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New-York tribune., 1884-01-02
STARIN,,S; ;,.rr ,,nu,ppor rp,xspoR7Ar,oy


Ofice Pier IL, y r., foot oi C0rilandtst
Conscnm,nts Of freight forwarded as directed to any part
( tic world.
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
orders received delivery Of all kinds OF freight and mer
thandise 10 any part Of the city.
SEA AND HAKBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
BOR LIGHTERAGE.
Freight every description promptly hghitIt 10 any point
Il the harbor at reasonable rates.
sTFAMBoATs. BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamer John H. sta in for NEW HAVEN, leaves Pier
ID n r. foot Of Cortandtst, at p. daily SUNDAYS
excepted
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO.. between NeW-lorE anu
ew.Haven Care and dispatch guaranteed.
Freight points D. L. w. r. r. received at Pier ~
For New. Haven and points East at Pier Is.
NORTH SHORE. STATEN IsLAND.-Eleven Miles for
Ten Cents via steamers from Iron Pier l. T. r., foot of
WhitehAll-st.
CENTRAL SHIPYARD, COmmunpaw, NJ-Dry DOCKS
Machine shops Everything appertaimng ~ ths
construction and repair ot yesselA
New-York tribune., 1884-01-02
Cnrnnration Nolircs.

NOTICE.--The following mentioned proposals
~ viii be received by the Department OF DOCKS NO .
ard no Duanc-st., until Friday, January H. I1-t' AZ
ocl c ~ Proposal for building new wooden per VIZ
ZEN uorarv grprnach thereto at the foot Of West foiylo
ST. "a "a Proposals for building cD bHke4h VIII VIII a
uuit,ucog from StyeutynlntA 10 Eighurst y H. ana oi
irplgug ,tiug pier 40 foot of seventy nlnst y T. fo
i Information city Record copies oI sale at no >
Cit, Hall
New-York tribune., 1884-01-02
PHILADELPHIA AND READING

RAILROAD
FROM STATIONS OF
NEW-JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION,
FOOT OF LIBERTY.ST; NORTH RIE Err, Err po,.,
from Brooklyn Bridge Pier
TINE TABLE-TAKING EFFECT NOV. 1s 1888
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON. Bound Brook
1H 742 S9 3 If & m SO % 3 49, 100 800 c @ OO
Direct connection at Wayne Junction Tor anu
Chestnut Hin at Columbs-aye for Aanayunk' Cohsho
hocken and Norristown. ,-,,
DRAWING-ROOM CARS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
CARS Night Trains
NeE3RE o SrTs Sso h LIZ a 5o G 6 LOOP
SUNDAY, $50 a. M $50, 200 Ja m. ,jb Jna fsS ana
M SUNDAY oS:i5 a, m, 43op. m
Leave TREYToY Ysfen and Tucker Tue @ s' e st 25 3 S0 no.
SUNDAYS, 1875 3l8 a. IN, 6'i5 .. m; ,oo
For WILLIAMoPORT at 645, IA5 900 a. mp $40 4OO
ForsUNBURY and LEwIsBURG at645, 745 a. mg S45,
4p.m.
For READING and HARRISBURG at 745, 900 Ills m,
100 1870 400, $50, 1900 Sundays at 5;3O p H.
ForSCRANTON at G:4j, 900 a. mr 345 p m.
ZOO, l:36 3:45 $50 p. N. Sundays at 5:3Op. m
For DRIFTON 6:45 m, 3:i5 p.
ForTAMAQUA at G45, 745 900 a. m, 100 l3O 3A5 AGO.
ForBETHLEnEM ALLENTOWN and MAUCH cHUNK
$50 D. IN. 90,
For EAsToN at Gi5 900 a m, l:OO 1880, 345 400 4:So
For STATIONS on HIGH BRIDGE BRANCH at 900
M, 400 43O M. -. 80
$500. J:30p IN. Sundays, 1870 p m
ForsOMERvILLE at R45, 900 1890 lll5 m, loo lSO
days at 500 a m i:5O $780, 9OOp IN.
Az G & "a gSS SS 9 59 1885, S 6 l' 5o
.0O8OO $50 1880 l26OPm, SUNDAYS at S'Oo S45
nm. l.30 400. 5:30 800 l2:0O m. 80 90. 80
ELIZABETH at Ul5, 645 1:l5, T45 800, 800, 300.
$50 4, o. 1890 Has 1880 m, l2I5, 100 1880 ZOO,
23O 300 800 3:45. 400 4l5 43O 445, BOO OLD 5F,
a. 600 Gl5 6:3O 645, ZOO 1870, $780, $40 800 1880
1880 1900 p m. sUNDAYsat 500 $40 a H. l30 400
5:3O, 800 l2OODm. -. - . ,.-
ITNEWAKK at BOO 5:45 6:1j G45 715, 7:3O, 500, Sl5
$50 900 9:l5 045 1915, l045. l15 am, 1900 NJ l243,
l5 200 2:30 800, $3.50, 400 430 boo 5l5 5;3U 9a9,
90 G:l5 $50 700, 1880, $40, 900 $40 1880 liI9.
1900 m SUNDAYS at 500 9l5, l0l6 am, l2OOm l:I1
300. 400 500, 6:l5, 800, 900. 1890 pm,
For LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE, &C, (An rai) at
800 s:l5 am, 1870 400. 600 III. SUNDAYS except
Ocean GTOye) al 400, 1915 m.
For FREEHOLD-At >, S:lj. llOO m l:3O 800 p m -
ForLAKEWOOD. TOMS RIVER and BARNEGAT at 8:15
am l:3O 4:3O pm with through parlor cars On 43O u
train.
For VINELAND and BRIDGETON at 1870 p m.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No g. North River via Sandy Hook.
For LONG BRANCH, EATONTOWN, &c, at 400 p IN.
Tickets can be procured at Lbertys Pier No North
River 2i lG2 2q7, 25l 2 Az aya zla &baye: g:
342 3d.ave.; l Ryington.st; 10 GreenWchstl
and principal Hotels in New.York city. In Brooklyn at
Nos. COuTtst: llS Broadway; l3O and o3o Fulton
s. In HObOken 254 WashingtOn.st., N I.
Company will call for and check baggage from hoes
" G. G. HANCOCK,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent Philadelphia.
. L. "o'' i''-' il p BALDWIN,
General Eastern Passenger Agent ll9 Liberty.st n Y
New-York tribune., 1884-01-02
Gonntrp propertn for Sale ano 90 Let.
Conntrn propertn Uauteo.

WANTED to lease, in Westchester County,
w from April house Of ten rooms with I'VE 10 en Nan
twenty miles from city. Address stating enL ec hohE
No g1s DE Kalb-ave., Brooklyn
WILL EXCHANGE nearby property for
" "O"'N'' ' Box 1888 Ncw.NOIk
New-York tribune., 1884-01-02

CHICAGO, DEC, 90, 1883
FROM AND AFTER DECEMBER 3lsT NEXT.
MR. L. @. QUINLIN WILL CEASE TO REPRE-
SENT OUR HOUSE IN NETWORK CITY.
Ut LESTER & CO.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-02
Sales bD Anclion.

rVO BUILDERS.-Public sale III Philadelphia
L ofBUILDING MATERIAL
3ll and 3l8 Chestnut street feet front, Will be sold at
Public sale ON THE PREMISES, WEDNESDAY MUM
ING. January g. 1854. at 10 o'clock.
CR- 10 be removed puor t0 March ]. LOST
Ph0Otypc and fU her information may He hao Dy Ia
dressing NJ IhO-IA9 d HC.' = -Ai' hi i -,
New-York tribune., 1884-01-02
Financial.

CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY
~ OF NEW YORK,
No 10 NGssaust, corner Of Pne-st
CAPITAL Sl,00OOOO AND sllO0OOO SURPLUS, IN
VESTED IN L. :. BONDS.
Allows interest deposits, reumabl8 demand at
specified dates.
Is legal depository for money paid Court Ts aufhor
lied to act as Executor Administrator Canadian, IN any
other position Of trust
Alsoas Registrar Transfer Agent Of stocks end Bonds
and Trustee for Railroad Mortgages.
HENRY L. SPAtLDING. President
FREDERIC p. OLCOTT, Vice. President.
C. IL. +. BABCOCK Secretary
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
Glass Of 1884 Glass Of 1885.
A. a. LOW. SAML j. BABCOCK.
FRED'K II. COSSTTT, ISAAC y. PHELPS
JACOB ID. NERMILYE. JONATHAN THORNE.
VIM. ALLEN BUTLER AMOS R. ESQ.
PERCY n. PNNE. GUSTAV SCUWAB.
WM. II. APPLETON. JAMES =. WALLACE.
EDMUND ". CORIIES. JOSIAH u. FISKE
GEO NACCULLOCH MILLER. HENRY r. ~PAULDING-
CORNELIUS y. BLISS. JOHN :. KENNEDY.
Class Of 1886.
DAVID DOWS. CHAS LANIER.
GEO w. LANE. GEORGE T. SENEY
BENZ b. SHERMAN. CHAS. g. LANDON.
j. .PIERPONT MORGAN. MM. ". WEBB.
FREDERIC p. OLCOTT
New-York tribune., 1884-01-02
1neirnction.
For Boys and Young Men-City.
For Young Ladies-Citv.

UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, I,at1,a I,4ni
L broadway near 42dst. 47th year PmIy P,inr'nI.
and Classical Dep'ts NJ. NJ HOBBY WI AMIN INV -
New-York tribune., 1884-01-02
DRY DOCK SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
241 AND 3I3 BOWERY.

The Trustees have declared dividend for the ak months
ending December 81 1883 all deposits entitled thereto un
der the bylaws at the OF per cent por annum on
sums Of 900 and under ana the Of $1,000 and not
exceeding $4,000 at the rate OF three per centper pay
able on and after January p, 1881.
y,r,,t- ,Frrr
New-York tribune., 1884-01-02
Steamboats, an0 iIallroa>s.

BOSTON VIA STONINGTON LINE.
b Steamers STONISGTDE gad MA-~AtITSF1T7
daily ycpud ~undav- from Pier 20 r. Jay A. at 1880
IN. ThIvc morning iians fIam steamers landing through
Boston Providence Line, freight only iluu llti ~ y
r., NarIen.st. daily except Suntay-l, $50 p II.
7 EUIGH VALLEY LROAD.-PasscnCcr
trains leave depot oot Of Cortland and DesSgossCs 'l1
town Reading MaUCh ChuuCh Wikcsuarrc Tu"auda, " 4
ycrly Ithaca Geneva. Lyons Hpaao and the West Pullman
Trough colchcs run daily Local trains at and $40
m. Tor Taston. Bethlehem aad CoOlay. o.,
Trains ~ 10 in, and ';lp p m connect 'I
al routs IN Mahanoy and Ha1e'on Goa regions, -nAuly
train local fol Mauch chunk 7lpa m Leave Mau'N CAuA
Ifl T. - ,,.r,,,, ,rt ,,,,+1,r,l. s.,
''A'I"' '-''' " ~ l.. Is. l3IINGTO&, G.. +. A
New-York tribune., 1884-01-02
GcaChcr5.

. MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE, cStab-
vatc Pupils Families schools Colleges Circulars OF GOOD
schools with reliable information, free 10 parents skilled
Tcachcls always wanted. Application iorn Tor stamp -
J.W. ~CHLENllEHOEN & co.. East liil'a'' y J..
ABLE AND THOROUGH TEACHERS
&c: circular, schools free; charge 10 those C.
ing teachers, 10 teachers uuu engaged r. MIHlA'l
CONREEE& co, 81 Last l'ti'at' tuio" SQUARE
4 PRESBYTERIAN Clergyman (Amcncan),
experienced and C'S,ul teacher "'hts pup t
gu.Tauett: lifted for college; highest cay references
Address EDJCATlON, box No -, Tribune ONCE
4 MISS HESSE.3GWest st.supphcs COM
a. pet,ut teachers, tutors eoyeInc-,es singers 1r
Keepers advice given 20 parents on choice Oi schools
References By favor: Hon Hamilton ash ana t1otc 'ds'
GRADUATE Of Trinity College, Dublin.
- l0 Litc time to spare, Is open 10 an engagement 0I
visiting tut0 Highest testimonials and city references Al
dress w.. Tribune once, y. y.
4 LADY who has some spare time wishes to
" obtain afcw pupils iu hr0ok considerable experience
OF pupils English, Music Elementary fItACh
ana Drawing lan ana fancy work Address y B c. IID'
Once. y. \.
rEEACHERS -Ladics-Frcnch and
l vocal music: French and Gcunau, ~auycur M nod,
American pIctTIed piano; piano aud >ingngi vocal music
r.tl sciences and mathematics; botany ana biJio2y Al
pv 10 Mrs VI J. NOUNGFJLlON, American ana Foreign
teachers Agency, % Union square.
rVEACHERS WANTED for VACANCIES
or fan lh,s. Address NATIONAL SCHOOL SUPPLY BJ-
KEAJ. Chicago, IL
New-York tribune., 1884-01-02
Steamboats, ano i1aiIrcaos

AITnIORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WISE
Trims leave from Pcnusy ivania n. II Depot
i p9daEy EhT 9T W@SfaS WfTPREs an RroRSh m sleeping
coaches Chicago Cincinnati ST. Louis Connects 'o Al
I09' M4IDSiGHT daily washington and all points West
frrr at Company- of s5 u and COS roadwayi court
II GrooklyD, Pennsylvania Railroad.
OPEN FOR THROUGH BUSINESS
WEST SHORE ROUTE.
YEw.YoPK. WEST SHORE, AND BUFFALO RAILWAY
on nTuEsDAY January l. 1881, the NEW YORK WEST Il
sioiE and BuFFALo RAILWAY VIII be opened for local
and through passenger andfreght business between
NEW.YoRK SAILbBAHCMIaaSE
E4,g 4,GiSTEFFi; ESE FAILS 5ErHIEFEHsioN EHEEAa2i BRIDGE
DETROIT ChI'A"O'
AND ALL POINTS WEST, ,!Sp NQpRTHWE9r AND SOU IL
70 Passengers will leave from ard arrive at Annex statoh
foot foot d Of fPR For Aatns Sew orE Penney
Raroad stations, jersey City west ShoIo st"'lo' "'
hawken
FINEST PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPING CARS
er nIaccd IN service on any line will leave YoTk al
n m daily arrive at s. J:jj a m Rochester SO9 a. m
Buffalo l2o % seca1 @ morning via Great Western Railway
ELEGANT PULLMAN BUFFET PARLOR CARS,
Iq viii leave NewYorE at day except sunday
arriving syracuse $40 p M, Rochester ll5o p NJ
= TRAINS BETWEEN NEW-YORK AND AL
BAN1,
ria Uoverstraw West Point Cornwall, NcwburG: Highahu
Pouahkeepsie Kingston, Saugertes, Catski ana Athes
6 TRAINS THROUGH MOHAWK VALLEY
wa Port Jackson Amsterdam, Fultonvie Fonda C@pH0- mao
harie Fort Plain, Little Falls Mohawk, HetkmcI Aioi'
Utica Vernon, oneida Canastota syracuse
PRINCIPAL STATIONS WEST OF sYRAClCSIEi Is,J5 J9r'
dan Weeispor Port Byron, Clyde Lyons, Newark l.uy
Eairnort Eocheser Akron Buffalo, Iona"a!ll' LaS'ne'
Niagara Falls suspension Bridge, Chiffon OhtaHO'
THE WEST SHORE ROUTE is conceded TO be che BEST 81
RirIIT AND FINEST EQUIPPED TRUNh Linz Linz i} peo
tween the seaboard and the West In connectnh WIN
Fitchburg Boston, Tunnel and western Mnu SLea
Western Division OF Grand Trunk halfway the west SoIo
route forms the
SHORTEST LINE BETWEEN BOSTON AND Chl'A"o'
Pullman bune paror will be run between boston ana
Rochester and Pullman buffet eepngcars wl be run pc
tween Boston AMI Chicago over west Shoc oulo
on and after January J, 1851
CITY TICKET AND FREIGHT OFFICE'
The ground floor at Of Broadway and fTankhn.s
New York will occupied by the New 0rk NcSt snort
buffalo hallway Company its principal eght anu paS'ch
ger office January l. A.. ., .r,ir, ,o,,, running
between YORK Albany, and syracuse see time taoe
under WEST SHORE ROI TE ---- ....
~ HENRY MONETT, General Passenger Agent
No "a Statc-st, Ncw-GOrk.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-02
DanrrnQ Ara0cmics.

ALLEN DODWORTH No. GSl Fiith-ayc.
CLASSES AND PRIVATE LESSONS IN DANCING
Commence Saturday, OCtObcr2l.
Particulars in circular, for which send stamp.
ALEX. MACGREGORS, 1l2 FlFTH-ANE.-
~ Private lessons any hour classes every day gentle
mems classes Monday and Tuesday evenings particulars SEQ
circular.
NER. F. HARVARD REILLY, 51S 5th-ayc.,
Nj has returned Europe. For terms, &C. apply at
tbs school.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-02
6teamboats ano Railroads.

FOR NEW-HAVEN.-Stea leave Peek
slip at p. aud 4 tSunlays eyceptell II p M
steamer arrives time for early trains North ana East
TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on flOU-
Il SATONIC and NAUGATUCK RAILROADS Steamers
leave Catherinc.slp at II 23dst. East RVel
SHOP m. Fare lower than by any other route
FOR BOSTON ,,vr Fare re- Only 1Iy,S1s ~
Best Newport Fail River and all Eastern points
Daily service SUNDAYS IN, LUDED SUNDAY trips viii Do
discontinued after December 3Ol from Pier 3, n r., at
sop m. Steamers RT"TOL and PROVIDENCE. Con.
necOn by ANNEX BOAT from Brooklyn ami Jersey city NJ
Tickets ana saterOOms may secured in NtW-forK
al ali principal hotels transfer and ticket Offices at The once
Pier *, and on steamer -..-..,,,
BORDEN * LOWELL, GEORGE T. CONNOR,.
Agents GEM Pass Agent
EOR BOSTON, via New York and New-Eng-
L land RR Leave New-York Grand Central station at
il am li:35 y. week cays, via Hartford Leave
NewYork Manhattan Elevated Rl from sontn Ferry 3
q 63d.st 900 q. High Bridge. gi.9 Leave Pier
40 ". r. foot Desbrossess, Norwich Line p Pullman
slcepmg.Cars on night trans via hart. I'd.
DOPULAR SHORE LINE.-FOr Providence,
Boston and the East AnTail from Grand Central Depot
express trains daily Sundays eNcCped 10 Boston AZ
qm D. m. parOr attached and lOp M with palace
sleeping cars Sundays at 10 p m win palace sleeping
Cars) Newport leaves Grand CentTa pepO at p
+. W POPPLE, Agent
New-York tribune., 1884-01-02
CuARRONNIER'S

Hiss NORTH and MISS BARNE0 SOHUUI
~ for yOI Ne LADIES .06l MadisOnave, near I1Ihs
Courses in college preparations second tenn opens MohN"!
Z.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-02
miscellaneous

TOp SAIF-A TICKET for the CHARITY
pAf Jsunary I'd 1854 entitlins holder TO box No -
In Meoboitn opera House Address h. W., &c As.Au's''
New.lOrk CIp.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-02

!
stations Nrv.York IT, and DcsbrOsscs.st.
iThlaE Read. RR. foot !. .bcrty.st
Lave NlWNORk, commencing November ~. lS.3i ., IN
For south AmbOy, via PLa Reading RR- ., SD IVY
Gm, ljc f. D. m SunGays 400, iO4j am.via Penn XIX
!cOOHm, u IN, $40, SUNDAY IN, 0 IN M, d, - ,
FoL Matawan &c, VIA Phia & Reading RF, ''n' 9i9 IL
80 400, 4:SO, 900 Gpm. sundays, 4OO Igfo a H.
via Penn. Rl, a IN, I'm, p m sundays, Gam ~ inn
FoI Red Bank Long Branch Occan Grove Asb9iE Park,
Grt Point Pleasant &C. via Philadelphia and Reang
RR. 800 s:l5 q. M. I3O 400 COOP m. sundays mot
stopping NJ ocean Asbury Parkl, 400 1913 a.
wa Pcnnsyvauia RR. a. m u NJ. $40, F. m sundays
stOppng ocean or AsOuTy PARK y o. NJ T. m
Freehold Ptlladepha ana Reading IR, . Slj, ];
1880 400, -. ~ For Keyport, VA Philadelphia ana
Reading RR, BOO D., IL n. 80. 4SD. s. p. m For
Lakewood Toms River and Bsmcgat at SIS am 39 43D
{. G. HANCOCK, J. r. WOOD, IL. IL. NiEMAN,.
&. Il. & T. A. F. n. RR. g. L. \. I. kR. ACtg supp.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-02
IUNNIIN OIWTINl 7 IIVTIVIHI'
VVCET SIOR SAVINGS RANK.

NNCELSIOR SAYINGS BANh,
II No $50 GTIIAVI;, between 26th and ? IN sts
THIRTIErH DIVIDEND.
ON and after MON DAY January 2l lS@I there VIII ne PAID
or credited depostors entitled thereto seanhUs interest
"''''"' ~ FOUR PER CENT PER ANNUM
ON sums Of 50 upward 20 $1,000 Deposits made on OF De-
fore January Il VIII draw interest rom January L. ,,-.
GEORGE c. WALDO, President.
H. X THURDER, Of II. X. 81 T. b. IhurOer Co, fHS'
y HlzARD, Of ca5wc Hazard Co, Second VlccPT2si,
New-York tribune., 1884-01-02

MANHATTAN SAVINGS N-UTJUON)
ga AND UiO BROADWAY, ;
Dec p. l-N3)
9th SENU-ANNAUAL DIYIDEND.-Ihe
St Trustees this Institution have declared interest on
d,uo.. cuted thereto under the bylaws ar the lae OF
moi cent ppT Auuum all remaining und"pO,t during
H SIX months ending December olst lAsl ldgao4o
q and after Monday January a. ..,.,r,, ,.,,..
C. ALVOHD secretary.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-02

THt ANN UNI IHIvIITE UI IIIU 80 - IT 7.1,, N
Five Trustees aud for such other business as may
come before them will be- held at Room o. DreNe buuhg
a M "' " IL. c. CHISOLM, secretary.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-02
RAILROAD.
on and after Nov. Il. 1881
GDIs ~ TTp 7 L line


AND UNITED STATES MAIL RoUIEc, e.roo.
trains leave New York via DesbrOsses ana COrual '0
Ferries follows II, ,.,, prl,,,or
harrisburg Pittsburg the West and South with Pnnan
Palace Cars attached, M andS m daIy & ap
ana Chicago Limited of ParlOr Dining SinoAlnS """S
ing Cars at a m every day 49,. ord 1,rte ot I
Wiamsport Lock Haven 81 m Cory ana 1T ~
m, connecting Cory for Tusvile petroleum O'"''o
and the oil Regions. e.-., ID, tu,,.od yyasbinotoo
TTnrcsS of Pullman ParOr Cars daily except
m. arrlye WASHINGTON 4:D5 Regular wa B ana ~ W
and o. r. r. / and 7 p m end II night sunday VIA D. 5l
p RR G5 m. Q D M and II night via b. ana " hl"
III. end II night
For Atlantic CITY except sunday. m
For cane NAV except sunday. lllO m. ,o,ors
Lone branch ay Head Junction, and incrInedlie az
via Railway aud AmbOy m, II noon .IU % P,Tnuti v"
Sunday and docs not stop at AsDIy - tr,,,s
~ "BrOoklyp Annex connect with an thIouEu
at jersey Citv afording speedy and direct uauSlei "
NaIrT,yFrom Ptsbur., G1O and 1920 m 730 and
Io'jo ~, daily and 7 "A daily except Monday, fIoH
o I0 and lO:35 Sunday. SO, 600 IN; l0O6 anu
1095 m From baltimore l:2O on sundays " p III
Prom Phiadelphia, $50 G:lO $50 6:5G Z except ~
600 g.9O lO4O ll:3Oa l:20 ?. 34n 500 o'O, ~
- 7.2O $50 900 1905 1920 and lO'j p m. Suhuay
$50 600 r.35 $50 7O5. ll3j M 62O, 135 9-n lO'Vo
1920 and 1895 -
TO PHILADELPHIA
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK. DAYS AND > on
SUNDAY. STATIONS II PliILADEL'
PHIA; IN NEW.HOBk
DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MINT, AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSIST
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
New-York tribune., 1884-01-02

/ HAVE ARRANGED WITH THE MER-
i CAMILLE TRUST COMPANY to purchase from tho
First Preferred stockholders Of the Manhattan con,
pany favor dividend declared payable on tna
2d prOx their claim said dividends their 20
such claims accompanied by an assignment OF thels
dividend from tho New YORK Elevated kaTodu
Company for like amount in the merger agreement O
tween the three elevated railway companies sOuu De ~
Judged invalid. JAY pOOLO'
YORK Dec
New-York tribune., 1884-01-02
NORWICH LINE

NORWICH LINE ...,...,.-.n,.
10 Pog'oo q Worcester, 81 50 Nashua - ,i Portland
81. ami 10 transfer.
Tic new non steamer 100 ,,,. ,.,.,..,-,..
L,ut exc4to tnc most elegant boat IA. SoaHl lnl
nc lsyUrite F CITY or BOSTON
No. 40, North River. foot OF Watt4 htAt per
above -Jro--e..sI cry. daily except sunday al ~ pm
Boston from New London al 4lO d. H.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-02
NTFSDEMOISELLES c.
For Both Sexes-CitY.

French Protestant Boarding and Day school ior You
Ladies' 3ti East 35thst New.N ok Gormery III i3tis
reopen Monday, october !. Thorough course IN al Ent
lIanChcs.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-02
NEw.YoEK, \, Y, Dec. 10, 1888.

Transfer books Will close 3ls day OF December 1888
-n" i''''" '"' ''I ''' GEORGE W. CRANE.
Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-02
Citn llrorerIp Unntc0.

XYrANTED-and will pay immediate cash B,i.G ior
w good property IL cheap. PAUL T. loDD' ii0 '''N
way.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-02
EDWARD 4. REID, lyiec. prpsidents
ADAM HARRMANN,b
NrEW-YORK SAVINGS BANK.

1,tTr ,NNy-AT NETTING Of the stockholders ot THIS
hank for the Oi directors viii be held 40 the jakt
Ilyc No broadway, Tuesday, January > ISL fos
VII ~ ''0'' ~ :. G. NELSON,
New-York tribune., 1884-01-02

JEARLEM SAVINGS BANK, Corner 124th-
II and THrave.-Thc Trustees have directed that he
u-ua semi Annual Interest be allowed on an sums 'hu
thereto under the bylaw" from hyc dollars 10 lhlte Aoua
dollars al rate per cent aunu pay aUie on anu
after hc Sth inst Interest not called for vi" De ceqe b-
deposit January l. Deposits ma lie on OF Uclorc January
~ THOMAS B. TAPPAN, President
l.. HUMER HART, secretary.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-02
Real gstnte agents.
Citn real Gslaic for Sale
Ciip 1lroprrln Go fet.

ITO LET-Stores lofts and buildings 5 on P.lT Bfeh- ~,
RTINND a. WHITING, Becknan-St'
New-York tribune., 1884-01-02
obstruction.
COLLEGE GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
CHARLIER INSTITUTE.

los West 59th-si., opposite Central ParS
BOARDING AND DAY SChOOL
for boys and youths. from seven 20 twenty
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-07-29
ArnOlG's Hiding Place.
INTERESTING Discovery IN AN ANCIENT New
HAVEN RESIDENCE.

An interesting discovery was made by Thorn
as Alling a few days ago at the old Benedict
Arnold house in Water street, New Haven,
CT On taking ont a portion of the garnet
floor he found a vault which is supposed to
nave been used by Arnold during the war of
the revolution as a hiding place for suspects,
or fugitves whom he wished to befriend.
The lifting OF some of the garnet floor plank
ing revealed the pocket or vault underne ath,
1t is about l-2 feet deep aud six feet
square, and is plastered on the sides. Two
or more persons could remain in concealment
there without being crowded. The vault is
located by the side of the large old-fashioned
chimney On the floor adjacent to the vault
formerly stood large book case and it is
supposed that through this. entrance was
obtained to the hiding place. Inside the
vault are plain evidences of former stair
case extending to a small enclosed space on
another side OF the chimney. This place,
which is now plsstered up, is supposed to
have been sort of closet Whether
Arnold used the vault for secreting Tories or
the rrtriots. or built it to afford retreat for
himself, no one knows. That it should have
remained undiscovered until Mr.. Alling
accidentally found it, shows that it was well
designed for the purpose which led to its
construction.
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