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DIED..

Near Brighton, July 21-R. s. Iockett, native
of Kentucky, &C years, months and days
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral. which will take
place from his laie residence, near Brighton,
wednesday morning at II clock.
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AZ HAVE been dreadfully troubled with
disease of the kidneys and liver during the
past ixmonths. HUNTS Kidney and Liver]
REMEDY has made me a new man. Isaac
w. Fairbrother, Providence, r. l.
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The issue of standard dollars for the
week ended July 10Th, $2l5, 4SS; for the
corresponding period last year, 1924 900.
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M. GROENEVELD,

STITTERyILLE HOUSE, Riverside Road.
81 Fine Wines, Liquors aud Cigars. Best
Drive in the State. jy31p2m
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CONSUMPTION, Cough and Colds cured by
DR. King New Discovery. Trial bottle free.
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WARNING How many people ruin their
stomachs by swallowing cold drinks on a
hot summer day, when they could avoid
all danger by adding ten drops of Angos-
tura Bitters, besides imparting delicious
flavor to their summer beverages.
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BORN.

Sacramento, July 20-wife of Chas H. Rogers, 8
daughter.
Sacramento. July 15-Wife of A. Lotthammer,
daughter.
Sacramento. July l9-Wife of P. II. Kerns, son
Sacramento, July 20-Wife of Henry Card,
daughter.
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Brighton. July 2O-By Justice S. C. Foster,
Edward 'Haffee to Laura Perkins, both OF
Woodland, Yolo county.
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THE cheapest, clearest and best beer on
the market is the Fredericksburg export
G. w. Chesley, sole agent.
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: To-MoRRow, at o'clock, apart ofthe bank
rnnt stock for sale of O'Neil & Stuart, San
Francisco, purchased by us at 33i cents on
tbe 81. Never such a chance offered be-
fore. See our column advertisement in to-
nights " Bee" Red House.
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MARRIED.

Be on HAND tomorrow at o'clock, a
Red House.
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NorIcE. Tomorrow, at s o'clock, we
shall commence the great sale of the bank
rupt stock of Messrs. O'Neil & Stuart. 1t
will be sold in sections, and the sale will
commence in dry goods. l have secured
the services of two statesmen from the
above firm to assist, besides extra packers,
cashiers and cash boys. Ladies, this is a
sale where there are plenty of goods at
about so cents on the 81. Red House
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-07-22

WATER To BE SHUT OFF.-In order that
the new section of pipe may be connected
with the delivery pipe of the Stevens pump
at the water works. to replace that which
broke recently, the city water vii be shut OIL
from half-past until 10 o'clock this morn
ing. 1t will probably have to be shut OF
late in the afternoon, also, for about two
hours-say, between and o'clock.
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O'NEIL & STUART, the San Francisco I'M
porters Of dry goods failed, and all the stock
To be sold at Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-07-22

METROPOLITAN THEATER.-Lew John
sons Original Tennessee Jubilee Singers
appeared at the Metropolitan Theater last
night to a good audience. The applause
was very bountiful and the recalls plenti-
full, even to WEAKNESS. Seven members of
the company appeared, a first and sec
ond soprano, first and second tenor, basso,
baritone and contralto The company
comes from a long and successful engage
ment in San Francisco. While there are
some novel features in the entertainment,
there are no distinctly superior voices, and
but one prominent one, the first soprano.
McCabe and Young, in speciality and char
acter parts, are really good. But with the
memory of other Jubilee and colored troupeS
that have appeared here, still fresh, it is
difficult to understand the taste of the San
Francisco public, which sustained an ex-
tended engagement of the company there.
The jubilee songs were given with a close
approach to the mannerisms of the plan
tation and the camp meetings of long ago,
but the VocaliSm was not equal to the
methods of the troupe. But jubilee sing
ing, even. ordinary, always draws. A Sec
ohd entertainment will be given this even
ing The prices are 50 and IS cents.
WAS He TAMrEE1D WITH when i.
| n. IlOlltlt. NIlI BbSSIlISSl mJO
| was swindled out of S160 by confidence
operators in this city, swore in Court last
week on the trial of Richard Rae, that he
could not swear positively that the latter
was the man who swindled him. although
] he had been sure as to his identity when
the case came up in the Police Court for
| examination, the officers having charge of
the case concluded that Hollett mast have
been tempered with by parties working in
the prisoners interest. When the jury
failed to agree, the District Attorney
secured bench warrant from Judge Arm
strong for Hollett's arrest and detention as
a witness until the case should come up for
trial again. Mrs. Rae, wife of the defend
ant, and W Watson, alias Bouquet
Charlie" who are supposed to know
whether the prosecuting witness was tam
| pered with, were arrested yesterday on the
| supposition that he was, and that they had
something to do with it.
PRISONERS EN- RoUTE.-Deputy Sheriff
Wilson brought up from San Francisco
last evening, EN- route to the State Prison
| NJ Folsom, Albert 0les, who is to serve
five wears for burglary in the first degree
and William Towsey, five years, for bur
plary in the second degree. Deputy Sher
iff Martin, of Santa Barbara brought up
on route to the same destination, Antoni,
| Ruelea. who is to serve term of eigh
wears for an attempt to commit murder.
l. TOMORROW. at o clock. part ofthe bank
l'rupt stock for sale of 0'Neil & Stuart, San
Francisco, purchased by us at 1874 cents OIL
the 81. Never such a chance offered be
fore. See our column advertisement in to
nights " Bee" Red House.
1 i 1.
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THIS EVENINGS CoNcERT.-T The First
Artillery Band will render the following
programme for the open-air concert at the
Plaza this evening: March, Sacramento
Commandery," by Dave Knox overture,
Songs of the People" waltz, Summer
Clouds, II. p. Brothers; comic medley,
Tunes for Every Taste; grand medley.
overture, /" Peanuts :" grand medley of
Irish airs waltz, +" Happy Hearts; y Home,
Sweet Home"
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AEnEsTs-The following arrests were re-
corded on the station-house slate last night
John Doe by officer Arlington, for being
drunk; Peter Essick, by officer Franks, fol
misdemeanor; Geo. Irving, Lawrence Cur
ran and VIM. Burns, by officers Arlington
and Ash, for petit larceny; All Do, by Off
Ger Coffey. for burglary.
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INSTRUMENTAL CONCEI
CHICKERING PIANOS!
WILCOX & WHITE ORGANS !
L. K. HAMMER, Gen. Agt.,
No SEQ j street, era m entO

INSTRUMENTS SOLD ON THE INSTALL
| ment plan. Orders for TUNING promptly at
tended to. Old Pianos taken in exchange. Sheet
Music and fill line of musical merchandise
ALWAYS on hand jyl5-u
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Foor RACE ENTRIES. - Entries for the
foot-race announced by Robert Allen fol
next Sunday, will close with him to-mor-
row 1t is a handicap race free to all; en-.
trance, SO; purse, $500, in two moneys.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-07-22

INSPECTION AND .MUsTER.-The galleries
of Armory Hall were filled with ladies and
gentlemen last evening, assembled to wit
ness the inspection and muster of the COM
panies of the First Artillery Regiment
located in this city. Major c. II. Hub
bard, Brigade Inspector, conducted the
proceedings. The companies made good
appearance, and turned out the following
numbers: Company A, 40 men; B, AZ; E,
43: G.. ~; Governors Guard, 30.
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WeinStock & Lubin-Plain seersuckers.
Interest made eaSy-Only 50 cents
Coopers music stOre-Pianos for sale
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WEATHER REPORT.
ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.

Maximum temperature, S1.5 minimum: 5s.S.
JAMES A. BARW1Ck,
Sergeant, Signal Corps, U. ). A.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09
pENNsYLvANIN RAILNOAD.


tfi AT lhi SIS 1t ~
AND UNITED @IANfa MAIL HNf TF
1fRn losfe NeN York via UcsDr0.scs and t0r.nl street
lfIfies as 10 lows
uunsnurg ftishurg, tho west and south win Pullman
Lhlscr tata attached. A. n.. d and D.. daily Nrg
uys SUD CHICAGO Limited of rlor. Dining mr. and
..se,r'llhg arr, a q 81.
v ilAnhfpti lntk HaVrn X a.. IA fOrrv ans rrie
~ eonnccrng a. Cory Tor lnusvl.le Petroleum
tsitnoI. "s1in ton and ne South "f United Warrington
press oi il MN faror Cars daily except 4Indtv Id
m, arrive W9'anston AO5 D. m. I,e-u ar Il Go 500
aul $50 a !. q ~ aud ana M oi,tf
$40 a. fn, r fu. ana 2 ulfht -S
tnf ftanuc tity except sunday Loo D. m
rW Iauc May. except unfay. ll;lOa
IL Lranch LAy Heal Junction and INT rnociaie stations
va haDWsf and Aml0y a. n ~ noon d. ana O0
n IN sunday. 5000 m AMI 5O0 p m. 10 not stop al
Asbufy PARK
1oaa Of Brooxivn Annex connect wr az tsrorph tram.
ersey city ahorGng speedy and direct transfer for
arI1s tr4veL
- arrive Irsm Pittsburg, 50 ane 30 7so an
u ul. daily and g. daily except Monrav Prom
4shlugtOn and Baltimore $50 and u - d. 40. $40
10. 80 e.20, ami 1908 . N. sunday G3j, o.
nj. an lO.UA D. frOu Baltimore. N2l ul
on PhAass Phi9 $3.50 $50, go gA,s' except Monda.
tas, 'q ss6 229 AK S9Yl, s,o i2 g ard o. '1 so nrs
t&t. %. and o.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09
10 PHILknFLPHIA
va THE pENSsYLvASfAR
fffn flraf. nnf.rr

TUT TITT0T TUTTF
rRAtSs Each WAY WprK- pays AvD on
stNDAl IstAftDNs lN pHtiADFt-
fHia 2 fN NEW.fURR
tiii Ifan e9re ysw sft ga rsshro,-ss ana rorari,
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saARiE RS PvdR JRYooo
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09
Conn.-n propcrtn for Sale anI Go EsI
Conurp propcrlp Oantco.

NVANTED-House Of not less than rooms
w v-thfn an hour OF p o rent 500 5000 per year
Hudson RIVER preferred Address p. d. Box Lass
WANTED TO LEASE.-A stock and Dairy
W Farm 400 500 acres, within 900 miles o. eW-
York titv with good house. and running waier Address
win uarfItu.ar, p d.. Box -3 Mauaronetk Nr"N ofK
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09
dotels
MANSION HOUSE,
THE LANGHAM
Doar0 an0 Rooms.

East Side.
DOARDERs WANTED.-De Desirable heated
ID single aoona ~ltA or MiD"al h"sfI ' ,inrs
NIADl-ON-ANL, l9l.- Exclusive pnttir-
lllinsu'' WIN pnlata selvre a iho i.9,s m."''1''
n.' aGi elegant fluuauit iad appointments '1"'''''
EAST 29rHSI -Sccond door private
li,l' = ,,'a' ,'n'' 90, a ,r, 20 '''
A.,p..r. t22EASr.- -Roomou thitdmd fourth
- Gorr tolo. with n''rd
~ EAST gOrIt-r-lhli floor rooms WIN
- 'l'.', l,.o,.', e,,a.t1, " ''''''' "'' ''-' ''
a. EAST G6rH--r.- Handsomely furnished
.lNb ft.t naor Tavntr iaDo dDs.r.d Ii''on ''Np''
49, rAsr 2GrH-sr. co. handsomely fur
! lD r,.hed fhiri .,ior. front rnau "en''m'n
-. .uAul-ON-AyE. - superior board
! ! J scfart Owe and second floors as" upper "Di'
West side.
"-TmA- removed 25 c9pt. S:,, CRgW s5,s.l 4 1a1
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOM
.,Ithcrn exposure a,so small rooma l2l We't toth'st
ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEW;
a YORK rRlnrNE VIII @b tEDhlIG . GD a. rbir,y i1y
IPlVN onfi ~ p and 3os West twenty hirst corner
Esnh ave- no lls Ioans, .fr"gyE yos Ino9 Tru
ave- near s.Ieths nni a hg HA M AifN ID X
s u. lt regular Office osteA
4 1RIIE wen furnished rooms ou -sconI hooi
= 20 fcat with board ala .n{ .o9mt acar s,b a~e
'
nNE on two neatly furnished rooms ,,., 10
~ r.nteucn ioferoucas terms moderate 'o west
ll.a 3D.. between OH aAd 'th aftf
nARIlEs DESIRING PLEASANT ROOMS
ift erst rlass board ban bo 0mmelat.i az 80 4"
= .ia5fh-sf Aiau tabie board MRS Ut hp
CFDOND and narlor floors newly uecoiaien i,i
ana snse f.ons al iesirlp5 location! e. ..e in.ortta
sr if.paf el HEil UiREr iDhit - w ''' ."''''' -
fniiitNei i-ff .-;
erilE Sunrr pooms. scroui ~ fourth ilnot
1 ssrs'1. Cation h.nti h rror,sn sntionahio - Ne''
f.fh a.
a WEST iBIll sT.-Bmid; one trW large
> ia5m nfa's irldfataii tilns -4-l. ai ia'.li --
1iWpsT J0fli al T-Nrai tht 81 jant'
=. ~ iiti.r ass. iti-,sh.si ,...-
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New-York tribune., 1884-12-09
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NNANTED.-i.adies and young men IN ely
W eoany Wishing g satn ~ to V a-y ~ 'ssis S
distancs f0r particulars address Win STAMP. thlrlAl
fi4Ah ghOIo CO, % w. 1tAsI, lilelaAsl, Y.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09
Go uJhom u Hlnn Concern.

CEYNOUR. Wanted next Of KIN OF W illiamn
-, ,,o,,t scu af rctof seymour Nrnin ghnn ErRAnl
III te.rsi fo daughter Who eupfttl
a5 i,-,i n me slate ~ iutlua tetflcn 1850 nni -
N,,,i. ~ ~ tpfi- g. ANHDin solicitor birmingham
tusHnt ---.t--
GrYN0rR.- Wanted ncvi NJ kin ot Ihoma'
~ 5eJnani ,0ri,l Gi,a tatreon i4A ani ifN ani emo
i-etfa htte iei 11 ais nti 20 rWf'fr'i ahoai i-'
oq Mar@ iAYi ktyflr snrm- rtri'n-stm rrg'ast
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09

ltytiuN AnIipE.
=, mitRESfsh tls' AA,i,Fys 4 #.fi'i.f.
etiEH a5 lla. la IN f.a, $50 i.s, M ss. f.a
patls iasst la VI ps NJ itAsA p'.1 'f.a N a. WIZ AID
t.- M 80 Ia a. 'aaa T. lup pll aA 4li iltel leN'ih
f t.uge aA sls luit !AAis4 n sle--.iAil at ' III r
"f ir-uiI III thA lar le aaaultu 90 uI AlANa 4"N i ,
holiday Ia. A!.. AAe lne oi a'e plA1N s"''' ''''
plate. AlFyEHA hlkirlAhn
o. Ma..enst
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09
iNEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH IL, dSI;i.Ds. kki
IN lPennsylvsna RR. foot Cortlsnut
Stations in New.York st and Deserosse',;st r,ntvst

NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH dsl!..,, kR;
lPennsylvsnia RR.. foot Cortsndt
Station, in NewYO Bs:SrP;fe', s:S ,os, Inery,,
qEAvE NETWORK. commencing Noyemosr ER 10 80 s15
ti:O0 q IN 1870, AGO. BOO b:45 D. m SUNDAYS - 80
fs4s a m- Penn. RR, 1900 m. BOO 100 p ul sun
For Mstswan &C. via Phil. & Reading Rh, 4:S0. Sl5
ll,OO a m l.3O 400. 430, $780, 645 p m Sunusys
GsOl as a N RR, 900. l2;OO nl o.Oo 'UV
% m sundays a IN, p. IN. - ON roo
For Red Bank Penn r. r., 600 m ~ m :; iO euo
rO1 n. SUNDAYS a. m. p. via Pht ana fseaolhs
x X sl5 1870. L. 4.3O $40 p m sunlaya . 80
"a m Branch. Ocean Grove Asbury ParE ocean
lpeach Spring Lake Grit Point Pleasant &C. VIA PIa
tephia AMI Reading RR 430 sl5 m- 1880 90 o;sO N
nndavs not stopping Ocean Grove or AsDurv PARK AUD
F45 m wa Pennsvlvanis RR. 900 m. 1900 $40 BOO,
Zoo Sundays stopping at ocean Grove OF AsDury
Iir Freehold via philadelphia and Reading RRe 10 ll0O
M a 800 n m. Lakewood Toms River ana bafne
raj via & r. RR at 80 3l5 m laO, 4 80 p m tor
foms River via Penn RI. at $500 a. N. For Nineland
prdCeton Atlantic CITY, &C. via Pha Reading hk AiSO
IWfUs BLoDGETT. c. @ HANCOCK J. r. WOOD
Supt @ p & I. A, p & r. RR q z A. r XIX
DOPULAR SHORE LINE.-FOr Providence,
Hos on and the East Anrai from Grand Centrh Depot
Three evnrass trains y Sun lava exceped 10 Boston a5
n n ,lri,r slr attlchsD ani lOD m with paIace
"a, cfrb. 1N4""' r. W POPPLE Agent
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09

4 RELIABLE man wants furnaces 10 attend
-a1s 4lsss ,no y si ss1 5aasf
COOK aud WAlTER.-By French couple
~ man as as''iasa ea,'s l'9 EhJ & 'Iv' ,q ~ l s ,
s.5a and sy,fNale AWAY, 100 rsadnos' TO- o,iss vac 40
- s'a '"., ps1' s l % W 'i1 rsire.', ~ a be,t ~
country ,Allai nl- dihase
COACnMAN and GROOM-ny hrsr sr-cass
" man understands tha nn'nrss and ai 10 pia4ehea
cafeni cn l,,er igsl aseesssl eiigs aaa aasta saa
o.l'' "a l''''s y .i,s', ''i'i 4 ioa Ns'il yisfst
COACuMAN AND GROOM AND USEFUL
Y Mas ny snslnme can uthilh h'si 20 erru,as a, %
49, "'' 's' o "1 "1 s % '.", "s ''''' '''
IOACuMAN.-A badly wiahra 60 secure u
Y annon iri tnarhuan who as0lt 90 nor tN collie
si \ .p ,li',P and on'or.n,d, honnshr tna care II
bo'aoa ai c'rago' App' cd prv'i" 'iipo l'' ha'i tin
HOACHNAN.-ly % hr.t-cllsa man, just die
'1 s sesss ."" a.i. .s ssas S9D, paa ''1 os
Groadriy
COACHMAN and GROOM.-By one who thor
y oushy nni. istnls ba pn'no ID r'cy ryp''s 'a9
East 1lth.'t. sadd.op ,ore.
COACHNAN.-By Grst-clnss city driver
" thoroughly uller'f s tc care ~ hur'e' and A.
bas' bag Of u 81, r' reeroaocs ca or al ioit
COACHMAN.-By single German man /. q
- careful driver and understand. h. thoroughly
COACHMAN-By gentleman for his coach
FAIlJ1 LN, lluune piNNN WI4H' Af~NH Ni'AA"A1s
COACHMAN.-Bya single man ~ coachnan
~ ana groom ak v~rs r-fernnre lrom lsst place CAR
or address IS. T.. Al West A2dN
COACHMAN and USEFCL-WASlIlNG. &c,
- BY and wife wife 70 q, washing ani house.
cleaning the mau coachman or wor. 10 sei ra- Ads
n, 3l9 East l3d a.. Sew OK ttE second h''r ht
lNOACHMAN, &c.-By respectable g crman
no chldrcn Dost references city and country Adiiess
COACuMAN so lOo Green EcAaff
C,OACHNAN. -Bv young married man
I who hat many wears 'tnrrnca .n c care W sic lss
h-re. ,aragsa ana halnpss which lsu.fs wl 1N 81
the hesf families Of the ci can 10 attes' -, no % west
th.,
IANITOR. BY cnmnctcnt MAN icy ilts cr
y apartment houie best c'5 f'tfenco s i' c'aiac'er
and aeHiy AFRSEbfnicR rorziAR 80 west 2-t,.st.
WAirtR-By roluul men re ya.tgt
rrsap t6issfh 0A,t- i-ss 8ra't,r
WAITER ani usFtUi NNy liz = i',t-
W tstaut, t.tt b nNttt eotitatat ree t'l,eH
GEAAS iiitnae tpt5ah ials. -a3 h.oa iif
NAiiFR=A iaHt a.shes ta pitri,,t SO. /:
W AN Ht Nt't cdiftt et hrs Nfti in faFt'. ~
rrs. tte- wtftNt sNa ttftrineHHl ~ Ti f9t1 tiH
EfAs,li i#Ti # ,,ai.th thar,aIti Fa5 eEsla.glt lt'''H'
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09
ctsamoca,s ms Railroads.
x,~oroN LINE

49, sroNtNgTON LINE. ... ..,.s.
-,,rs uEptVEn FAvoMrH WINIhN wv - "a
hstAhta. f,,,n rier A. v u isilv exta aiiS
aic +, rrat.claas " Beston 81 eotresf"ho's '
,sss ~ ~ poats HA'e 80.
.,.,s,,t tfNr iot freight Only, hieamersl''''
rrnNlNih, - a daily except atndaY, a. t" ~" ...,
nwn f"' H'N ), " rufrLh venets fa'a'hH"' N"'''
.,o,Ny noArS,-Great reduction IN lnfr io
A lshan,' New Valk o. AFFAIR, fpappa ling, ,rn
~ e'NsNN.t iuHN \ every Werk daf ~ q ~" wv" -
tht " We ae. M tanal,st, inls oiY
> ~ -, nnIpGFpORr aud NIL points on llou,
INk hhtttt ed \ NUdATUck RAtLhpApa.-niramct'
y fAi,msrar sNphs II o. & ~ ,ni ,a'N' wan ''''''
.-'p pIyER LINE FOR BOSIoN Mp
L. ALI NJ N..-r VIA NEWPORT ANU fNiL
tih lnrsl ID al paints dhlih Mlhte,
NINt To- la..,f, .fsamers rh anu - f,,, ~
Lara an ipsNei,m m sternate dayA SuNbAN tNNLN pEp
save NeN NWk"n' f1,. of NurrV a. 40 4su p. IA Noh
nom PIER > y y po,t from Rrspkyn AMI Jersey CIV
tcuon Nv aSsts AMI stlero0ns mt % a,olei =! '@nul NV
b a. - ficEei ohcss al is on Fier \ H A., ah"
f1 steamers roVFII Agts Cen. Pass. Agent
Dr1cu VALLEY RAILROAD D.-Passenger
tIu ta,v depsr ioot ~ Cortian 10 and Desbrosses ~
- srans siSani7 m for Easton bethlehem Allen
at%to nn.aaRnr Mauch CHUNK Wikesoarre. Towande wa
iowa ,se 5,nsvl LIONS B1fao lnt the Vest Pullman
verv ltltlA -, Iiv LocL trains ~ 4 ant sd
hrolgn eltssI,, a. ,elan ani C11lly.
pn " s',.,, 4. sl) 4 n, AT 80 D. n fpnns't y
rrhl, I'NHufr,S,nor ani Iszeton clA r,gni% sunday
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ran ~ hr,.,ar, ofce No 2S5 BroaIyTHNN,. g p A
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09

Steamers CITY Of Worcester" ana "City OF Boston
leave Pier r. foot OF Wattsst next pier ABOVE Dos
brosses It, Ferry daily. except SUNDAYS at $50 p m
New-York tribune., 1884-12-09
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New-York tribune., 1884-12-09
Diui1en1 Nolices.

TnE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY Co.
Broadway
NKw. York December d, lss4.
QUARTERLY dividend OF ONE AND
n TiIRFF oTF NRTERs PER CENT the capital stock
company has this day been declared payable on FRI
DAY. January =, l-So On ..
o'clock m and reopen saturday January j. 1880 al
Oo'"A u" A. Il CALEF Treasurer
THrAsURTR's OFFICE,
NEW-l oRK Dec p, 1884,.
4 DIVIDEND of'four per cent on the capital
Y stock of tie New-yOrk and Harlem Railroad Company
VIII paid by the New YORK Cauith ana hhs.vn
River Railroad COMPANY under the provisions ~ me
contract between tile companies at this ouoe IN ie "a
dav nf January The transfer books viii Doc ci scd ar
O'Clock Monday, the 10TH INST ana up'Ar4 ~ 4V
O'Clock a m. on SATURDAY the n OF January next
r. Y. "a. hDrSlIEH. Treasurer.
OFucR Of THF CHrY-0LuE SILVER MINING Co.,
No. is b BLING SIP, y y, lec. ,, 1881.
fEHE Board OF ru~tce- has TINS day declared
4 "a Dividend or s50OUO beng TWENTY-FIVE cents pr
share of tie clfa stock payable to -ocKncdrrs OF rcnh
the Office ArW lnrh- uu LNt il Jay o
Ierrmber books "l4 close December TO- "t
Ul4JCA u. ILL.,. reopen lt oliuei ~
HLNil COOPER secreiary
Ofr.cl oF IHE Missouri KAgsA, TEXAS RAILWAY Cor
l'5 BROADWAY AEN-l IAh, Nof. 49, I'ri.
'THE following coupons, due december !,
lasi VIII ue pad a. thl' ohlce oA and ateI -I5'
'Wf--arRI Kansas AND TEXAS RAILWAY PLH
O4Nl ANlI PER a. 4 0EA rag Al 90 n 81 ,,... . ..
LAST LIN- A1u iLD KLN tttlh-l AoE oAr.
IS Hl-.trlN ~ ll.l1iilfI