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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-25

q #HARRIsBURG, January 2i.-rhe following
applications for charters have been filed:
Copper World Mining Company, of Pitts
kurgh, capital $4,000, the stockholders
icing most all Pittsourghers; Citizens
Natural Gas Company, of Sharpso1rg,
Allegheny county, capital 5000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-25
} Gould Tunnel nearly Compieted.

1tEUBKSvILLE, o., January 2A-only four
81 Of a drin remains to be gone through
<Gould's tunnel, on the Panhandle. Part
4the tunnel will then be walled with
"a brick before the track is laid.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-25
RoOliAh Rrod.

WASHINGTON, January 24.-Fred Doug
lass was tonight married to white woman
only half his own age, who was formerly
his clerk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-25
Gnnh Asseta EncIrsIye of CIaIms.

fALLIAYcE, O., January 2L-ApPrsissrs
q the assigned banking firm OF Lamborn &
Ray, Of Alliance, report $4,000 Of good
bets, exclusive Of claims against the
Ieveland, Youngstown and Pittsburgh
hallway or the personal estate Of Dr.. LAM
&Crn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-25

De1eeYntie I0ainee fDs 1avoS.
FHrLADELPHIA, January A.-Ths Dsno-
crsts have nominated Samuel q. King fol
Mayor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-25
ABSOLUTELY WORTHLESS.
Senator Ingalls, Opinion Of the Value
of Alaska.

of Alaska.
During the debate on the bill to provide
a civil government for Alaska, Senator In.
gals took occasion to say that apart from
the propriety of sustaining the Monroe doc
trine by having our northern shore washed
by the Polar Sea and our southern boun-
Diary by the inter oceanic canal between the
Atlantic and Pacific, he considered Alaska
the most worthless territorial acquisition
with which any government was ever
afflicted
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-25

TseDer Receives AsstbeR Challssse.
Bos1ox January 4-Albest Hsmm, Of
Hslifsx, challenges John Tsemer 10 row
three mile rses for $500 or ti- COO side, the
lsst Uf lune next
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-25

on the part Of sugar and tobacco dealers rs
well as friends of other interests thought
to be imperilled by freer trade with Mex.
leo. - =
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-25
Dnrteen valuable stations Burned.

&nFteen Valuable stallfons Burned.
LoNDoS, January 24.-Lord Norrey's stud
obles, near Oxford, were burned to-day,
ilb fourteen valuable stations. Sir
ays, winner Of the Derby OF '79, was
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-25
FEN Kegs Of Black Powder

in chambers one and two where the men
were working aud where the explosion is
supposed to have taken place. The mine
has three miles OF drifting, and so it is i'm
possible TO definitely locate the accident
until rescuing parties can gain admittsnce.
The mine has long been considered danger
Gus by those acquaint ted with 1t. While one
of the best producing mines in the country
its operation has always been attended with
more or less apprehension and real
dapger. ut is fire damp mine"
said Superinten Cameron. now in DEN
yer, "and seems 10 constantly generate the
most deadly gases. They seem TO generate
in the coal or under it, and pour out OF
the seams in the walls OF the tunnels and
shafts. Air is forced in along the shaft BY
machinery. No less than $4,000 cubic feet OF
fresh air is forced into the mine every min.
ute. This Is quite sufficient TO fully sup
Ily the wants OF the miners and keep the
cir perfectiy pure unless some accident
happens to cut off the supply. This is
grtster amoant Of fresh air than Is fur.
nished to any other mine in the country"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-25
DEATH IN A MINE.
fifty.six Men imprisoned In a Liy.
ing Tomb
BY AN EXPLOSION IN COLORADO.
Sensational Testimony in the RoweIl Murder
Trial at Batavia, New York
Horrible Suffering in
Indiana.

GuNNIsoH, Col, January pa terrible
explosion occurred at O'Clock this morn
ing in the Colorado Coal Compsny's mine
at Crested Butte. So far only the most
meagre details have been received here,
but the loss Of life is supposed to be ter.
rible. There were sixty-seven men in the
mine at the time. OF these eleven, who
were just entering, we're thrown back to
the entrance by the force Of the explosion
and have been rescued. One Of these is
dead spd alf the others badly injured.
There are ifty-six men yet in the mine
and cannot be reached. They are all sup
posed to be dead. The explosion was Of
such force as to entirely wreck the engine
house, which stood fully one hundred feet
from the entrance. Itis supposed the eI.
plosion was caused by leak in the air
compressor. Crested Butte people are
doing all that is possible to rescue the re-
mains. Two specials have gone up from
here with doctors and others on board.
Another Account.
DENVER, Col, January 24.-The e1.
plosIon at the Crested Buttes coal mine to-
day was one of the most appalling that
ever occurred in coal mine in this coun-
try. Crested Buttes near which the mine
was located is coal mining town thirty
miles north Of Gunnison City, on the Dem
yer and Rio Grande Railroad. The cause
Of the explosion is not definitely known
but il is supposed to be from ire damp.
The explosion occurred either in chamber
,,,et haIf
force OF sixty.seven men had gone 70 WORK.
There were ten men at work in the cham
Der. Four OF these escaped uuhu--, except
one John Angus, who was in the passage
way. He is badly burned but will recover.
Fifty seven Men We're NJ Work
in chambers one and two. They are all
thousht 10 have perished. The explosion
was OF such force as to completely, barri-
csde the main entrance. Ths appliances
for the supply of air located near were
wrecked and the roof OF the tramxay
b'own of. Citizens hive been working
hard all day to IT scue the men, although
il is thought none 2an possibly escape
alive. The town hall has been prepared
for the reception OF the dead. As soon as
possible q fan Was repaired and put to
work pumping air into the mine and men
set to work to remove obstructions.
Many Of the mem bers were married men
and leave families, many living here. AT
this hour every thing is in such CONFUSION
that it is impossible to give details. A
srecisl train left Gunnison City this
afternoon with large number OF citizens.
Crew ds of women clustered around the
entrance to the mine, praying, wringing
their hands, crying piteously and present.
ing scene most heartrending. 1t is said
that at the time of the explosion there
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CTARIN'S
- CITY RIVER AND UARDOD TRANSPORTATION

STARIN'S
- CITY. RIVER AND UARB0P TRANSFORMATIONS
COMPANY.
Office Pier IL. y. r., foot OF Cort'andtst
Consgnments Of freight forwarded directed any part
Of world.
UNEQCALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders received delivery Of an kinds Of freight and
Clandise 10 any pat % the city.
SEA AND HAHBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
Dor LIGUTEGAGE.
Freight Of every description promptly ghteed TO any point
IL the harD0r 40 reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS,. BtRGES AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamers JOHN II sTARIN AMI ERASTUS CORNING
for NEW-HANEN leave Pier l. y r. foot Of C0rtlanG Il,
D. daily saturdays excepted
Freight for points 10 J. " Z r received al Pier 49,
For Ncw-Haveu and points East. at Pier le.
CENTRAL sHlPYARD, COmmunipaw y. DRY Docks.
Machine Boiler shops Everything appertaniug the
construct 0u and repair OF vessels
Branch Office 7thave cor 4-dst open daily until p. NJ.
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Siiual0ns Daule0--ftmaie5.

summons N'"'''-
4 THE PROTECTIVE EMPLOYMENT
- ASsoCftTToN
o. ,-,r Caar,e@,d D. tae 7iat' or >eN-- qrS .-.r
" II PR 7 F RI ..rre.s~v n - KiLIUGG. attorney
Mai, oq~s 31- BROAD. vav near 74'h--+
Branches. = - r. Hs.g 5dags.
,.,,-u ard 81 Court. e.. ne4r fty Hall
~ - Flto8- q near VtH'sl biii-aTe a.,
ne r,fer noes b., folowinx ad7sfssrs have been In
tsltrf
'0v'rls'r' rs,' 10 cen onr -.a - o.,
ts r-.ll.av
'|'. ..-.' ''' pfiFh'n amy c't 'f country -''''
.HIN ara ASSET ' ASH, 't-.a plrate fanny
fh. -,, ~ l' ,.,r ,i or.a.raot
.a.u.ra.. E,d- 10 itI- Bro,a-,y.
INr-IHf --FIlst class prTate family N9 % ~
4 i' NIru'~fF. .. .-.--
utIIItt-- rsf c'la1. private Fam Y ciiy or country
"0 tII. Az i..f'iNi . I'D -.
NM. .sa ,..ia'.1 4,a ..ati M br.s,
~ Ir".I tJ -Iy young. s''a ~. hi"fh -'
i' F .'I N''TN I'D, &, .-,., ,....,. ,.,i i,trlv
' ., . ".t- ,. MN. -
ars.pAI unr rhlronsh7 competent for
TITO ID. 90 ..fIi F'iAfF'f
tr.. f4tfrIt.t Z q f.,.t.., and a D..
y. .isI. .,4.s .at t.'.,.. b. t.aJt. t.fr H.urAr.
IH.it .f-f ..ff,H.1 i.ppYu.Hf fiiHlrs VIII n' "f
.IYf..f 1000. f' 'H."
AbvtVtsfVFtI FOR THE NEW
A ..,ru fttfr.. IT, ut Httft tHn Al lliE
tt.t.. .I. .fl.I Ef.af var tifirt lhhfT
D.
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Business Chances.

ANANTED.-A middle aged gentleman, thor
'ughy ro'-e ia business about 20 locate chicago
desir asuh,y Of Eastern ne OF nanuaetGrr.
y. NJ DRAKE. I'll ChessnaLst. -. Lonis. Mo-
NAANTED.-Adv wishes The agency for
the Wet With oee in II LOUIS Tor some Eastern firm
Ihavc >luOI casn 20 invest
jos. P HEM tRICI - O'Eallon-st. ~ Louis. No.
ANIED.-IO represent an Eastern House
" IN State ~ Penasy and Noning states inst
class refer A. K. 3D. Box , 10. Pttssurg. Pa
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Eipiaen5 NJlcs5.

4 Ii COUPONS DUE 1ST PROX.. AND THE
principal n all bonds that dat issued by ths
AlLfOA AID Eau PNENT COMPANY. 'ccurcn by roll NJ
sN un i ell the following railroads under clrtrst form
WI c pad ou and that date thr Office n POST,
MtlIlN g CO.. $50. 80 pmc-st, New N0rS r. W. CLARK
e co, 40. - South lhirdst, Philadelphia.
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Diuioeu1 Monies.


- NEw-YORK JuIy Is 1ssA.
y'HE COUPONS due August l, 1851, OF Ms
i SOURI, KANSAS AND TEXAS RAILWAY FIRST
MORTGAGE CuN-OLTnA rtD BONDS viii Do paid ana
alter maturity IT the oce Of tae Mercantile Frs Company
10 Broadway. NeE-l0rK
Cop1ns of r. sere bonds payable only the regis
terrell ID. aicrs thereof OF Lhelr orrcr.
coupons must 5e let over one ny f1r exanirasion
II g. uENS y.
Treasurer
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Dolr0 ana Rooms.

Fast Side.
COMFORTABLE FRONT ROOM. with lib
I era. tb.e priv te German family. - Iaal 9tAs'-
No. / CRANEHCY PARK.-To let. with
y tonri rerln IS mr-s0el rooms mouse and surround
llgs uueNcepuonaoe. r'--ral''s
lsART of private house 20 lat.-Furnished. for
E'uueI aa DIP gentleman ant "Lei every convenience.
j27 tl-t fist-.t
, EAST 2Oh-st.-parlor and third floors;
- y' la PRIV lta table or wi-IOIt 01ItI
West Si1s.
4 DVERT'SE1IENT FOR THE NEW
- YORK rhiHrN. W I'LL E- RECEIVED Ar iuE
t.t-.r uaui p m lnt }H- N-t IT-lty-tr ,f ,arrer
.Ifl- ave. $50. 'J5 lou. tA.te- Folrrp,r h-st
sd Ihr,Ivn corner Forty cglul.-f, Nos 1000 lhfd-
ave. near rfI. ~ fIr IfA HLf lTFfl j., p UU
h-rI corner Due1 ei-auG-twcni liJl,t up tO
90 u., re- ne --af Office rates.
EgANU-puELN FURNISHED ROOMS 10
2 l.trr.tr Hlrh } H.s- ti.r--r
t-PLEASAET ROOMS with excellent board
moderate 1r,es. .r4s.oat rl % Der day. - West
I0th--t. near I.4t..
AZ WEST Ji~T-~T. With board large and
- small second aHd rrt i11rs summer yr.c-'
- WEST ATHEIST. with or without board,
= handsomely furnished rooms. simmer prices refer
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.NNsYIVANIA RAILROAD.


AND UNITED STATS MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave York DesUr0sses and tOrandt -trees
bUri-es s- follows:
Hsrrsburg Pittshure the and e0uih With Pullman
Palace C.'s attached and p dolly Ncw TX
and chicago Limited of Tar0r dining, -uOaue and steep
ing Cars 90 = a. 7l every CAV.
El.ialsf r.. l'U& Haven a. , D. m CORY aAl IRE -
{ p CONNECTING A. CORY for lfu-v-e, Petrol ul 'el,Io
an the OH f,"fions
Blitrnorc washington south Limited Washinrto
EEpres-' ~ Pullman Parlor cars daily except @lniy H.
g. arrive S. tshugton 4NI p Regular. wa e. ana 2.
p a ~ f-N md $3.50 a j4 and pIH ant d. night "a
y ard o. p 49, ami D. and li-It SUNDAY. via F..
and = li. i - M, p and II night via b. and D. r.
Tor hsrc nv e1 tept sunday with through car / p
Tor Cape Nav. ercept SUNDAY lao o.
Long Branch He9d Junction and intermeiie stations
wa rahv-ar and Amhov q. 10 au1 m. ~ noon. ~
8sl 4IO o. an M. on sunday. 4l5, and ga m anu
. IN 90 mot stop an Aahurv PARK .--,---.
BOas pf Frn1SIr1 Annex connect win flrfN '[ai5 t
JERSEY Dty nrordug speedy and orsct TRANSFER 10Y
glans arrve-Frou Pittshurr er and 1'2oa m 80 ane
100 Do w daily. ami r. o. ia. 20 d0ulaY
Wasfrqtan ard Baltimore g % and Gao N, el, 40
$50 F.. .n 500 1905 and 1895 sunday. q i5, 'fI
N zoos and In35 From HaItln0fr. q. u p M.
100 ln1 r0. tn 80 M. co. e. H 'O 500 j31 t.-'
f2n o pl0 1905 no end lo.i5 p %. SUNDAY
$50. f.Y ra-. $50 TO5. II - a. ns GEO. 80, 5-O lOOt
lO1O and 'D.}- $500. . eel. ......
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Gin JtJ-rrn .DW!t1
NkAAILU-ll0u furnished OF miu-
IOI- ~ hluI ID I.l.-. .-' hI.rI'aF corner .'. 3D.
FANTEU-Io lease fDr three years, uu-
" furnished .aI.s. .e.r rfIr I..l.1 r'lt Bod. l."..
Broo<lnu propert1 for Sale arH 20 E:i
1 PLOT of low-priccd Brooklyn lots free
y amt celr and cash. O. eIcaanr' Tor Se"-4o.A lille
rutland 81 WHITING Peckman st.
Couutrn proptrtn FIR Sue anl q Get
ALL COUNTRY PROPERTY ORR SIk-
y CIALTf-F4rus Resldeuce7. etc. everywhere. Isis
tree. PHILLIPS 81 WILLS Tribune Building.
ORANGE, y. !. vicinity Of al dcpots Real
~ estate Of every variety for sale and reni I'm
=. ID. CDNDIr,
Opposite B1ck thurCh station
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BUTCHER HOUSE,


4 LIAM liI. .'H 1890. ........
r,.at.t,t r.t. ta.....i .Y, aH. .rt..tr today of
ttAFr u'i.i. " h't'"''' "'''.'. t'
.....,..,.,,.. n,.,.t
IN NHIl II' ......,.. ......,,.. ,.-r
,. I. I'D, FIJI. L....i fI. 100
t-.t.,s il is...t ..I,t ta..ad 3D.. l.ns- l.r. q ln.
a-s, ...'a SUNNI. ia."aa. .'.'5. i''m
,,tII. I,ArD I.....IIirf .lI.I healthy MACE.
- situated urll ur4.... I4.e -'.l ".+I -'.'
a.as Aa@o.s ''' w MI. .aA,.aAll..
HOTEL, NoNT EANaE ......... AVIS.
Ill Sane Elevation u.s. a. 5ry af cat-al ilee's lort
'4,''o'' r.ILG1a.00'DjIi ih5't-Ea, 'YoSKGE-
HOTEL OCEANIC, Bamcgat City. ocean
Co. y J-Five uI. es at sea So malaria or hiv-iever
e 9e gos;s .. sr I4n. By ef Penn rrp'i 10
o. l-' ANA '.-' p H' NJ IT, BUzBY Prop.
HOTEL ALBION.
fIer,n,lv Furnishes, and ,o,nloe IN III If, anpopfn,,s
LFNIZ g 1IEGRI-I. Propnetors.
lake GEORGE.-MOHICAN HOUSE, at
II Bolton Warren Co., " Y "a Wo}pS SeL Lessee
AXE GEORGE; \: Yi,-Hnlett's Landing
Hotel Opens for me srason June ~ iay9Iie resort
moderate. descriptive circular. and references
! N+AND : OOl'-1-' ~ ILL.,
LONG BRANCH
c,,.,-v. -. NOW w , 2PEaS rr,. ,xn r.
49,.
send ior SPECIAL FAM1Ll RATES
for season Of sSl
r.. ,r.-r, u - .-
l AXE V LEW llDtNE. W dl Hln-' y. l.
Head Of seneca Lax oslt LAR AR me s,egny spen
"IOA1S $40 "~'oi anu ''0 I'm A. SITi-l,S
Nluarer
49, ~, n
L11Ni go t,f'1r. for 90 orlesfs. b,rfrd
sy s@s ttsIap9 ~ uo a8 Boston wa ST on ana
W.st4r.v ABBY by mail or telegraph u
l.. j. I-Ai'A4S o. W. I''I''elols.
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fost ana foun1

I OST OR STOLEN.-Bdnk book issued by the
Bank for savings, New York the scrther
a. trustee ffnut found returned thirty
days This iatc, will apply 20 ths bank booS.
New YORK. July 81. I--i BATG5IAN OARGAREL.
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Sdoinss Banks.
9orGrilIsrshlp NolIcs5.

THE COMPREHENSIVE Of TRACY, DIM
D STEAD mi IRA n t.c p. cce Of tle laS - dis
solved mullal consent. Tie ped business W.T. De
nuef d. q nj e.. r. TRACY. % @tiist nj ths OAee
o: u b. oLNSTi-A ID vii. remain "a tie pl.ce.
New-forx, August 3. t--4
CHARLES TRACY,
DHfGHr II OLNSTEAD.
CHARLES EDWARD TRACY.
THE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore EXISTING
4 ulder the firm name 0f z L~ON s CHARpE il this
day d-saiv~ by mutual VI. J. fhaTdr rstir The
bun VIII De continued by the Unders med Who Assumes
al liabilities 90 the Od stand. 80 6haye nor Invest co. mr.
s. Inst. New York. Z. flLSON.
N-W-IO-K. July 20, iSSi
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I ONG BEACH.
AIEW-YORK CENTRAL ND HUDSO

NEW-YORK CENTRAL AID HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD ~ snn'encing June % lSS
through trains VIII leave Grand Denml Depot.
a m. Western NevYax and Northern FNprss, Win
1ir0u- tra room .rrc~t-r 4'i 20 Non rA.
$40 M, Fast Lu',d Chicago Express with dining '"rs
stopping At Albany Vhca SvriDuse ROrhe7ter Hadap Ne
sgSra AL r Cleveland and Tooco arriving at e hcasD
QOll a.. m. day
y 90 n ,1ilG ga Lake and Montreal express
q rough 4 D.
loSos chicago FIpress draving.r1om cars 70 Canaan
daigua fRocheateT Nagara ,ials, Buffalo and iucA'd
sprugs connects Tor OsNeTo ~H.lr SPRINGS.
II m Wc.tern Now-York and Northern Express. with
CrAwiug room
aOu.r, Albany. Troy. Saratoga Lake George Utcl
Express through draw ing room cars
/ 4 % m Accommodation 90 Albany ard Troy.
tG S. Louis Express with sleeping for Niagara
fas Hurlo Cincinnati except ~atuidly| Toledo Detroit
Louis
$50 p m Express. with sleeping TO syracuse and
Auburn road a ttC s. ratO slsc Co Montreal
~ N. Pacific Express with sleep or Rochester
RufSl0 Na-lIa t g. Cleveland Toledo HHtrott ChIclg1
e. Louis % also ! ID .eNceUt saturday.
Troy CONTESTS with ne morning fol the 50 30
NOrth except saturday night.
Tickets on sale Grand central Depot. so r B1w-e
Green. 2h2 and 49, Rroldway and AZ Wescots Express
Once Park AID 80 AID Vt- broadway. Ncwfgr
end So Ash ngton and 80 Fulton SIS, Brooklyn and rs
F0uTthst. Williamsburg.
Accommodation draw and sleeping ears can %
procured any of TIE tcka Offices Newl O-& Cay ami ~
k3S "a aahIn gsOu-st BroogFu
{ Baggage 'ai fOr and check % from residence
slhe5e trans run daily Al others daily en-, ep, sunday
NJ IDIt-I, g. b NJ .f.hf.r.
General superintendent. Genera. Pa,.,n,er Agent
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II ~ W. 30
!, D El. .ag o.. .e aaaa, , o., t. company VII
bro kga Aae. D. ,r .,-,.--,rr ,-...,-.-
'H'f'' De ''' ''
OFFICE "a. IlF D.r-Ar' DtUo t>u 80, iHN t-ratS
,-........ HNLI. 49, .n'1. cll
f'U|' POM or IN. first NOR ga 70 bonds OF TINS
,..s-- a. . - rst .i.. honda a. the PA noah
a.a 'ei 5..a H,I. al 'oa5lpy uc lasa.t ,. =,
I'LL a' .a ir- :,,., ',. W. H. b. ~. 'N
D. f. GATES Trna4urrr
....... ,....y
l-7l
(7lr- |IN< ,f tr. FIRST mort r9 -p bonds of frf-
...r...- .,. t....rf f--. VIII he rfG a1 and .f.r
4 .........- .. l.. IL
'tt.r. 3D., ..', ... ...-..
T. L. o. ATr-. Treasurer
lis Na' l'.> 's-. li"'{
5000. --.-.. '-.-. -.
DIVIDEND 10. Gi.-lre Board ot Directors
= Nrra declared Dividend Cd. THREE AND |> =
IIAL. Par -. D. P4saD. o a.,. ,t.y August d. l-7l
g. IAf-r-Ag Asst 4-l..r.
~" -l@r2 NJ cox
1890 a. u h...-.. - .,-.' A...
NAfLfnFAD No IA dividend of $500 =
'.u .ar rI--, l.r.e.- nm .Ii. Capital 70 ok v. Dr..
r'va .,- o.ld-.of 70. Cd m and Ter ,aer - IT
llr =. -.ls. 7. .u l..-'.l am. r. August B.
CifA-- ~ J. AN nIl y, President.
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.....- .,--.--.-. ..- ~ l',,i55 ,sI l,r.>l -r
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PM. alt OF aata- ti la- at fh. ban, NJ -ol.. p
Ta.4r tEr aaif INlEHt-r enc Angus D. mon DE
-s.e..I bond c.Itl att yin H. ri at maturity
Aa.a.. inclusive. me iran Ter 5soss viii bs ..t
GRO. -. JONES.
iI''a'l,I.
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TI'HE ERIE RAILWAY. now known as the
NEN.YORK LAKE, ERIE AND MEsIEKN RAIL.


Arrangements OF trains from CnumbeTsst Depot.
sEm-LIiy except sundays. lay E1P.' a., drawing room
coaches 10 Bnghami0n, Eimira and kuia.O. Sleeping
coaches 10 SleYeland thcnnati an thoAto .-, .,..
daiy, - Louis Limited" Express 20 extra cl-rRr
Ior last Line-Pulmar Sleeping Coaches 10 mao arriving
- ~ agala fai-s m Hamilton. 'h, -, g. ID
5e10t ~ ni Salamanca % Wi cleveland i.V- M
Sncinn-t, y pm ST LOUIS s+0am second CAV Sohuo-
bRm Daly-Pacinc Express for the West SOLID Tram 81
PG!msn Da1 ard stepping COACHES 10 bia2lamo4 inia
q bUret smoking Coaches 10 Chicago.
CO n-Lialersn train for the West u ,, n on - D ~
hltarrero aro Passaic 5i6 2o 0s30 O-O m II noon
at0 $50 . $40 100 1880 m y midnight
1qhSA5s q 20 l12O m las ESQ ? N y mdnsnt n
paterson "a 72U $50 80 lO2Oa n y noon 5 O+ ~
81 81 30 80 81 1880 Sl5 lO30pm and ~ midnight 7dh
e- % 80 lO:@O - $50 - - midnight 49,,
Se"aTA and Paterson Newark b:so $40 80 NJ ~
- ~ oap t:2u 1:3u ana ~ midnight SATURDAY
SuhsGn 20 90 .O2O las $50 $50 G:lO 10 m M
a. ln Eht sundays 645 $50 1920 Ii l4o o'O p III -'
b warwick zoe lO2Oa m $50 m SUNDAYS $50 am -
s"Ouig aau CORNWALL 100 q n 33O 43O Of m Sui'~J
. honlout qua Kingston and Montgomery $50 N
Goshen Jas 80 1920 N $3.50 $50 4So 8 sl5p N sun.
Gay ~ $50 1910 N ESQ : p m 10 Ina s,,,
nddieiown ia 800 lO;ZO IA $50 $50 ssl3 m sunday
brains connect WITH Sew Rork dnara md wsstsra kaiiroa
al MHu-s' The q q IA train stops az AsiD-st only.
Port Jcryis 7jCb lO:zO 4.3O SO N sunday s3O
BOas leave 2st quarter Of and quarter after
HON $40 l846 every thirty minutes and from
tickets Tor passage apartments Drawing
Of be lei
Nos -8I 4Ol or 057 Broadway 1877 WestsC, n. Y. No.
Express from the West arrive IA New YORK al lIo
jOii% H AZ uAlBsofT, Gem Passr Agent New.YOrk
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Hyack7 $50 10 $40 $50 $40 $40 5i2o IL
night sundays Z am and 81 m - "a 80 - 80
A-nnet Spring Valley And Mohsey "Ao ~ Am 'i>op
JOHN y. ABBOTT. GENT Pass'r Agent Ns S.Yssx
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OyyTCy ~ PtuL lSD DULUTH r. Z Co.
81 PArG- MIN, July IL, l->4
THE DIRECTORS have this day deciareu
dividend per cent : Plya5n A9ggs ~ az
~ company ~ the Fourth A"
Kew Work to preferred holders 81 reraid on "
tav 0f August 1884, Transfer .oJAs s.'ss AueN~J ' "
1854 and reopen Ecday, august % 49, rs s,eretarv
OPFTCE AErR0PoLfrAS GAS LIGHT Co.,
DH"Ai" Ma. YOaK July 20, 1854.
yr,TIF COTpONS due August l. Ssh of this
4 C,mpauv's bonds. viii De- pHd AZ the German eA'
b~AA' :" 49, 49, VA 49, ~ Il l. kUAAEL, Treasurer.
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Che 6urf

MONMOUTH PARK RACES. Long Branch.
W ~ every ~ ESDAY. TIL RSDAY ant sArUR-
DAY - Aagust p Races promptly az 2JO D. Ut.
seven Races each DAY Hurdle steeDisca,,
each day Trains tad Boats drcct COirsP.
Philadelphia and Reading r. r. Liberty street as
q. II a. N, y m. 1915. l-;i5 p PenusgivmiA r. r.
'0ru&nft anh DeshrOs@es a. Fsro. .. il}i A. i9.3b
pm Boats sandy Hook PIER y a. - N AM - - l;l5
Pare Round Trip including a'ia sson Pc d.
J. Ii. COsrER. GEO. l.. LORILLATI.
sccretaTy President.
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fettures aro meeiiu55.

4 MEXICAN fNSTrTUTE.-Qmrterly meet
a ng rom - Cooper Onion. ThGrs.ay, August :. 1885,
a. O'clOck
&. Ack LfOS FR CYRUS II LOUrREI.
SECRETARY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-01

V'HE NINETEENTH REGULAR .Ql r. k X
i TERLT DINID.ND ~ T"' ~ ,l r-,ir- INN
PER CFN on the pa.din capita. stock ~ thr 20
faent COMPANY slll be payable at tl' o'i'r OF ,.t
60 No "A "A Piue-s aud alter Az sIs, =
~ Ii. \. '. POST, treasurer.
July %, 1894.
The st PAUL. MESEAPoLIz AND AANlioNA
RAILWAY .ONfANI "a. (
g. Wurf,u--r. NRW-l oil *, JuT d, ,7rff.. ~
THE USUAL QUARTEkLf III ~ ne c M
i OF TWO PER CENT the capital STOCK .. .ile mi
panv his day declared payable a. As ON - .fe
holders OF recntu VH
purposes thus dividend aud a's9 e b socIt
meoting the company 1e held August 10 Snt,-sv
transfer books viii be closed n oc9 III v sa,,rrr
~ ,gr.t is 81 w i"p LANES HILL President
The LAKE SHORE AID MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RuLW4ISo
mn SFw-Y0RE, June IS 1854
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS or tlla , COni !,
pany day declared 81 Az ItI a. 100
ONE p CENT. upon It's olpA
payable on FRIDAY. the LIST DAY OF ACGO9l' liza - VIA
O1ce. , n, an Mon
Tue transfer book, will closed II O'Clock p u @ ~
DAY sOth VIII De reOgoheu Ou ~' N -
TUESDAY. the 9th day o. ACGI 81 h'1 uSSopCFsTFP
Treasurer