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New-York tribune., 1884-01-23
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
WELLS, FARGO & COMPANY.

You hereby notified that and in accordance will
ro-ontion OF the rOard o. Directors OF WELLS fNltD *
COMP NY passed November l-s3, the next IggniaF
COMPANY for the election OF direotos the eusnns year
until their Gulv elected ana quniiS and
fof other purposes Will De held a. The Office of the company IN
Of Denver, Colorado Tuesday the ON daY
OF Frfriiary 53 at II o'cluck m ha under and IN
nccordaDce with sail resolution te transfer books OF hl,
company will he closed Saturday Janu1y 70 !s5 ana
Will remain closed until "Wednesday February o. 1854 on
JAMES HERON. Secretary.
DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
Ia CONTINENTAL NATIo VAL BANK, New York, at
New-York tribune., 1884-01-23
Countrn propertn for Sale ano 90 fet.
Gonnlrp Dropertp uanico.

ADVERTISEMENTS Fer TIE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED At THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. l.22S Broadway. corner Thirty.
frsst p sO8 Wcs, Twenty-tiTd st coranr
FRhtsVe Last FOuTteenb-st, corner unon-quAeI
7GO Thirdave FOTty-seventh-st al the HARLEM
OFFICES. NOS l607 and $500 Ihirdavet corner me
wenty yhfthst 70 p H. al regular once
-ales
INTA%TED.-A large tract of low priced
W West Virginia timber lands GEORGE 70 RBEe1 AZ
East 5oth-st. Ncw-l Ork tiy.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-23
Sales bp Auelion.

Nj ORTGAGE GESALE.-RICHAhD ;, Al !. ,iiSo. LIso
lfk 6ONs AuctoneeTr, win sen this cay s'V :" I'M" 'T
o. Es4t sgth St horse wagons slf1gh, de Nf..a,.s
LOUIS LEN u USHkI. AtlSfhcJ Ii Ae%se"eS0'
New-York tribune., 1884-01-23
Gin Real estate for Sale

A RARE CHANCE.
"A Only O. the elegant mOlern houses nov punt,
luisled No. East 72lst- ADD IN ng hr Alna9 >
mansion Of the bncst IN te I19sI0ips
&. MACDONALD, builder
ALI. OUR COMPLETE HOUSES sold but
~ one GOtlst Five ADJ IN three weeks
2O to 2S Last D1sst Particularly ard prizes Of IAHLES
BUEK & CO., Architects The Berkshire, coo AhdisOn'Fe
and 52ds.
4 SAFE INVESTMENT.-Thpe houses
~ Murray Hil construction aa ed a. PRIV ate
DWELLINGS, 10 frstca paries VII pay above nne per
Particulars OF CHARLES Buck, 4 CO. Aichltects me
BerkshIre," cor. Madison ave. and 52dSt
EOR SALE.-On 6lth-st., near 5th-ave, a d
story ing stoop. n boass; Ox6 X "a Apply
TO ISAAC HOSiG, III Broadway. rooms and II. bAsemenL
TOR SALE.-5th-Avc. Corner and Rr0adway
4 Lots VIII exchange improved properly. PAUL TODD
10 Broadway.
DOR. .~ALE.-Down-tOwn Business Property
and Apartment Houses paying large income PAUL =
TODD lij BroodTaT.
I ENiNGTON-AVE., near 34TH-ST.-Four
a. story stone 'front.' price reasonable. F''AND
WHITING, Beckm INST
STR-AVE.. NEAR 57TH- T.-Superb f-story,
- stoop. residence. 5X % with elegant
buffers pantry e1-i1n for sale isohay -
hsing m the haudsOmeSt blocks 5tnNt' possess
iril ate terms 10 suit '. Il SIEN il 40 oA
Ceslar-st and 6Gl 5th-aye
New-York tribune., 1884-01-23


sboye Ferry daily except sundays OF s"c p IT,
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
N RIVER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nov. Is. 1885,
n r,u gb traiu- viii leave Grand Central Depot ,,,
a IA Western New-YoTk and Northern Express WIN
oassn y, Tasi limited chicago Express with dining cars
stoppns AZ Albany, Utica Syracuse Rochester Buhao E
Seeg1d and Toledo arriving Of Ch loll n nekt aay
10 so n Chicago EXpreSa, drawing room cns % Chu
II m Western New-York and Northern Express with
0rsytngIOJm car~ connecting iOI fufland ,,--
$50 m Albany. Troy and Utica Express dis" room
Car. .,.--.- 49,, IT,
s6 N LOUIS Express with sleeping cars Ioi Iassia
pais Buhalo Cincinnati (eGeopt SATURDAY lOe"' Oo''V
$40 u ma Ixuress with sleeping 10 Syracuse ana TO
H9 m parirc Fxpress wth sleep for Rochester.
But slo Ccy Gland, Toledo, DctrOit hicAs" -" A''' ~
o.. also 0Yvile except saturday, - =. .,,.,. o-d
y III a -l Night Express with sleeping cars 10 AlUhy NV
rv connects with the Trans iof the "esI NIX
North Except saturday uigb -, r,oDo, No 2 Povi,g
qtcEct. aa sale Grand Central Dcpo' 10 . e IoNue
Green 15g and NJ Rr0adway and at Nestc0its EApras
Cfsces -s rlare and ~ 0t2 Broadway. New forS
and as Washington So Fulton sts, BiOoAFh ana 80
FOurth-st william. burg - .. s,oo,,,rr cars IN, Nc
Accommodations IN drawing room ana stSps az "a" -"
torur,l gi Any ~ the ticket offices la New orc Nl!
Iaggarr called for and cheC ed from T'lu!o sunday
sTbr.e trqns run daily an others daiy EAc S
a u .,,,..r;p+er6ept General PASSENGER N"rnt
nOPrJ.AR SHORE IINE.--FOr Providence,
Tts..4 the East A T1i iron Oiau l l
,-es daily Sundays eNCtpteu i'tW ~
W i-- lr,rior ctr attached Shd ION W. WIN hNl
sr',,-rs t,r-l ~ L. 7. NJ tWu ptae i1
80 Ntvror cxrrcss leaves GIaiu t'hu. bl9 hl p
= II EeW0oft :: 5p ID. IsIio cars attached.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-23
THE ERIE RAILWAY. now know as the
NLN-NoNk, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL

Arrangements q truns from Chambers Street Depot
G. m-uue c4cepl eunlsys Day Express drawins-Toom
ColD!t. fo biugG@uiOn. EniIa ANA Bufalo Sleeping
Coatl.- O." Cleveland ClneuihsI and Chicago
(pmtalJ. 81. Louis Limited EKWess-Ho ezra charge
1r i-i uule-IUlDan Sleeping Coaches 10 Buffalo arriving
J Niagara tais 9 d IA; SaiAnianca 900 IN. tirNe
lauu 30 Cincinnati $50 Ia. $40 second
day CONNIE tns Trans arrive Detroit JlO lOieO 90
IucInc Express FOR the West SOLID Train Of
Pullman sleeping SOseiics TO kughamtOu. EmrT,
l,unAu NIAGARA tss Cincinnati ANA Chicago. Hotel aud
Luloi smoking Coaches L. Chicago.
- m- tn'iaIPpl train for the West 90 ~
Iutl'ftrd cad Pussair To 71o $50 1920 am II noon
J.aa $40 80 O.lO $50 7}0 lO:SDp 10 midnight
kuudays go lC.2o u LAB $50 IL . midnight.
Iari- l-u 30 $50 l020 m ~ nooh l;i 5:5o tao
5O .so .u $50 1880 sl5 1850 IN end midnight Sua
CyeG . ir .oHin !:i5 6:g' $50 an y midnight go
NcNdth e4J fettrJon VIA NeWaL o a. sac ti"D q IN 'lu
go .1It $50 10 anc H. midnight Saturday nights
Cly NnIdsy- N.lh M $40 $50 . IA. .- .... -
su3,ru 10 iU.2Oa lao $50 $50 6l0 81 and :.
nAdniSl / sundays $50 1920 lao $50 and -
War; .cA cam 3ogm.
.Rond5ut aad Kingston and Montgomery 43o pm
Gosajn l.5o9 1920 am $50 $50 4SO s.l5um sun
tA( tt.N lh-u IN $50 = pm.
cMMdeoNn 100 lO-jO 10 800 4:3O slbpm Sunday
60 4'-' ~ 100 2 IA. The trains m and 40 10
-tuuA4I f'~iLtAo at Msn-St The a
POrt J,ru. 800 9 l6:20 m 13o = sls NJ San.
Boat g',c -s' quarter Of ond quarter after each hour
tIOm "-i" -. 20 loi3 m every thirty miuuies and
from 1OlH % 70 l245 every bOur. anu
Ticket or snd apartments tn Drawing Room and
Sleeping coaches be obtained aud orders the checkn
No. 20! 40. or 9J7 Broadway. 81 West-st ~ y %o =
Cour1 ST.. brooklyn. or at tic Conrany's Depois.
Express fiOm tie West arrive IN NeWYOrk il0
''o J6irN = ABB0rI GenT Pass'r Agent, New York
NORTHERN RAILOAD OF NEW JERSEY
~ TIal.s leave for EngiswoOd. C1osier, Pemmt AM
II midnight sundays am and 7:l5Pm.
Manuel spnng Valley and Monsey 40 10 I'm 4:5o m
"' JOHT y ABBOTT CenI Psss'r Agent New.York
New-York tribune., 1884-01-23
Nmnsemenis.

RIJOU OPERA HOUSE, B'way near 3Oth-st.
Evening, at J. s&TnRbAY 1Sfi MATINEE AZ z
hicEs OPERA '2 BoUPTE o ~ Fc55sia c0MPASY
oRpHsT|s ~ I4fngaoa n E1,seFl9 ~ lY6,;;,R g.;
Prices 5Oc- 81. Il 90. Excellent reserved seat 80
CHlCKERING HALL.
FRIDAY EVENING, JAN D, atsl5
IByy invitation Of lcad citizens
80. 1- D.. CHARLES VALID TIE N,
Ari at lngs College Director Of the Fi1vis@ Nh.
THE LESS N 't}s'1S.R OF GrREK ART
Reserved seats st sohuborths - Union Square. 81.
GENERAL ADM sion, 90 CENfs-
CASINO. Broadway and 39th-st
~ EVERY EVENING 1T :. SATURDAY MATINEE at2
THE BEGGAR SUI UDINT.
TIfR McCAUfL OFERX C0MIQUE CoMPHNY'
January - lO0th performance and souye III night
CHAMBER MUSIC
ard oaars.te Cub MeIrs Ba1i Toe56etn scS%as and
chS 9S EFf asfsG4 81 " y tTYG fR a
5'. Programme Beethoven 0Partst'e opus s Mater r
Idin.s.iofi 81.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
" Reserved seats circle and balcony so cents
Nh ANb Mks YtTc gloP w
Next week-soL SMITH RUssELI-EDGEw0oD FOLKS
MADISON CLUB THEATRE.
VI mk. Sidney wo0LLnTT
ltHS tay a4'''.tDN"''
fqaE. F9Is3 FYs9l 1,1 aitS g. 'as af S5cs O'clock
TennysOn
Lsdy clare-Tne GIai,dmctgsI,: apology,
The Nortle p Farmer
Tickets dollar sale Ponds, % Union Square
NEW PARK THEATRE, Broadway & 35th-st.
JANAU cHEK "a a. EAusCH,ElH & JANsgscHEk'
III LAH MARIANNA. MARY SrUAET ere
NTTBLO'S GARDEN. Reserved Seats 80 cts
tri1mphsnt co ne'Iy ONE or TIE = NlSr.
MATINEs TEPNESDAY ~ AND sATu Pa rz AT
OLYMPIAN CLUB.
~ ROLl.ER sKATiNG AND BICYCLE RINK.
N'''' '"O'-' NOW oPES, oPESi,-'S''
AMkRIrAT sF tST@ NSTITgT Iy Saye @na go ST.
Admission. 3jc six admissions. l. Children. lOc.
GTAR THEATRE. Broadway and 13tb-st:
- sole Proprietor and Manager MT LESTER WALLAck
- CoNSrA2C5 in 4! the ~ L9yE e. cHASE; Ho,SI5,v
E9eIy I3yenias ii and sturdy Ms,nse st 1880.
HAVE YOUR ENEf"
Jan l8-Nestayer and BrTtona Company. in
Funasf &A1 @iiil nan a Tue ra',F Tourists Slt
! EVERY EVEN1NG AND SIATINEEs
HAIlnGAN & HART, in Edward Harri ans coneP
'nS Sat GSE'd nea, Ta5idaSs a aiiiGi ad Frdays ,o
TTNION SQUARE THEATRE.
u SHOOK CuLIIER..-.--..,-.. .Proprietor'
STORM BEArEN
18th ana Ia Dis S7;uVENiR NIGHT.
Monday evening. January %,
First PTUiucton Oi
BAKTLEN CAMPBELLS
Come ~ Drama Entitled
SEPARATION"
Seats for "sEPARATION" now on Sale.
9TH AVENUETHEAT B'way and 2Sth-st.
- LAST WEEK Farewell matinee -atuday
Special Extra Matinee fpday al 2
MRS. LANGIKY.
Supported by her company.
and apecial eugaeenent o. MT CHARLES COGHLAN In
4 WIFr'- p Ri
MONDAY IAN. p, in Ne .N orK Of he reigning
sensation the GREAT COMEDY hUCCESSt
CONFUSION
Seats Doe ~ ard 81 80. Admission. SOC. Gallery zoe
sale q seats te rms al 8 a. N. tomorrow
I1THST. THEA IRE. Cor. Sixth-aye.
4 Mr. J. K. EMMETT
IN his entirely drama by 1h0s. Renu, entitled
"UNSER FRITZ" THE BOHEMIAN
Every cyeuInqatS Matinee Saturday Only at 2.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-23
EUiON LINE. .-.....,.

GUlOAH, In I'M e: -, 1t,s MAIL CLEANERS
FOR GtEENSIGWN AND LIvEGrOo14
Leaving pIer o5, n r.. foot Of hing-st On. -.
AK f1lSf 81 iuess5 ie5 B. ITO
MYOM lNt.......... 1utsda. teb. u. 30 a. m
NEVADA. Iuo.,lay. Ico 1890 IN
~ lhes' steamers are puilt rou WITH wa'rughr com
he passaae across tho Atlantic both safe Agreeable e
having Osth-roonl snokng room Foo' r'Ho ,cI %
insung those greatest Of all uXuFies at sea- perfect yeDa
'C9 SB SIS Ia corng 10 staeroo, 500 $50 and slO)
lnterasiaie, 80 sieeage a, 10" T1tes cr-rov 4 70
INMAN ROYAL MAIL LINE 81 EAMERS
J FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LINEErOoL. o . -,
SPAIN euI Gag Jan a, o m m'
GITY M OF BiILL nI 80 :; D. D. In m.
From r1er 80 @ew nqulsrl NerP ..lI: Ever go
sTEERAGE. IRON tie Old Country s-l' from Ne"-forK
For passare SC. arrIy TO the IXMAN STEAMSHIP CO,
AIhi'e'' P1lSieiIhia once So IO5 south Fourtt-s
UACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
| LINE FOR CALIFORNIA, 2AEDWICH ISLANDS
iHifS ThAG and s@'otjtf'hi' IMETIcA and cMEXIt0
For IRON Scea va lih ihS S?' staHus ransma
,oOn.c,,0 r cenira ia aBd south America and Mexico
FROM san FTapsisco 1, ,l ls sgG 91,ias bIannan SIS
o.apd sails sdav. re'. noon,
Excursion Tickets between San Francisco and Yokohama At
For HONOLULU. NIE,zEAiAND and AUSTRALIA,
on arrival o Lcnaon q san Fsaaeisoq . a co,
freight pessase aud general ln,9Tie' @Pp3 '' 'o
III J. La
EPED STAR LINE.-FOr Antwerp and Pars.
sailing troIn New York and Antwerp every SatuI iT
NAlsIAN D .-...-.-....... satu day. Jan d &. a
bL -... Ito. '' u"
saloons stateroms smoking and 6a.hr9ns anidoaiP@
500; excurslpn 800 steerage outward, ~ prepaid H"
Antwerp so excursion, 40 iucludlnE ucdlhS1 c,
PETEK WRIGHT & SONS. General Agents 90 br"ai""y'
DOYAL MAIL TO THE NETHERLANDS.
IL steamers leave co pier foot Of sussexst. JERSEY C
ss. AMSTERDAM. "a wednesday. 2S l:3o ?.
- " .rorr1-, for eaISli,lay Jan ~. 78Oa IL
- First cabin 500 seersge 81 rItpsi3'93 Sl9. 30 a.
II. CAZAU x. Genera Acct - south ~ .i-4AiD-su,
u =. Willa@st Fre.gGTAsts 5CBway, Gen. Pass Agi
limited STATES AND GERMAN MAIL
y SEMIWEEKLY STEAMERS Hamburg American
Packet Company Line for PLYMOUTH UOndOn ana laiis
9nd hAMbu ~ SATURDAY steamers 10 Hamburg direct ,
NEoIPHALiA IhuT. Jan . RHAETIA.-..T urs. Feb :!
Rates fst Cabin, So and $40 SteetaKe. so Prepaid
ieedsge 80 k1cuIson rates greatly reduced send
| KUNHARDT q co. Gen. Agts No 81 Broad St n Y
C. Il. RICHARD 4 co, Gen. fuss Agts. 81 Is way \
NNHITE STAR LlNE.-MAURY ROUTE.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOROU EENsTOWN An u LINFRPOOI
ADRI = {. CAPT s-Ii duIdsy. Jan. 23O T..
EALIIC Capt ence .-..-... lhur-day. Jan. 81, n
BIZ AN, lC Capt Perry -..- 'a uIdaY feb g. p. ~
IRON TaE WHITE STAR DOCK, FOOT or " EST
1OTH-ST =,
RATE,S.-ssoon $50 $40 Sl0t Return tickets On
favorable terms Seerage from the Od county s2 iron
For inspection plans and other information apply
company M. CORTis Agent
New-York tribune., 1884-01-23
eteauboats ano taailroa,s.

EOR EW-HAYEN.-Steamers leave Peck
Il slip al D. m aud II m (SUniays exocpied II J. m
steam, arrives tim eariv trans North and hnst
TOR BRIDGEPORT and all POINTS on HOU-
i sATONIC and NAuGA1 UCK RAILEOApS- Steamers
leave Catherneslip az ii m. + NJ 25nst IN" hNeI
S1Up u. Pare lower than oy any other route
EOR BOSTON. Fare Only So.
4 VIA FALL RIVER LINE Limited i1ekela
70 Newport, Fail river end al Eastern points
Daily sfrvce 81 MAYS -. EPfEp, from Pier g. n. r.
q n ln. Strauers TRTSTOB and PROV DENCF Con
by ANNEX BOAT from Brooklyn and Jersty city AZ
Tickets and staterCOns may ne secured IN eWl ork
all principal hotels transfer and ticket Offices ut the once
Pier -. and on steamer. .-. . $1,000,
BORDEN & LOWELL CbDliHh l. IoNNuh,,
Agents. Gen1 PaRs Agent
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RR;
Ffaiiops ln New.YorS ~ and p.sbiosscs+st
tphila a Read. Rt' cot lasestv-St
1lANE NEW Nt RI, CoTmencir". oNfrb ber y. 30, IN
For south Amboy Via rha s Reading E.h. D Slo n
I'm, 1870 1, ~ n Sundays 400 lo45 mvia Penn "'~
IoI Matawan &c VIA l & pesdny rI 'Y ~ u - - ~ !.
M. 1880 400 89p 500 tnN n. sundays f'o iVao & a m
via Penn. NR, m. l. m SvucaY~. N oP ~ H.
For Red Bans I1nn ranCh Ocean Grove, Aspuib -.
RR 5:O0 s:l5 p m 30 lcc. c:ocp NJ. sunfsys ipt
Penusvvenia RR 9 .. NJ ~. SIT D. M Huteu4Ns
q a. Finnpinr ~ O6eGn srrv IFi - a. lh D. N
Iot Freehold PhiIadeipua rrH f0fruc ~ = Sih II
r. M. 4od. M For kevrOrt y'n Pnlndeirha a1d
Feeding RR- baiU = II q NJ ls3f. 4;Si = u m Fc
Lakewood Toms River md sTn.gat tS 81. W. al @ -
p mi "a TT Hh NNt1%a5cKtIl' Nt%ctI' s p WooD H. II NIEsAN.
& II XT 4 q. p A. p RH Actg SupI
New-York tribune., 1884-01-23
CUNARD LINE.

NOTICE LANE ROUTE"
FROM NEWYORk TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENS
TOWN.
FROM PIER NO ~ NORTH RIVER
(FPHAI05SIA -............ Neuuestav . .s0
BOIHNI A ....-........... Neonf sday Jan 30, a.
PAN0N4 WEDNESDAY. . .,
GALltA- ---N " eflurSdiY. ''hl DO l. q
f.b passage : , +. ~ slJt
S.c ctets parts Of Europe a. very loa
Freight passage once No. 4 Bowling Hreen
NEl.NDN al. BItONN q co. A@ent7
New-York tribune., 1884-01-23
Qipinero N1lce5.

OFF.cE or PULNANs PALACE CAR CONPANY.(
CHICAGO, H. Jan. IS, lSSt )
DTVTDFND No. GS.-Ihe usual quarterly
dividend o. TWO (2l PER CENT the capital stock of
this c0uptny been declared payable February ID 10
s0CbbocIs record ~ tho CLOSE II business tebrnry
1856 ,..,..---
transfer books will close Fehnary and reopen February
1c 1874. A. S. WEINSHrIMEit, secretary.
TTNEXAS AND PACIFIC Railway Company
Tho coupons due February l. l. II the RIO GTande ID.
vision bonds company sill be paid on aua altoT that
date at the of Mercantile Trust com any NeV1Ok
city. = T.. "a lI-h'l-LsA' Il""s"'"l-
81 PAULAND NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY
COMPANY.
TNHE QUARTERLY INTEREST due February
1 poS upon registered bond certificates OF this con-
usnv will b. tied maturity 10 holders OF record Al
uaTy 10 fions which date nLl February the transfer
'''A GEORGE :. JONES, Treasurer.
OFFI~H CONTINENTAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. 100 BROADWAY. NEW YORK. Jan -, loo9
rTNHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF this Com
panv have this day declared a SEMI-ANNUAL IN TER
EST' DIV EiDEND 4 REE AND A HALD PER CENT
upon be egna Company and upon the anount OF rs
rarartec surplus special funds QOrned IN PiT
aDcs p1sed dDrl l6 1874 entitled An Gct 10
dgrdf1drg cOnGrdOHR ara J0T
he creation Of saey ynds % FIRE Lnsranc. CoPantss)
payable On demand. u HDS fESh Stcret1Iy'
New-York tribune., 1884-01-23
RAILROAD.
(r and aftcr Noy. l.. ~

hSp UNITEb STATFS NAIL RoTTE, s.....
TIains lcaN' Nt"- York Via Deslr"s~c~ nn" WI 'Ai
pPH 3sgTz ~ w. .,s ne SS"ts so Gay y'' Ndr s o3s
arc tfcac" Limited PHIlor Dirips. Smohih hi ''-
HiHam-"ort Look Hsv"r ~ m CORY 4ha , Ce ~
1y Sn&11y ,r,on 1g@< nd tle souu Limited wasluu4
Exr1-< Pulv,au Perior Car naly e2cel SUI Sunday
enly- 's'in"t"n ,, "A 10 S i , MELT via
j HIi ,.i5an n qo nj, and II ni-h, wa Hndo klN .
yi4 IN St.ssfis siia CIV eycert sunday
orCpc Wv cNoe -ugGav II i'a crreo,ae stations
VI r ~ Awboy IN j . roo, a, ,is >i,,rg Parh, va
71,3 .I, A,,sv" ,,p,ect ,gifh n thfou"h trains
et 'crs-v ,tv aeorttng s'eeav anf onec u""S''' o
lam. aI,y lI from tsnur Glo enc ~ n aq d amt
Tos',nsro, a,d ai,uofe6-,U apc b5I n"t %;'t 1..
o. ,o: 80 loso oIoi p Us r o1 San5svs g % m
t1o1 III r-de,jia $50 c'o Ca'o 600 T. ezCe't Mondsy
~ 20 .,'" az %. i6d5 100 and lo&5e'q s'nd1y
-0-O 1i' TO PHILADELPHIA.
TuE ON T~TAELfsnED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
s. TRAINS EAoH WAY ,wEEK DAYS AMP oN
'A iiHiA'S ! = IL 5AEiw ii6RG
poUr1.E TRAch. THE MOST .IMrRoyED2 EQUIP.
NIE1. AND TIE FASTET TIME CONSIST
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
szprc~ u, eave Nev yo2 Via pesDrosses and corandt
sutrl ~ 'e5 as oliowS - .,....s, :, ,,,ooo T.?
a.4U O. ~ snd - m and ~ night Sundays g l5 :
e 4 ID nd SnN 10 ~ a. 49, ann am y Iv nI 5ng 20 \ 30
and = "a and7 connectins At Trrnlonf'F
!SimGg, Broadst station Tsaelnba, a, Y o.
a. and iiia| N t,niiee FNuress ~, ana 80 2 H,Wf ~
81 3 40 Az 20 em II u ~ " ItTitedi mi esn 75
Ieavr I'M Csnden.s5Oa IN daily
AS sas sr ana .I 2t ErqsS~aE sS ta hsl@r oase S
irocvn AnqeS NisiGn ,oo o. fei'c3s Irookyn hTsas
once " Battery riacs ard ,asc Carsn n o- and cs
'afg1fS ~ i!i,i. ILf5 = PTGH r. WOOD
ChAi Genera Manager General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1884-01-23
ettnmtcais anb Railroads
AND ONO RAILROAD.
MOpFL FAST LINE TO THE WEST
III - ~ n TIM

BALTIMORE AND OHIO kAll;kOAb.
Rh MOpFL FAST LINE TO THE WEST
~ Y Jlieheluila BALTIMORE sud WASHINGTON
.,s,re leave from Pennsviyspa r. r. Depot: w..
81 M e1,ent sunday. ior Nashnrtcn ard oil ronts
~ m. DAILY FAST FNPHESS, through III
,.ssIp. hcSFO. CinctLnatL 81 Lcus onn'''S'"i'
JsMINiGHT daily tor washlnrton all rop5s ,es %ssS
70 Crpanv's uf &c. 3l5. u Ge5 HroSdWayi Court
~ Trooklgu pennsylvania Railroad
BOSTON VIA STONlNGTON Line. ,.,n
IN steamers STONINGTON ard EltNDh ts..f6''
Syv 'evC~fd Sundaysl from Pier s. II, Jsyst az @o T.
-yhr. morning ira from Fl, amCrs i@nRhg nHN"k"
ltr Providence Line FOR FREIGHT only, fOm fi'A - ~
I, A srtsu. Il dolly except Sundavs), t:Sl p VI.
TFUIGH VALLEY AD.-Passenger
trars ieave depot foot Of Cortiond and DesbloSscs -
,sli m $40 and r fer faston. bethiehein A,rn
I'm Ecscirr Mauch Chun6h wilkesharrc wan.s, va wa
- IfI4rq Grreya Ivons Pfa'o fnd the West fu.msn m
,fTcarh ,.sehes nm daily Local t1ainsE "a. III ah"o4O
= n, IN r4step Bethlehem and Coz as. a - ...4 to-
rain. IS, Nehan0v End Ha-'ct0D cea feg,0hsb lu,.-f
n'n t ,or wauca Chunk 10. n Leave MSuch ChnlA
feeST eastern once corner Of GhTre9 and rS cSF'anP "a
NORWICH LINE Inside Winter Route
10 Bo-ToN 81 WORCESTER s. 90 NASHUA - o.
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New-York tribune., 1884-01-23
Ciip i1ropertn 90 fsi.

Ciip i)ropertn 90 fet.
TINO LET-Ou Broadway near Blcecker-st..
Firs Loft, 20. great baIa7In OF two JerS lease
Apply t0 C57 broadway
rTO LET-Storcs, lofts and buildings on Beck
/ man spruce. Frankfort John william aBd Pearl SIS
EULAND d WHITING, . BecAuan-SL
lin Dr) er . Wanle1.
AVE DESIRE to lease on favorable terms,
W tenement prop rty iHyanOus locations. GUEEiNEAN
& DRAKE u BID @ nousr.
ENTANTFD.-Ou q long lease, by an oid-cstaD-
W IshsI and perfect responsible firm, - ORE sit0
ate. ds ay west oi W Niln-si iog-oi uio-
hs about p fect 'front.' . t oiep
and stories. Apply 10 r. O. BOY l,2J'. New YORK tiy.
SRyANTED-and will pay immediate cash for
W eoo0 property n cheap PAUL T. TODD li' Broad
way.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-23
NORWICH LINE. Inside Winter Route.
steamers CITY OF NETWORK
and

10 Bo-TON -. WORCESTER g. 30. NASHUA. 50 90.
P6RTI.A-;p -. and 10 transfer.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-23
CITY OF LAWRENCE

,A.ve Pief No 40 North IIvor foot Of Wati-Sf, ne9
Shove Dr,bIos,esst Ferry daily except Sundays OF 40
New-York tribune., 1884-01-23
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Doaro ano Rooms.


East Side.
DOTH ST, 40 EAST.-Elegant parlOr floor
DO with or without Private reference.
ASEAST 25TH-ST-A large secOnd-st0ry
H,) ROOM well furnished torent with boare ReleTonces
100 MADlSON-AVE.--An apartment ele-
loo KantIy fugnished-with private service.
West Side.
JlTRNISHFD ROOMS-503 5TH- ANE.-Two
elegant suites sodthern exposure moderate rates meals
by card Iho Hamilton
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS
With without board; references Address b. A. frb
une Uptown Office, ,2is broadway.
ITTH-ST., WEST. 212.-GoOd accommoda-
tions for ladies' and gentlemen with or without ooart
reasonable
.l.lD-ST., Al WEST.-Front and middle par
- - lor 10 let with excellent table.
40 WEST 57TH-ST., in the S0NCi, very
tI desirable apartments ca0inetnshe froSeood stca'
heated see JANIroR
III MADISON -AyE.-Front third floor suit,
~ also front fourth squarc orishrc. superior
board
MiscelianeouB.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., No. goo .-st.-fsr. ct.
w sons ytsiting the Capital viii nnd haasotas o'as Win
Elpsror board dag week, VA ono ~ me, II5,..
INF locations m The city Convenient 20 lbs VIII ~
Fubc Builling., hsiols and prinei"i iins' oi
dicss MlsA IA HARNkG
New-York tribune., 1884-01-23
Rooms ano flats 60 fet.

10 EAST D-ST.-Large room second floor
" 'front.' closets hot and cold water folding bod.
References exchanged
l0TH-SV., 39 EASY.--Newly furnished
- roons mont basement for doctors oficei reference
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-08-02

How the Blaine Spectators Propose to
Make Something Out of the Election.

How the Blaine Spectators Propose to
Make Something Out of the Election.
81 will bet $50 even that can write the
names OF twenty States that will 90 for
Blaine" said man in a jaunty suit Of
clothes and BOwery derby in hotel in
the city yesterday. He had registered
somewhere from the North. A number
of gentlemen standing near by would
have taken the bet had they not been
warned Of tae trick the stranger was try
ing TO play.
A bet of this kind does not usually go
begging. When accepted the stranger
writes the names of twenty States most
of which he knows will be carried for
Cleveland, as for instance: Georgia,
Florida. Alabama, Arkansas, Kentucky,
Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, North
Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee,
Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland,
Delaware and others. This bet he counts
as losing. of course. Without showing
the list to his victim, the stranger then
offers to bet 500, or double, that
he will select from the list fifteen
other States which will cast their vote for
Blaine. This seems TO make the bet
dead sure thing. 1t is accepted Ia nine
cases out Of ten. The stranger then Sc
Iects from the unit North and West a
list of States-Maine, New Hampshire,
Massachusetts, Vermont, Rhode Island,
Pennsylvania. Ohio, Michigan, Illinois,
Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, Colorado,
Kansas, and others. This stake, OF
course. he wins, and he quits the
place better of by $50 or 500 on
the speculation. The game, 1t Is said, IS
being practiced all over the country in
the large cities, and large numbers are
raked in and swindled by the prohered
chance to get even with '-bluher."