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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-15
PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD.
YnOM STATION9 OF


N FOOT r OF 81 IIiBERTY-sT' NORTH RIVER
Direct connection O 70 9 STad EGm Bs va N"r''
TINE FACILITATING EFFECT NOV 1888
yvr PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON, " Bound Brock SS
ff ssc % sstS6AYs ;i x siSa % $50 i2oOp
Direct connection wsyne Junction for GsTnaRtoCn sne
S Ss1s1a" and mo Norristo%n
pRAwINe,R ROOM CARS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
Returning leave PHILADELPHIA Ninth and Grsen ,ss
sS sS Ss3 sSO q M n $50 100 D. N TErd aud
:, ZIG s ssc o ss M i"O $780, go $50
sos iSos ii:Si M i,Jt l22, O:24 7'28 p M sun.
vd gA&i liz ssf ats a. sa 4S 900 m a 400
sdr sSuNBusY ana LEwIsBURG at Gas, 7'4S a. m, siO'
Apm
I6c 10 400 $50 Zoo p m Sundays $3.50 p
Por SCRANTON at Gas, 300 a m. a45 p.
f %ILSsR s sd anS f Sundays At S "OO %
For DRIFTON at $40 a. m. 3;45 p.
For TAMAQUA at s45 TAO 500 lOo $780, sA5, 400.
For BETHLEHEM, ALLENTOWN and MAUCH CHUNK
Vat 6:45 300 100, l9o, SA5 $50 p. ~ Sunday at
FrEAsToY at sts, go m. l'oO i'so $40 400, 4SO,
For STATIONS on HIGH BRIDGE BRANCH at 900
"a M, 800, 4.3Op.m
For FLEMINGToX at s49 600 M loo lSO 400, 400
k soMERyILrE at 9a5 200 1890 dlAss m 100 l:3O
Sa SS sG6 800 o Sq 49, SD $50 800 SOO 4O0 p sun
for PLAINFIELD at e45, 40 300 $50 1890 las am,
100 800, $50 1880 1900 SUNDAYS ut 500. S45
o m. 1890 400. $780, 800, 300 p m.
EL 3655 gGgd at 5 ' f ~ } e. i &c. f
t4S 600 6,l5 $50 6:5 70O 1880 500 s:4S $50 1880
1l.3O 1900 m SUNDAYS at 500 $40 m. 1880. 900.
$50, 900, 1900 pm.
Scr NEWARK at 500 5:tt. e;l5 cas- 7Is $780, 500, SIS
$50 600 els. ei45 1915 1915, HIS 1900 N, l245,
1:l6 90 $50 300 80 400 $50 900, 55, 6;S0 5i5,
Goo 6:lj ESQ., 1000 7SO, $40 900 945 1890, Ills,
1900 p m SUNDAYS At 500 9:l6. 1915 an 1900 m,
. las, 500 400, 500 els. 500 900, 1850 p N.
For LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE, &C. ,Au ran at
300, SIS m, 1890 400 600 IN. SUNDAYS except
ocean Grove) st S:O0 l0:4J
For FHEEHOLD-At5 SIS, II a m, 1880, T. pm.
For LAKEWOOD TONS RIVER aud BAkNESAT at SIS
NJ 1880, 4i30 m with through parlor 4S0 p.
RoF VINELAND and BRIDGETON at lS0 p. N.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
Prom Pier No. 8, North River, via Sandy Hook
forIONG BBANCH, EATONTOWN, etc. az D. IN.
River o. 1872 267 257 -26l 271 4l9, III GA 1917 aud
sS23 pruadWayg 1871 and 7A9 dthave RVington.st, 10
Greenwich S pos East 126thst and principal Hotels
Eew.Yofk In Brooklyn at Nos Courtst lis
way 100 and s3S FuOnst 2lO Manhattanave De K9lb
kye 1872, Atlantcave IN HOboken, 254 ashmE ton-st
n Y Transfer Company will cali for and check baggGs
hotels residence 70 destination. ~
c. @. ia NCOCK.
General Passenger aDd iicket Agent, Philadelphia
49, n p. BALDWIN
General Eastern Passenger Agent llS Libertv-s, N Y
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amusements.

I
! A MEXICAN WATER-C COLOR SOCIETY.
"A sixteenth Annual Exhibition. NOW open at the
co f Sa66oMAt Il. As44DMMY III
. sRSR6Rs99ss from from ~ no 70 10 - p m
VIII Cos ois.e s1 HHYh z MACE asrcSi.
NIBL0,s GARDEN. Reserved seats, soc
fooIE fS sFIThohE sP6rSSsFss sSa Managers
special arrangement and Sip great success at THU
mrs. LANGTRY
WILL r SET aNS x AE NIPIo,s GARDEN
f's''H.SnS WIFE, ri Bf PnRII. Play
Extra Sa1.e 4S4TgRP4Y At
Secure seats at Box oaoo avoid specuistors
n Y.C0MEDY THEATRE.
MR. JOHN sETs ES1syny Ssy 2sS md 2th
in tie great comedy success,
.coNFu.IoN.!!
SANE CAST SAME scENERY.
hv'ryp PffH II aIvePPnTTgg gF Ts1s9TTRt1Ea the
Preceding the Comedy Musical Absurdty,
81 ana nH ss ono week n sdTsHds
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY of NEW WORK.
Sss2R Om,s 6S1SSSfy Of Music
FOURTH CONCERT . saturday Feb 49, at p m
Symphony minor .ss.sdSay.sa Frederick ooyan
II
symphony, minor, 80 :,
me sac OF tickets FOR this Rehearsal and Concert
menees February Ia, al Academy 0. Music
AUG RoEBBELEN, secretary.
EHEATRE C0AlIQUE, 72S Broadway.
-, ,r,r EVERY EYENING AND MATINEES.
hAhhlDAN an HART IN Edward H3rTgan's comedy,
Matnecs Tuesdays and Fridays
'NHALlA THEATRE. Tonight.
a mazda RSCH OK" MARIE STUART"
SATU EISTINGER.-MATiNEEi
THE HAUNTED CAsTLE.-NIGHT; KINDSFRAU.
0Nl0N SQUARE THEATRE
" Shook * COLLIER. PTeprietors.
Every Eyenns at8. Saturday Matinee at 2.
BARLEY CampbeTs New Comedy Drama,
SEPARATIONS,
Tie nightly receipts for which far larger than
those for The Bankers Daughter or Led Astray.
WALLACK'S. ANOTHER SUCCESS.
W cole Proprietor and Manager Mr. LESTER WALLACK.
IN fHCSIASII RECEPTION
Of Buchahans exquisite domestic drama,
LADY CLARE.
EYely Evening az 8 and Saturday Matinee az $780,
BEAUTIFUL SCENERY GREAT CAST.
i6rH ADMINISTRATIVE B'way and 2sth-st
NIOprietor and Manager, DIT JOHN SrETSON.
t,,.,r.. .. trst weeh Of the Great Musical Event
4>'e"neS S'$ - Mainees Wednesday and saturday
eILBERT AND oULLIVANf5
Latest Opera entitled
r,oros,r y, - PRINCESS IDA.
Caretn'ly selected Conyany Magnificent Costumes.
Seats Doe, 81 and n so sscpred two weeks in advance
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Ocean 6teamers

limited STATES AND GERMAN MAIL
~ sEMI.WEEKLY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rican
Packet C9mganys Line Tor PLYMOUTH 4endon and Parsl
and HAMBURG saturdar steamers 70 Hamburg direct "a
hugIA Sat. Feb. l5lFRI sat- rep: -
Rates First Cabin f65 and $40 Storage $40 Prepaid
tickets $50 Excursion rates greatly cduceo Send
i0 KUNHLRpT q Co. Cen Agts- No. 81 Broed-st, n. Y
r. ~ IitHARD CO., Gen. Pass. Agts, 81 Bway n. Y
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CORPORATION Notices.

NrOTICE.-Proposals will be received at the
~ ce Department o Public qga,tsS ana G2asS
ies INV Gonds HanlWaro etc For full Information, sec
CITY Record, Tor sale III no CITY HalL
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WEST SHORE ROUTE.

EL%;ioRK. WEST SHORE & BUFFALO RAILWAY
AND NEW.l Ohh ONTARIO AND WESTERN ~
or snl atti January 1854 trains viii leave DesbIo.sas
lofhaPli ana west A2d Street stations DNSDA"eSe9'
chicago snspensoD Brage Niagara Falls and Buaao
-@ ~''O aila .
Amsterdam $3.50. LEO M S"~iits 1Oit JACKSON
Albany and Calsklu, y 800. ll.2Oa Id, Ia .-oo
OsWCgO ODeld2, NOrWICh, Sidney $50 a in 0VV p IL
NeWburg Kingston, Highland. FOulikcense ~ g.qo
1l2O $40. 4;3O, - y. M. - ~"
Middleton, $50, lIlO a. m. i:lO, 4:30 D. LII
'Daly. OtneT Iains daily except sunday
Bune FaTlOr Cars on $50 and ll;zOa and 1897 ~,
PaTof 5unet Oars $50 a. H. train for syracuse and
Pullman BsaSs sleeping Cars p m. train Tor soaA,
BnC Chicago
pany Jersey CITY, fennsyiyn'e RAILROAD Station, 1sIlyn
No Coufs ANNEX once, IOOt Of Fulton 90
ST. and NOT DekRDsyei NeWsi Orh CiIy. NOS IUz &VI
x6l 90 4lS, 40 3I5 broadway, No Union square no.
ISt 6uay, No lOo kast lz5th-st Pennsyvan sta
tCn 10 leebIOssesst loot ana est sh0le
bialion, iooI est 4Zd-st.
RLNRY MoNETT, Gen. Pass Agent
"a state-st
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Express Trains leave NewYok via DosbToses and Couandt
Street Ferries ae follows: ~ 80
6:2O 100 g. $40 % and 10 limited IL 1l:lO 22o
$40 4 s. g. Z and D. and j. night. Sunday 6l6, y
~ limited and lOa IN, T. g. y and p ~. and y NIGHT
York daily except sunday, i2u, 500 anc
11lU H. 1, and p H.. connecting at Iienoh Ior
Camden. 800.
Returning trains leave Brosds station Phiadephia 1901
SAL $50 4. 435 EXCEPT MoUGay3 600 'i9, SO e5O
H. and 1915 U.ir!ted Express 1880 AID 5:zp p IA
s. Z, o, 9, $50 70. 7l6 and m on SUNDAY 9O ~ %
and p N. Leave Philadelphia via Camden, 300 a. u
daily except sunday.
Ticket Offices 35 sac and GA Broadway, Asor House
foot of DesDrossos and ortlaEdt streets Courts.
Brooklyn; Bush's lOt1. HOOokepi Station jersey tiiy
and BroOkyn Annex Station, foot n Fin t0nst,
Emgrant Ticket once No Battery Place AID Castle Gar
den
The New.YorE Transfer Company viii call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences
CHARLES r.. PUGH, ]. r WOOp,
General Manager General Passr AGENT
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Stedmboass ano Raiirraoa

TOR NEW -HAYEN.-Steamers leave, Peck
sp 2 s"s % sns
/ shroSfc and NAYSATUcE RAIisoA DS steamers amer
sSf Fare ,haa BY A'' ''
For BOSTON sIEl SrvrR LINE Ea D,. 9ny yss 49,
p 5s cs Egs GysT s P P Pp
sd s and m 9s,T GU q
sss and !, s
BORDEN TOvEz sss,. GEORGE dsGt f fSSE &ssss
T EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passonge
trains leave depot foot Of Cor,land and pssbrosse s
6s so o sDS Sn for EsR
yerly Ithaca Geneva Lyons Buffalo and the West, Paman n
p M ior E aston BsiasSsS s and Y coosy
al pd%. syn 81 SS ana d aCn S s
train local FOL Mauch Chunk $40 M Leave As1en oH"hS
Eastern ooce, Of c9Tsh s9q cortlandt 81
NORWICH LINE. Inside Winter Route
TO BOSTON, g. woRcE7TER, 50 so. NASHUA ss co..
PORTLAND So, and no IL nstor'
Steamers CITY OF NEw.YoRK
CITY OF LAWRENCE
lava pier No 40 Nor River foot OF Wats.st. next pier
above DSsbrosses Ferry daily except SUNDAYS al 4S0 ~
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RR.
station. in NewYos and
For toath Amboy via Fhila Reading R.B s. Sl5. 100
an $50 4 o. pm Sundays 400 045 sln VIA Penn hh
900 a. m. IL nj. X: q. p. Sunday m D. az - >,
For Msswan. &C.. va Pba Reading Hh S90 go ~
A. IN $50 O 4:30 800, m. sundays, 9.V IV;' u'
via Penn Rf 0 g. M l. IA y. m sundays, a m pm;
For Rcd Pank Iong piapeh oesan Grove AsbaIy FaLk.
Sea Cirt Point Pleasant &C. via PhSde pha aud heali
RR 500 SIS M, l:8o 40. Gro a. sqn n. mot
AsDury PARK 4:uV, u1
via Pennsylvania RR, q. m, ~ m $40 p ~ SuhdAys
inc, storrrg nj Ocean Asbury Park a. M r. M
Pr fIeeheid via Philadelphia Heading RP $40
A. M 100 400 D. NJ. For Keyport wa philadelphia and
ReadInq mr. 500 S. TO- IL m, 1870 43o, $500 p m fOr
Lakewood Toms Bvsy end Bar9egst e siS g. m 80 $50
C @. HANCOCK, J. r. WOOD, II. IL NiEdAN
@. p. 4 7. A, p. q r. RB G.P. A. p. RI. Actg Supt
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
l. On o. 4 after SOv. lS, 1888.
r qrT1NK IINE

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave NewYOIk via Desbfosses and Cotat Sienp
Harrisburg Pntsburs Wet and SOUTH with Pullman
Palace Cara attached and D. 10. aa4y New. otk
and Chicago Limited. Of Paror Dnig. Smoking ana s4eep
wils,nsport Lock Haven s q m p Cory and Erie at
ep conneeting at Cory for l1nsv1iie Petroleum Cenue
and the Oh Regions. -
Bstmore washington M the south Limited Washington
Express Of Pullman PaTor Cara daily except Sunday 10
n M Washington 4sOj IN. Regular, via Is ana =
RR 500 and $50 $40 and pm. ami ~ hBhl; VIA
h and o r. RI and p m and Y night sunday va y.
r. 7 m and II night.
For Atlantic City except Sunday, p. N.
For Cape Nay, except Sunday, l:lO a IN ..,
via Rahw sy and AmOoy, a m IL noon Sil0, p ~ On
Sunday and y. Goes not stop 81 Asbuly Park.l
Bots BToOkyu Annex connect with VI through alDsa
Jersey City, afOriug speedy and direct transfer TOT
Trains air1veFrom Psbnrg clio and ll:90 7:30 aud
loo m daily and a N day except Monday PROM
Washington aud Baltimore, $50 aDd 300 q NJ S'sO 3iov
$50 300 1905 and l0:Sb a. sunday 6S6, Oi5u a m,
lOO5 and 1885 D. From baltimore, l2O ? m; on Snn-
days 920 From PhIlac lphia, 900. $40 OaiO 500
except Monday $50 800 lOt0, II $50 u l:ZOi 8 40,
iC p'8 Sunday, $50 SEQ ess 65c 7O6, lls5 nj
$40 f35 $40 1905, lO;20 and 1895 D. N.
TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE.
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AID on
SUNDAY, STATIONS IN PHILADEI~
PHIA IN NEW.YORR
DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MENT, AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSIST
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
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4 QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF ONE AND
TIsnscreooss to be ed irOm saturday 9.h inst, till
Monday, March 8 W. WA1SlN
o.EGE T Y e AND Ne &c oResEEsYs
COUPONS of the First Mortgage EOndS
OF o ss comPany gG o ISL MN N Dc
20 D'O''' 49, '-''' '''''''s' '''' 1rcasnrcr
MISSOURI, KANSAS AND TEXAS RAIL
W. WiY-Frst Consolidated Mortgage CouPoa* due Feb.
G Of e F M fJ l GoHEEY ~ 6 pro
he Vi h9ers thereof .. tdT order aad ali coupons
IL B. HENSON Treasurer.
NOTICE.-THE COUPONS OF THE FIRST
~ mortgage bonds and interest on the guaranteed pre-
iSa n,sGn and nieai e rseTr Stock II c Kansas
city -. Louis an Chicago ReilIoai Company maturing
bee {. Mes5rs. JEsUP, fAION co, No % willam-st,
CHICAGO AID ALTON BuIRoM CoNPAyT.l
CHicAGo, FEB. @, 1851
NOTICE.-A cash dividend of FOUR PER
~ CENT TIE preferred sad common stock OF tins
pany been daIcd PAYABLE on te sl day Of NaLh next
a. nS 80 once i W. y yT '''i' '''" '''
transfer nos viii b. closed on the 18th instant and re.
opened March 3 next C.H FOSTER. Treasurer.
TEE QucKsLyER MINING COMPANY No 10 Na.slostj
HTwIOGE, Feb q, 1884
rTHE BOARD OF DIRECTOHS have this day
declared iydtnd of three % pcr cent The preferred
capitol STOCK payable The stockholders o. record and
open Z7th INST NJ r. WEED ~. retuy.
sAN FRANCISCO Feb D. 1881.
TVHE BONANZA KING CONSOLIDATED
MINING COMPANY has declared Dividend No 3 81
twenty-five per share payable the 18th Inst Trans
fer books viii close on the Sth inst
Eastern slckhoders oi MAY be paid at the Office Of
j. O. BATES, Secretary.
NEw.Yoax. Feb = 1884
TTHE STANDARD CONSOLIDATED MIN
ING COMPANY
declared its usual monthly dividend Of TIVE tTY-
FIVE CENTS qc share pay ALE Feurr Il at the FARM
ERS' loan AND Itlbr COMPANY. Transfer books
close February :. and reopen 18th INST
NJ r. COOK, Vce-Pre sdcnt.
PEORIA AND PRKiN UNION RAILWAY COMPANY
Assist. IHFA,rHEE's OFFICE ~ NA-sAusT. :
EEW-YORE, Jan %, 1884. )
TTHREE (3) PER CENT interest will he paid
4 on the Income Bonds 81 this Company on and after
FEBRUARY ], l>S fcs'ntatOn Of the bonds az the
ONCE Of WAGSrON Ii. BROWN u BROS, 30 Nassau-St,
Newly York City. WATSON II. BEOWN
Assistant Treasurer.
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CHARMS ..,,o,,
- CITY, RIVER AND HARBOR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY
Ofoe Pier Is, n. H.. foot Of Cortiandt-st
Consrrmcpts Of freight forwarded directed any part
IltlcwOrld.
UNkQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Order received for delivery OF all KINDS Of freight and
chaudise TO aDy part Of the city
EEA AND AARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAR
BOR LIGHTERAGE
Freight every description promptly ghtered to any point
Il the har Dor at reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS,, BARGES AND GROVES 70 CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamer JOHN II. sTARIN for NEW HAVEN, leaves pler
Is n H. foot OF COrandtsta at 2p N. daily. SUNDAYS
excepted
Freight for points D. L. w r. r. received at Pisr 10
JINew Haven and points East. al Pier 49,
NORTH SHORE, STATEN 1SLAND.-Eleven Miles for
Ten Cents via steamers Pier l. E. r.. foot OF White
balst.
CENTRAL SHIPYARD COmmunipaw, y. J.-DTy Docks
Machine and Boiler shops. Everything appeTt2ping
construction and repair Of vessels
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DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MENT, AND THE FASTEST TINE CONS45l-
ENF WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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BORDEAUX LINE. ..-....u
ID New and direct liue to the South Of Franco
NETWORK AND BORDEAUX DIRECT 90
CHATEAU LATTE. ........-. February =
CHA AL MARCIA y -.-.-----.-.- -
From" Pranflces stores mar Walst F.Tryl BROOKLYN
Travellers Tor France spain and Italy. Pyrenaes PAl
Nice &C. VII. save time expense by taking tins Ina
Cabin Including winel $50 steerage. go
For passage apply TO =, g., ,l,,,, n,.rp Ac p,,.,,.
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Qntlion Sale OF Rell Gstn!s
Gountrp propsrir for Sale an6 60 Get.

A DVERTTsEMENTS FOR THE NEW
- YORK TRIBQNE Will; BE RECEIVED AT THE
nrstst untiI H. aud 3Os West Twenty thrist corner
Eighave 32 East Fourteenth ST. corner UnolSquare
go Third ave- corner Forty seyenthsti OF the HARLEM
OFFICES, Nos l,OG7 and 2, 90 Thirdave, corner Qpe
hundred and wsnty fth ST., up 70 p M al regular oWce
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si,mtcais onb RAILROADS.
!, AND OHIO RAILROAD

;DATTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID MODEL FAST LINZ TO al. TIN ws Mint
Via PssSeplPs,ss 5sl.Os fnG Depot
m except sunday for WASHINGTON and All p9ms INN
cTissfs 1 ES St lss 'eEsSss 81
pCs'M pNieHr daily for washington and all points Ws,
T \ SIpans: ooe us - and sos broadway Court
g. Hrookiyp: Pennsylvania hsilroad
NOR BOSTON, FARE ONLY 49,.
steamers leave dali (eIcept sunday non rier So ~ ~
'"''' ''IS T. PopPLE. Gent Pass Agt, III we'tst
~ prvEp pkrr M -fernmenons Nov, 10. 1883
shron - ,raias win laaye Grand Central Depoh nth
3 a m. Western New-YoEk and Norths'n HAP''' ~
. % Fast Limited Chicago EyprSss with dining s ears
sogRssG e IA A9 Sss V asvS s a. cScSsS o
10 so M ChioaSo Express drawing room cars 70 0"nS"
IT a. IN Western NewYork and Northern Express Win
% u M. Accommodation to Albany and troy o., Wa.
s6p m 81 Louis Express with sleeping ears ior laSdia
Fails BuAao Cincinnati except saturday Toiedo Deuol1
sS p ~ Express with sleeping TO Syracuse and to
AnS n M Paoac Express with sleeping Rochester
guaslo cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago ST. Louis oswe
IS S0 gSt ESSfess With sleeping car, Albany and
TROY Connects with morning. trains for the west an"
essts op sale al Grana Central Depot No Bowling
and as nEoS9yay, and z, rossSS EtgSs
and ass WASHINGTON and s64 Fulton ss Brooklyn and 70
Fourth.st WILLIAMSBURG - .tooo,ro o,r. ooo No
procure al any Of the ticket offices in Newlork CITY
baggage called for and checked from IeSoene , Sunday
.These trains daily All others dAy NJ ~
sa snnerintepaent General Passenger Agent
POPULAR SHORE LINE.-For Providence,
1V
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Ocean 6tc1mer5.

A MERICANS going abroad and desiring
~ precious stones choice 1ewely bron2es OF the latest
novelties. invited visit Paris st0, No 81 Avenue
de opera adjoining Hotel Bellevue .,.>-,,
nf Eftl ANrun.. Now York.
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DipiAeno Notices.
CENTRAL RAILROAD CoXPASY OF NEwJEgsEY,)

i19 Libcrtyst,
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF ONE AND
II HALF PER CENT "a declared payable on and after
March /. 800
T1snslerbooss TO be O. ed Iom saturday, 9tb inst tall
Monday, March 3. j. W. WATSON,
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Urn gooos.
Winier Resorts.

A RE YOU GOING TO A WINTER RESORT
~ HOME JOURNAL, ont today,
Has choice list OF places.
For sale everywhere, cents
MORRIS, PHILLIPS & co. Psrk- place, Nsw.S0k.
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THE ERIE RAILWAY, now know as the
i NETWORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL.


construction and repair OF vessels
THE ERIE RAILWAY. now know as the
Il NEw'YoRR' LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
Arrangements ottralns y oA 1lamters st,eot DAnot
Fam Daly except sundays. bay Express drawing,room
coaches 10 Bmghamton Emra and Buffalo Sleeping
tpu daily. st. LOUIS Lmied Express-No charge
NJ Niagara Fails % ssssnca 10 o S1SO s CT
dy % &ns ~ % sa Sq C seS2 20
~ M and Indianapolis II am -, ~ n. -.
5y aR F fspS and q sI
. Bunet smoking Coaches 10 ChIcsgo
s1S EHiMant train i0r NE we s6a2o ,nooo
LAS 1880 440 $40 $50 $40 80 1880 1880 II midnight
sclsoa Gy C1S R e ncon qHs s $50 ao
$50 go s S $40 $40 i2 y m nd dGash sun
Newark ard Pster5On Newark 645 $40 ll3O am $40
only Sundays us S:a S Gs6p 1 S SATURDAY nights
nidnigi Sundays $3.50 lO2O sm lao $50 SPIN aud ~
oNew6uTgand Cornwall 1903 m $50 4:3o Cpm Sunday
sRo9aoot and Kingston and Montgomery an l3O p m
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1884-09-13
the prohibition question after this def
milton of his views

Two weeks ago the Democrats were
saving GOT course, we don't expect
to make any impression on Vermont,
the roCk-rbbed, tower crested fortress
of Republicanism :" and they didn't.
Then, despite their desperate but con
cealed efforts in the Pine Tree State,
they declared: "Oh, well, you know,
Maine is Blaine's own State, and no
body supposes we'll gain anything
there" Sure enough, they lost to the
tune of 20. 900. And now they explain :
The Democrats never did carry Ohio
in a Presidential contest ; and 1t Is not
reasonable to hope We'll win in that
State And they probably won t.
All this reiterativc hedging, however,
will enable them to confess with better
grace, five weeks hence: I'VE haven't
elected a President since 1886, andwe
don't expect to nov."-N J. TTb-
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10000 Majority!
A HEAVY SHOWER IN MAINE
THE DEMOCRACY SHOWED UNDER.
Even the Tips Of Their Ears Covered,
Hard y Knew What Struck En-.

The state election took place in Maine
on Monday last, resulting in n grand
victory for the grand OLD Republican
party The Republicans have carried
every county in the state. They elected
II senators and the Democrats none.
and have chosen four-iifths of the repre-
sentatives in the Legislature. They
elected the four representatives in Con
eresS by large majorities, and gave Gov.
Robbie popular majority of 20, 900.
The Republican vote will reach very
nearly so. eco, 4, eco to 5000 larger than
was ever cast before. Tie majority is
the largest since the Presidential election
of 1863. and far exceeds the most san
guine hopes OF the most hopeful.
The following telegram has been sent
by Postmaster Stanley to Secretary FEES
sender, of the Republican National
Committee : ION a full vote we have
swept the state and re elected Robe by
| 20 coo majority. Mr.. Blaine's own city
has given a majority of 252 greater than
was ever before thrown, and his county
gives. ) 400 majpriIS.'
The senate stands 81 Republicans and
no Democrats the house 50 Republicans
and p Democrats. The indications are
that in the house there will be us Re
publlcauS and B opposition.
Two hundred and eighty eight towns
give Robe G., l>2, Redman, l,531.
The legislature Will be overwhelming
Republican. Reed, for Congress, in the
first district. has ab1nt 900 majority.
| Returns from most of the places thus far
heard from show large Republican gains.
The returns Indicate that the house
will lee composed of III Republicans and
| four Democrats a Republican gain OF !.
A dispatch from the capital says :
Gwen snch papers as the Philadelphia
! Times, proiessedly independent but in
tcnSely Democratic, admit the import
ancc of the victory. and do not under
take t" deny that it will decidedly effect
! the November election
Republicans ill Washington are very
enthusiastic over the result of the elec
ton in Maine. The majority for Robe
vas more than the most SanGulne ex.
pected. Secretary Mcpherson and al
the callers at Republican headquarters
say that tie result was satisfactory il
every respect, and must have an import
ant effect on the contest i'll Ohio and IL
the national campaign.