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would relieve an industry and cheaper a

would relieve an industry and cheaper a
general commodity
Mr.. Flower mentioned over a number of
| other articles of which 1 took no note ex-
cept that human hair was among the things
that go into use. He mentioned reducing
the sugar tax, and, think, spoke of iron.
Referring to Mr. Hewitt's recent remark
about taking the tax off raw materials, he
said: "Whak are raw materials! Here
where we live the crude cottons
are the raw material. In ono place
like Pennsylvania tin plate is the raw
material while in another tin plate is the
manufactured product. You ask Smith
Weed" said he, what he thinks about iron
ore being raw material. The beds where
hs lives are not half so rich as they are IN
Canada, q few miles from my country. He
would say oh, no. if you proposed to con-
slider his pig iron the raw material. No."
said Mr.. tlower, "the fact is that We along
the seabogrd here can do first rate with
free raw materials because we can haul
from Australia wool and let the
western farmer go. We have to
pay the extensive railroad haul from Ohio
and Iowa wool to New York, whereas we
can bring our wool from Australia cheap
enough. But how is that going to please
the Ohio men We can bring iron from
Spain to New York and let ell the ore
beds in our interior go. Don't you see
how you stir things up the moment you
begin to strike at those active industries !?
Unfortunately there are some men Who
are not satisfied unless they destroy
something that is prosperous. An invidl-
Gus feeling makes them to harm rather
than to help.
Among the matte Mr.. Flower sug
gested for revision was POTATOES, which
he said were now protected, whereas they
were the food OF the poor in the big cities.
At the end of this conversation did not
sufficiently apply my mind to the schedule
part OF it to renort it strictly.
Mr.. Flower has but one child, daugh-
ter, having lost his son not long ago. His
popularity in this city is general, on ac-
count CT his accommodating disposition
and the easy way in which his force of
character has worked out its results.
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Theatrical Troubles.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 13.-It was developed at
very late hour last night that Richard
Mansfeld's Partisan Romany Rye Co.,
which has been playing at the Peoples
theater the past week, had broke up in a
row and has probably gone to pieces.
The company is said to have been in fnan-
ciai trouble for some time, and came here
on Mitchell & Robertson's guarantee that
their salaries would be paid. Bad feeling
also existed between Hamilton, the man
ager, and Mansfield, and after the per-
formencs last night Hamilton had Mans
field arrested for criminal libel. An
attachment was also issued against Mans
fields baggage. The company were paid
their last weeks salaries by Mitchell &
Robertson, managers OF the Peoples
theater. and they will probably 60 to
Cincinnati or return to New York.
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Two tugs have been seized at San Francisco by
the COVE Tnment for landing thirty-five cases OF
brandy from the British ship Poonah.
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THE H0G QUESTION.
1t is Explained to His Own Satisfaction by
the French Consul at st. Louis.

1t is Explained to His Own Satisfaction by
the French Consul at st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 13.-Emile Karst, tee
French consul in this city, was interyieael
regarding the action OF the French COVE -
ment in relation to American pork, a.
made the following statement: Gan
tirely erroneous I'm preston prevails il t:.a
United States in regard to the French gov
ernment's course. 1t is generally believed
here that the prohibition of American pork
importation was the result of an unscru-
pulo1s lobby in the French chambers.
This is all wrong, as lobbies are unknown
IN Francs. Well, the truth of the matter
is, my government was informed
that 100000 pounds Of dis
eased American pork vas about
80 be shipped abroad. The French minis
ter at Washington was notified 10 inquire
into the rumor, and found, although per
h0ps, no5 SO great sn amount had been or
was 50 be sent as reported, still that g
very lerge proportion Of that sent abroad
was che neat of animals which had died
from hog cholera. The AmerioHp inspec-
tor st Chicago, himself declared eight per
cent of the hogs exported were diseased.
These facts were transmitted to France,
and an embargo on American hogs WIS
the result; rather than take the chances of
eating. trichina affected pork. In Paris
| they decided to have none at all. That is
the whole amount of this much agitated
and much less understood American hog
| question in France.
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The Kantnoky senatorship.

FRANKFORT, Ky. Jan. 18-Thera are no
new developments in the senatorial con-
Fest. It is She cain before the storm Of
Monday. Caucuses ard qpist work is be-
ing do le by the friends Of the candidates,
and whisky jugs are circulating freely.
The caUcuses promise 10 rs very exciting.
John Sanford, prominent banker of
Covington, an intimate friend of Carlisle's,
is in the city and says he has letter from
the speaker positively decliug to allow his
name to go before the caucus.
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WASHINGTON.
A NEWDTSTR CT ATTORNEY FOR 1HE
AOREnE1N ILLINOIS DIS
TRICT.

Pium-The Bef&listory Measures Against
France and Gernany-A Bill for a De-
partmeBt Of Commerce-The Governor
ship of Washington Territory.
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Nicer raatl
Fine 4ail0rilq,
I46 EAST THIRD STREET.
CLOTHING.
5000 CENTS.
2,IOO CENTS.
800 CENTS,

Figures Won't Lie 20 If yOu
care 20 make an ifaUestne,It Which
a0i1 net yOas u profit of nearly
33 I-3 per cent, read 9UltGt GOe
hare to sag.
We hare sold nearly 40 OUercOats
of Lot 1895 for $50, and they
aOe7'e considered CHEAP for that
MONEY. We haze about ten of
this same Tot left. tOltEch zoe are go
ing to sell before Sunday SleCt.
Tass 0UereO0t Is made from u gen
ui1se french EGyStGn, sOith Gls ec-
ira eOide seal collar. The SLeeUes
are lined avith heavy satin. The
coat IS dOabie-stitcgted and cat ea-
Ia q tong, sizes RUNNING from 36 to
~, chest. TYs6s garment as certain
ly tie perfection OF the taiIOY's
skin, and aoOtI6 cost Gt least,
"naade TO ORDER" 500.
WE WILL SELL WHAT I'VE
yy4ER FOR
New-York tribune., 1884-02-21
AuctiJu 51le ot RsI Gs.1te.

DFCFIVER'S NOTICE OF SALE.-Suprcme
IL Court The People of The state Of New ors AGAINST
thr Opel board OF ~t1cA Br1kcs uldLE Company of 'r
CItr o. v.lo.k. Court. James W. tatca agiiA-
Coud l. Parker Prrsi eu Of tAe Oh en- boaru o sioux
Brokers OF the liy Of New YORK.
y virtue order made the above emitted actions at
Special Term supreme t0ur held al chambers ~ ud
fir the of me ~ day Oi jan
uar} 1884 l. the ulders scas frcoi.e o the aJrs ntd
de-ndAuts, WIZ sell At puc Du O DIR hihe'L bdhtr ny
Icar1 Harnc aictoneer Il tue !-xchat 7ai' -l"ym
broadway in Tie City of eWlOrn he l4th oAy
Of N rch ~-t L. O.O all the roal te and prem
tuste h- q % NeY-f
I.o,y IA and designated hr t. ~ uJrrs Nu. NJ
erd No 10 3ro -.t ID "a CITY. viii made
known the time and place " sdeD ted Ne - nrg, Fob
~ EAsIL > =. RANSOM,
j -ANF RD POTTER, E,clvgr,
Attoriey for Rec civ I. 10 bIoau"ay y. l. Guy
70. Broadway. y y. City.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-21
WEsT SHORE ROUTE.

NLM.YOKA- WEST sHohH BUFFALO RAILWAY
AMI NEW 1OhA. On Att4O AND N n@5fhl.N
On and Iiter Jau4r l. 14 trans WA DesDrOsseS
s=i
susIens1u bTIge. Niagara AIS Iu.aio
IA.
T. N ,.,... 20 fl. 49,, pom.
Auster-an. J:JO. I4:-U 4. IN 20 u.
"a. y, J:.sJ a
OswegO. O.e44a, .NOrSlcn, ot4ney o:5O a m.
NowDdrg LI4Snid11 FOdskscpsie, %, O:1l.
Il. - +.sU y
Mlu.ue.owL sod lI:zOL Az, So II
sDai.y Otner trans Inly excePt sidI4E ~
Bunct FarOr cars 5s3O and i4.%JA IL AM Ej) J. m.
Far.of aaet Cars On sJO a. IL train Ior sTrIcuJs anI
Pai,lssa Quiet seeplng Cars Ia IN 1rAn 40 'a--I
1aRe
Clly, FeDusyiyala AaLlrOaN I~s-'A NN-S -
Eo or -nI. AMIGA Oaaoo, sutton sti o"S @SVA
AL ana NO.1 YEA hG4OhV6; NeS lOrA SiT Soa 49, ~
4lt 54I, I.0<o brOsowGY, No Union ogIFS ~
rY7 N. Ito kAst i20si Pennsf INnliA iA StA-
tCi, ItsbIOhstssl- iCOt IOraDdLsL and est SAs4s
HENRY MoNETT. Cen. Pass Agent
tu-5A
New-York tribune., 1884-02-21
rieomtocis oro Railrcaos
TINORE AND Quo RAUROAD.
MODEL FAST LINE To THE WEST.
Va philadelnhia Haltimore and WashinrtOn

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~ MODEL FAST LINZ TO The He tt vs.,
Trains leave from Pennsylvania r. r. Depot ,~.
2Pm except sunday for Was9ington and s points
beaches TO Chicago, Cincinnati, ST. Louis Connects Ao' III
IS MIDNIGHT daily for Washington and all points West
Fc Time Tables Tickets sleeping Be9ths anu anu Court
81, Brooklyn Pennsylvania Railroad
T,OR BOSTON. FARE ONLY So.
Via STONTNGTON LINE.
INSIDE ROUTE avoiding Point id SqtrS Per So n r.,
Steamers leave daily except sunday from "'
'A'-'' ." W. PoPPLE Gcu1 Pass Agt III vests
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND NJ ~ HIGS IssS
tSrcurh trains viii leave Grand central Depot ,res with
a. n. Western New.York anu Noi'i'
% Fas Limited Chicago EyprSss Win BSno agRs fTs %
SIeyelsd and Toledo arriving 81 hcsgo I'm ~ m - CanSD
10 80 a i1sT nj sq1ud and aalo connects Tor osweeo ~
TT m Western New.YOrk and Northern Express "''
hrsSing r Troy Utica Express drawing room cars
- M fnnis f;xpess with sleeping cars for agara
,slt BnhaIo Cincinnati except Saturday loedo Delro
SPas sS - @ Express With sleeping to Syracuse and to
Auoun paidc Express with sleep cars Rochester
53ufalo cleveland Ioled9 detroit % hcaso' ST LOUIS '
- y m Nrh ExDTess with sleeping 10 Albany and
rrv Connects with morning trains for the West ana
North fexrs,,t saturday uightl. - ,,,
Tckes on sale OF Grand Central Depot No Bowling Bowling
O and % and 9aS =. and q
In Drawing room and sleeping can be
xrs-ure. n the ticket Offices IN New-Ior Clty
Basgage called for and checked from IeSlNon SUNDAY
sTTes trains run daily. All others day eA'S q NTFKER
Genera SUPERINTENDENT. General Passenger Agent
hOPTT,AR SHORE IINE.-FOr Providence,
BotaE and & tRS East av an aIays rial S9 6 Bqtd
y m m. ipaTior car attached and 10 2 ~ WIN , psiSS
saT Newport express Grand Central Depot at p H.
at Newport 7'S5 p m PAi2r M M PoPPIE Agent
New-York tribune., 1884-02-21
european advertisements.

european advertisements.
7 IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
4 Finest aud cheapest MeltnaV)rIg Stock Tor
SOUPS, Made Dishes aud oan, ts
IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
4 An invaluable and psiataDe Tonic in Oh cases OF
weak dire4t on and dt bihty. 1t Is success and
boon for which Nations shOud feel grais ul:| Sec
Medical Press" Lancet LEli4sA h'UiC@
Journal" etc.
I IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
4 Cauficn-Genulne ONLY with fac-simile OF Baron
Ilebg's signature Blue Ina across Label
This Caution Is necessary owing 10 various
cheap and inferior substitutes beng IN tAe aAf
krt.
4 TTBTG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT :.
1 10 Le had of all StOrekeepers, GrOcers and
Chenists. sole Agents FOR the I nited aaies (NhOe
sale oulyj g. David & Co. o Fenchurenavenue.
Iona Eng and.
eola vhoIesse pV Park e Tilford. Vanderheck
49, gerr1v C5ndif 81 Ke-sOu a. Robbins H. X a r. b
IT1nri'er a co ant Msssrs. W H. schienelIn & Co
New-York tribune., 1884-02-21
AND READING
RAILROAD.
"nlf CT TATION vs. OF
Nrw.TTRsTY CENfRAL DIVISION,

Nrw-JERsEY CENfRAL DIVISION,
FOOT OF LIBERTY.ST, NORTH RIVER ~.
~ from Brooklyn Bridge Pier
TINE TABLE-TAKING EFFECT NOV IS 1883
sor ADFLPHIA and TRENTON. " Bound Brook
Eeue a; 81 XIX s{ I T. a No. $50 900 p m
arpot connection at Junction for Germantown ana
echSstn1t mi; at CoumDis-ave for Manayunk con'ho
oRAwITG.RooM CARS on all Day Trains and sLEEr1Na
CARS On Night Trains.
returning leave PHILADELPHIA. Ninth and Green,sts
m SUNDAY $50 a, NJ $40 1900 p IN m; E9Td 9n a Ana
bm SrNBAY. s:l5 a M, 4.3o p. m.
FsaSs TE%2MS S, M %a1Io' m ' ll2 ga Esp
xd2 9A5 y IA SsraRF RI at 635. 75 900 u s4s 400
FdB1 g 5grXBURY ani LEwI5GUBG at Gas, 745 m, 3t5
FOR and rAPR5s8URG at -. 600 Il llI5 a NJ
For SCRANTON al 6:f5, 800 a M S.45 p m.
70, WI 6 RAERE 5 a9S nd PTT59E 56sy3 S g. 9' m 800 nv
Tor DRIirON at 6:t5 q. N, S;45 p m
ForTANaQUAa at s45. 7i5, 900 m. l:O0 1870. 8f5 4oc
e. t-T.TIFI4r.,f ALL EvTOwv and NAuCH CHUNK
tst Ga, 200 o. 100, I3o' SA5 $50 p H. Sunday At
For Tislov at s4s. 900 = m 1OO I.sO s.4s 400, 43o
b.8Up u. sundays $50 p. a.
For sTATloxs OK HIGH BRIDGE BRANCH at 600
For FL2llNaToy at say & 70 m, 100. l2o 400 %3o
6.JO. 5.5j .. liz sundays. l5. .. IA
eor sUVILLE az G41. 600 1880 lil5a m 100 l'o,
ss5 400 $50. $500 $50 G0. -o1 500, 1880 p H. sun.
DAYS NJ rJ0a m, 1.dO. .5p 300 lu
300 a y 3d. = 900 4.9' 300 5I5 $40, t p, $40,
Zoo 500 s.. o. l0.3O J.. 10 SUNDAYS az SEQ. -.lJ
q m ls0. 800 J:sO 9Ol, 100 p. ~
For ELI ABFTH at 6l5, f45, 7i5 -, 500 g. 9o9
$50 500 $50, sl5 go 40, s.S2 80 900 o. = go,
fl:5O, 1900 pm sUNDAYs at s0l $40 q H. I.SO 40''
b.3O 3:O9 1900
For NEW ARK at 300 5:t5. e16 645 7:l5 7so sOo sl1
so O. o. g. 9:f5 1o-l5 To-. s. Il:l5 m 1900 ia. Ia
lis 600. -:3O 800 80 400 $50 100 5.l5, 5,o $50,
t.I ESQ ZOO 13l, 10. q, q, BAD, li-5u,
IzOO p m SUNDAYS at s.: %. 9l5, 10 < n. 1900 Ia,
las $500. $500. 500 61 5. 500, 800 1910 N.
Cor IONG BRAN II. OCEAN GROVE, NC. All rl'l az
500 N. 1880 800, 6oO m. SUNDAYS except
Ocean Grove at 400, lo;Ao IA
For FHEEHOlD-At5, 3, SIS i o.. m, l3O, 4. . ?.
tor IAKTWO ID TOMS RIVER and HARNEGAT ~ SIS
m 80 s.JO with through parOr cars On l.oO D. Ia
eSr VINELAND and BRIDGETON at 1870 p. m.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No. 2, NORTH River. via SANDY Hook
TorIONG BBANCA. EAIJNIOWN, etC, al p
Tickets can be procured LOeryst Pier No sorth
River 2l Z07 .J- 26l III 4lB 12l, S44, l3!l aud
,2S PrladWay; 7o7 and "a lthaTei Riymgt0ust -
5reenyvic.st pos East lI5ti-st and principal Hotels IA
kew-Y Yor Ciiy. IN Brooklyn At $os Courst > r'sa
I've lss- Atlantic Hohokeu, Z54 " asllugton-st
Y Tlaurr Company VIII and ChecE baggage from
WV ~ e.. u ia SCOCK,
General Passenger ana &c ct agent, Philadelphia.
4 "0- ' a. P. BALDWIN
General Eastern Passenger ~ert llr Lbr-v--t. y =
New-York tribune., 1884-02-21
Connlrp proptrt9 Unntco.

J7TANTED.-A Hotel. TO rent or lease, fur
u-hed partly furnished; convenient ~ access oc.
tit on son preferred with accommodation FOR - r 100
rUrss NOT ess than " Land; stable room required
.r..s "HbTEf," New.iork Tribune Box - Win tLu
MAJ ,u.ar- aud lowest cash rates.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-21
Gltualicn5 marte1--alaIss.

DACKER. JANITOR, or NAItHMAN.-By
4 Married man 9 experienced. can furnish perfectly
sls.aeory r,ier'aG,s .., nd. 2 @ 1' rc rgt5.s A. NJ
NJ. Hill. ..I W4lnat--t.. .li lizayceil 81.
DORTFR or USEFCL-NAN in WAREHOUSES
@ 9e 3s 9sS an ,m Mn SiliI5: .S lfr a;T W.
GiiUsTIAN stVEEI7 .-S, II Woco-t-s,- Al'oNiy L.
D0lTER.-Bv q Dane. age 40. married or
tnou,. eood recommendation address LSEFC L-AAN,
II. oune once.
DORTER or USLFUL-MAN in wholesale
tempcia + rel h e. ant o % 'r work. best recommenda
90 UrTENOGRAPHEn and ~ PE-WE ri IER
- I[Oworas. 20 leee ,rtl,.a- WIKI lry Jour ears
e1r,cnce one en- cement sa, flc'or lel;ss' j. +"
tribune once.
chipping CLEPK.-Rv Il single man, age
= ~ American several years e1rc encr and eau qnsR
Al city references to character ald Aby L. &C. 'O E~S'
S,TABLE-NlAN or tSEFUL-MAN. BY
- Irshaa chat thoo1sny gass az nit vt tnl & ess @
as etYe;na 81 or %iil @ 1e ~ ,s. ny Are@s BN4RD
RE&Sf' X GlS i6j at b1oaG1ay,
Useful. FARMWOR and HOUSEWORK-
mmeni Ions Apply at the Employment House
los 5th.aye.
TSEFUL.-By young man. lately landed.
x employment any Kind; Viii mage lIist Rgls a.y
Once, Once, .-S33 e;'3 B5oadvs sy.
VANTED.-By boy, II, well-educated i.!an!i and
house rsreas reereSces Address X Box &c. tribune Up
town once, l.2Ss brOadway.
MAN a Young man, 24, ambitious
w 10 advance the Of his employ er
where 10 business wil DE p
penan quick ngures refers w present e"poyei~
y .. Tribune once
WATER or USEFUL-MAN.-By a Swede
w good rsferencei willing and oohsing wages $40 N
a 4OS 4tn-ave
WAITER, &c.-By a young colored man. '
w IN apriyate family 70 wait can s~ye ~ pe,. e n,,vn
epces fr H. ias Mac. Address ID. r, Tribune uptown
Once, ,2Jo Broadway.
NNAlTER-By young man lcOiOrsuI s as
a., go. waIsr understands hs business IN nice
naI res.renc. place Address d.
K Tribuns 1pi0wn ONCE ,23S Broadway
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Sales bn AurtioH.
crsron HouaK. NEw YORK.

CUSTOM HOuak NfN nohh. (
CoLLETogs OFFirR fe9. 4, 1885,
Under PROVISIONS OF oEG io IloNS SSS,.SS Z,Ya .nd
1 ami {. o-g II = Revised Statntoa three hnhuIon ana
,r,v nv. 4tS, lots Of merohAnds unclaimed ana Ioha
in 10 Dano ~ OF yeArA s1ll DO saia Dy - ~
oos may be inspected saturday aud Moa.y .ot " SAG -
st fa,se ami warehouses;. Cntalognea tut AZ us
tom House March Z. W. H. h"N- O
New-York tribune., 1884-02-21
Citn l]ropcrln 90 fet.

A GOOD demand for city dwelling property,
- centrally located preferred send descrip ~ price and
requre charge unless purchaser furnished CHAS
:. PICk, 30 West .ut4-st
DWELLING To LET FURNISHED.-22l
Dwest 45thst story and 0asemen bron stone G|Sing
furnished ffescoei and plpered throughout W. H. fOOhl
SONS. s. Dth-a,e. MasOuic iempeI.
rTO LFT-The highly desirable four-story
browu-stoue. high soop dwellings, [o- II Fast X, 80,
between 9th and Madison aFs Ap'N
10 H. e. PkDDER. Arnold, Constable Coz tb-st ~ 5tA'e
tHTU-ST.. 115 EAST.-Fumished or nm
~ furnished p"4scssion. FEhDINtND FISH, Ii5
Broad Say. corner LD-Ity-st.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-21
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after Nov. II. SO.

Avn r-NII'FD STATES M All. ROUTE.
Trains leave York Drsbr0sses and Coranct street
FrIrie. as follows. lei, r,,,-,,,
HIsTs ptsourg tf' Wesi ,D5 ana n nday New yorS
aad N .cso limited Of PaTor. Dining, Smoking and sleep
wiams95rt LosE Haven r. Go,y and Ere r1t9 az
sha aT 1 " ~ M mon an4 the south Limited Washington
Tx5re.s Of pullman Psrlor daily ezcapt sunday ~
arrive Washington 40, a. M i;rsuar wa Taf via
aId0 r. K. and p m. and , mont. -uniaya va . b
all p r. K m p ana l. slt via H. AID w. H.
K 7 D m ami D. uiynt.
Fif Atnac 1ty except sunday, ? n.
i05r frlna6 Hy Head Junction. and uternei'a'e stations
va Railway auo MO- a. & &u , s',1 ,t ss6ur1 ParkJ
SUNDAY q ~ az /, W. TIerf MI thro1 sh trains at
Jrr.ey City aa,rag speedy AID ciTeot uais'er Tor
Trains siri5erom gsrur4 ~ aaa l2os m 73e tiS and
100 iag ana a. 20 day sEre.t M,n"9, .o fi,I iI
3 o. 30 TO-, ana ~. = q. m sunday. go go NJ
LOO .d 1872 r1o, tg'n Fl, na So s6 ao 80 T.
3 3D. j.3o go 7-O. q. o. 200 e-2 l0o'', lg-V @..H
CO, o. $40. loo-, 90 aad io$. y III
TO PHILADELPHIA.
TEE OLD EsTABIIsHLD ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
90 TRAINS. Each WAY yErK,DrAA,YIs, ~ f17D ASDD on
sUND4r4i riLIA Z sIaI5 II SFw7o y e Ak TX i-Ai--
DoUnrF TRACK. THE MoaT IMPROVED EQUIP
2lIc,T ANg TIE f. -Tf.1-TT TIN e, ,Ss-7I-
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
rr-oss rr,,eave Ne7ryo via Desbrosses and cot-ndt
stIe-t Fr.Irs - follow. , ,,-,.,. =, 7,.7o, , o.oo
eiO :. 3. o. r. and b. M and 1. nielt Snn'y s. o' =
limited aa % "a u. DO. D., dtfi ll
Tram. leaving Ner-l1.k daily except In.5f. l- E U anu
II H d. H. l. and CONNECTING Al IIeht0I loI
Gaa.irH. ,-,-,..- .o.,,
Reungr trains leave Broads Sat'3n Paia1e,ph,a, 2 a.
i, and a. Il .l. ed sx'res' - ard o.-V p m
3 I. B. Q. t.8 = I'D -.4j and Oo sunday 40 4o.
400 3;5 -.sO A. ui 2. . o Limited, t:aO, 80 'ti'
aud p M Lravr Philadelphia VA CaudeA 5'oO a. Hi
CaIiy ett sunday. - r----.
T-cGet Oh ces - sac and 94s BROADWAY. Astor House
and OF peSbyOsses md c fl7r1i -iiret- ,olI..
froosy-; Bu.ls Hotel. Eoyo,en S;suo1, Jer ey -.jy
and Brook u Annex Station f0pf X IN tOn--i,
f-nigrGnt cAet O0ce Battery lace and Castle Car
den. ., ...,l
baggage from hotels auD residences
ChAfLf~ b. PTFH WOOD,
t.ruera' Manager General Ta.sr Agent.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-21
Diui1cn0 N3ticcs.

LjlUl )cnO C!llE5.
GENITAL RAMHoAu COMPANY or NrwJFasEY(
I1J liz rty-st, .
4 QUARTERLY DIVIDEND or ONE AM
y HALF PER CEAT - declared, payable ON ami after
March T. ,.. . ..u
MOudlJ, M4reh3. D. ". " Al ~ ,
NORTHERN PACIwC RAILROAD Co'PAyY.
IhEA-uLE-- OFFICE. 80. /, baoAi-@i,
NEa-ToIH, February 40, 3 4. ,
DOTPONS Of the Pen pOuillc Division
O Bonds ~ This Company due Mar 3 l rrnT VIII De phlo
upon presentation 10 tins oilcr on au, 20 t4t gsie
IB1hI LENON HL-NNAP, Treasurer
NOTlCE.-THE COUPONS OF THE FIRST
= NOR rs" bonds ami ateres on r- gnar.'%ed % Pre- pre-
on, any, interest ur preferred sock of hc Nanas
CITY - LJris aud CHica-O hrihot company. l'ti'ht
Ferunr, T. sl. win De- rlI AID after tIas tg" fl" 1
nee o.. 5iessls JE-UP PAION N co, No D. Wu4lains1.
NeW-NorA.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-21
Rooms ar0 flats 60 Ett.

Rooms ar0 flats 60 Get
ELATS TO LET-257 West 122l-st., third
b1use east Of Stlavt; rents e-9 to $50. Inquire Oh
premises
ELAT-CONPLETELY FURNISHED, in
] exchange for Board. 40 Eat j'th-st.
HLA,S TO LFT-2j7 West 122d-st., third
house east Of 0thase. rs!'s SIS TO f35. Inquire Oh
prauusrs.
VvO RENT.-A physiriau'- Office, at NO. 1 East
55.-st.
40 WEST 57TH-ST.. in the SONCY, very
- desirable apartments caJ-nesLuse rescoed steam
IL. HsoIAAlIDE
New-York tribune., 1884-02-21
> aflN eIfl NHivER avR AND HARnoR TRANSPORTATION


Ofrce Pier IS \. r.. loot Of Cortlandtst
,rs,cert OF freight forwarded as directed to any part
UNLQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders received for delivery Al Ands o freight a4l msf
chauGlst ans part Of the ct
SEA An hAABOR TJWiNg AND RIVER AND HAR
BOR LIGHTEKAGE.
Freight every description promptly Hshtered to any po1'
ntbc larDor IT reasonable rates
STEAMBOATS,, BARGL7 AND GROVES 10 CHAN
TIL. FOR IACURSItN5.
steemerJoHN ii. sTARIS for NEW HAVEN, leaves Pier
TO- y H. foot Of Cort.anatstr Al p H. daily SUNDA4S
except II
Irlit .or points On D. J. d W r received at Pier -
FoI New Haven AID pO.lts East a. Pier lS
NORM -HO4L~ 7IAI4-N 4-LAND.-Eleven Miles, t'c
Ten COIt steamers Ol r4o l. L. L. I,oe o. " ME
halst
CENTRAL sHIPYAED Conuunipaw. NI.-Dry Doci'
Macl aal Goer shops. LgcIyslDs appetAl; 10 .is
construction and repair oi vessels
EI'HE ERIE RAILWAY, now know as the
ALN 4OHA. LAnE az! AM "hsIkkA "AIL
Arrangements oi trans non Clambersstreet Depot
sam "1y e1eSgi S"A '' gay sAP'gs a'" og s0D@
coacaes to .eVean4 (,Dennau ami Cbieaso avn, c,ar.o
foT as, runman Sleeping coaches L. arriving
fz54 Nlaeara ral.s " a M: -a'ananca : 90 q IN Z SeSe
day Couuectinr Detroit Toledo go
Il N Dyl Pacific rxpre,' ior the Vest sold Tram Of
Bunslo, Niagara rails Cinc1nau and Chicago Hotel and
g BuGet ~To-ins ] oaclrs t., To- ~ A,C1E1 49,
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las i..0 lG $40 81 go 80 Q:50 m y midnight
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days. $50 I.2ua NJ Las C3iO S}i m IL midnight.
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alinchL sun0ays ESQ 1910 LAO t.5O epm and II
Midnight
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S:iOa W IN.
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MdaIetowa 90 Io.tIa N $50 4.3O sl5 n sunday
$50 lr:t' An t:3O Tue Talns8a M and 4.Op m
tralnstops 20 Man-st III
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T.. l'.,l q NJ y tttt ~. III oul
Boas 23dst quarter OF and quarter alter each bor
fOm 5i5 q - ie4l o m every ulrCg uu.tntcs Hor,
lOm l.c3J r. DO 10 LAS ) every lodr. "''' ana
artu yoo,. .,.
sleemnr coaches can % obtained AMI orers te
end transfer Of barCage NAV Dee ell atthe tJmDsuvi.
Nos "iL fal or OF Rroatwsv ls7 Wes,st ~ OS'H No
Conrt a. prOo ivn. The orUauys lepoS - w .
Fxrrrss from the West arrive IN New-York at 7lO
S30 20 m and 1000 m.
'' JOHN y spRoT'T. Gem Fassr a gent. eyy.Yors
NORTHERN RAILOAD OF NEW -JEAScY.
~ Trans leave tor -ngewOo. CloSter I1ermont ana
hyacx 10 IN 1 @.ZJ 4:oO 800 O.4O . n
IL nl tlIgh- oundays Z agd 7.lJ
Manuel sprng valley and ai0nsey lao 10 am 4jOp IN.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-21
Q itn Dr. IT D Ulnte1.

4 GREAT demand for furnished and unfur-
4 -hcl houses. small u al ptrt- OF tie 81 y
au0 country; send uLl particulars. CHAS. = PICK, 4O
West 3rth-st
WILL PAY CASH for avenue property,
~ t-Denent-. private dwellings and lots JOHN i. b
eAiLIIl, IL. BlOadagI.