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The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-07-26
INVITATIONS TO THIEVES.
Careless Housckoepers who Leave
Doors and Windows Open.


There is a surprising amount of care
lessness shown on warm evenings and
nights in guarding against sneak thieves
and burglars" said police official in con-
versation with CRITIC reporter. The
people should be stirred up on this subject.
There has not been night for six weeks
that we have not bad reports Of doors and
windows left open invitlngly for burglars
in every portion Of the city. A policeman
can scarcely walk square on his beat be-
tween midnight and morning, without OBJ
serving some case Of the most gross careless
ness in this respect. There has not been a
great deal of stealing of late, and until
there is another epidemic Of sneak-thievery
suppose people will continue to leave
their front doors and windows open, and
trust to Providence and the policeman.
ut greatly increases our work and trouble;
it encourages stealing, by making it easy,
and it incurs great risk"
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-07-26
POLICE PROMOTIONS.
What the Chief of Police Says About
Them.

Major Dye says that the statement Of the
attorney printed in THE CRITIC about the
mode Of promoting officers on the Police
force is absurd. He says that promotions
are not made because men make largo
number Of arrests, but that there are
great many things to take into considera-
tion in the matter of promoting man.
Sometimes an officer may be on the force
long time and have bad record such as
being fined and reprimanded for violations
Of tho rules. Then there may be man
who has not been on tho force SO long who
has no black marks against his name, aud
who is a more efficient officer. Everything
is weighed, and it sometimes happened that
the latter would get the promotion. As to
to his being seen about this question, and
he and Captain Vernon trying to shift the
responsibility from one to tho other, he de-
MES, and says that he, not Captain Vernon,
is responsible for promotions on the .farece
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-07-26
ID. r. Holloway Lodge, 1. o. q. t.

Last evening D. p. Holloway Lodge held
their quarterly election Of oflicers, as follows:
W. q. II, Albert n. Dewey; W. v. T., Mrs. III. e.
Oliver, jr.; W.. r., Lizzie Huysman; W. o., Mrs.
Jennie Tiller; W. M, George NJ. White; ". /.
G., Mrs. Ida Mcbride; W. o. c., Oliver shaw;
Lizzie Il. King; W. II. II. s., Miss Belle Evans !;
W. l.. II. g., Miss Emma Huysman; organist,
Mrs. A. N. Dewey. Mcssrs. Potter, OF Star OF
Hope: vowels, OF Minnehaha, and Neidfeldt,
OF Star OF the East, acted as tellers. Messrs.
Potter and vowels rendered appropriate re-
marks OF encouragement and advice to the
lodge before the close OF the session. A lodge
choir under the direction OF Mr.. George AZ.
White 10 soon TO be started.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-07-26

An election for State officers and the Legis'
lature will be held in Alabama on Monday,
August 4, and In Arkansas, Monday, Septem.
Der /. Vermont elects state officers and Rep-
reeentatives 10 Congress on Tuesday, Septem-
Der 2, and six days afterward Maine also
elects State ofiicers and Congressman. The
LIST OF October comes on Wednesday, and on
that day Georgia will elect local officers. The
1dth OF October is peculiarly momentous
day, for then both Ohio and West Virginia
elect, the former State officers and Congress.
men, and the latter State officers and Logis,
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-07-26
No Complaint of Intrusion.

st. Johns that the Greedy party did not com
plain OF Intrusion. Tho statement was re-
garded with some curiosity as 1t was not
they were being IN any way intruded upon.
The explanation OF Captain Schley's state
ment Is found in the following dispatch ad-
dressed to him on July 81, py Secretary Chan
dler, from Newport;
"There is danger TO Lieutenant Greedy and
patty from over excitement and reaction.
Protect them from intrusions, and exercise
strict military control over them according TO
the advice OF your responsible surgeon until
they arrive home and leave the ships"
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-07-26

A large athletic white man named Lewis
LOwitt, dressed In flannel shirt and pants,
was behind the bars this morning al the pJ.
lice Court for cursing and swearing In a house
loud enough TO bo heard on the street, 10 Wit,
tho Fifth Precinct Station'House. The proof
was very conclusive.
0What's the uso defending such a case2"
said the Court TO his attorney. ~ suppose no
belongs 10 baseball club he looks like It.
Pay his fine and lot him go home.
This advice was followed. The Court cast an
unintentional reflection on the knights OF the
diamond neld, for tho defendant is not ball
player.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-07-26
THE QUINLAN FAMILY.

MIR. .Qufnlan Tries TO Stop she Sale
OF Liquor to Ills wife and Son, But
His Witnesses Go Back ON Him.
Asa result Of the case of the Quiulsu
family that was before the Police Court
last Thursday, in which it was alleged that
Mrs. Catherine Quinlan was in the habit Of
getting drunk and then making her TO-
year.old son drunk, Edward Sullivan, a
grocer at the corner Of New Jersey avenue
and K street, was charged with selling rum
without license.
Edward Quinlan, tho husband, is the
temperance advocate of the family and
wants the sale of liquor to his family
stopped. The witnesses summoned in the
case to-day were his wife and son. He had
no positive knowledge Of the sale Of liquor
by the defendant and depended upon his
wife and son to mako out the charge, but
he was sadly disappointed and tho counsel
for the defense remarked, when the charge
was dismissed, that this was case of Mr..
O. against Mrs. Q.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-07-26
Tho Pruden, PoIiticIanS

The National committees OF thsee~o parties
have organized and the work Rkfthe campaign
fight, is what everyolaSsSys. or course it is,
because It is hot weatner, The prudent poli-
ticiaD, howeverssssnl keep cool. He knows
CHASE light UNI sS suits SUI saa Rob
insog, Hdfker h Co.'S, southeast corner Sew.
eQLkS6hd d streets.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-07-26
The EauitabIe q. b. Associniione

In report made by the secretary5SH Is
last nine months, ending JulYfk5, s1O2,-
Oi0.55, and that the present as6stB are $780,,
685,b7. The receipts and dtsbhrsements for
claimed that the Equlteeie furnishes the best
and safest method 1. % saving money and tho
best way to pay fatProperty, both by monthly.
ane Oh inc ASSOCIATION 10
true. shodes are $3.50 per month. Pamphlets
explakr1bg the object, advantages, etc., fur
nisRtd upon application. Thomas somesyliie,
Greet northwest.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-07-26
THE EVENING CRITIC.
EsrABLIsHEp AUGUST Ises.
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

The special bulletin issued from the signal
Onlce to-day sHys:
local showers and partly cloudy weather
are indicated for the lower lake region, New.
England and the Middle Atlantic States on
Sunday.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-07-26
RRowE's IR1 .YITrERs is RECON-.
BALTlMORET OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY
LINE BETWEEN
THE IA A Al N rrII n .ser,

i'ih "oD1h ne q "a Li ny " AM IN THE ONLY
r,r ~ ~ s siE PEI e, " EEN
THE EAS yr AMP M THE VEST,
po,,p,r r VIA " asH!NSION. -
NcobhE itShxh JNNNEl. COUPLERl
ea..,, a., cSIEEn Rails -
Until inIIher NOTICE.
,a Leave washington from station corner OF New
Jersey avenue anu street. -
For Chicago CINCINNATI, Ioplsvllle and st. Louis
uhny ~ auo a. NJ, iO.I5 a. M, lO.l0 p. NJ. with
MpIougn ,oohcnes ana fhlace sleeping Cars to
nnqye points wilhout change; lO.lo a. NJ daily TO
Engage piB q,' e,xxC;ept SAturdhy; y.
,I Enr 1m ~ ny gu ~; m, hnu $50 4. NJ
u9lt, Win Sleeping cars 70 Pittsburgh.
For Toledo and Detroit via IN Mdonroeyle loi5
a. M, lhlly, wllh sleeper FOR Toledo, via Wheel
Ing and Lake Mr,e r. r.,
irainb LOT fhlhueipnn ana sew fork al $40
a. ~, ohuy e%Uept SSuhunyi SvV Z. NJ. anu W ~
III. ana lU.iO r M. daily, with Parlor and Sleeping
CARS at ~ ,,i ,,.oo,. a.. r %
nor baitmore on week GAYS, oOO, 6o0, $40, 500,
o'5o ~ NM iuU9 A. M; II ~ S;SS Soo Sso
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-07-26

Ladies In a delicate condSiRRand that they
derive great tbeneat frQpH4Beer's Port Wine.
the use OF aged,sHd debihtated persons. II is
also used sSdcommunion wine' For sale by
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-07-26
George w. sRIter lodge OF Good
TemDlarS.

THIS lodge last night elected the following
officers for the next quarter; j. S. Coomb4,
reelected W. @. r.; Mrs. NJ. q. Foxweil, W. ".
F. ST. John Richmond, W. IT,; Mrs. John Rich
mond, W. o.; ], s. Sim, W. Nj j. Austin, Ir,
W. !. Oh O. g. Love, W. =. Addresses were
made by M. p. Caldwell, q. W. g.; Judge
o'Heal, O. G. Love, A. T. Foxwell, I0lsEp BUS
slus and J. s. CoomAe.k Reel tRtSalf7'by Mrs. A.
Il. FoxWell. Ampe
ate N0fttB,
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-07-26


The following transfers OF real estate were
fled for record July % with the Recorder OF
Deeds, as reported exclusively to THE CRITIC
by J. +. olmstead, 1416 New York avenues:
street, north side, between Sixth and Sew
eyenth streets northeast, square s97, lot 8,
ct al. to Bernard Kernani s1,410.0O.
Twentieth street, west side, between G. and
II streets northwest, square l02, sublot g,
George W. Linkins; nominal.
street, north side, between First and Sec.
ond streets northeast, square 732, sublot Ii,
loft. front by 10S It. 5 10. John 4. Rtley,trus.
tee, TO John A. Butler; nominal.
Same property next above described, John
A. Butler TO John F. Riley, In trust; nominal.
Eighteenth street, west side, between Massa-
chusetts avenue and street northwest, square
1877, partof snblot 10, % It. front by average
depth, o. 30-100, David King to Andrew W.
Pentland; $4,000.
Sixth s,reer, west side, between + and @
streets northwest, square 4S7, part OF lots 3
and O, 20 #. 0lsi In. 'front.' SIKH street, west
eide, between Mass. avenue and street north
west, square 1S4, part OF lot 3, 10 It. Q In.
front, Joseph j. Darlington OF al, trustees, to
Columbus Alexander; $3O50.
Virginia avenue, eouth side, between Third
and Four-and.a.half streets southwest, square
BOZ, sublot T., 1s IT.. front by depth, Edward
Daley TO Daniel Riordan; S704.
First street, west side, between b and q
streets a sSonlhwesl, square $50, part OF lot D,
lex Koones; 1850.
Massachusetts avenue east side, corner
street northwest, square OH, part OF lot 2S,
east 30 92.100 It. front, Thomas II. G. Todd
10 VIM. Shelton; $2,671.35.
South Carolina avenue, south side, be-
east, square 99f; sublot II, 30 feet front by
depth, Emma o. Smith 10 Isabel Venable;
$500.
Third street, southeast corner L street,
northwest, square 774, part OF lot "a, 10 1l-12
Dy 90; Timothy Brosnan TO Michael Dougher-
ty; $1,000.
County.
LIE Drolt Park, lot z, block 2, A. L. BARRIERS
suhdiVision, Dorothea Bechet 10 Patrick IL.
Mcnamara 1926.
EmDgham, s. one-half OF lot 10, block Q,
Howard University subdivision, Anna Il. Hill
man TO Job barnard; $500.
Enlnghan, north one.half OF lot 10, block 2,
same subdivision, Susan A. SUNNY TO Job
Bernard; 5000.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-07-26
Next weelky

casion great deal ,d6at. This week we
shall make strelnG 4bfrorts to dispose OF our
surplus cass, spttsf b prices are an induce
ment, yon,pfn surf ly buy at Eiseman Bros,
cornerSs6Venth and II streets.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-07-26
Interesting 10 I.n,lIes.

Just received, q large assortment Qkanahgtry
and single bangs apd waves Of snafsty les and
shades. Our long kBlr bTRills,we sell at "a,
ana hair braids dySk ID all shades. Belcham.
Der Golden HhiFwa5N MRS. s. HELLER,
,sasNs 606 Ninth street northwest.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-07-26
A Bar Barbor IdyI.

Browns Iron Bitters does not iniure or even
blacken the teeth.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-07-26
REAL ESTATE.

Browns Iron Bitters cures dyspepsia In its
worst forms. Druggists sell It.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-07-26
County.
The Increasing Importance OF New
Orleans.

Browns Iron Bitters does not cause head.
ache or produce constipation.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-07-26
STEAMBOATS,.
DRowN's IRoNb4fIpERs STRENGTHENS
- the musclef0nd Yves new vlgor
TO NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE AND
THE SOUTH,

ITO NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE AND
Il THE SOUTH,
POTOMAC STEAMBOAT COMPANIES,
POPULAR STEAMER, GEORGE LhAhl
Leaves Seventh street wharf on Mondays aud
Mednesdays AZ $3.50 and Saturdays at p, M atop
ping at Piney Point and Cornhold hAfoor going
ana returning.
MONDAY MORNING.,
Eeclusiva connection with the Boz ana
Provioence sttameIs.. Connect also New
York ard Richmond steameLs EoIiu anu
nna VlrRiniA Beach kailr0Ads. -. -, ,.,
N pas, ,Se "A nd rooms can be secured AT Baltimore
d INK 1icIet onice, AT 18th at. and Pa ave, ~.
Marc Hotel, Polkinhorn's, nextto oiiy Postolhee;
ONCE OF kngA 3 cypress, V'n ~, ana IA aVe"anu
~ Snox's Express VIII call for and check bag
gage from hotels AMI PRIV ate residences
w R.WELOH. Gen. Agent
browns IRoFF'BffrERs - THE ONLY
ID iron medicinN n.y. not Injurious
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-07-26

Lake Minnetonka, In Minnesota, has hotel
that can accommodate a thousand guests.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-07-26
s,ate Elections This Year.

Browns Iron 8iuers does not cause head
ache or produce constipation.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-07-26

at the Philsaefptia candy House, 4l0 Seventh
observation-disclosures odd.Fellows' Hall).
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MORNING NEWS,

Local ANA General, Rolled Down,
Worked over and Furnished up
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AgUEpUcT COMMISSION.
ROOM - TRIBUNE b ILuiNG.
NRw-YOgK, october 3 1854
ITO CONTRACTORS.

BIDS OR PROPOSALS for constructing Sections \ and
% Sew orE viii e recTed al ths once un weiacsday
October ~ l',i al 5ocock m At VIII en- place anc nonr
mssioners snd tne award Of the contract viii be made ny
' TnS p%os ire New %qaSac Tor WHOM are hereby
invited - N inlh9, an a. , '| % ,8 n iiig
BGse norhNar dsiaace Of about Y-5o feet
SUTTON 3 ExSnins from the en- Of section north
ward Assistance about 800 feet ana having two WORKING
idders can bid for either one both the
separately ANY buer ol both ectons WI? Wy hot &C
c,t award Tor one section only mt 50 tat" n s p
Zach Dd be uciU-ed sealed envelope indorsed
with the name Of he per,on or persons making the same and
Eacn Oiimu-, name ana place OF residence OF
iutegee vii hn lnciein also That II s. '@a, T,'n'9 my
same work and is IN MI rsTpce' ar ana iio9, s.n 20. Or
tn. No,n ' , ~ irs frri m i,r oncr If
m Pn ' ore ny srson IN thr cHro ~ e Aqauct
Is difscy or ND, IN T t oD'
zach bad must ne yerieI 10y th~oiti o. ,hr parry main
Tie ha The several matt The, 81 ,a are true ANA
H,,,e Rank OF n" civ Of New.YoR rrvn To the
tlaa hvc pr cent VI tc amo M o tc curly r'qi'I
mn M, be- me sad with thc bid propo bar must m DC.
~ ~ ~ h, Sa ,,,r,i,r All dcr,.s cvrrrt taf II
Tue hidd-r WI b, rfurncd h' The ComptrlieT
contract AWARDED fthe successful idcr shall 10 scc or
rcus, 20 execute tho n zen days after note mat
posit made by h shall oe forfeited !" ana retained Pl 'nc
re pur uaut % tIe pro- SONS ~ SETON - Oh CLtpe
within nc mc Aforesaid. the amount o. ms depo" VIII be
returned 10 hin.
REQUIRED 7 te contrast for 7e eG o1
section H. hunr and thirty thousand dollars with
ls;srtOy ties must ne il7r
hoders resident frer her OF the state oi NcW on
THE AGUEpTtT COM MISS on II l.i.S .ltN D.. ~ r.
RIGHT 10 REJECT Any ANp ALL BIDS y. ~ u
DR. NJ II FOR TIE BLSI lNIkIE-I or me '+Ii
TO Do
PLANK rns ~ hid proposal and proper cnv" op's 'or
heir COntfl.t, lctlIt"loH- aHl
bond and other nfDr nation rclurd en- b. gptl'd Al
of the Aquciict Omns 'lohefs Room 80 AI'D"ho
New YORK.
~ ' " ~ JAMES W. MCCCILnH,
Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-17
OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARTERMASTER
u IL u

COVER Og.s ISLAND " Y H. Ocioper II. 1884.
SEALED PROPOSALS. IN trlplcaie subject 10 the usual
conditions he fhce aad the Offices of
Qpsreruasser the POSTS mentioned below until IL
Ea time. the 18th day OF November. 1874
which dine ana places they VIII be ened In the presence
the OF
brice frame each Of the potts OF Iort adams L. aud
For. Hamilton, H. IN accordance with plans End spec
ncatio. this ONCE ami az the crs Of
Post aartomaster at Fort Adams h. L. and Fort Ham,
iltOa. y Y ii. .
copy advertisement should he securely attac' ed
each iTplcae proposal anu be mentioned therein a. com
prising part OF II. -,
Blanks for proposals and information to manner Of bid
ding q G., can % obtained at this Office.
accompanied by guarantee With Two
surc.ies In the % two hundred dollars
proposal accompanied by such guarantee VIII not De
considered
pos ais Construction OF Barracks .
The the right reject all bids
ALIEN. J PERRY.
Assistant Northumberland.
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OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT OF REPAIRS.


u. : Posi- OFrICK AND Goa m Hos Ar.
NEw-Y DIRK. October 10 ls1i.
CEALFD PROPOSALS will be received at
y this Office until % Monday the eth instant, for
repairs the Post Office building at Jersey
civ
Copies -cicaons may be hd and the plans seen
rrfnals mus be indorsei Bid alterAt and
pairs 10 POS, once Jersey CITY," and sddr' s'ed 70
superintendent o. REPAIRS
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4 CHURCH EMPLOY MENT BUREAU.
a. Bureau hufch, corner Bedford and Downing as
tuW AItU ~ D-DE. ~. lr'tot ,.
49, ,uai'g' wai , io' 'o XIX tiilp.s Bel,oris ST. OF
cal ef Fetn % ANA 9. tally except saturday
DUH [R or VALET.-By an intelligent Ger
- man good heraoman and eiEefrncti hlpL eish'
ly 20, olin'n H-i A1iicis d. -ChhiDi % pm ~
uAClIMAN.-By rcsrectable coloied man
Y ma ruvai4 'ari7j ihnr ushv nrier'anl' ps ena'
ness can give re best Of eiy -qiens ~ Z aaarsf
I,OACiiNAN aud GROOM -Ny q married
Y mar zee ~ no iamIr ,l't"gi', VrrT ~ ii,ns
eri phiismr psn ah itsa n-q e''f 49, rhhtI i,ir'
ar.p NAa's'a 49, 49, Nrli 80 ''' Na'hr-- ''"s
TuAtliMAN Nv Young enlniod Wlh
sra 'r'''-s'' '1N ''o ''A7'e' +" '"''''' fAFlua
NOACnMAN,-n . competent middlr-hsed
v H'h ~ tl'ia az gFVei ant'-, f.@,' nj, go da,s
toA41""Ta'@ l 3D. Tessi' ss'Il j" ''''
NuAt IMAM OF GROOM.-ily u Protestant
y yuuns man cOaohmal w ha e"u4rY 90 A''m " '''
city Adaleaa W. ia eAfaI NnsAt 81 aih'A'e'
NOACliMAN.-iy frst-clnss Germani gooah
v ciY and coua'ry Recommendations AH'H''' . - -
NURSE.-By a cOlored man "a professional
~ hurst and massage OPERATOR highly recomnendsl y,
doctors and Patrltn allAo wl Dc pr a'" "a P
al ueI 'o0A' oy Tao hour aAS y bb So WSs 4ih,t
kDWAHD yoj East J3tA St
XVAITER-By young German understands
w his business thoroughly wants pace va pVa,s N
ny good reereDccz. Address II W LOO East S0lh-sL
WATCHMAN or POR1ER,-By German.
speaks English age 70 years WI, .1,s any
~ q. kAAsCh. sId East sthst. I'd door, room 7.
VxrAITER.-By coIored man in a private
w family boarding Aoass. Address 100 sss ZotA ~
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g. HUDSON
RIVER R. R. co.
SUBSCRIPTION FoA
$6,5oo,ooo
5PER CENT DEBENTURE BONDS.
Principal payable September !, 1904.
Interest payable March I and SePfem-
Der I.
Coupon Bonds Of 81 900 each.
Registered Bonds Of 81 600,
$1,000 and $4,000
each.
WE OFFER FOR SALE S6,50000O PER CENT
DEBENTIRE BONDS or THE NEW-Y0Rk CEN
TRIAL Il WDsON RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY


DEBENTURE BONDS OF THE NEw-Y0Rk CEN
TRIAL Il HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY.
THE PRICE l. ZOE AND ACCRUED INTER
EST, PAYABLE 10 PER CENT AT TINE OF
SUBSCRIPTION. AND BALANCE on OR BE-
FORE NOVEMBER NEXT. AT THE OPTION
OF TIE SUBSCRIBER.
Tho 80 800 OcO Bonds now offered part Of tlooOooOO
authorized the NewN Central and hudson
River Company. The resolutions Of the Directors
Authorizing limit the amount 10 slOooOOo ana
prnydc hat of those - 100000 shall be retained Win
which rctir, tl.3500o0 Hudson River Iaold Co"pany
Second Mortgage Bonds June, l-sj. and "Iooooo
Ncwl ork Central Railroad Cowpluy Bonds due In Decem
ber l-s7 The resolutions fur;h state that between
the wears ISL and lss3. inclusive the Company "i
pended Tor construction. and In the purchase
Of stocks and Bonds o; connecting lines "hi'h so
curt ies owned 10y TIC Company The sum ~ -'
G9l 4o7 that ts period the bonded debt was IN
creased 10 the ~ f35293 leaving an excess Of eH
peudtarr OF -.nl34lpi and tat toward hqrd1iing TINS
excess the Company applied she Of s 7o sur
plus carnls AMI above tho cent annual dividend"
pad 20 ue stockholders during The y" 1' named together
with income from various ohio. sources eating %-o-
So ca,u;a balance Of s. 5-- o-5 which amount l. pro
vidcd for by "a. Dehcl'urr oals now i'su'd
The bonds provide TINT any mortgage placed upon The
Conpnuys property prior % july l. 1912 shall nc"hc
the present issues and t1rther tiht each Bond han De
countergicd by Union Trust COMPANY u Ne"Nork a.
evidence OF tie val ny hleo-
Tie b,n' ar uot .i41. 90 ic Ora WI or conpulsrlr r
deemed poor t. tAor tity 1901 The are issued
Their IN coupon ~ each 10 bearer or IN Regis
tered Certificates OF $1,000 $1,000 and $4,000 each
Thcdcnnlve bonds are res y and VII Zee hucl upon py
NEXT %: TIE purcA ise money ~ tHL
The suns r?ton st viii be oprnel IN ON oHc'@ al ~
o'clock on the morning % Thurdy, october ltt. au eosd
upon .hcaton rom from London
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s N.ur ERIE RAILWAY, now known a. the


.,~eu.euts ~ trains from Chambers-st- Depot
na,I, except sundays Day kxprsss drawinsroos
ssn-pp.A2, Br rhamton Elmra and Bunaio Sleeping
sssohe.e & Lsas Iimed Express-No extra charge
On dAA ,ePulnan seepins Coaches To Bunao sIriVs
ssssm N,sgara saIsmancs e.ss m Cleveland l-o2
peioa sis n M ~. Louis s4Oa m second DAY ,ohnrc-
s dSG 2r ss on t fne we solid Train
" ndaS bay sad sleeping Coaches TO Binshsn'oI smr
Pana ysrars Falls Cincinnati and Chicago hoei anu
tussa,, Soaking CaacJes TO chicago,
Brss migrant train COR the West ,osn m n man
srT 80 81 $50 $50 1880 u midnight
sss sS0 LOGO m i;i5 ESQ - ~ s ssoa 40
rsiersiG 7:5O SIS 1880 pm and - mdnsht sun
$50 lUsD M lao 6;SD : = ? ~ , az m 3 10
Ssssss s ssp $50 7:So So and II midnight SATURDAY
s. onv sundays g Is m s5n 9s ,, n l sl5 m and
saa,gnt SUNDAYS 5;45 $50 1o2o IN lao o'S0 " ~
l. DDanishts 81 lOsoa N 4,anrr SUNDAYS $40 am
waL s> and Cornvan 100 a m $3.50 4'SO op m Suhuy
saOs ~ ny Kingston and Montgomery m 4:3op IN
srnass $50 aH am 1929 m $3.50 $50 i3O s:l5p sun
A., $50 l&-V 10! iG,oa M $50 $50 S.l5 m sunday
Ic $50 m Ins ra' ssa Wess sr RrUa
tsss co1nr ne a m train stops at NJ lain St only m
q A.ii-sei 80 logo a 4.SO sla m sunday $50
s dt quarter Of and quarter after each t hon1
Bo~l, IN 10 lO.+j m every thlrty minutes anu "o'
bon - IN Ia,s5 . u every hour - ,,. ,, ~,
lel5p m massage and apartments IN Drawing Room ana
ssS coaches be onht an vt nv otces
ami transfer ~ NJ ~ Broadway 1877 Wesst y. Y, No
sss Breoslyn al the COMPANY pep%,s YORK a.
'Soii5j Y sHo AlBIofT. Gcn1 Pass'r Agent New-York
.-opTUFRN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY:
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j; x 10 suring Valley and Monsey 4. 10 a. M s'V D. H.
sunda}s nx Y ABBOTT Gen1 Passr Agent New York