN
the cv OF Denver state Of Colorado on utsay @ 1'n 1 1
al F,i;ruarv SSi i O'Clock ANA tat under i IA
occordaucc with said resolution the transfer books "i u3
Conpany viii saturday Januy -. Ii anu u
viii r am closed until "Wednesday February D. L74' Oh
which last mention. date they will be re-oprncd
"t'N' '-'' JAMES HERON, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-15

HAWTHORNE.
12S WEST 59rH-sT, fronting Central PARK Elegant
apartment 9Th floor; handsomely decorated uheApecy
r on he YS PREMISES or OF ALMoN GOODWIN.
2WaLst.
CEVERAI. SUITS at different prices. steam
> heated all Lower rents than any III ihe
city. JANiTOR, Az West 5sth-st ----
10TH ST. .39EAST. Newly furnished rooms,
| ~ front basement for doctors olce. Reference.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-15
steamers CITY OF NEw.YoRK

To BoST0N. sS WORCESTER, 81 90 NASHUA 80 O'
SO, and no transfer
New-York tribune., 1884-01-15
Eettures ano aleetinss.
Rooms ano flats Go Get.

NLFGANT FRONT PARL0R and bedroom,
Il with private bath family gentlemen also single
81 IrYing.pace
New-York tribune., 1884-01-15
Doar0 ano Rooms.
East Side.
West Side.

- TO II WEST 26TH-S -ST.-Onc suit, first
% floor. also third hoor board oNeellent terms
New-York tribune., 1884-01-15
Gteomtoais ar0 Railroads.
,AITIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
AL MODEL, FAST LINE TO THE WESE
- nhnnlnirlin baltimore and Wa shingtOn

y Va Phiiadeirhia. Batmore sud Washlhstoh
TINS leave from Prnnsylvania r. r Depot ,.s uo..
nm except sunday, for WssnGon and nC an nC' sleeping
.oscbes TO Chicago Cincinnati ST Louis Sohn'
S5'm 'mHSiGHT daily for Washington and All POI pon9s
Ir TimeTables Tickets Sleeping Rerhs, AM am Conrt
~ EErooSlyn Pennsylvania Railroad
T,oR BRIDGEPORT and all points on lioJ,0r, llOU,
Il O,1c = n, and NAUGATUCK RA11ROA DS- SeanleIs u
- - lsrinesp at IL p nj 25d.st East h'e-
sS sssnn m Tare lower than 10y any other route
= FUUCU VALLEY AD;-Passensset.. st.
oox,c denot foot Of Cortlandt and Desbrossssla
s1o % M $40 and r. for Ess,Gn Be'nened AVA Wa
IScod;nc Meuch ChunCh. Nilkesharre , w a.,
ioM% i ItEsca Gencva LYONS Buffalo and the West
prcncb Coqches run daily Local tTansb a. HI "nuo
~ tcr reston Bethlehem and Cooav. .o - oo,noct for
sns cavnr $40 M oDd coa sac pr9oH. q S sunday
y, i"io iioo,.sl FOR Mauch Chunk SlOl Leave Manc" |"
% Eastern ONCE corner Of GhqrSh and GST'anp' a. AZ
xropyyICU line Inside Winter Route.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-15

ID 7. WALDEN.
PlAluilTs Attorney, -.
- Liberty .st y. !. CIJ'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-02

STEAMER ARROWSMITH
Leaves Seventh-street wharf at lam
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
Connecting with Baltimore and Ohio r. r. atShepherd,s
also at Alexandria with 30 Ferry Boat WASH
:ngton. On Mondays tor NommI and interlne-
Tor Currionlan Nonin st. Clements Bay wharves and
mterue dlste landings returning Fridays. On Satur
uays Tor Noul CurrIoluau ate iaudlgs
rturnlng SundayA
!B PADGETT, Agt.
CIV. RIDLEY. Man.
.e22 Seventh-street wharf, Nashington D. G.
DOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
The steamersUE Capt w c. Geoeheean will resume
her trips to Baltimore and River Landings, SUNDAY
ing Baltimore Tor Washington ever FRIDAY 1T pm.
Freight received until pm. Saturdays oNLY.
All River IT light must be prepaid.
Passenger accommodation uneQuaed
Appyto STEPHENSON BRO. Agents.
mh3-6m 7th street wharf.
GTEAMER MATTANO LEAVES SEVENTH STREET
- WHARF every SUNDAY. TUESDAYS and tn RS-
DAY at 7 O'clock for MattoX Creek, returning
On ollays, Wednesdays and Fridays. stopping at iu-
terlnediate Landings going and returning.
3iso torches at Grinders wharf days and Tues
days Down and Wednesdays up. and Chapel Point and
Brent's wharf Thursdays down and Mondays aud We'd
Lesdays up Fre.ghs receiv. 4 daily
febl3 7th Street Wharf.
Mt. VERNON! MT VERMONT
STEAMER W. W. CORCoRAN
Leaves 7thstreet wharf daily except sunday for Mt
vernon at 10 o'clock returning, reaches Washing
ton about $3.50 pm.
o30 L. L. BLAKE. Captain.