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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-08

ooT m EAfFH v ny " fsF-N
DN'' NLW.YoRK.
rxnress trains leave New York. via DesoIosse' NJ" N
andt streets Ferries, as follows; A., IN wa,hp gtoa
oTInite.i l. lilo l. 300 $40, ~ 81 o. Il and
- D. m and IL night. SUNDAYS q -, 10; ,5rn, ~ A'
trains York daily except SuIuY, AZ
and ii; 10 M /, 2 L. and p w. connect Al ifeh'oA
for Camden e...o, c,.,io, phiIadelnhIa
N,,'ai .O IA 3 SIT 80 7.3l $40 $3.50 IL anu az
M Limited Express 1850 and 400 NJ, oae'
Ql6 m. ON SUNDAY, lui %, ~ 500
SS'S4h sso m l. (i:5O LimitedL $50, Ilo ,4O p ut
Leave Philadelphia via Camden 500 a. III oai's' eAe'p'
rEet Offices s49 425. and ga Broadway Astor Honse
ri ct III Desrosses and Corandt SITS; CourtsI, ana
BoSiyn Annex station, foot OF fulton'sl
~ r,eSe oace 20 ; Battery Place. and aste Garden
The New York transfer Company WILL eau tor anu ehe
baggage ron NJ uy ~ pill J r. WOOD.
'hAn General Manager General Passr Agent
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TIE PETROLEUM MARKET

NV YORK, April 7.
There was delay of thirty minutes i'll the
posting Of the Thorn Creek gauge to-day at the Petro
leum Exchange Usually is buetined before or at the
opening 20 suspicious traders that an instant ex
PLANTATION given of the delay in the general opinion
that tho production must have declined heavily and the
fact WAS being held back by the bulls" Who suggested
this idea would be hard TO say, but the result OF II
was lively buying which iE Ealf hour had prices
M to 7s7s against - cents last night From that point.
however the market gradually rccedcd on diminish ng
volume business ISIS cents rallied near the C"se
again TO the hgnest point OF the day and ended at -
cents unsettled in temper The Thorn Creek gauge was
1895 barrels The total of to-ays business was small
and the general situation unchanged.
The range OF prices and the total dealings were as
fol
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POULTRY ASp CANS.

The Jewish holidays and the demand for Live
Pantry f. much lighter Three Of southern arrived
today IN ~ which fowls AMI vent 10 KILLERS NJ l3c
frvy eNpress lots brought lac ROpstcrz
turkeys lower dull Ducks and Geese - Prime quality
have inquiry but there II no call for ,Omm0n stock.
pigeons scarce. wanted and higher
Fresh Dres ell Poultry in ght supply fair demand and
steady Turkeys Of good quality and medium hri weight
sell at Ia Gc bur big coTse toms have q 20 a. lie.
sn,ef,nes even lover. Fowls sell fairly
Chickens.
Jers Chickens AMI Tm Prime oas"rs nd bIOllers
from 'Phadcpha sell promptly In quoted. CapOns
scarce and firm. squads steady.
Frozen outry quiet but wei controlled 1nd held FIRMLY at
changed prices.
Fresh english Sn pc PJyer pcrtcr and selling
shadr lower No late arrivals Fresh wild Pigeons. Wd
Ducls very irregular quly and price ntto demand Tor
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IRISH Potatoes In liberal supply quiet and unchanged
strictly stock Is held ABOUT steady tut
tiles arc pressed prices There have een
further imports scotland Of which sales reported al
q GO0sI z for MaRnum $50 ium and . a., ~ CaIr
pion-the quality bermuda Pot1iocs
gut AT 81 81 % bD sweet Potatoes scarce and firm
bomrstc Onions quiet but held steady plenty OF mnort
stack the market mostly sproutei and soft, nc
trade IS very dull lOG and irregular prices
onions in list ply and held higher Southern green
efaes Of al In good tmaud and when OF Cboee
ouafy command full prices but poor lois arc neglected
Further receipts Of foreign Cabbages Prime SQUAD lois
I'm moderate demand at SO0slO per loo.
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The clearanccs elsewhere were OIL City. 1,l22OOO
Bradford 2G1G O0O and Pitsburg, 19iS,OOO barrels.
Refined oil unchanged.
BRADFORD. Penn. April 7.-Crude Oil-Qulct but
firm National Transit certificates opened at 777s and
closed at 1855 highest price, 7s; lowest 777s clear
ances 2,G4G,O00 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-08

The New.York Insulated Wire and Nulcanite Company
for authority To change Its name:
NOTICE hereby IN I the New.l ofk lnsn-
lated md Nucanie COmp1nV VIII Apply NJ the
special Term OF the Supreme sitting nj Chambers In
the Court County OF NewSork on the
ith day Of Nav opening curt that day
as soon the eater counsel be heard for order
authorze he said Insuatoi Wire and Nulcano
ompany the corporate name o. The konile Com
and thereafter 10 be knON n bv such new name
Datrd New York tity. March 81, 1855. -
- = IoItIIS Attorney Tor The New. York acd Wire
and Vulcantc Company, 100 Broadway New YORK city.
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HITTER

REGENTS for the week s0s pkgs Exports for the week
272l pkgs. to he gradually stillg 'he ~
ing hardly sufficient 10 abs r. current vars oo d ~
erase pplg noted che ~ from hi. Stlte anu r.
ceivers Inclined TO all the early ndd ~
accumulate hence the markc has ruled very cay anu o
tendency Is still toward home range OF va es fhhc hg
creamery Offering 10 joObng trade at ~ @
latter becoming to quote Tor wholesale business
An occasional lot Of Pennsylvania reaches zPE;,
hut well posted buyers are generally slpPn.nF
their wants 1T 25c For very Fancy 0""3 ~ (.
.5c Is the market. but W.
nice marks are selling at 9sa2 and nrsts Of 20d22c.
State rsius in small supply sci lon inquired a..
dull and the few sales Takng are at very low nT e'
best the dairy sells moderately al me easIr
rates Quot 3D. or say 23G VI hafbs and ga 30
fT Choice We but the great bulk OF receipt, sho up
poorly especially from the northern sections anu WIN VIC
deman chiefly for fine much OF III busnesss az low aug
satisfactory prices Old Dairy working out slo wy an u
market st tcnds In BUYERS vor. Imitation ere mery n
plenty but quiet. desirable w stern DIrv IT.
irving very little call Tor Common stock Factory ~
lighter receipt but inquiry for 1t and prices arc
lower II erades.
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legal NotIees.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.-Pursu to an
~ or er of the Court Of the County OF Mont
gonery NeSYork made on the 7th day OF febru
ary hereby that the und rsgned Int nd
apply said Court for letters OF adminsTaon Of TIC
CsnaOhsrie Montgomery County ew.fork. deceased un
der the provision OF section 20 OF the toe OF CV TO
whereby required be given before said etrs arc
issuel he at exceeding twice the
amount creditors OF said deceased AGAINST ms
this notice AMI the creditors
said hereby noned TO present then claims
against 20 the Surrogate OF said County on OF be
fore the 9Th Of April, lSSJDated March y lSS9
~ WV EMELINE r. SMITH.
WILLIAM y = TTH.
EDWARD =. SMITH.
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neccipts for the week 2522 FOR the week.
100 halls Nofhng encouraging IN the situation. the
contrary trade extremely dun aud sales can De a.
fecteI only AT reduced prices his Is icuarly with
aiifofnian Hops they decline vain thy must pun
states down with Exporters are doing nothing and
melt or brewer. all inclined 10 4 Ca up
state Choice 1874 Ia ~ Do, Low to Medium edll
Do Good TO Prmo. ....12d I3 Do loSj "a
lPaclnc coast. issl..... Z az
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Sales bn auction.
Dream Steamers.

Dream Steamers.
NCHOR LINE, U. 5. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
~ Sail from New-YOrk regularly
GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY:
DEVONTA. ADril l5 I n ~ DOIl IA. 800 May z. o. M
ANCHORIAAprl 20. 2 PIN. IR ASIA, May " noon
cabin passage 500 20 $50 Second class $50.
IIVTRPOOLA AND QUEENSTOWN sERVICE.
CITY of ROME ....... sails Wednesday April $, May
and every fonrth wednesday thereafter
Cabin passage $50 to 800. Second class $50.
steerage Outw ard, or prepaid SD.
For passage OF further lntormation apply 10
Bowling Green, New. York.
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SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CHARLEsroy. April 7.-Tnrpentine gniet At A. &c.
SAVANSAH April 7.-TurpentIne quiet at ~ i2c.
WILMINGTON. April 7.-rurpentine 1rin AT ~ &c.
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,AcIrIc mail STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S

| ,.E : FOR. ALtFORNIA. SA-,DW ca ISLAM -.
JAPAN CHINA. NEW.ZEAL LAND. Aus HALlA, zen
IKAi Az u SOUTH AMERICA A ID MEAlCO
From pier foot Canal st. y. X
Tor the lsthmu' of an ma
CRFSENr ti Y sails aturday. Aprl ~ noon
Connecting for entTal and SCUM america anu MEXICO
rom san Francisco LIST aud rsnnan sis
For Japan ami China - -
SAN PABLO sails Thursday. AprH 10. m -,
For II0NOLI.LU. NEW.ZLABAND an ,AQSIh LA
cry OF SYDNEY sails saturday. April ~, : p NJ
or ON arrival OF Lonlon MAJ ~ IAN franc SEQ. &c.
aud general Information 'ppy NJ NOni'
panys olnce on the pier, foot Canalst; E.,o,,o,,
DED STAR LINE.-F0r Antwerp and Paris.
IA ~attng from New NorE aut Antwerp every Haturday
- 'IIAEn - SATURDAY ,piil II, 2.3O D. IN.
~ FINLAND ............... saturday. April 3 a M
-" e1cnr.on ~. Storage at lowest rates A. 49,,
PETER " RIGHT Il SONS Genl AstSoo broau""y'
TIME II :. AND BRAZIL MAIL IS. co.
American passenger line Tor 81 Thomas BaroaaGs, rai
Miranhnm Prrnambuco. Bahia aad RIO dc Janeiro
FINNNCE. wednesday, April x I ~ noon itoi
MTRRIMACK, saturday May ~ { hooers Htorcs'
ADVANCr Wednes Jay June 10 iir0Okyn
From \ewport News. Va on third day succeeun; az III
p"TTI r GERHARD ~ CO.. General Agents - Broad-st
WHITE STAR LINE-MAURY ROUTE:
w United STATES AND ROYAL NAIL STEA Mb"'
REPU ole Can't. irving saturday, APr I :"
CELTIC Cant .cadel ..Saturdly ri -, q mm'
nptr,N %IC t'apr Perry SATURDAY.. '..oa IN
RATES-Saloon $50 $50 and 500 Return ncneVs ri,
favorable terms Stecragc At low rates srna
aiic onlv, s35 For Inspection Of plans and olncI o
ton apply the companys Offices NO. T0nmTIy AGENT
York. ,,..,.,.tu,,,
Agents Tor rAii"'''ps STUART c roBEY. 4o6 wanut-ss
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EUROPE.

EUROPE.
EUROPE.
COOKS EXCURSION PARTIES sail from NewYork IN
Aprl and July, by arst-class steamships
SPECIAL TOU RISr TICKETS Tor INDlViDUAL
TRAVELLERS at REDUCED RATES, by the best routes
for pleasure travel.
COOKS EXCURSTONIST. with maps, contains full par
tcuars by mail FOR ten cents.
THOs. COOK q SON 2Gl Broadway. n. Y.
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Diuioeno Notlses.

UNION TRUST COMPANY OF NEW. YORK,
10 BROADWAY COR RECToR.sT, ,
NEW. YORK, April 3, 1886.
A REGULAR Quarterly Dividend of Two
IA and half CHI cent the capital stock OF tho
Union Trust Company Of New ork win be paid &C the Office
OF the company aud after tho 10th day Of April 1885
Tie transfer books will close Wednesday April Sth and
A. o. DONALDSON.
Secretary.
OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY.
" The coupons Of the First Nortgage Bonds OF this
pany April l. 1895, will be paid and after that
date at the office OF the company 40 William st. NewYok
4. Il. HOGG. President.
THE VALENCIA MICA COMPANY,
No. 115 BROADWAY n. Y, April 7, 1885.
T'HE trustees of this company have this day
oclar3 the regular quarterly di dend " two dollars
aud fty Gems (Sl 50 SHARE paya lie Wednesday April 49,
1888. he transfer books will DO c0sel FRO April Ia until
April 49, 1885 HENKY BRADSrREET,
secretary and Treasurer.
GALLATIS NATIONAL BANK
NEw-I ORE. MARCH 20, 1885,
THE DIRECTORS of this bank have de-
4 cared dividend OF FIVE PER CENT ont Of the
lngs OF the past six months payable April 10 1885.
Tho books Will remain co ei until that date
AKTH X w. SHERMAN, Cashier.
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NORWICH LINE.
FAVORITE INSIDE ROUTE
ToBOsToNSs
WORCESTER $3.50,
NASHUA 1856.
PORTLAND 81

Steamers city Of Worcester and "city Of Boston,
cave Pier OF wattsst pier above Dee
brosscs st. Ferry daily. except sundays AT 51D
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BETWEEN

SEw.YORK PHILADELPHIA, NORFOLK OLD POINT
We COMFORT AND THE SOUTH. x..,
bHOURs FASTER ThAN ANY OTHER ROUTE.
The New York Phila6elph & Norfolk railroad company
now Fast Day and Night Express between noR
and cane Chares Trans leave New oik wa pennsyvan
Raroad 900 a m week days and p. daily arriving Old
POINT Comfort 55 m. weekdays and $3.50 M daily Nor
fok Il m and 81 m. Sleeping through from New
YORK To Cape and Parlor Car from Philadelphia with
Out charge Tickets parl0r seats sleeping berhs can
be any Ticket Cice OF the pennsylvania Rahroid
Company, H. V. COOhh, GEM fass anu lteiShl Ageh@
II W.DUNNE, Superintendent.
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Gifon tcaie an0 Railroads.
HUDSON RIVER OPEN

Special notice shippers OF FIRE ght-rE01 BoA =:
riTiZIN- LINE Per4I y. R-FToight for Troy and the
north received and to-day see evening papers ioi
sailing da o first steamer for TROY.
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A -BOSTON AND NEW-ENGLAND.
N. Low RATES. - ,


sailing first steamer for TROY
A BOSTON AND NEW-ENGLAND.
~" INSIDE ROUTE
sTONINGTON LINE. .,
eteamers ,ave from Per So n r. daily except SUNDAYS
=. ". POPPLE General Passenger Agent
NALL RIVER LINE.-The Best Sound Route
10 poston and the East Low fares Large and mower
o., s,eoncrs pI RIM and BRISTOL from per % North
pdver daily SUNDAYS ncludsd). at pm -.
' GEORGk /. COMMON. General passenger Agent
DORDEN a LOWELL. AGENTS. New-fOrk
rIARLEM RIVER BRANCH y
4 NEWYORK NEW.HAVEN AND HARTFORD ~ ~
trains leave River station corner nia,s
yinrolnave near Third Avenue Bridge aero ~. .con
5rsocbcd Inv Third Avenue Elevated kaltOAD' uuy
Enndavs AZ dis TAO $780, 1000. l:01 M ~.
x.io $40 6io and 500 IN f2T r TSs' Van Nest YES
ter Tt,n,Sns Ray Chester Pelham bayl bnrow ,e y
findp pelR,m Manor and New-bOoneii, o. iina ~
& No. hes with trains for all points on tno n Shors
he Naw.York New.Haven aud haruoIu W,sSetown
@ aud Sueld Branches and Boston ana ell po
East -, g.. ,a,y poch ee and all intermediate sta
,,ons AZ a IN daily except MONDAYS ,.oaa,e M,
,ns M 900 uoon and 20 the latter anat as
a, Nav ehee with trains To Gran an 80 inc
samfon and with express train to Boston VIA 9hoo '
T EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passengel
trains leave depot foot Of Cortandt ana pessrosses
20 aSa sSd 6bsna ~ %a E.'%1
avarly Ithaca Geneva Lyons Bnlalo and ths West rn
wa bnSb Coaches run daily Local rain3 at anand o;4'
n NJ Tor Easton Bcthehem and Copsyc m co,n.,, far a,
fonts ~ inr ~ unnh yybnnk aud szeton, s:lO m
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Northern Pacific Railroad Company.

Notice i,hcrcby gwen tina, the following numbers OF tho
bombs - tho
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY, MIS-.
SOURI, DIVISION.
were this day drawn Tor IN 1utn; fund. In accordance
wlch the requirements Of the trus mortgage. VIA
LIST OF DRAWS BONDS FOR SINKING FUND.
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Choice $. e,s.7,; Butcher. Grades. ssesss4 49, Pigs
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending Monday. April $780,

Receipts for the week-Beans POPS hbls foas 10
bnsh EYnorfsNReans 4O6; Peas 2b77 bush. Trade mas
continued very dull prices generally have rne1 NJ
Marrow are offering 81 there Is no posluou
shade that price until the effect OF cap
havana raie known should there BE- consdeIau
ills week values are ely be mantn IN he evcn.
light export shading NAV occur n
selling slow and prices lhNor
White Kidney both easier unuer aS ia
demand so lew Turtle soup arriving that som al
made on Choice stock. California lima 81 Irme Yt,;or
new sell fairy but there IS no can ~, l,ct
Eve hold 10 stron ? prices under very light receipts
,,on. varror do TurtleSOup. 6Ody "
if,niaaa "i''" nj 7Ol Do cal Flat new 0n02 30
TO Wedino 1;'cc AZ n 40 Green Peas Primo goa -
Do Pea. Choice. 81 al 10 Peas, so d. e. ou -.aa *
White Kidney. 60 al 70 bag. ''"' %
no R,dk nj gO4l 90!
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FOR BERMUDA.

E'UK BEhMUDH. -, ..,,,,.
WEEKLY STEAMERSr
elegant new steamers Of the Qpeeec Steamship Con
INT RsDAY from New.York ana BerDuda " rinoco'
rom New. Ork Nprl q Excursion rates $50 ~ SEQ.
For passage information, DC, apply 10
A w. OUTEKBKIGE q co. Agents Oh broadway.
WORLD TRAVEL COMPANY, 2OI Br0adw ay
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
" Between New York and lIayre.
Companys Pier new No AZ North aver foot OF aorson5t
81 GERMA y. rrdub W eiucs tav Apr T. m
OIlNDf kourlgucs Netlne'oV n
NORMANDir. Frangeul ednesday. April ~, a. m
Checks payable at sight amounts TO suit on tho Bshque
Lot Is DE BkBIAN. Agent. No. Bowling Green
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FRUITS Axp nEREiEs-nriED

Receipts for week. 1919 pkgs ETPoris-Dred Apples
I4II ptgs Large o. kvapnraird App e. Tor cruor
have sadled the market somewhat Shipper have bon h
mostly fruit but have paid up 10 t tr very eh9 c.
Home trade only fair \ large buyer bought mp alou
900 n southern -unalrict Apples Al from 2a to y
mainly gc Iiyh gra1es Of Sliced sl neglected A.,
there az % little call for Coarse ut Not muci
change N fvap rated Suudrci Peaches. Fancy quaint
h..oning ace icld firmly. other grades ruling aul
Raspb.rries easier heruos IN light request and weak
scfcey auy sale for ~ Not many blackDelfcs hcr'
aud .mal lnbhns sAlea are ~ lltc pIlcr..
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FuRs AND SKINS.
-. NJ a.l
quality
sUNDRTRs

HosHY-very dull and weak Fancy White Clover in l.
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financial.

A MEETING of the holders of bonds OF
"A the TEXAS MEXICAN RAILWAY COMPANY Will
held the Company's office IN the Mutual LIE
Company Buuing Nassaustreet in the CITY OF New
YORK on WEDN ESDAY the fifteenth day OF April 1880,
nj D. for the purpose OF taking action upon
I,auiston b0ndhodcs lately made 10 enforce te
terms OF the trust deed securing SAID pons
with reference % alleged defaults and OF transactng
such other business may properly come before the
meeting 49, 800.
paied New York February 9Th 1895. -
GUARANTEE TRUST & SAFE DEPOSIT co,
by THOMAS COCHRAN. Pres,
l.. II. MEYER
NOTICE TO FIRST MORTGAGE BOND
~ HOLDERS OF HOUSTON and TEXAS CENTRAL
r. COA holders OF these bonds who feel any concern A.
10 their interests requested call at the Occ OF g. l.
HUDSON CO. a Broadway between the hours OF IL and
q n m JAMES MIDDLEDIrH.
Secretary Bondhodeis Committee
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
VI. THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLDEST ROUTE.

% TRAtNs Each WAY WEEK DAYS A sI9 Oh SUN
N' NLWYoRK.
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NEW BUTTER
Creamery, Elgin.


REGENTS for week II pkRs Exports. lb,S63 pigs
An advance the cable and adv 81 rerr move
ment induced export demand ana 20 hcs D~n
anxious 10 the so w shipper wer' met on
owe range values ary 300 boxes o. Fancy cooL.
two favOre factories I'D at IL 9c and about Op bofos
Fancy White at II &c our outside figures are nov {,
N a no ue trade ON grades bc W
still in bad shape-plentv OF ~ ck ara eW
buyers OHIO fats dull aud weak fine lae MAZE los
bring 10 Oioc hut sharp Cheese enrey neg
lccted stof ~ demand for good Ponnsylvanai
i'm rarely traction more io exception
Tho Produce ~ change reports the stock IN store AP
L LxeIpnol Is esimalnd 70 nave 50ONl nOtcs
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IMAM LINE OF STEAMERS,
NORTH GERMAN lloyd IS. co.

y sHoRr ROUTE TO LONDON.
NEW.YOKK, sOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN, -
FfBE Wed AMI \ 1880 <tCk AR sat. 81 i15uam
MAIN, Il Apr II. a. M EMS We'd 40 - tli?" "a mn
FTLuA " ed An. Is a. m hohe' q" err Ap 90 d ~.
n ry s,s steamer, Firsr CABIN. $50 . ~. second
CABIN 500 ON Old steamer. First Cabin. 80 seeono
O'O'' wv steerage a lowest rates
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Dancing Araoemles.
AT p. HARVARD REILLY'S School Tor
N Dancing No. 575 5thave. hitl classes still open-

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Geaehe
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The principal and accrued interest Of which bonds VIII be
pad upon presentation the Office Of the Farmers Loih
ard Trust ompanv Nos 20 and - Wiiam-st New.f0rK
Thcntcrcs bonds Will and after May
!. l~~I.
TIE FARMEEs' LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY,
'' Trustee.
ByR g. RoLsToN. President
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VEGETABLES.

GAME
Eng. Snipe. dOz IL 7gd2 90
80 PlOvcr. Per dOz .... L 75a2 90
20 Wild Pigeons. dOz .... al 10
col
Morning journal and courier., 1885-07-16
AT PAWsoN PARK.

Picnic of the Humphrey Street Com
 gregatiOnal Church and a PlainviIIe
 Church-Six Hundred Excurs1onists.
 The Humphrey street church and Sunday school picnicked at Pawson Park yesterday, Plainville, the Humphrey street church pie nic having been postponed on account of Tuesdays storm. The Juno carried six hundred persons, three hundred and seventy-fve from New Haven and two hundred and twenty-five from Plainville The Plainville picnic party brought with them the Plainville brass band and arrived at the foot of Canal street dock at quarter past nine, where the Juno await ed them. Both churches have large Sunday schools, the Plainville numbering three hun dred scholars and the Humphrey street three hundred and sixty-fve. Both churches were represented by their pastors and superin- tendents. the Rev MT. Backus and MT. F. B. Barnes from Plainville and Rev. Spencer H Bray and Mir. Horace P Shares from Hum rbrey Street. A delightful sail was had to the Park, while the band gave concert on the upper deck and played at the rink at the Park for the skat- ers. Many drove to the Park in teams and the days pleasure perfect. Among those present from Humphrey street church were Detective Brewer and wife, MT. and Mrs. Captain Treadwen Smith of the police precinct Mr. and Mrs. King, William i. Atwater and wife, George P. Merwin and wife. Deacon Bartlett and wife, Deacon Bry- lien. The committee for the Humphrey street picnic were Horace Shares, J. D. Nal lory, George A. Sanford, Nelson F. smith and William R. Chambers.
 The Juno left for home at a quarter of o'clock, arriving safely at half past o'clock, and Pawson Park was declared by all to be one of the pleasantest places along the. shore in which to enjoy picnic. The Plainville party left the boat at Canal dock amid cheers from the Humphrey street church and salutes from the tueboat Thurber.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-07-16
ooNsoLDArED ROAD.

Suuer1nteudent shepard Appointed
 Assistant To President Watrous-
 Several Other Important changes A"
 Take Effect August 1St.
 Several changes were made In the oInclas of the Consolidated road at recent mee1lng of the directors Superintendent U. M. Shepard of the Shore Line, Air Line ana Connecticut Valley roads has been appointed assistant to President Watrous of the Con- soIidated road: William A. Waterbury, freight agent at Belle dock, has been ap- pointed superintendent of the Shore Line and Air Line divisions, and Superintendent Davidson of the Hartford division will also have charge of the Connecticut Valley road. Also MT. Morgan, freight agent at Hartford for about fifteen years, will take the place or MT. Waterbury in this city as freight agent. The appointment of MT. Sneparo to HIS new position was to relieve President Wat rous of a portion of his labors, which have impaired his health somewhat and rendered the change necessary. MT. Watrous left yesterday morning for Saratoga, where he will remain until Saturday or Monday Mr. Shepard has been superln- tendent of the Shore Line and Air Line roads for several years. He is practical railroad man and from conductor and train dispatcher on western road came east with MT. Wilson to the New York & New England railroad He was afterward freight agent for the Consolidated road in New York, from whence he was promoted to be | railroad superintendent. The other appoint ments are equally excellent. MT. Waterbury was superintendent of the Air Line road al an early stage of it's history. The new ap' pointments go into effect August 1st
 The rumor that President Watrous is tc resign is incorrect, there being no truth 1T fha