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Inc report Is that the money for ths
Danvilie Investigation will be arranged
this week, and that the committee will re-
sumo It's sessions next week.
III Is reported that New England sena-
tor, one oil the patrons Of civil service.
urged an appointment under the Senate
sergeant-al-Arms OF Washington city
ir'enu. lie got him appointed, but found,
70 nus cnagrin, that one Of his Republican
room for him.
senator Hoar wants Congress TO give the
luuges OF the Supreme Court clerks, with
salary Of $4,000.
Inc Senate Committee on Railroads will
soon commence the consideration OF inter-
State commerce.
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fBy telegraph to the Dispatch. !

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, March i0.-The House
OF Delegates to-day, after protracted
struggle, passed the Senate hill reducing
the fee for. marriage-licenses from $3.50 TO
sixty cents. Heretofore the revenue TO the
State from this has averaged S27, 900 annu-
ally, the State receiving "a and the court
clerk issuing it fifty cents for each license.
The determined opposition TO the bill was
because Of this reduction OF revenue.
Under the new law. while the fees OF the
clerks will remain as before, the State will
receive but ten cents for each license.
Marriage-licenses IN Maryland have been
higher than In any other State.
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SOUTHERN SOLDIERS HOME.
The Movement Being Pushed in New York
and BROOKLYN.
Try telegraph 10 the Dispatch.

Try telegraph TO the Dispatch.I
New YORK, March 19.-General John B..
Gordon, OF Georgia, has invited the ex-
Confederate soldiers now in New York TO
meet him at the st. James Hotel to-mor-
row night for q conference with deputa-
tons from the Grand Army OF the Repub-
lie in the interest OF home for disabled
Confederate soldiers. This movement is
in aid OF the one inaugurated at Richmond.
Adjutant Berry, Of Phil. Kearncy
Post, and Captain A. \. Splitter, Of the
r. L. Lee Camp, of Richmond, are here on
the same business. They are accompanied
by Mr.. Nungesser, Of Lincoln Post, n. j.,
and by General James K. Obrine, OF Far
ragut Post, Grand Army OF the Republic,
OF New York. They are making arrange
ments in regard to the fair to be held at
Richmond in aid Of this cause.
In Brooklyn to-day very satisfactory pro-
gress was made, with the aid and co0pera.
ton OF Major Walker, Colonel McLeer.
the postmaster. and other representative.
Of the Grand Army Of the Republic in
Brooklyn, in forwarding the project.
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Earthquake i'm Newfoundland
INV Telegraph 70 Che Dispatch'J

sr. JOINS, N. f.. March IA violent
shock OF an earthquake was experienced
here yesterday. The weight OF t9e dls.
turbance was felt in the vicinity oil ha.Dor
Grace, Hearts Content, Hants harbor,
Brigus Bay, Roberts, and Holy i hood r Al
81. Johns the disturbance was ievoN' in us
line Of the volcanic travel was from north
m south, and the disturbance TOOK pace
between 1850 and 1:45 p. M.
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An Institute burned.

by telegraph 10 the Dispatcb.I
NEW ORLEANS, March ia SPECIAL TO
the Times Democrat from Farmersyile,
La, says the Concord Institute at Shiloh,
Union parish. together with its contents,
was burned to day. 1t was the most
dOurlshing school in this part OF the State.
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taking fire, the men were quickly burned
to death In sight Of a Mortified crowd who
were unable to assist them. The rushing
stream OF oil overlook William Stahlman,
another employee. as he fed, and he, too,
was burned TO death. Merriam & Nor
gan's loss Is $4,000. The cause OF the ex-
plosicn Is unknown.
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Rhode Island Democratic NOMINAL
lions.
(By telegraph TO the Dispateh.l

[By telegraph 10 The DIsp1'V.,I
PROVIDENCE. X. l., March l9.-the Dem
ocratic State Convention here to-day homi-
nsted Thomas W. Segar, OF Westerly, ior
Governor; Amasa sprague, OF Crans'on'
for Lieutenant-G Governor; Jonathan NJ:
Wheeler, OF Cranston, for secretary OF
State; Charles E. German, OF ffosiuehe n
for Attorney General; and George +.
Leonard, OF Newport, for General Irea-
surer; and delegates to the NationM Con-
yentiOu.
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Death ora Once. Famous singer,
nv ,e,.rr,nb 70 the Dispatch.l

iby teleRraph 10 TUG
NEW YORK, March l9.-Madame Anna
Bishop, once famous singer, VINO had a
worldwide reputation. died suddenly last
night of apopIexy at her residence on
Parkayenue. Her husband, Martin schultz,
was at her bedside when she Dreamed her
last. She leaves no children.
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Celebrating the Commune.

PARIS. March 9.-Tbe Communists cele-
brated the anniversary OF the beginning OF
the Commune OF 1871 last evening by ban
quets In several OF the suburbs. The
speeches at these were OF violent and
revolutionary character.
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Fred. Douglass for Logan
fpv telegraph to The Dispatch

WAsuIsGroN, March 14.-Fred. Douglass
has come out squarely for John A. Logan.
To Times representative he said: g o-
gan Is the colored mans candidate. he
was dashing soldier and ierrinc nght-
err. He has been the friend OF the colored
man since 1861"
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Given Opium for Rhubarb.

10y ItfVkTHpI 70 tIt DIsIlAtCH.T
LOUISVILLE, KY, March 19.-Four chill
dren Of G.. ID. Alsop, living near this city,
were given opium to-day by their mother
in mistake for powdered rhubarb. Two
died. and the others are not expected to
recover.
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The Late Georgia Tragedy.
rBy telegraph to the Dispatch. !

AuausrA. March 19.-According to In
formation from Mclean, the colored chill
dren murdered yesterday were chopped TO
wears and the Youngest babe. Ed. powse,
the father Of the children, was workinE 10
q field when the murders were committed
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MARINE INTELLiGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH 10, 1884


Schooner Mark Gray, Randall, Boothbay, fer
till ger, John Knox. Jr., agent.
Schooner Virginia Dare, DelaDy. Baltimore.
fertilizer. W. A. james. agent
Schooner Emily Burton, Goode, Wilmington,
railroad material, W. II. Curtis, agent.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk, [ nj cd states
mail, merchandise, and passengers. L. Is. Tatum,
superiptendcnf
Schooner Charles T.. Young, Corson, New York
plg-iron, John \. Gordon. agent; vessel. Curtis 4
Parker
Schooner George W. COylngtOn, Meyers, Old
Fort, TO load lumber for Baltimore.
schooner William AppiegarIh, Mitchell, Nor
folk, truck-barrels vessel, Curtis Parker.
PORTOF VIEWPOINTS NEWS. MARCH 10 II S64
lBy telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamer Lursy, Schermerhorn, Norfolk. mel
chandise and passengers, Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Conn any land sailed on returDl.
steamer Accomac. DeIk, merchandise aud pas
sengers, Smithheld. Chesapeake and ohio Railway
Company land sailed ON reinrnl.
Steamer Northampton, McCarrick, Aorfo x.
merchandise and pas cngers, Chesapeake aud OHIO
Railway Company land sailed on returnl.
SAILED.
Schooncrs ;. ;. Thorp, Bailey; Sue Williams.
Pearcc. and Horace L. shares, Osborn, all Tor
New York, with coal, Chesapeake and ONO Hali-
WAY Company.
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Death OF Bishop Kavanaugh.

10y ItIcRfapn % IHe Y
New ORLEANS, March ia special
from Columbus, Miss, to the Times Demo
crdt announces the death there tnls morn
ing of Bishop II. II. Ksvanaugn, OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church, south, r. the
age OF eighty.three. His remains VIII be
taken TO Louisville.
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MEDICAL C0LLEGE.

MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.
M sPsCiAL COURSE or PRACTICAL. MED
ICtSR.--Session viii begin oa WEDNESDAY,
April 2. 1854, and END July 4. Practical and
clinical for recent graduates, yet elementary and
eoarse; sS tor anatomical material For ssrenlar
or further information address -
DE. JOHN n. UPsitCR.
secretary aud Treasurer,
400 easi. Grace street, Richmond, Va.
NH 2-eodlm
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BY telegraph.
NEW WORK

NEW YORK, March 10. 1SSf.
stocks were quiet aud strong to-day, but the
changes In prices were unimportant. Operitors
had no desire OF entering into new contracts until
something aefnite was known regarding The out
come of the deliberations OF the railroad mana,
gers AZ Chicago. The market opened very hrm and
then weakened, prices running on sala. Before
the first call stronger tone prevailed, ana under
the leadership az low-priced shares general adj
vance was established. The market continued
strong throughout the afternoon. In the final
dealing, however. some Of the active shares re-
sc,ed, and the market closed slightly lower. Az.
ter business hours t was reported that the rairotd
managers at Chicago had arranged all dlnculties.
ID was also reported during the day that Chicago,
burlington and Quincy and Union Pacinc had
appointed = committee 20 settle their trouble.
Compared with last nights closing prices arr
ICsk higher for Northwest, 81 Paul, Rock Island,
Delaware and HUDSON, Denver, Louisville aud
Nashville. Lake shore. Michigan Central, Missouri
Paciac, Kansas and Texas, New York Central
Northern Pacific, Reading, Manitoba. Twas Pa
cine, and Wabash; keik lower for Central Pacific
I,aekawanpa, Oregon franscontipentai. Paeinc
Mail, and Western Union. The steamship 6allis
took out s600.o0e In gold to-day. .saiessl Slow
shares.
BALTIMORE.
RkIrINoEr. March io.--ylrginis IS, c0nsoli-
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uorr,n,e peath from burning on.
In- ,o,arranh 10 the Dispatch.l

IBy Telegraph 70 Tue Dlspa'
CLEVELAND, o., March ia stu at
Merriam & Morgan's 0il-Works' In this
city, exploded this morning. Inc escaping
oil instantly submerged August Fisher and
August Guenthcr, employs, and, the oil
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Jas,cd Gladstone.

BY cable TO the Dispatch.
LONDON, March Ghdstone's condi.
ton is said TO be somewhat improved. He
has gone TO Coombe, in Surry. He looks
iaded,
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

WEDNESDAY,. March 10, 1884.
SAJES-FigsT BoARD.-1,000 Virginia new So
at 51'.; 400 Richmond city s's at 1899, 1900
do. 1881; 800 Richmond city IS (dLe 1881 at
1CS, 100 do. (due 1897 at 105, 600 do. (due
1891 at LOG, 1900 do. llongl 1131, 1000 Geor-
gia Pacific first 6's at ga, 1000 do. at 94}s,
1000 do. at 94k, 5000 do. ut 94l.; 10 shares
Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Railroad stock
at2I
SECOND BOARD.-ll.000 Virginia new 3's at
do at 573s.
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nIylDENDS.


OFFICE OF THE MERCHANTS AND MEcHASicsl
INSURANCE COMPANY or Virginia, (
RICHMOND, March Ia. 1884.
A DIVIDEND OF 3 PER CENT. On
N fhe capital stock Of this company VIII be
paid 10 the stockholders In liquidation 90 nresn-
tation Of their scrip nj The once OF ". masss
& Co.. No. lO14 Main street, ON a"u e''ci VIC
18TH INSTANT ~ opoovp
ni iS5t secretary.
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Efaui.

t3.259s4 extra, s4.75Mff. go: 's-~nv ssA
sS:25: Patent family. s6Gs6.25. Market very
dull.
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FERTILIZERS.
mOULDINGs. BRACKETS. &c.

~-~-~-~-~-~>~@~-~S~~~-----~--,
WHITE & POINDEXTER,
w PLANING-MlLL AND BOX FACTORY.
Manufacturers Of M0uLDlNGs. CnRNisf.
BRACKETS, HOUsE-rRl INNINGS Or All.
DESCRIPTIONS, ROUND AND SQUARE
WOODEN PACKAGES. Estimates furnished.
FACTORY. Twenty. fourth and Main STREETS.
lie 2s-3mj
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YURNIrBKE


NEW AND ELEGANT STfLEs@
IN OF FURNITURE. "
inst manufactured. now la store. ExsmiseK
our stock before buying. great variety or ~
al '''' SAMUEL W. HARDWOOD 4 son,
NH IQ-2m No. Governor street.
ZINE CHARACTERISTICS, IN WAL-m
II NUT AND MAHOGANY PARL0R- ~
sIrlTs, sIDEBoARDs, HALL-SfANDs.-h
ne have lust received fresh supply 81 The
above. aud parties needing FINE GOODS
LON PRICES would do well To examine eur
stock A full supply OF medium goods always ON
'i "a "a y. GATHRIGur & SON
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COMMERCIAL.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND. March 10. 1854.
OFFERINGS.
wHEAT.-white. ~ bushels. Mixed, 172 BUSH
els. Red. !, 3l6 bushels.
CoRs.-Wbiie, 1856 bushels. Mixed. 1900
bushels.
OATs.-1, 900 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
CoRS.-white, $50 bushels good on private
terms; sos bushels very good at TIC.
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BALTIMORE

RALrIxoRr, March is.-virginls s., consoii-
dated, 4pss: past-due coupons 3Sh new lO-tV,s !
S3s; new IS, o.. North Carolina Is, old iiVs
Bid to-day.
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NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

IKepOrItu lot NE IUsDalCN.I
NORFOLK, March le.-MaIket very dull. Buy
ers are reported not inclined 10 buy even at
schedule prices. sales OF l73 bags at 6Sd7ylc
Estimated stock, $4,000 bags.
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BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.

The House has fixed April I'd for con-
s'defiDg the presidential succession bill.
Government receipts to-day: Customs,
Ssa,55s internal-reyenue receipts, $780,
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Sales bp Auslioa

TINE assignee of the late firm OF 1.0wkYy
4 BROWN a ADDINsELIs tmparters OF wooi sns, ga
sell atpuollc ano,lnn Of NfLAERLtlfs
HOGUEr co, and 90 Whitesf, New YORK. Cftf.
the 18th day OF Jne 1874 boganng al 10 alb hen
asd trlmmings IN the possesAhsn VI Che
sgnee, and formerly belonging ~ sAa ara VI Ldwfy.
BROWN a ADDINsElL.
Dated New. York. MAY 20 1884
WILLIAM IL. SAGE. Attorney Ter AssgAsA
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THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH
4 COMPANY.

a COMPANY.
NEw-YoRK, Juno H. 1884.
DIVIDEND NO. 6S.
Tho poart AZ T9-tors have declared nuaTtay dividend
M OEE AZ ID TTIREF-F0U RTHS PER CENT upon the
capital stec ~ this company from the net eaTnin Of the
ties months ending Tune both instant PAYABLE at the office
the treasurer and after the I1t dy OF my next 10
shafchoders OF record on the Goth OF June, Instant
Theffanyer book will be closed IN NewN0k aud London
at Oeldc afternoon OF Juno 2uh instant AMI te
OP''''" VII '''D m N ROCHESTER,. Treasurer.
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0itp properip mautea

VNIANTF.D. Private Houses torrent atSl ,2OO
wv 20 sl per year. FOLSOM BROS. l2Ss BroaaSay
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AREYOU GOING
AVON INN.

KEY EAST BEACH. y. J., opens June 20 49,
Five Of Long Branch; ehanlngly JVho
rure OF ocean New house new funituie az CON
ven,ences iucndng amt warm ana cod sea-
wafer baths 1ssTs send Tor llslaatsd "a
s6T AT AVON INN" Address, b. II. Y ARD WHO MAY pe
seer ST Mare, 30t1si ana otave" ~ l. every
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MANHATTAN RAILWAY CoMPAHY,}
Secreiary's ONCE, al Broadway, Z
MONEY WANTED

on long time per be secured by the finest
Lock 2GS, Galesburg III
- ,..,,r,-, IL. y r-rNnrI A
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einsssl Jlrcasrtp for Sale ana Go Get.

TOR SALE at a bargain. Excellent invest
mem: property that viii alw pay on Waitsts near
Bruxarayg Cuartand Grrcuwich Pesrist ned Cot
St1ue-st Broad tie Old Prutuce -Ex
Change properly on whitehall Pearl Moore and Water ss
5. EDDY & CO, las Broadway.
ITO LET.-Stores lofts and offices IN Fulton,
i Beekmar. Nassau Ann. Gold. William, Pear, jacob
''"" A- rutland ANYTHING. Beekman.st
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ITO RENT-In private family-Corner' house
on-sfaason-ave; elegantly furnished ID door Sd floor
and rooms for gentlemen; references. o 60,
Aadnsst Box IA Tribune UptDN o0ice, i ,2ss BSay.
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DrassMadnJ.

ADyERTSEMENTS. FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE Will BE hEcLIVE ED Al r lit
UPTOWN OFFICES. No. .2.S broadway, corner lHlrl-
,rrst until o n nm and 3O8 Twenty nrtst- corner
Firhtave East Fouteenthst corner mon sdlars'
40 1hlrdaye corner venths y os ~ - in
ave. SIxeth-st. and az the HA KLEIN & 20
ave- ACKNOWLEDGEMENT up "
Z p.m at regular Office rates.
TApIFS WANTING SEilS or WRAPS
- ALL WYNN uo won " ~ Miss FITS Bank-st.
nRESSMAKER.-An experienced dressmaker
Address IL A. M Box n Tribune Uptown ONCE LIS
BrDadwgy
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MANHATTAN BEACH.
Gorsss ana Carriasss.

A--MAGNfFICFNT TEAM OF dark bay
y. Kentucky coach horses. lea hands hish years
old warranted sente, Mt Tor lady DIVE. n
atfre at AsTOR LIVERY AND OARDING STABLES,
49th-st. and Lexington. ave
NOLGATE'S BLACK HARNESS SOAP,
". Is considered tie best Tor washing
HARNESS. CARRfAGE TOPS
aud all articles nais of
LEATHER OK IiJ4BlEI.
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S8UTHERM PACIFIC RAILROAD CO.
NOTICE or REDEMPTION.

All persons holding any Of the bonds or the
seuth.ru Pacific Railroad Company are hereby no.
iiBod thar there IS now In the hands o.
no udersgr Trustees uudor the mortgage by which the
payment bonus il secured the sum OF enc Hunhed
which, under the terms OF said mort
Sc h aDpfics tie rcemption purchase OF said
UondE t tho undersigned W receive seated pro9dshs
AZ fp alr Ot~p SAID company corner Of 4th AMI Town
sd san FInaseo for the surrender o. si bonds unt
H. 40tb l9y ol Tune -~4 atNhch proposals will be
o,cncd amt bonds offered AZ me lowest price VIII
b. rvteeford or pHrchassd to the amount aOcesaid
pr,s4 70 bc indOr-p Proposals Tor Surrender OF First
Mort,,aeq bands Southern Pacific Railroad Company"
D. o. MILLS. / T,,,staas
san Fr.1r-isco May 10, ISL
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Rooms uno flats 90 Get.

4 81 WEST 25TH-ST, cool, charming
n. rooms summer prices desirable location references
A FEW HANDSOMELY and newly furnished
n rooms To let references--4 40 Irving Piase
4 NICELY FURNISHED single room, bath
n on floor below. So Irving place 81 week
FURNISHED ROOMS. without board sum.
i mer prices 81 " 81 S7th.st.
1 ARGE PARI.0R to let for business, SAT
II 6th-avo. Other rooms
MO. 10 EAST 42D-ST. -Nicey furnished
~ rooms large small folding beds ali eOnysniehces
summer pricesi references
I0TH.ST., 80 EAST.--FnInshed rooms very
i ~ desirable for summer reference.
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1suoklnn propsrtn for Sale ana> G6~ fet

A BROOKLYN HOUSE, free and clear,- cash
"A yalue IS COO. TO exchange Iowa lands.
rutland 4 WHITING D Beekman-st
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Conntrp propertp Uanted.

NNANTED-FOr a clergyman's family adults,
w for two three months Above .IShse
and near depot. and partly or Wholly nInisnei
Musf ne cbeap rent. Address CENTRE Tribune Ouice.'
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Boar6 auo Rooms.


East Side.
4 ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEINED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, %. l,23S BruafSay cOr0er Ihlrty
hrss until d. m 30S West Twenty tir'st- cOrner
Tfrhnve No o. East Fourteenth ST. mon square
$50 Thrd.ave corner Forty seventh 81 Nos eOI third
avn near slxiIeh ST. and al the HARLEM OFFICE, = w
third ave- corner hundr pfh-st up 10
8 D. M, regular Office rates.
.AsSt-~l % Las ~ nifu Story rooms,
- l newly furnished; 70 gen6men only family private;
house and APARTMENTS nrst-eiass.
oN EAST 2OTH-ST .-Parlor and second
- TORS private bathrooms private table or without
board. sing rooms
lalEAST 26TH-S T-Nicey furnished rooms
la with board snail family nrst-elass house ami To-
CATION
West Side.
FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD-Sieely
Furnished with without board No ~ Vest 4seh-se.
Sn WEST 18TH. ST.-VERY PLEASANT
nv for . gentlemen; nrstcass table; summer
prices
El WEST 39TH-ST.. Sd bell.-Board for
Va ladies' at moderate price, suitable for teachers OK
stuIiants; references.
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finannali
rus NSs.YoRk ELEvArEp RAILROAD co..1

THH NEvyYoRK ELEvATED RAILROAD Co..f
sRrRRIABY's OFHGx, ii BRnAnwAr, 4
NBW.YoRK, June q. 1874,
A. SPECIAL MEETING of the shareholders
1A.ofthe NEw.YORK ELEVATED RAILROAD 20 M
PAM will be held the Companys snice IN New YORK Sy
NO III broadway. SATURDAY, the fourteenth DAY OF
june 1884 Mt O'clock TO take into lne
relations betweeH this Company and tue Mammalian Runway
Company and tho Metropolitan Elevated Halfway Coppany
10 vote proposed agreement botween the ieo
cpanes and TO take such and action In relation
and either ali of the other cOmpanies and 10 adopt srn
the stockholders Of this Company may deem Desb
D. W McwILLIAMs Secretary
MANHATTAN RAILWAY CoMPANY,}
Secreiary's once ll BroanWHas,
4 A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE SHARE
"A HOLDERS OF the MANHATTAN RAILWAY COM
No. II Bruadway sArU RDAY, the fourteenth day OF
June 1884 at 10 n0uf consideration the
relations between this Company and the Newborn Elevated
IA Company and the Metropolitan Eleyned HalWy
Company 10 proposed MERCER agreement between
the three niea and t. take such measures and acfion IN
relation to the former Agreements entered into between ths
Company and either ali OF the other companies and To
adopt such the stockholders of this Company may
deem best for the interest of this Company.
ID. W. McWILLIAME Secretary
GATITAL WANTED III an established food
~ product business firm desiring 10 estabiah
Ing extensive factory experience and trade home and
abra will he will confidence; Al refereceSj
principals only dealt with. Address
PRINCIPAL. "a East 18th ST.. New ork..