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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-19
BUFFALO,.
THE DRUGGISTS WAR-SCHOOL CLOSED
JUSTICES SUSPEC IED-PEiiSoNAL'
nv wi EcHAPu TO TIE TRIBCNE.i

TN DRUGGISTS, WAR-SCHOOL CLOSED
JUSTICES SUSPECI ED-PERSoNAL.
,BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRncNz.l
BUFFALO, April 1S.-The social prominence
NJ the narticpans has attracted attention to anouF
Sh,oh ba. .ris-p IN the Ladies Monument Association
and which has resulted the resignation OF I'VE la"l
hers The trouble frUm he action Of some lo'"r'
tno the sence from the city OF Miss Maria Love- wee
ur-s.ler Of tbe association IN clcctng nc" ooard oI
ocrs Of which she wac made president. II bad hecn
e1uected that the Ladies would unve the monument oh
Jnly A. hut the new president says sae VII not serve
settlement Of the druggists war has at last Deeh
n-n about ON the basis OF what ia known as the cam
ul, pau: and official circulars have been rcceiVeT'u
phjaae phs the headquarters Of the canpian nahage
r,ent nrIng nm Of tho prices OF tho proprietary goodo
of leading nanufaC rers and undertaking 10 deeAe 'Ao
orders of druggists who uudsrse t0e prices naieu'
The settlement was brought about by the peaceful arm
tratiOn Of Oufside dealers
rne ,r,ote school 81 the Misses Mn. prominent edn-
s,rn Al institution ID this city for the last thirty
y-rs was peran emily closed this week one OF me pI
,,s having recently died and the other being unNlnS
% continue il alone purse Of Sll3O "d' Pfeseneu 10
tho surviving sister az the closing exercises III inc hSe
Of her pupils and friends
The Wumeu's Baptist Foreign Missionary society CON-
euded III thirteenth annual meeting on thursday Ihere
was large attendance Of delegates, and many inHrS'
ting reports were made Mrs. Robert Harms OF new
Yort was among the vice presidents elected during the
meeting.
The numerous discharges Of persons alleged Z" nave
bcen prrscut At the recent cock fight has aroused tue
.nsn,con Of the Humane Society which has Begin pro
aspys To ndict two Justices the ground that they
have connived at the escape Of the accused persous
me consolidation oft Episcopal parishes Trinity ana
christ has been Effected and work has already oeen NC
D an nav bnildng 70 be called Trinity Church snd ."
cost 800 COO About ST 800 taken up an Easter
e.ntributlon at 81. Pauls Church
iCaIIo and viola players have been engaged IN New
yo,h for the string quartet he established mere beNt
wear The latter understood 10 be NJ seAsHeA Oh o
Philharmonic ClOD.
u-s Nat G. Goodwin who ia 81 in New-Yors Was W
have sDDeared ntTe with husband tbis week pu a.
the engaeeuent was cancelled The eity was itIl almost
entirely without amusemens other than that aAofoen W
. min -trel company.
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CATHOLIC ORDINATION IN MARHLAyD.

BALTIMORE, April 1S.-The annual Ordina-
ton nv Archbtop Gibbons Of candidates for the priest
hood now III the College Of the Sacred Heart, at Wood
stock, Howard County, began yesterday and VIII be
anShed Oh to-morrow morning. Those who receive the
sacerdotA oruers Of Thursday, deacon on
Friday and priest Saturday airs: John scnliy, OF
sandy Ill., Washington County, v. vi George Quinn oil
Inca n z; d. McGoldI1ck, Of Ireland; John Buckley,
ot ,lasso, SCOTLAND; John Beckett, Of Portland, Me-.
ALI of the Maryland New York Province; Edward jaf
rev Of Balfyshannon Ireland William Powers Of Dub
un Ireland the Province OF New-OTleans. MI BECK
ar Dho Vas ordaued brother OF Asa Beckett the
artist who with Bertha Won Hiern. present al
m nd sTiaa The candidates for ordination from St
NJ, sr,nl.ary are: T Kelly v J. OKeefe, Of ProVt
and ID Murphy OF Boston, all Of the diocese OF the
Province Ol Rhode Island. Murphy ana y Mere VIII Ne
sssicJ "a charges IN their soon ordained
students OF pByreoeved minor orders
durnz the ordinations.
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bridegroom Mr. and Mrs. Phillips, Mss In and
Carry Van Dussn sister Of the groom lrn ali Of
M Iohn DIcAersoa and Clarence DcEeIrsh,, Ja,cr
New -York Commodore Dickerson was ehteTVSih' ILL.,
IN the evening by the Century Club
The ladies' of ST. Pants Church gave an Lise. ~ N,
for the heuef Of the church At Grand Opefa ,argc
last night Dancing continued until ste nom Ia
suin was realized which will be used III iurnlSiis ~
new chapel
Alfred wilkinson prominent banker AMI ~,
annmlnces that he will shortly take Vaca"H UP W
Europe, TO be absent six weeks
Kehle School for Young Ladies, under I. 70
Bishop Huntington, closed for the E'ts'er '"''o ~
day.
Tho Cornell Alumni will soon call meeting IL Syracuse
for the annual banquet
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UIIC4.
pREsBYTERY MEETING-COUNTY FINANCES
TEMPERANCE REVIVALS-PERSONAL.


UrICA. Aurl 1S.-At the meeting Oh the Ctlca
Presbytery this week the Rev C. F. Goss OF Uu'' was
elected moderator, and the Rev T. H. Dickinson OF
Kpoxhoro assistant clerk Committees we've appointed
and commissioner TO the General Assembly was elected
School Commissioner Ceyne has made an ehort 10 nave
the city furnish all the pupils Of the schools tree Writing
boots noucils pads etc The matter referred TO
committee and the resolution was defeated on lne
ground of expense articles Of use in schools 10
rcther with school books furnished chhdIeh o
parents who cannot afford to pay for them
The BOARD Of Supervisors having failed last fa to pro-
vide for the spring auds for the town authorizes D. -
Matber & Co = bank has consented 70 al Vaice inc
sarv money and has accepted the bond OF cry oierA
Nconade and T. F. McQuade for principal ana interest
The Select Committee appointed by the Northern New-
York Con ference TO try the Rev. NJ. y Capron OF BOOB
Vile IN number Of charges found him guilty OF imp7-
dent and immoral conduct and fraud ana ne was u'
posed from the ministry Of the Methodist Church An
appeal has been taken TO the General Conference.
Nearly all the property OF the Utica Match Company
was sold Wednesday by the sheriff on an execution OF
over 100000 The sale realizing about $1,000 II was
aoiour7,ed until next week The company was formed
with eapita stock Of $4,000, and burned out after
starting
rbomas Y Doltncv began a series OF temperance r.
vivals in the CITY Han Opera House last evening
enliven his meetings ne mas q eoo, her tiractous
cornet player ana eoeutionStr ana nTi 1 IeIDeT
Tho attendance on the first NIGHT was small Inc lciu
ance uenue arc circulating petition caIhh5 upon 'n0
Mayor TO close the liquor shops on sundays
p Jarvis. prominent musical instructor and oraanist
al craze Church mas been obliged Ia give up H-'oal
on account Of DID, health. lie VIII 20 South ana jill july
viii sail for Europe.
Mayor sherman has vetoed two resolutions pTovf'n
foY the paving of EIzabeth and MohaTk-sts Inc ia
given Is the great expense
fle Utica Citizens Corps viii appropriately oGleofe
.r4r-f lf 4p
next Thursday.
Ma Anna G. Bvxhie has placed two MAGNIFICENT win
dOwS in the Memorial Presbyterian thurch WHEN 80
recently bIiI: 1y her brother, Theodore = ~! re.
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HARRY HILL TO LOSE HIS LICENSE.

THE Evc1sE COMMISSIONERS TO REFUSE 10 RENEW
THIS PLACE A wELL-KNOwN RESORT.
Excise Commissioner Morris said yesterday
that ne and his colleagues IN the Board Of Excise had re-
fused TO renew the Incense Tor Harry HiIs place al
Houston and Crusby sta, william daddens place at
No l2O East Thrteentb-st, John Floods liquor store
at No l54 Last Twenty birdst and Frederick Hartyes
store on the first floor Of No. 2 Barclay st.
Il was learned sub .qlcnty that the Board took decisive
action Yesterday only the application OF Madden. The
appcanon for n license fOr No. Harcay-st. was re-
ecrad on pr 10 the ground that the place over the
Hauor store was repIted gambling den On the same
day the Board rejected Floods application, bu recon
siered the action and consented 10 grant hearing
which mas not been concluded. Mr. Hilis application
has not been rejected. hut the Board LAID his
case over until to-day when vote VIII be taken On H. HIS
license expired thursday night number OF hs
trends have been 10 the Comm ssoners and have
Ir,d renewal Of his license fhe ground that ms
mace has heen conducted in orderly manner. Mr.
i'm said uIat he knew that Mr.. Morris was opposed ID
him Int be thought that the other Two Com
n1,ssouers would vote IN his favor. % have
had = license Tor thirty years, he sad, " nut
IN am rrved Of one now viii obey the lav and stop
the sale Of liquor in my place. shall not give mp the
plso- II cannot sell Equor ia It ComInl ontr
Mitchell sald last evening that he had agreed with
Nrssrs Morris and aught0n % reject the application 81
NJ H,L and formal vote 10 that eject would he taGen
Harry 4" INNS paco has been 81 the best known
resorts t,r sporting in the city for MANY years II
IL N a uelshDOrbo0d which wa notorious twenty years
ago for uf violence Houston>t nom Broddway 10
Croshy-sL, beng known then ~ AnIiereTs' ROW"
a. RedSv TIE Racksrnith AMI other utianA kept grOg
sous IN which have been torn down TO mae room
for The arSe building now partly occupied by me Bran
ners as a clothing store. The changes N MI
VVfs puildng have kept pace with the gen
eral trnpruverient Of neighbOrng structures, and
rec entiy he expended large OF money IN rotfng
It. Although the place ~ moi frcquented by respect
women the proprietor has ways taken pains 10 prcYcDt
1bcy1pg drunken 0raWis and 20 MAINTAIN an orderly
house largo snare Of hs PATRONAGE mas been az - 7
other professional athletes No man IN the city - brer
Known held IN greater esteem, among the b01efs'
rresf lprs. walkers and their friends.
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8FR-4CU8E.
MRS HAIGHr-A NEW CHARITY - SAIL
WELLs-A WEDDING
LEY TELEGRAPH To rHE TRmU'

iHY TELEGRAPH To IHE ThiBCSEI
SYRACUSE, April 1S.-GOveInor Cleveland
IL severely eeusure for interfering with the course Of the
Law ia Mrs. HalghVs case. During tie woman tTlal
correspondents called attention 70 the tact tna her M
hal grown gray during her confinement IN jail After
being assigned her cell R,he Penitenary, Mrs hHsbt
quietly removed wig, disclosing head OF Eich Drown
hair.
A xomsns relief cOrp auxiliary to Post Root G. A.
X, organized by mastering in Of members and
the ns1gaT yof officers at Grand Army Hair last
evening The primary Odegt Of the Organization II "
furnish od 10 SICK and INDECENT soldiers Of the late war
their families. and assist the Grand Army Posts in
their various duties including the celebration Of Decora
ton Day.
Thomas Gale having Deen successful IN sinking salt
we'll Salt superintendent BrumelAaInp has decided 10
snk one az an early day IN what IA the salt
Mar.bneIds Mr. Gales well has been sunk .475 esL
sud al 600 feet the depth TO which lie proposes 60
will have $4,000
brilliant wedding opened the Easter social season In
syraanse Wednesday evening The contracting parties
were Elizabeth Breese daughter OF Charles T. etevens ID
this city, and samuel Clinton Van Dusen OF New f0rh
The ceremony place the residence Of tho BRIDES
FarentsA Among those present we're ME. ana mrs
kAGGsl L. Van Dusen Of AeB-YoFk Gty parents OF the
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ALBANY.
EASTER MCSIC-A LOCKOUT ENDED-MR.
LEARNED-FREE LIBRARY.

LEARNED-FREE LIBRARY.
ero,, ~ oCc ,siyv, OF THE TRIBUNE
ALBANY, April 1S.-The floral decorations and
the musical nroeraur1es OF the churches GA Easter were
more ornate han any ever undertaken here Atst Peters
Te Deum" composed By Ge1it smith, orsanst or the
cuIeh VAS the chief feature Of Ihe music lAe sions
prstst af the R,v Or. Ec9b OF the Second Prsnyer
Church ON Easier afternoon against the growing
nce IN ceremonial u The day has been tbc theme OF con-
yer4atiuu in religious ard social circles.
The lockout Of the stovcmoulj'r', which BEGAN at the
close of the Christmas holidays, has been terminated
the ace pauca of 20 per cent reduction ohtre1 uy
the employing firms. Work viii be resumed IN Tue
fnrrcs next week and by the rrst OF Nay nearly the
nun force viii again be employed. Nearly 500 men nave
beeD out Of work for three munts in this city IN conse-
ouence Of the strike and about lumber in Troy
Billings P learned president OF the Union Bank and
one Of the weathiest and most prominent to"nsmen u
Albany lied Suddenly Wednesday morning. MT
Learned never filed any public Office hut was held in
universal esteem for his charities snd personal traits OF
character. Three daughters and one son, Billings T..
Learned IT, Of New-YOrk, survive him.
Tho enavor 70 secure public library for Tie city on the
fonatiTn of COS 600 offered By James e. Jcrmaln has
hean eoetvei md mas taken tan-ibo form In blll 0e
fore The LEGISLATURE Incorporating NUN yrI Oh prpheh
o0nsGen Is irnstees OF Ind the establishment and
equipment at the library.
Tn. annual reception Of tbe Fort Orange Clnb to me
fanlaies and invited guests of ta members Nil ne gwen
pP1t Thursday evening IL is the most noteworthy Social
affair Of the pOsi-Lenicn season.
The Sixteenth Ward Republican primary case which
was the occasion for the umuI IN me 3lu
Second district conventions Is on trial before the Fohce
Court
Tho Common Council will canvass the returns OF the
recent charter lection MOEdJy evening. A. ldca u
contest has been virtually abandoned.
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NEWS FROM STATE CENTRES
TROY.
MES BAsfNERsLYS CoNyERSIoN-A
NANCE OF OLD TIMES.
RO-
Try TrLEGRhPh TO inN

NANCE OF OLD TINES.
-,,reRhPH To THE TRIBuSE-l =.
Tpov. April 1s.-The reported con 49, hos
ua,.n,.r.ly 20 the Roman Catholic On'iion -
MIRA bs"'i , = I'm this city She is the daughter OIL
p,. Cgcero Price, retired officer Oi inc '"'1
raipept resident Of Troy. She comes ron Vno
,,o.t ,ayni,o. here Her great grand rather hsa's'
M ,,,n VIVA Quo OF the early settlers Inc D'o'.i ~
,a in mercantile pursuits aud it 10 reiA'e" VI '"en
En-, far ten years during their partnefsnP n"
-, accosnts we're kept. but all ther tnuV'uu"
no,turs were charged TO the expenses OF inc h'"Se
30 warren was for eleht years Mayor OF Troy anu
scoree r Warren r. grandson, was also Mayor Oh INC
%, NJ PRICE the mother Of Mrs. Hammersiy' mas
ba notbipe nom her daughter upon the subject Oh A
eonyerslon aud ioes not believe the report
Mr.. q Ogie Tayloe u Washington, waols arm, =
.be c,eatsnnt OF Mrs.. Hammersly and II wss a. Nol
Warrington norte that Mrs. Hammersly met Mofs@n
Capel he vas extremely kind 10 Mrs. Iayoe III iIo'-e
., ne Nm. AZ Mr. Tavioes death there some years sS'
ami lat. tb sir acquaintance vas renewed 10 Ent
Mrs Tay'oe In return for past KIN oneSa's IN
Mnnsignor 70 visit her in Washington an" ''0 ="
there. MR. aammersly spent several weeks Win n'
relative The family have been prominent 10 Tue ol'oS.
lu,seopal Chnreh In this city for many years IL nov
believed here tina: Mira Hammersly has severed her re-
la,ton. win the sburch In which she was reared
r,..,.. Arm, - Smith Fursnan & Cowen have been
spdeavOrg 70 unrlvel romantic mystery OF inc olu
time In $40 Isuis DcsnOycs ran away Holh ;+r
~ a
rhud was born thom and soon after ara 5lS ~ So
6,rd Drsnnyes removed % the West ana seto @ in
Ell a, hnnehsha Fals near Minneapolis, lrOspeIeu ~
ins,,esS md died few months ago worm nS>,. 80,
eSOO 600 &c left will. and now MS DrolheIs Hi .,r3
t.-- come forward claim his estate upon I1
thai The child born In Troy was LeAlu n a. re
oar,h M IN The I'D records Of the Catholic (nrch ~
f.ils io s-tslsh tho the marriage ana u p o1
bic the sun and heir may be unable 10 ooIaiA lis e'
inheritance.
r c,,ers' Corns will give their first reception al the
Arnory on Tuesday evening. II + looked lorWNu W %"
the table social incident OF the season
CIV Attorney Roche today informed the bgnts'neh o.
,r-Cbamherstin Church that they Will DC menu IS''' ~
the AMOUNT Of their several surcteS.
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ROCHESTER,.
COMING RACEs-A NEW STRAIGHTFORWARD
SCHOOLS.
IsY TELEGRAPH To The rRIBuSE.l

SCHOOLS.
10y TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBCSEl
PacuEsTER. April lS.-The Rochester Driving
pars Association have decided TO hold spring meeg
the first week IN TO- Four thousand dollars II onered
IN prizes aud programme Is as follows; June D.
minnie class and % June 4, 237 class ana -'-7
class; June s. 2:33 class and ESQ class June g. 2;i5
alas and the free for all Extensive repairs have been
made 10 the Rochester track, and II II now considered
even IN better condition than when Maud > made Der
upeonalled time. 21Oi4, here two years ago. Ihe
.4pq meeting has been arranged FOR the purpose II
encouraging local horses and horsemen. Inc grand
c,rc,t meeting viii be held August y, 49, IA and 10
Anew Catholic parish IS be formed here, and new
church will be but Lye-ave, TO relieve tAe over
crowded St. PatricB's Cathedral This viii make Inc
twelfth Roman Catholic church In Rochester and u WI"
be called The Church OF the Holy Apostles bishop
McQuAide mas called s charge the Rev Timothy
Murphy who Will act az assistant AZ Ae OA-Ae|Ai WING
the church 10 building.
The Rochester City and Brighton Railroad Company
oontemplates extending its tracks from this city 70
Charlotte on the shore Lake ontario. disa NJ
seven miIes The road win along the west bank OF
The Genesce and be operated only IN summer. This
vii be rhe fourth railway from here ~ Lake Ontario
The ovcrcrowdcd condition o. nearly all the public
sohoos Of Rochester again exciting the attention OF
the autborires and ar official inspection Of the school
houses Wa made to-day BY committee IRON the Com
mon Council and Board Of Education Many oil the
nuuexes were found conducted IN outside buildings ID
a number OF rDonrs many ~ seventy P3lllS W.T. WIZ
found under the charge Of one lady teacher. Two
schOo-hOuses built Last year aud TWO ENLARGED >
nation The school superintendent states that from
] 900 70 1900 more pupils are IN attendance AT lhe
schools than one year Sso
paper Il IN circulation here for signatures, By In
ye1t,,rs protesting against the proposed law OF Con-
eress shortening the term 81 patents 70 I'VE years
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NOT so GUILELEsS As SHE LOOKED.

A TRIBUNE reporter was smoking on the rear
platform OF a Broadway car yesterday, when the COLI
duetor remarked 10 him:
saw IN THE TRIBUNE the other day about car driver
who was HhOyin three cent Pieces onto people foE
dimes, you keep yer eyes on me- al y0Il sec some
thing " t4lk about"
An innocent looking old woman IN black alpaca, with
gray hair blue eyes, bad st into the car The
conductor walked down and stood opposite her. She
banded him coin lie took IL and still held his hand
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voNrytTIOvs BY THE PRESIDENT.

WAsHINGrON. April 19.-The President sent
the following nominations 10 the Senate today:
Wlram H. se1rs OF California TO be collector Of Gus
toms Distt'ct o. San Francisco.
P,,an.ls esg-tIthur r. Gaylord, ~ Chleopee Mass;
John Lutte, at FrlnSiuvile, y. y; Benjamin
p Gt-.r.ou al Granville " y. samuel II. Tailmadge.
Al Valrrla v Y: Wusri :. thIpn, az Lvona station,
\ Y; oscar f. seaman Elenvile, y. y, AMI FaLlle
C. Maxwell, at keupett square Penn.
kI4O A number of other pOstInAstcrs.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, April 1s.-Mcdical Inspector
r. Nelson has been detached from duty AZ the Navy
Yard Arlington and placed waiting orders Surgeon
d. McMurtre uas bccn ordered 10 relieve him on the 2itl
INST Lieutenant Commander Charles II. Black tretTed
has been granted permission TO attend the course Of
torpedo instru, lion a. Newport
The United statpR ship EFseT. now On the Asstfc
ftton has ordered home and 10 expected 10 Teacl
New York in November nfXt TIE Richmond, nov %
r vtv home from the Asiate station arrived at -insa
uOIc
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CONTRIBUTIONS BY THE SENATE.

WAsHINGTON, April 1S.-The Senatein eXecu-
tive sion today confirmed the following nominations
harIaq H. Browne. Of Irvington, y. y
JObp W. Baasett, At Tbompkusville, v " and Charles
b Hayward, al santa Fc, =. II.
Fist Lieutenant George G. Reid % be captain IL me
n srine Corps. and Second Lieutenant THOMAS " WOOD
IL be a arst lieutenant IN he Marine Corps.
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so0I1L pEgrIyG or YALE ALUMNI

About fifty Yale alumni attended their
social meeting last night at Delmonicoa Linus NJ Guild
OF Boson Of oisss Of 60 read short address Of h
mor1src character. Chsuncey NJ Depew and others
.aia ,c- uarns AInong those present we're Stanley r.
v GOD ward L. Peet, Ex-Governor Chamberlain, Wager
swaYne, ]. Fitch, l. h. Jackson Eneene smith, FSson
Merrill. II ~. Taft and Joseph Q. Jackson
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APHfY ORDERS.

WAsHINGroN, Apnl 1S.-General orders have
been issued for the exchange OF stations in June by the
LIT AMI I'd Regiments Of cavalry Leave OF absence Tor
for months ~ take effect Nay l. 1881 has been granted
Major Frederick Van YIct, 10Th cavalry.
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An OFFER FROM JOHN 4. WALSH.

WASHINGTON, April 1S.-John i. Walsh has
written letter 70 the President expressing willingness
to turn over to The Government AL the documents N hs
possession relating 10 the star Route cases provided be
v I'M mo-, required to anpear personally in the prosec-
ton The matter mas referred 20 the Attorney
General
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CuSLNgATAL IMPROVEMENT CoMPANY.,
OFFICE or IHE TRUSTEES.


OFFICE or IHiE TRUSTEES, 7
PIrT5BU 70, April JOB, l'~4. ,
NOTICE TO BONDHDLDERS.-A meeting
= BoniloldeIs 81 The Continental mp.ovemens
Company leo I'D accordance with the prJ' sOus ol AIs
the 47Pe securing such pOnds VII DO he II no
Continental PhsdeDha Thursday Nay 10. l5%.
ut l. Ocuck NJ cgnsrer and act or proposition 20 ns
tied The Continental lHprnFenent
CDnpanv for payment q interest due and 90 become dug
Decem Isl said bon and i0r the extension u
a por iHcpal thereof. -
lfs me- ~ v
ant Indiana Railroad company OF
certain bonds. witch shall take 'eieuce ~ The iBcoms
Railroad Company, forming part Of Tic srchTty
pledged Ir the redemption Of said bonds 81 me comments.
C1Hualv. such isfue u bonds Dy TIC
Grand PaTs ana rlana R3iiroad Company De used n
settlement Of the owng b. that company The Penn.
syvana Railroad company and Pennsylvania L0mpany and
also 20 the disposition OF ccrC securities lot LIS
purpose held ty the mde signed
THOMAS - MESSLER. (T--,eocs
II Il. HOUSTON.
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Excursions.

NONEY ISLAND, BATH AND BAY RIDGE.
-Lalies OF ladies' and children. wien accompanied by
gentlemen carried free until further notice SEA BEACH
ROUTE the Elephant Colossus, under erection
New-YoTk pier 9, Y. K 6l5 1:-5 $40
a. m and 6:l5 p. Trans leave 'Coasy Island 6;A0,
TOO, s:fj 4. m. 2 Z. and 6:lO p. m.
ON sundays boats leave NewY0rk hourly from m. 10 .
2 NJ trains C0ney Island hourly from a. NJ
until ,.
LOR EUROPE.-Dr. LOOmiss Tenth Annual
4 Party 10 GERMANY. SWITZERLAND and ITALY.
strictly limited First section the city Of Rom
lime ~ DAYS 500. section the state OF Ne
/. {. LOOMS wash ngton n. C.
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OFFIcE OF THE CENTRAL RAlLRoAD

JIG IIBERTlsI.. NEw-TORX April a 1884,.
Notice hereby that he annual meeting n ite -iock
the Central Railroad COMPANY o. NeW Jersey %
serve for The next u -
held the Office 81 the COMPANY Jersey CITY between re
hours OF II O'Clock and o'clock p. m Of Fud'y AN''
~. .......
The tranar hooq VIII closed from Friday ne sth INST.
saturday. pr0ximO NeN-tOiS and t.iilciihA
By u the Doard. -.. ..,-.--- 49,.