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Keatss which any competent student in this CEN
turys literature could not decipher; yet II wouid
be tedious to catalogue the instances IN when MI
Speed has evidently misread Keats"
A Geneva correspondent Of The London Ddty Ne"s
writes: Toward the close of last year the federa
Government issued invitations to forty-one diher-
emit countries to send to conference
to be held at Bene in August of the present year.
the object of the conference being TO discuss the ba
sis of treaty of international copyright in literary
works and worksof art 1t is creditable to swtzer-
land that she took the initiative in this matter Ior
the benefits that would be conferred upon authors
and artists by such treaty cannot he galnsaid'
Unfortunately, however the Powers generally 90
not seem to he very enthusiastic on the SUBJECT
Judging from a report just issued. III when IL ID
stated that up to the present time only seven replies
have been received These replies are from Great
Britain, Germany, Italy, Argentine Greece the
Netherlands and the United States. The Govern
ment of Great Britain has instructed its Ambassa-
dor at Benc to represent this country at the CONFER
ence but without giving him power to come to any
binding decision Greece and the Netherlands hatly
decline to enter into any compact; While the
United States has done little more than acknowi-
edge the receipt of the invitation. Some astonlsh-
ment is expressed that the replies shoud have been
so few. and it is felt that unless more unanmlty Is
shown the end aimed at will probably not be at
toined -
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NAV work DAILY TR,BINE. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2, 1884

him hest In letter to his wife.writtenF during tho
summer OF 1851 he that he iswell ana happy put
little homesick for the woods the sea- the wilderness
You and the children all mingled with sunsets anu nceV
hoven."
II Bismarck has had any taste for gambling II mas
long since left him, and ut present ne never ,ouoncs
card As youngster he rather liked whist and once re-
manned at the whist table for seven full hours pang
twenty rubbers But he said once, when talking
about this only interested when the STAKES Were
hch and that docs not do for patcrfamias II Ia true
that in the summer OF 1865 he took part In game o,
quinze hut solely for political purposes win ponea
he told us nj Versailles, when concluded the treaty OF
Gasten with Bome. Although as rue a. I,ian I
long since left OF playing played so reeSessy 1
the others were asionlshed But knew what wanted
Blome had heard that ut qunze you had inc pest 3p
portnnity of getting TO know people ana nc was uyns
it then. thought, you shall know him well ost b
thought foolhardy and gave in In aaalI iS 10
card playing also discontinued smoking parity on
neuralgia and If he suffers from nervousness II - ~
wonder: for more than twenty years the most
part of the history Of Germany ana hot nun VI S
history of the neiCbOTing countries win It's pAics n
urobIems confusion and danger. hare passed through
his head he has taken it TO heart as we'll lrihGn
affects his health than anything else ana tt ne
should have his full share OF II Is the constant care OF Ie
parliamentary parties and OF some Court circles IICo
Bismarck is rather shOrtsghted but reas anu WHITES
ous Deone. he likes warm clothes and rooms. ana as
soon as the weather becomes cool all the rooms In the
house. even the spare rooms ana PasSses, my y
The temperament OF the Chancellor Is rather Gnolec
but the volcano dies quickly as is klndled ana
hs good nature gets the upper mana. says ~.
Busch: He has been called bitter character ucSso
and hater of mankind a sco1ier and cauInnator ilt
pOsterOus! He hates and despses only Ilt nnlon a.
Is not human Prince BlsInarcks dnnu t,o
amount TO about 95 O00 he lives quietly but Is h0spa
bile and wishes all his visitors to feel at nome a onR as
they are under his roof When living on his estates ne
is IN the oak woods when his favOrite flower the heather
l. in bloom.
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WEST SHORE ROUTE.

EEW.YORK, WEST SHORE 4 BUFFALO RAILWAY
Trains leave DesbroSaes COTtaDdt and foot u Westid ss
For Chicago suspension Bridge, Niagaa Falls and Buffalo,
iSp. N.
For Newark, Rochester Syracuse and Oneida $50 IN,
pm
Utica Little Falls Fort Plain CanaOhare Port Jackson
Amsterdam, Oi3O ii;20 ~ mi g p. m
Albany aud Catskill ~ $50 ii 20 mt A30, IS p
Negburg Kingston Highland POughkeepse, 49, eS0 ll2t
a. M; $40, 4:3O. % p. m.
DAILY. Other trains daily except Sunday.
Buffet Patur Cars on $3.50 and Ala and $50
trains for Albany
Paror Buffet Cars on $50 ~ train for Syracuse an&
Rochester.
Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars on p. N. train for Buffalo
and Chicago.
Tickets aud time tables stations and Offices OF the
pgny Jersey city Pennsylvania Railroad station Brooklyn
Nod COurtst Annex office foot OF FuOnsLJ S35 Fulton
st., and No DehalbAyeI New.York City Nos 1872 2O7,
sBl $685. 4l0 046 1923 broadway No. Union Square,
137 h-ave No. I6S East l25thst Pennsylvania RR sta
ton foot Deshrossesst foot CWtlandtst and West shore
Station. foot West 42dst
AENRY MoNETT. Gen. Pass. Agent
~ htale-st
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Gurorean advertisements.

TEMPERANCE DRINK PRIZES Under the
1 Patronage OF Committee consisting OF
mr. Ifar ~ Iichheld Rev Prebendary Grier
Itap,ran Kerr Es1 NJ D. 4. Dixon Spain. ESD
r. Stafford Howard ESQ Hon r. LW0od
n NiscOunte5s OsslngtOn
eempei Morley Fsa NJ u. Hon Mrs. Meynell Ingram.
''" WITH add TO their number.l
Tho want OF good Temperance Drink which shall take the
nare Of The cheap Intoxicating Liquors TO which the public
pccnstntned mas long felt OF tho many Drinks
hitherto in use having achieved more than temporary popu
laHty. 400, ......, ~, o ooo mo uo,.
offered FOR the two Temperance DRINKS under conditions
~ which NAV obtained upon forwarding 10 the Secre
fa stamped envelope bearing the and address OF the
Annlicau Intending 10 compete.
BY order Of tue Committee -. ,-or,o,,s o...,.
3ifces Victoria Chambers, 50 aud &C. Chancery Lane
attendance daily from II till O'Clock; except on satur
davs when n will be frOm 10 TIL i o'clock.
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Otea,: Cleaners.

nACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
/ LINES FOR CALIFORNIA, sANpWIQH ISLANDS
IAPAN. CHINA, NEW-ZEA LAND, AUSTRALIA, CtN
IRA I and SOUTH AMERICA and MEXICO,
$780, prom New York. pier foot Canalst., N r.
For the fstnmus OF Panama
CRESCENT CITY sails Thursday Apti 10 noon
Connecting FOR Central and South America ana Mexico
Prom san Francisco Let aud Irannan sts.
For Japan and China.
CITY OF TOXIC salts Saturday, April II, noon.
Fxeursoa ktts between san Francisco and Yokohama A.
-. special Tates
r.. trSt<oT iUIU, NEN.ZEALAND and AUSTRALIA
FW nor LAMBDA sails friday, April II,
~ .v<<sA on London mais Of san frnnole'o.
O.. W ~ esage and genstAl Information, apply AZ eoui
fof ue5tnL " a41.. on NE pei foot CanalSL, " n.
- 49, II j. BuLLAY huperIntes6e2t.
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DresslnIhlnI.

A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. 1928 Broadway. Thirty.
5Tstst, until and BOB West Twentyth. rdst
Eghhavo 81 East Fourteenth st. corner U00n square
100 Thrlave, corner Forty seventlst a. the HARLEM
OFFICES. Nos 1907 and 2. o. Th,Tdave, corner One
hundredand Wenty 1iths. up 10 at regular onco
rates
A THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED DRESS
~ MAKER who a irstclass litter and draper can also
kinds Of wants few more engagements by
day. Address D. NJ, Tribune Uptown Oce l23S BWay
DRESSMAKER.-A dressmaker of long ex-
perence In best city houses wishes engagements by
private families understands her business In All
branches best references Address NJ ~, Tribune Up
town Onice. / ,23s Broadway.
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Gorses ar6 Carriages.
COLGATE'S BLACK HARNESS SOAP
" is considered the best FOR washing
HARNESS, CARRIAGE TOPS,
and al articles made OF
LEATHER OR RUBBER.
Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR PURCHASE OF YES
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

NAVY DEPARTMENT, |
W,eHlNGTON, March !. ls9f.)
In accordance with the rovisons OF the 9TH section OF the
act OF Congress making appropriations supply deficiencies
approved 1888 sealed proposals VIII De received at
the Department until noon saturday, May = 1854,
ard place they will be opened for the purchase
Of certain vessels which have been stricken from the Navy
ResCr under authority OF act OF Congress approved
August which is deemed for the best interests OF
the United states TO sell , ,- -,.,.., ,...,,.
are the Niagara nt Boston Mass, S2l2Olj Florida at New
London Conn s527O0 Colorado s34 200, ana Ic0IdefOga
$4,000 York; supply sSOO at leagne lsand fen
Pawnee 5000 ROYAL s. G.. Benica, $4,000, AMI
Cvane sI2 900 at Mare Island Cal.
TropOsas be submitted I'm sealed envelope addressed
the Secretary OF the Navy Washington d. C and ndOr3el
proposals the purchase OF vessels so as to distinguish
them uuncatOns NO oher Tor more than one
vessel should be included within one proposal.
The viii be sold for cash. 70 the person or persons
or corporation corporations offering the highest prices
therefor the appraised value thereof ach pa or pro
pOsal accompanied by deposit IN cash OF satisfactory
certified check OF not less than ten per cent OF inc amount "
the offer proposal and also bond with penal sum equal
10 Whole OF tie Offer with two or more sIretes 10
he the Secretary OF the Navy conditioned Tor the
payment the remaining ninety per cent OF the amount OF
proposal within thirty days from tne uhle Or us
accepance default is made in the payment OF the
malnng ninety per cent any part thereof within that
cash deposit OF ten cent aha be considered as
forfeited Government and sa be applied as directed
i'm The act of March 1888 AudepossRd bonds OF bidders
whose proposals shall not be accepted VIII be returned 10
on Application the Department printed list VIII De Gr-
nshed giving general information concerning the vessels
also forms bids aud bonds which must be used by bidders
The vessels examined at any time by applying 10 the
Commandments Of the Navy Yards.
The purchasers the vessels purchased from the
h I'M I've u pepsrtment WILLIAM T. CHANDLER
- WV Secretary Of the Navy.
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING


NEW-JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION,
FOOT OF LIBERTY-sTs NORTH RIVER. 49,.
'''''' nom Brookiyn Bridge Pier.
TIME TABLE-TAKING EFFECT NOV. 10, 1888
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON Bound Brook
E i2do M. stSDAYs at SAB a. No. $50 '''
@ a. or s anyn
hocken and Norristown
DRAWING. ROOM CARS all Day Trains and SLEEPING
CARS on Night Trains.
returning leave PHILADELPHIA, Ninth and Grcensts,
g@ SUNDAY s$S $50 1929 iSo BS Is6 d s9$
Pun SUNDAY, $40 a M, 4sO D. NJ
Leave warren ard S5 t e. So sIs
For WILLI2IsP0RT at e45. 7'40. 900 a. np s40, 4oc
For SUDBURY ana LEwIsBJRG at GAS. 7A6 a. m, s4S
For READING and HARRISBURG at 7:45 900 1lI5 a N,
100 1880 400, $50, 1900 Sundays at $50 p m.
For SCRANTON at Gao, 300 a m. S46 p. M
For WILKEsBARRE and PITTsToN at 6;45, 900 a. m,
100 1880 3:46 $3.50 p. m. Sundays at 530p N.
For DRIFToN at $40 a m, 8:45 p. m
For TAMAQUA at 6:46 7i0 900 100. $780, s45, 400.
For BETHLEHEM ALJEYTowN and MAUoH CHUNK
st 6t45 300 ~, 1;oo $780, 3a5, ESQ p w. Sunday at
$50 p. m.
For EAsroY at gl0, 900 m. 100. lso. s4O, 400, 4sO.
For STATIONS on HIGH BRIDGE BRANCH at 300
a. NJ, AGO. 430 p m.
For FLEMINGToN at 645 600 No., loo l'SO 400, A'sO.
500, $50 p. m. Sundays $50 p m
For soMERvILLE at 6t5 300 1890 lll3s n 100, 100,
Ssy: 800 $50 Ss S Zoo SOO H. Bun
Zoo fs6, $50 SGS, 400 49, 500 Sb $50 500, $50
qS 1888 s 49, 1882 S5S s 1890 o Sundays at '0 sS
For ELIZABETH at CHS, $40 7l6, 745, 500. $50, 600
q3O 1000 1870, HIS ll:30 l2;45 loo, 1890 300
3$o 800 $50 si5, 500 !15, 40 AZ. 800 6,l5 5:80
Yi.3O, i2,6Opm. SUNDAYS at 800 s&5 m. l3o, 400
$50, 800, 1900 pm.
vSF SE% d r. s Zoo ss az "a Iso soo sis
l5 200 300 800 g. 80 400 4:30 800, 6l6 $3.50, 6:i6
900 6i5, ESQ 700! 7sO, s;l5 300 6Ao, 1OS9 ll,la,
i2o6 SgND6AYs a. 800 az siS o lSlS M 1900 NJ
For LoNG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE, 10. an rail- at
800 SIS IN, 1890 400 600 y m. SUNDAYS except
Ocean Grove at400 1O45 am.
For PREEHOLD-At SIS, IL O. III, l;3O, 4, 6p
For LAX EWOOD, TOMS RIVER and BARNEGAT at S;lb
M 1870. 4i3O with through Daror cara on 4i30 D.
train.
for VTNELAND HRIDdEToN at 1850 D. m
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No. g, North River, via Sandy Hook.
cor LONG BRANCH EAToNTowN. etc. at 1 y. M
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Ee9al Notlres.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Hon.
John s. Morgan County Judge Of Monroe Comfy notice
hereby given persons having claims against Donald
Gordon lately doing in the city Of Rochester city o
Oggeg0 village Mexico and city Of New York 10 present
the ZANE with the vouchers thereof duly verified the sub
scrbeI been duly appointed Assignee Of said Donald
Gordon for benefit OF his creditors al his Office NOs
aud 10 Mainst, Rochester NewNOrk, before
the 10th day Of June, 1884.
Dated Rochester Feb 70, 1854. - .
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miscellaneous.

/ EGGAT BROTHERS.
r. BIG PRICES PAID FOR
ENTIRE LIBRARIES
AND PARCELS OF BOOKS.
Cheapest Hook Store In the World,
81 CHAMBERS-sT. near city IIall ParfA ~ u.
DURCHASER.-A young lady of refined taste
wishes 10 do purchasing for Outofown pAftteei al or
doTs carefully promptly e1eeued for references teTns
and Address, address, fOr week. BU lE ITuune Omee
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Uipioeno Notlces.

ALL COUPONS DUE 1st PR0X. AND The LIE
N principal duo that date, issueo by
RAIIROAD EQUIPMENT COMPANY, occurred by Tollns
stock furnished he following railroads under
lin Co No 34ia PiDe-st, New.Yorki Il. W. Clark Co.,
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Tickets can procured foot Liberty Pier No North
River a. le2. 207 20 "a 4l9 72l pa lSl7 and
S2S bc9aaway Fa anq 2 81 ana prnepa @oss IN
New.York city Brooklyn at Nos Courst llS BROAD.
gay 1880 Fult0n.st, 30 Manhatt1nave dc Kab.
wei 1891 Atanticave In Hoboken, 264 Washington.st,
~ Y Transfer will call for and check baggage from
hotels or residence 20 destinati0r. 80, -
J. L. wOoTTEN general Manager e. q. HANN N, -
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Gummer Resorts.

PAVILION HOTEL and COTTAGES,
lain Long Island now Open. House her ed with steam
JAMES SLATER Of the Berkeley JthRve. and 9th'st
owner and proprietor.
prospect HOUSE,
Il SHELTER ISLAND,
T. L. n Y-Tlds popular aud wellknOyn hotel will open
about June TO- grams OF and other Information
call address the proprietor,
CUMMIT. n. J.-One mile from depot first
- class accommodations for fam les; house, modern inn
provements: high ground fruit shade stable etc. Adj
dress Tor particulars, BOARD, BOX ~ ITl6une once.
VNHE SHELBURNE.
ATLANTIC CITY, Y. J.
Open all the year. 30 yards from the Beach.
Tho ouse specially hteif for WINTER is thoroughly
heated and large galleries OF them the
second floor EDWIN ROBERTS.
NJANTED.-Adultbo ardersfOr summer from
w May supplying milk butter, vegetables
in season good and Table abundant shade and
air 80 miles Harlem Railroad. Mrs HOLMES to-day and
tomorrow, u 1, No. A34 7tlLave., address
Box :, Bedford station, Westchester Co, n. y.
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STARIN'S
SIAKINS
COMPANY.

- CITY, RIVER AND BARBoR TRANSFORMATION
COMPANY.
Office Pier 1s, N. r., foot Of CortandtsE
Consgnments of freight forwarded directed any pa
VI the world
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
Orders received for delivery all kinds OF freight mo
thandse to any part OF the city,
SEA AND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
BoR LIGHTERAGE.
Freight every description promptly ghtered any point
IN the harbOr al reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS,. BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamer JOHN II. sTARIN for NEw.HAvEN. leaves pies
Is, N r., foot OF Cortlandts, at p. daily [sUNDAYa
excepted
Freight for points D. L. W. b r. received at LED
For New-neven and points East az Pier lS.
NORTH SHORE, STATEN IsLAND-Eleven Miles fos
Ten Cents via steamers from Pier E r. foot OF White
ballst
CENTRAL sHPYARD. communipaw. N J.-Dry DocEA
Machine and Boiler shops Everything sppeIainns 70 the
construction and repair OF vessela
THE ERIE RAILWAY, better known as the
l. NEw.YoRK LAKE ERIE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
ATrSnssments Of trains from chs%ScTs't DSpSs ,o
Coaches SsfsgS s%sSay EmIIs Sleeping
HHcs SSaf ISais %S
NiagTa T3s % Sss% an 1NS, zee M csS
day Connecting Trains Detroit $40 Toledo $40
and RdSRS' FIn a% for the ws. Solid Of
I bay and fs sSpE .na d
buffet Smoking Coaches to Chicago
hshed ana p ssaa ~ no s $50 ~ noon
Lao $50 440 $40 $50 0l0 $3.50 1880 1890 ~ midnight
Sundays $3.50 1920 a IN las ei30 m ~ midnight
Paterson 720 1850 $50 1910 m IL noon LAO $50 si0
$40 $3.50 810 $3.50 730 Sis 1880 and ~ midnight sun
days $3.50 1910 m lAo $50 o p m ~ midnight -.
Newark and Paterson via Newark b4o sac 1890 m $40
ghts onlv sundays 9;1b m $40 ESQ D m. =
Suern 7:bU 1920 146 $50 $50 6l0 Slb and II
midnight sundays . $50 logo m las $3.50 pm andiS
midnight
Warwick 100 m 4:S0pm.
Ncwburg aud Cornwall 1850 a $50 4:S0 pm. Sunday
RondOut and Kingston and Montgomery a m tsopm.
Goshen 8 1850 1920 m $50 $50 4So s:l6 m sun
day q $3.50 1920 q m $3.50 pm.
Mddleown 0 7.50 o 1920 $50 4:J0 Sis m Sunday
0 $3.50 1920 an $3.50 The trains ea and 4SO "
trains with New York. Ontario and Western Railroad
az Mainst. The q m train stops at Main.st. only. -
Port Jeryis 1903 1910 M ALSO slo Sunday $50
1920 m $3.50 SPIN
2Sdst quarter OF and quarter each hons
from 5i5 TO lO45 every thirty minutes: aud froa
1045p m 90 l245 m every hour.
Tickets for and apartments In Drawing Room ana
Sleeping oaches can be obtained and orders Tor the
end transfer Of baggage may be left q the company
Court ST., Brooklyn the Compsny's Depois
Express trains from the West arrive IN NeWhofA 'io
80" John N ABBoTT, Genr Psssr Agent, New.York.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEYx
~ Trains leave for Engewood Closer Plermont ana
Nyack $40 lei $40 $50 $50 GAO $50 m IL mha-
night Sundays o NJ and 7ilo m an ,o . ,so
Manuel spfng Valley and Money 7;lo 10 am 4eop%
''Ai oaS n. ABBOTT. Qssl Rss'g Agent Esw'YozA-
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Qcacbers.

A ABLE AND THOROUGH TEACHERS
n Of all grades tutors goyernesse lecturers companions
&c circulars schools free charge those employ
ing teachers. nor TO teachers until engaged f. MIRIAM
C0YRIERE& CO.. 81 East l7th-st, Union square.
A GENTLEMAN for French and German (;
~ salary 81 2O0 another for freehand drawing and Eng
llsh; Grammar school Assistants 90 go west Apply 10
4. LOWELL & CO. l6 Astor Place, n. y City.
4 TEACHERS, Tutors, GOvernesses, sup
"a. piled free 20 employers schools recommended TO
parents FLORENCE FITCH, q Union square.
4 MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE, estab-
"a hshed 1865 provides promptly Best Teachers for PHI
yste Pups Families Schools College, Circulars O. Good
Teachers always wanted. Application form Tor stamp
j. W. SCHERMEKHOkN & Co, East lithst,N Y.
COVERINGS OR C0MPANI0N.-A lady
" desires position companion rgOveness with ladies'
going to Europe Speaks German and French; has lived
abroad knows principal cities places Of interest hotels ec
could OF al travelling arrangements references
given ana required. Address Europe" Mrs. Young
Fulton Teachers Agency, No % Union Square, eVYOrk
7 AIDES AS RESIDENT TEACHERS.-The
IL higher English branches mathematics aud musc In
sruental vocal sic also for Englsh French Lat
in McthOdst; another mathematics and natural sciences
French lady teacher another with German and needle
Tor boarding school, German tutor WITH English
for family In city. H. HE9SFp 90 west 2Istst
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads


ALBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE,
~ DREW and ST. JOHN -
Leave Pier Al r. foot Of Canalst every week uay Ht
Tickets and baggage checked TO all stations on
Central and also tickets Of the N Y ami
II good for passage and staeroom berth Rooms
warmed.
lrOR RONDOUT AND KINGSTON,
l. Ianding at Cranstons West Point cornwall New
burgh Marlboro, Milton p, ughkeepse and Esopus, -
Connecting and Delaware ana stony Cl9Vo IL ~
Steamboats, JAMES w BALDWIN and CAISh LII IeaVe
daily at p. NJ. Pier foot OF HarrsOn-st. NJ X.
TNROY BOATS, CITIZENS LINE.
steamers CITY OF TROY and SARATOGA leave Pier
a. North River foot CstOpherst daily except saturday,
at m connecting morning trains for the North and
West Sundays steamer touches at Albany.
I EHIGH VALLEY RAlLEOAD.-Passenge
II trains depot foot Of Cortand and sbrosses SITS
at $40 M $40 and for E9slo1, bethlehem Allen
town, Reading Mauch Chunk, Nlkesbarre Iowandal wa
verify ithaca Geneva Lyons, Buffalo and the west Pullman
through coaches daily Local trains at O. m ana oao
p. m. for EastOu Bethlehem and Cooay. -
leaving $40 q. IN, and 34O p m connect Tor
ali points IN Aahanoy and Haz Teton coal regions Sunday
train local Mauch Chunk $40 M Leave Maueh Chunk
Geker Eastern Office corner Of Church and Cortandt sta
I. n p A
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MANHATTAy RAILWAY COMPANY, }
No. II BROADWAY, NEW. YORK, 7
March IL, 1884.
A DIVIDEND of one and One-half per cent
~ ON the FIRST PRRFERRED STOCK Of this company
for the ending March 81 1884 has been declared
payable at Mercantile Trust Company on and after Ap
1884 stockholders of record March 20 1854 pro
vded legal restraint prohibiting such payment removed
Treasurer.
CENTRAL IOWA RAILWAY COMPANY.
~ March 81, 1884.
coupons falling April tho bonds of this Company
will be paid at the Mercantile Trust Company. -
RUSSELL SAGE.
Vlce-Presdent.
T ONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY
IL The Of Directors have declared quarterly diy
dend of ONE PER CENT upon the capital stock, payable
May 1884 the Corbn Banking Co., New York. The
transfer books close April - and reopen May 2 Apr
1884. .- - ,.,,-,, ,r-
NOTICE.-CoupOns of the following bonds,
~ maturing April 1884, win be paid and after that
date. at the Office Of MESSRS JESUP PATTON Geo. NO OF
Wil1am-st., New-York.
Mississ pp River Bridge Company first mortgage
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILROAD
~ COMPANY,
No 1898 Wanu.st. Philadelphia. The coupons maturing
April l. the First Mortgage Bonds OF the NORFOLK
AND WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY New River Dl
will be paid and after Tuesday April lhS ny r.
w CLARK & CO., No 30 South Thlrdstr PbLadeSla,
c. II. w. AkMES,
treasurer