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CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAY FRANCISCO. April rs. 1885.

SUNDAY, April 26-P. N.
The mining stock markets last week duh, with
total transactions OF shares against 10000 shares
for the preceding week The Comstock shares attracted
the greater attention and their prices ruled Irregular
but upon the whole rather firm. California aud Virginia
rose from 20 20 so cents Sierra Nevada declined from
IS % TO 81 10 So Eureka Consolidated rose from - To
81 Navajo declined from 81 10 20 cents, aud sutrO with
large transactions iuctuated between - and 10 cents
and closed at IG cents, against Il cents week
Horn Silver active at 81 20aSl 9j6R2 80 aud
ended at - 90 against - % week BOdie Con-
sOlldaed quiet and rm az ~ 50GSl al %. The
Colorado stocks without feature at about steady
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DBIEADELPHIA AND READING R.R

l. rNEw5ERSEY eENTRAL pIyIsIoN,
rv1 TIM ETESST Eos 5ss i g.,
LOO fv@ sS rs ss $50 i 400 i
SSy!ao F eo%bia IS0 sor u Msnsyuas coa:ss
'tlr on all Day Train. and SLEEPING
RstsFnlas sass fhIEhD ELrH,A Ninth ana sn.,..
ssS G0 Fsa1 s ssS Cos a
Fer LocK HAVEN. iExLE aud PHILIrssURo Penn.
Fog %iIIf4SSSs sUSnURY. .LEwIssuas ana
rSa GrrG 100 ss Is ~ cO @ @
r5 SjS StS sSadsy, So Leo .o
:. $50 Sac, i?SSkSg ma ssa1Ssy. S:$o a
For S' !GS ~ Pi s. On s.s a.
u, Eco ii liso $50 StS ? u, Sundays at SSoa ~-
For For "a RatG%M At 7sS s .s M 100 so s., o
For slTaL EaEN: ALLEMTowN sndMAucn caySg
400. 1900 S45 m. ls00. l30 S45 54S p M Sunday
For ExsfoN az 800 7oo. $40 m LOO. i:so sss 400.
For hiG ' RRiDeE BRANcH a. 900 s'ss ~ ga
For YFSEHEaINer TOO s:.s m. l.oo isc. a.oo asv
For SGS Ne as 100 80 $40 1890 ills
$50 700, 500. loSop sundays, AGO. 500 m isa.
FOR PIAiSFIELD, tso9 500, TOO s4s $50 1880 Ills
So ESQ SO 7o 800 $50 TO- io s i s D. S' s y
DAYS $500 500, $40. 1900 m iso. AGO. $50. 7'so
For long SEhNcn5 &C; OCEAN GROVE Sc CAn ra
t OCEAN si dove at @ ga S' n '''''
For For oas and BAR $50
rsr aTLANT SH6 cit ciS 8rNELAND and BRDcErc1s
'''V NEW.JERsEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
For AThtSST riSt hisMI%Npss LSSs sE2Scd.
Tickets be procured a. foot LiDsrsyst PeI Ne
sTsaSw H,y0 $50 s and 7s6 S 90 @
~, 10 and l4s oreon~lohst; les, 29s East iz,ust,
1887 Bowery. and principal Hotels N New.yorS CITY *
Brooklyn al NO. court-st l1l broadway sSs q.
Fulton.sts 30 $40 Manhstanave 1877 AIanue-aye -
Hobokep 254 washngtonst, n. Y Transfer Company WI
check gageom hotels or residence anS
II'FF wooTTEN &C. HANCOCK.
General Manager Geo and Ticket Ay6
Ii p BALDWIN O. f. p Age. Il9 IAbsrty-sG- n Y
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V'HE NEW LINE
u BErWEEH -.x,xn
NEw.YoRK. PHILApELPHIA, NoRFoLK, OLD POINT

sC9MFoKr AND TUE souTA, ,of-rR.
The New York Philadelphia Norfolk Railroad So1p, ars
a aes ans bara pay ana N pc we
Railroad $40 q. "a weok days and daily arv.ns az.
Point CONTEXT b.l5 weekdays and $50 n aap sx
telS p n aud ylS "a Sleeping cars threugs iI%E Wa
out charge Tickets parlor ale pieg bsrih3
DO secured at Ticket Coo Of the zasy's
Company, X. B. COOK, Gen1 Pas. and kfcisht A8cl~
". W.. DUNNE. superintendent
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
L on and after April 5th, 1888.

AND UNITED srATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave Nef Desbrosses and Courtandt Stree
Ferries. as fouowsi
Cars attached a. m. snd .. NJ daily New.foEk
and chicago Limited Of Parlor Dining smoking and Sleep.
ing Cars az 10 m every day
wlliamsport Lok Haven M .. M CORY and Ers At
ep. connecting Cory FOR Tftusve Petroleum cenIrs
and the OIL Reg1ons
Express" Of Pupan parlor Cars daily except sunday,
10 arrive Washin zton 400 p NJ Regular 81 ozl
and 1, $40 and D mp and IL night SUNDAY.
elsa. D. m ana IL night. 80
For Atlantic City except sunday with through Paror cs
For Cape Nay except sunday, ll:loam.
Long Branch Bay ead Junction and Intermediate stations
via Railway and Amboy 800 a. 1900 noon. $3.50 200
D. m Sunday, ss00s. and 500 do not step a
For Old Point aud Norfolk. e:2o n weekdays aud 500
BSats OF rSoyn connect with al through trains
Jersey City aordins speedy and direct transfer fr
Brooklyn travel. .-.,o.,
mn daiiy and lI:sJ Q NJ. daily except Monday Eroa
Washing aud baltimore 6zo. 500 NJ lzO $50 80
p. From baltimore go "a Frsn rhiadePn1aa SSSSs
$40 800 $50 6,2c e55 7?e $50 esSo sSs iees n.
and 1920 night sunday $50. 620. 1900 Zoo, lli3o Ne
ego, Obs, $780, o35. 1000 ?. u.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.


TOR NEW HAVEN.-Steamers leave Peck
snip at D. m. and II Sundays excepted. IL
arrives time FOR trains north and east Ex-
EALL RIVER LlNE.--The Best Sound Route
Il 10 Boston and tho East Low fares. Large and power
steamers PILGRIM and BRISTOL from Iler -. North
River. daily isundays lncludotl at pm;
GEORGE L. COMMON, General Passenger Agent.
BORDEN q LOWELL Agents Nes-lOIk.
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH
Il Il NETWORK, NEW.HAVEN AND HARTFORD r, r.
Trains leave Harlem River station lS2d.st and
Lnconaye. near Third Avenue Bridge Harlem River
roached by Third Avenue Elevated Railroad daily
oak Point, Hunts Point. West Farms Van Meet Wegt
Chester Tnpsons Bay chester Pelham Bayl CITY
Island. Pelham Manor and New.Rochee ing at
vRoehele with trains for all points the main line Of
Line and Air line Divisions Newt anasn MIddetown
New Britain and sueld Branches and Boston all points
East
tons at l2;ie q. m daily except MOndays
tons 1900 and $3.50 tue latter connecting
Rochelle with Grand Central Depot and
stamford and with express train 10 Boston via shore Line
| .EHIGH VALLEY assen &c
- trains leave depot foot OF Cortand and Deserosses-
Allentown. Reading Mauch Chunk. WnkesbaTre ada
Wavery, Ithaca Geneva Lyons Buffalo the West
through coaches daily Local trains At $40
p n for Esston. Bethlshem and Copay. -,
points MGhonoy and coal regions sunday raiu
leaVca for Aanch Chunk and Hazleten $40 IN.
General Eastern 0dioe No $50 broadway
h u. BYINGToN, @. p A.
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WEST SHORE 10! g0UTE: ,,, ,,,

-. VIA W tST SHORE OF HUDsUN XIV EIe. 81
Al Trains cave tortandt and Desbrosses ssti'ns
foows Trains cave West 42dst. ssuon ten msue iasss
Ssisaso 10 M - ?. Pullman sleepors through
Detroit 10 N, .5eo. = .. M Pullman sleepers ~
Suspension Bridge Falls Buffalo hocicstof -
m, 1850. = N. Sleeping and parior throasa
syracuse,e,10. 80 M $500, q p. n
Ute. 7:1o, 40. 1lD0 m. $3.50. - o.. ..n<
Me- KINGSTON Catstl. Albany s7;la 30. ii@
For Mo-. tsssaa ra:s 7sIo = $50 $50
.baiiy. Other trains daily except SUNDAY.
For tckets time table, parior accons0
Information, apply at oces. Jersay CITY Penn q
Annex once foot Fultons orb CITY, a. 2o7 Eel Sis
lasth a. l6s Bowsy Penn ssstosa loot q csf y
West .2dst Bsxgage called for sad checked fron hstss
and residences Orders can be lsit e ticket e9ceA s
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NORWICH LINE.
FAyORITE INSIDE ROUTE.
To BOSTON IS,
WORCESTER So so,


PORTLAND o. and no transfsrx
steamers City Of Lawrence" and "otfy Of Boston
Pier 80 N foot OF next pier above Desbrosses
st. Ferry. daily except sundays. at $500 p m
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD. -commsncisg October 9 1884
1890 Rochester and Montre Express through draw
.siS n. Fast limited Chicago and St Louis Express.
ester. Buffalo Niagara Falls Erie Cleveland and Toledo
arriving Chicago and St. Louis 7:2o p nors
l0,so m, Chicago Express drawngroom to caaau
daigua Rochester Niagara Falls and Buffalo connects for
iii M, Western New.Ysrk and Northern Express VITA
$40 p m Albany, Troy and Utca Express through
ssp m, Accommodation to Albany ana Troy
Falls Buffalo CINCINNATI, Toledo, Detroit st. louis
@ % an% g % ana
Baaso Niagara Falls Cleveland Tesds Detroit csicsso.
0i II NJ Night cypress slespin Albany ana
for The North except Saturday night,
Tickets sale AZ Grand Central Depot, NO, Bowling
Green 252 and Alb Broadway Harlen nepo tzothst and
ana 7s5 $40 Broadway and 81 West i75thst hewrsk
1913 Washington and 100 Fulton sts Brooklyn and 10
Accom- Godaons in Srswinsroom sleeping b
procured OF the ticket oces In Newfok cay ana a.
s93 Washington.s Brooklyn: -.s.
,fhsse trains stop at Harlem lI25Lh-st and an
General Superintendent General Passenger AEeas.
POPULAR SHORE LINE.-F0r BOSTON
and the East. All rail- from Grand Central Depot Threa
daily Sundays exceptci to Boston az
r. m paror car attached and 10 with palace sleeping
oarss Sundays at 10 D. M with palace seepuS caIs
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DAY. STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA 2IN
NEW-YoRK.
Express trains leave NewYor vim Deebrosses and Court
landt streets Ferries as follows; ,,,-..,.
limited IL lilo M l. 3,2o $40. 40, 8. and
CD m and IL night. Sundays, 6:lo, 20 L'mneoh ana
10 M. L. Q, Z, and p. and IL night o. aoo
Trains leaving NewYork daily except Sunday a. SD $50
and lilo a. IN, J. = l. and p in- connect AZ Trentsa
fer Camden. -. s...,. r.s,...,..,.
i2.0l $40 4sl 5, 5,s $40 7So $40 $50 ana lHiS
n m (Li,nted Express 1850 and 4:5o p. M, Ss5s
s3o Ia $40 and 9le D. sunday, l2;os $40 $;S5
8 $40 $50 n l. t4,30 LiDaitedl $50, 7lo, 40 u.
leave Philaaelphia Camden, $50 m daily exceps
Sunday. - 80. ,-..,-.~ , .,,- uo,..
ana foot OF Desbrosses and cortandt sts Courst ana
Bsookiyn Annex station, foot OF Iutonst. Bree.ysi
Ruach's Hotel Hsbo1en; Station Jersey City Enigrans
Ticket ONCE 20 Battery Place. and Castle Garden ,
The New. York Transfer Company viii cell Tor and cneSS
oags sIfe iIpI rS Ay ~ pt-1SH J. r. WOOD
e;eorrai Manager General Passr Agent
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STATE or TRADE
DoME5rIC MARKETS.

narToa, AP s51 S %s.t aa Sr a; io gloar
h E1Ta nG 81 8 s? s. do PANTY a5 cy ~ M ~
IS ooSs52,; rsilpsco Fsaly 81 o. Do saperaiys
fa5fR q q a g geisr see
land VI oGesi o7 Noz Western %Inter Red s?otoJe
u 6lT Oorn-soathern quiet @estorphiEher southern
White ssg g. 90 fSi s iSSee Western Mixed
June SIaS'S 9 %,o Stssey and d quiet soq.
Penn,yvania a. sISe Eyo firm At 72e71c. Provision,
steady and Inactive Moss PORK SIS
BUSH Corn 5000 bush. salcs%heat 10000 OusSi
BUFFALO n. Y. April 9S-Four firm: salos 5000 bbla.
500 Wheat DULL sales 5000 Sus No HaTS At sos
oss 40 White a. 4@s barley ess a ~ sas
Rye neglected Rslroad freshts steady @bai 5sc Cora
@ a bS Ss' 1000 22 fc as ca
10 Sus 2a HS oT SHs GS w ST, naS
bnsh Corn 10000 bushi Oats. 800 bush. iyo. -
zsasi Fancy %hsss stsag 10 f. RSS
IL Ss5 SF :, "a: 81 E s III Il
Saesa .4su: saa ..s sRSna ise
sh S c %s, snDS5 ss 9 G and at g r.
ing and Butchers "A oOSS4 SO receipts 7ao head sup.
ments. 636 head.
Wheat Sh Sn g os spss
LOW Grades = % rye Flour q s. Sss y
Wheat active and higher; sss. ranged April sse ssc
s!sS :. sss M sss ss i ES
Corn quiet sales ranged cash 41sSi5,.eI April tsTss
June T.S4ss;s closing q. sse Oats sieadyJ saiei
cs Nav 81 r3 &c closing az 30 &c Kys a. StsS
Barey-No g5egic. Pork siesdvi Cash si 75a sii So
April gil 40 0&ll 81, closing ST. MAJ ali 70S
sfi so elosss at slit June sl sOssll 90 closing
April So 80 9s9 - eoslng al 81 " May 81 S5
closing at 81 g2g June 80 95ds6 "a y closing IS ~
$ go shor. Usae SO ssg 80 Recsipts-Pioar o. ooo
Ozra
$1,000 busna Rye 1000 5usb harley 1000 SHIPMENTS
tushs oat. $4,000 oush Rye 600 busn darcy 1000
bush. "
nIIn but there was no demand except for lots
an =, lx Ill ~ Fssr, Ia % % prennylvnia
Family 81 OV1si 2j rennsYlyana Roller Process 81 5OS
a. Delaware Family 81 bU0s5 WAeat Patent
o. oooSS 10. Wheat klosed trim and 10. higher
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NOTICE.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY.

-
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY.
TIE annual meeting shareholders OF the Norfolk and
Western Railroad Company viii be held Mesine day. the
day ~ 1880. a. 10 O'clock Il the Office OF he
Company the CITY OF Roanoke Virginia when election
will he held thirteen directors for the ensuing and
transacted may properly before
the meeting.
The transfer books win be closed from O'Clock April
I'D, 1885, until o'clock, a. m, May .tl 1859.
A J. HEMPBILL. Secretary.
April goth, 1885. =
CCIOTO VALLEY RAILWAY COMPANY
~ BONDHOL DEIlS are hereby notified that ALL inforna
ton respecting proposed Reorganization Agreement
be procured tho 0lhce OF DAVIES, COLE az RAPALLO
- assaut Forms of % the plan ready for
signature tho place, also at the once OF ADAMS
McIARG 600. 80 v ailst and at the METROPO LITAN
TRUST CO. IS ast, which Trust Company will receive
bonds exchange under the OF the agree
M viii issue certificates therefor
WILLIAM ADAMS.
W. BAYARD CUTTING,
JOHN w. ELLIS,
GEO. L. sAFFoRD,
Committee
NewYork, April L, 1888
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Ocean Steamers.

NCHOR LINE, u. :. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
IA GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY.
CIRCAssIA. May 2 Z a IA. ~ Is, "A. asy 10 am
ETHIOPIA NAV q, noon. DENnNlA. NAY ~, l y. Ia
cabin passage 500 10 $50. Second class $50
IIVI RfOOLAND QUEENSTOWN SERVICE.
CITY Of ROME sails Wednesday May u, Juno
and every fourth Wednesday thereafter.
Cabin passars $50 90 800 second class $50.
steeragc cutwa ard, orprepaii SO
>-'NU-N~O-' O'~ TIsoxElI YORK.
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LIVE sTOCK MARKET.

NEw.YoEK. ssturlay. Aprl 25.-BEEvEs.-Rc
80 cars $50 head all AZ Gothst Totd FOR the week
l27 heaaagainst bead iast week. ar Lastman re-
oeved - for export Due sod aud cars vent direct 20
stern Metgcr No demand Tor the Cattle held over At
jersey city.
shipments % reported ycstcrfav.
Dressed Ref Quot aud nnchaased with Common 70 Irime
selling ~ a8l4c.
SHEEP AND LANBs-Rec-ipts II 1927
headlO Jersey city aud :. G0thst Total Ion
week 2nsgO head anst 1881 heau Last week. Dc
mand god snd prices lun aud shade higher All sold
Cpp,d sheep sold 4dt &c. With Few lins down to
~ a. Tnslorn wanted ~ 5ia6c. aud Fair 10 Prime
Yearlngs sof at sco outside gnr for acaToad oi can
ada amps state fed averaging no d. sod To d. Harrington
d
sales piuonback & Dewey sold III state fed Canada
Caves no ~ az 20.
Haenbeck 4 DAVIS sod 900 state sheep lOS n, at &C.
PAS DO D. Co. lJUdo o. y. az - 100 DO IS %, at
oslo; III do, 81 D 5isc ana lO5 state Yearnss IS H.
HeTton Gnict sod: 80 Mchg sheep 81 D. at 5i9c
I-g OHIO do. 80 H. ~ sc.
y 81 Sader Co sold 245 Clipped ohio sheep, 70 % at
1sc 10 4.cg 24l DO 20 n II tatci 50 Poor do
s-n aO ~ UnEern Western do. l0s D. nc 6aoi 200
Micfg gan DO a No. al 5ac 2l6 do 4 n at &c; lS9 DO. %
n, at basc.
jutd buckingham sold: 90 Unshorn Ohio Sheep, 80 ~
Rt 90: lfb Clipped do. ~ p. NJ ; ac
HOGS-Recsipts we're ~ OF Ais hcGd-lO cars NJ
Jersey Cty G0thst Total for the week a. lbS
head arnist - head week. None for alive.
Feeling firm and nominal quotations arc 81 iOG$ 81 ".
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THE MARKETS.
IHE HAIbAE %
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per YorfA Riser Vessels and Raiioafa
NEw-YoRK. April IS. 1888.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NEN-1Ohk MUTT fS7'|
CoTToN-spot Cotton quiet and Lice lover saaes s5
bales receipts the ports to-day, -Voo pAes sS~''
this day last ald 1877 last year a,,o,
The Quotations, according " The Anlerlcan
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF JERSEY
" Trains leave from chambers Depot for Engle
closter. Pierment and Eysck $50. 10 800, 400,
b;4e o,t0 $3.50 m u midnight Sundays z, q and
B;16 r..
Nasrs,, Spring Valley and Monscy T. 10 m. 46op. M.
6undayse q. m.
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MINES AND MINING.

sALESAr TIE EEWYO2K MINING EToHAvss
NEw-YoRK. April 25. 1885.
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corrov MAnKrrs-pY rELEaRApn.


LTvEUPooI. April 25l230 m;-coiton steady with but
uttle dor.r. Miiann Uplands 6Tii Middlmg orleans
D 5lGd. sales 1000 bales including lu0) bales Tor
receipts 1000 bales including 1910
3msncan Futurs dab. UplaHds Low Alddllng clause,
NAV and delivery, 55 i-6ld also 5i-3id and
Juy delivery, % 1sd. DO July and August delivery, %
I'D. do August aud September delivery. q = 6sd sso
La: 90. September October delivery. 2-6id
IToadsuds Wheat steady but the demand poor Hold.
ers rccy Corn quiet with poor dem nj; mixed
Western IS per oontal.
Provisions Beef / 1868. for EItra India Meas.
Produce Common nOein. So I'd
Tho sale. OF tho day included $500 bales American.
lpm.-COttOn Futures closed weak: Upiands Low Mid.
dnP clause Apnl delivery 52kd sellers do. Aprn aud
delivery 52G9G- selpr do. May and June delivery.
6z-4d. sellers. DO. Juno and July delivery. 576id
do july AMI AUGUST delivery b2-6ld buyers: do
Angus; and September delivery l6id seiersi do Septem
and October delivery, 6C4d value; do October and
November deliyery5 s39td sellers; do November aud
December delivery. 5J0.Cid.seivrs.
GALyKsToI April 25sCoton dun hhdinE; 10 T-l6 Low
Mddng 10 SIG. Good OrllrI 1916. and gross
ceipts - bales sales, 80 ba es stock. 1882 bales.
SAVANNAH. Apul 25.-COttOn qaiet Middunx 10 Vi Low
Middn lOi Good Ordinary - net ana gross receipts.
bales Exports Coaatwise 222J balo sales. 10 bales
stock. lu.s19 baea
sEwoKLKANH April 25.-cotton quiet Mddling. 1ose
Low Addug. los Good Ordinary. 10 net receipts, OIL
bales gross 1861 bales Exports 20 tho Continent lO67
bales 70 Great Britain 7O3 bse sles LOO bslesi stock
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TO PHILADELPHIA
vnrHE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

20 TRAINS Each WAY WEEK DAYS AND ON SUM
DAY. STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA, IN
NETWORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-27

NEW YORK April 18th. 1885. I
ST. JOSEPH AND WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY
FIGHT and One-balf millions OF the ten
H millions three hundred thousand dollars Oh the Sc
curtes this line having sssented IN writing 70 the
agreed Jaiaea IL Benedict
James g. Parrish ant Howard Hinckey holders OF the
this aud the stock and bonds OF the st
Josph Pacific Railroad Company and the stock and
bonds the and NoDraza Railway Company are re-
them with the Central Trust Company OF
HcwYor before May 9th receiving therefor Degotia
bic receipts.
Securities not deposited win receive the benefits Of the
reorraui-atou lSisncd1 HOWARD HISCKLEY,
JAMES ~. BENEDICT.
FRANK X. ENDLEION,
tSuccessor 10 JAMES q. PARRlsHl
Committee.
p sTe Purchasing Committee reserve 20 themselves inc
Iieht ~ reusn 10 receive any secu es aer Nay unless
double the present OF Oneha OF one per GEM on
stock and per cent upon The bonds shan be PAID
NRw.YoRK AxD HARLEN RAILROAD COMPANY, !
OFFICE Of THE sECRETARY. Nsw-YOAK April 20, 1889.
NOTICE 10 ST0CkHOLDERS.-The fifty
~ NTH annual ing of the Stockholders OF the New
York Harlem Railroad Company for election OF dfecOra
viii be held al hr Oce OF the company IN The Grand central
Depot city Sew York. tho third Tuesday in May
being tire nineteenth day ~ said month
rho polls open from IL O'Clock until O'Clock
d IN. OF that day.
WeIncsday May 2Oth.' o. Vanderbilt.
Secretary.
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CompanYs Pier No AZ North RIVER foOt0l dOrtOnsL
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Checks payable at sight amounts 10 suit on the Bangus
InIlIs DE KERIAN Agent. No. Rowling 0reen.
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ACTUAL SALES.
, 1885-06-17
An Unsophisticated Poetess.
fClara Rallies Iafferl

The reader possibly may not know
that The Century Magazine is the cen
ter of about all that New York has of
the Boston sort of acute culture In a
literary way. Boswell smith is the boss
of the company, and, as he is rich, he is
called upon to do something in the line
of literary entertainment. The other
day one of the magazine poetesses came
to town. | won { name her, because
there is no particular use in subjecting
her 10 general ridicule; and besides, she
writes such awfully sweet verses about
love that / have a tender regard for her.
When Mr.. smith learned that she was
in the city, he got up a reception in her
honor.
1t was a nice little affair. There were
twenty or thirty Of us there: and a ter a
presentation to the lioness of the evening
we drifted into the dining-room, where
there was a spread of refreshments.
The poetess was unused to fashionable
life. she was m engaging creature, full
OF quaint qualities, but she had come
from a corner of a country where reeep-
tons are unknown. After nearly all
had left the parlor, and she was almost
alone, the host rushed to her with a
kindl inquiry why she didn't Join the
eaters and drinkers.
80, | didn't know that my ticket in
cluded refreshments, was the reply.