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The Washington critic., 1885-06-17
DISTRICT GOVERNMENT NEWS.

INSUFFICIENT WATER SUPPLY. james
w. Webb of No. 1928 Tenth street reports
that the supply of water in his neighbour
hood is totally inadequate.
CAPTAIN MAHoN IN CHAReE.--Captain
Greene left the city to be gone until next
Friday. In the meantime Captain Mahon
will perform the duties of the Office.
DARKROOM LICENSES. -Bar-room licenses
have been granted to John S. Keith,
Henry hurry and Blanche Noshe. The
application of Henry Sheehy was disap-
proved.
A HANDSOME lMPRoyEMENT.-Mrs. NJ.
A. Lutz has taken out permit to erect
handsome store at 1113 Pennsylvania ave-
nue., to cost $4,000. 1t will be 25xi1 feet
with pressed brick front.
FRANK WARD AS A PoMoEMAN.-Maio r
Commissioners that +. X. Ward be APP
pointed special policeman in connection
with the Humane Society.
ANOTHER HANDSOME IMPROVEMENT
Miss Susan Mallett of Connecticut has
taken out permit to erect handsome
$4,000 residence on Rhode Island avenue,
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets.
II will be three stories high and "a by 80
feet
PAYING Orr THE TEACHERS. - The
teachers of the public schools will be paid
off next Saturday. Teachers intending to
leave the city before that day can, by call
ing at the District building and signing
the pay-rolls, have their checks sent to
their address.
TAX oNCHURCH PROPERTY The Church
of the Holy Cross has been notified that
only forty feet on the east side of its prop
erty is exempt from taxation, and that
unless the tax on the remainder of it is
paid within thirty days lien certificate
will be issued against &C.
BUILDING IMPRovEMENTs.-Per to
build have been granted to III. Spoesser,
erect a two-story dwelling &, between Del
aware avenue and Second street north
west; j. +. Waggeman, erect four frame
dwellings on Seventh street road 81 O00
j. W. Shiles, erect four dwellings on Canal
street 81 600; Major Caldwell, erect three
story addition to southwest corner Seven
teenth and + streets, 81, 800
LAST NOTICES TO BE SENT. Last notices
prior to distraint are being sent out by
Collector Cook 10 persons who are delin-
qucnt in the payment of their personal
tax. They are notified that If the tax and
penalty are not paid prior to July 10, the
property will be distiained and sold. A
penalty of 80 per cent. was added ON tho
Jst inst. Collector Cook stated to a CRTrf,
reporter to-day that there were consider
able more arrearges in tins tax than last
year. lie also suggested that it would be
good thing for persons TO pay this tax be
fore leaving the city for the summer, on
they would have their property sold il
they did not.
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WEST WASHINGTON.
Subscriptions and advertisements for THE Ct
geceiyed at G. H. fycIliu1's arm store.

Subscriptions and advertisements for THE Critic
aeceired at 9. H. fYckling's drug store.
CANAL-BoAT RAIsED.--The canal-boat
Seven Sisters, loaded with coal, which
sank at Seven Locks as reported in yes
terday's CRITIC, was raised yesterday.
To-DAY's ExAMINATIoNs.-At the ex-
Grade Of the nSbiic school TO-DAY fhnra
were eleven competitors, six of whom
passed, among them being Mr.. Cloyd
Tavenner of Drover's Rest
PERsoYAL.-Mr. William Beck left last
night for Chicago, in order to purchase
goods for his new carriage repository,
which he intends opening very shortly on
Dunbarton avenue.
No REPORT on THE WNTER.-Owing to
the disarrangemento of the telephone wires
by the storm yesterday there was no report
of the condition of the water to-day.
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A fire occurred at the Arlington Hotel
stable of J. w. Clark, opposite the Signal
Office, on G street, about midnight last
night, which burned seventeen horses
Two colored employees of the stable named
Fletcher and Smith, who were sitting in
front of the office, on G street, heard q
commotion among the horses, and on
going into the stable discovered that it
was on fire. There were about forty
horses on the first floor and twenty-eight
on the second. The horses on the first
floor were quickly cut loose and driven into
the street. The fire originated in the loft,
where there were slowed twenty tons of
hay. The fire burned vigorously and it
took the engines an hour and n half to ex-
tinguish it. There was about 81 900 worth
of harness and 5000 worth of hay de-
stroyed, besides q large portion of the
building. The horses are valued at an
average of $500 apiece. The total damage
is $4,000, covered by an insurance of $24,-
600. The stable is owned by Richard
Cruit. Mr.. Clark sent for detective and
stated that he had no doubt that the fire
was of incendiary origin, and he suspected
n colored man whom he discharged a
week ago. General Beale's trotter, Flora,
valued at $500; colt called Morgan,
formerly belonging to Major Il. p. Nor
gan, valued at $500; pair Of bays, valued
Mt S400 each, and one sorrcl valued at
$3.50 were all burned
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ALEXANDRIA.

MARmAGE.-Mr. b. +. Peake and Miss
Julia McGraw, daughter of the late James
A. McGraw, were married at the residence
of the brides mother, King street, this
morning, Rev. DR.. Norton, rector of st.
Paul,s Church. officiating. The happy
couple drove to Washington over the
road from where they will go by rail
north on their wedding tour
DRAPED IN MoURNING.-The Hydrau-
lion steam fire engine building is draped
in mourning in respect to Mr.. Julian Lap.
ham, n member of the company who died
yesterday. The company will attend the
funeral in body Thursday morning, and
have invited the fire department of the
city to attend.
DISCHARGE OF MEcBANIcs,-As predicted
by THE CRITIC, several of the mechanics
at the Midland shops were discharged yes
terday, and it is reported that other dis
charges will follow.
IMPRovEMENTs.--The recent improve
ments at the Hydroulian engine build
ing are most complete, O great deal of in
genuity having been displayed in the APP
planes for connecting the stable with the
engine-room.
OUT AGAIN-Mr. John Il. Downey, who
has been confined to his bed for three
weeks or more with a severe attack of
pneumonia, is so far recovered that he
was down in his store for awhile this
morning.
THE CUSTOM HoUsE.--Mr. John p.
Robinson, the new customs collector, has,
i. is said, appointed Mr.. b; f. Lambert
his deputy, and will, it is said, give
the place of jantor to Mr.. Frank Hall.
THE INJURED CHILD.-Dr. Jones' who is
attending the little boy, Bredner, who was
brutally assaulted by "Teddy" Desmond
on Monday night says his patient was
somewhat better this morning, but that
there is still danger of inflammation of the
brain.
RIVER FRoNT.-Arrived: Schooner w.
l.. Roberts, Gardiner, Me-, LOO tons of
ice for f. A. Reed d. Co.. steamer Pioneer,
Philadelphia, 48 hogsheads Of beer bottles
for Robert Portner Brewing Company.
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A Series of Surprises.

At the regular meeting of Minnehaha
Lodge last evening there was succession
of surprises. Hon. George +. Potter of
the Star Of Hope Lodge was presented
with handsome Grand Lodge regala.
Mr. A. Kalstrom was then presented
with an elegant gold-headed cane also ON
climax Mr.. w. T. Bailey, worthy chief
templar of Minnehaha Lodge, was also
caned, a fine gold-headed stick of elegant
design being presented him in behalf of
the lodge by Judge 0'Neal.
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In Memory of Professor Henry.

An immense audience assembled in the
Marquand Chapel of Princeton College
last evening to witness the unwilling Of
the tablet to the memory of Professor
Joseph Henry, who was a professor in
Princeton from 1882 to 1913. The address
of presentation was delivered by Mr.. E. n.
Dickerson. DR.. McCosh received the
tablet in behalf of the college and deliv-
cred an eloquent address. The tablet,
which is on the right of the chancel, is
about eight feet high and is a sculptured
representation of Professor Henry.
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The Late Ernst Loefrier's viii.

The Kegister to-day received the Will o.
the late Ernst Loefiler for probate anc
record. Thedeceased leaves 5000 due from
the Odd Fellows Relief Association, fora
monument to be placed over the graves oil
his wife and himself. The estate is be
queathed to his sons, Ernst A. and q. @
Loeffler and directs that his real estate be
not sold for less than 5000. Mr.. G. A
Walter rs named as executor.
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w. II. Rynex Assigns,

An assignment has been made by ".
II. kyneX OF his stock of dry goods, &c,
at store No. 3l5 Seventh street southwest
to Ellery j. Burt for the benefit of his
creditors. Hemakes preferences of rent
and commissions TO the assignee and $3.50
to g. 5. Powell of Alexandria, Va.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

For the Middle Atlantic states clearing.
cooler weather, northwesterly winds, beeom-
ING variable, rising barometer.
For Thursday-Fair weather. with slowly
rising temperature. IL indicated for the Middle
Atlantic States, Tennessee and Ohio Valley
aud lower lake region. with fair, cooler
weather in the New England States.
To-day's Temperatures.
Local meteorological report for June Il,
1885: Thermometer readings Mt a. M. 10 g.;
a. M, a; IL q. IN, 1908; at Esp. M,
1899.
Report for June 10. 1885 Mean temp IRA
ture,S0o A; maximum. 05o /. minimum, $50. 1. j.;
mean relative humidity III per cent; total
precipitation, 063 inches.
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Harper For July.

Mr.. Robert Beall, 495 Pennsylvania avenue,
Is IN receipt of Hdtpes'S Magazine for July. II
contains the first part of "mdlan Summer"
Mr. Howell's new novel, and the story of the
America by benjamin Il. Butler
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NonRr plaId'suts to order,sis Hamburger,

The Alliance, which is now at New
York, will go out of commission soon,
probably at Norfolk.
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Remington Standard Typewriter Still
Far in Advance of All Competitors.

"NEw ORLEANS, La, June 4, 1885
ave, the undersigned members of the
Jury of Awards for group 6, class GA
WRITING machines), hereby certify that
we awarded first-cass gold medal, the
highest award to Il. Remington & Sons
Standard Typewriter.
GEO A. BEAToN,
CRANK BACON,
"CHAs. A. MORGAN"
WYcKoFF, SEAMAYs IL BENEDICT,
Cor. Sth and i SITS, n. W., Washington, ID. g.
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CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000

1867 Prizes, amounting S265, 800
Application for rates to clubs should be made
only to the Office OF the Company In New Or
leans.
For further information write clearly, giving
full address POSTAL NOTES, Express
Money Orders or New York Exchange in ordi-
nary letter. Currency by Express (all sums of
So and upwards at our eXpense) addressed
NJ. a. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La.
Make p. o. Money Orders payable and adj
dress Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, La.
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Incorporated in 1868 for % years by the
Legislature for Educational and Charitable
purposes-with capital of S1,000,000-to
which reserve fund of over $550,000 has
since been added
BY an overwhelming popular vote its fran
chise was made a part of the present State
The only LOTTERY ecey g0ted on and endorsed by
he people Of any state. IL neUer scales or post
lOHeS.
Its Grand Single Number Drawings
take place monthly.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITYTOw WIN
A FORTUNE. SEVENTH GRAND DRAW
ING, CLASS q. IN THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, July Ia, 1885
-1S@d Monthly Drawing
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Louisiana State Lottery Company

He do he1e6y ceyaD nat lpe supervise he ar
TdngtmentS for all he monthly anil Semi-ARnuak
D,dpings Of The Louisiana State LOTTERY COM
pdny, and IN person manage and control the
Didarings. themselves, and that Tie same are con
ducted ariM honesty, fairness and In good rain
tO'rdrd all parties, dUd aCe authorize he Compony
10 use his certificate, 3ciM fdc-SiniieS Of or sig
natures attached, IL Us advertisements. :"
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"AIderney Dairy Wagons.

"AIderney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Attorney butter, churned every morn.
per b. Also cottage cheese, buttermilk and
sweet milk, &c. per qf Cream, loo per pint.
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gCAPITAL PRIZE $4,000. xa
Tickets only So. Shares in Proportion.
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u. X. Plain & Co, st. Cloud building, fur
nshes the following oil quotations: Closed yes
terday. 500. Opened to-day, S05s; highest,
S1;iowest, S0l1; 2;25, S09s
washington Stocks.
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL.
New York stock Market.

The following have been furnished by J.
Vance Lewis. broker, southwest corner Eighth
and 4 streets.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

WANTED Sun MINER Observation-Disclosures
w advantages, mountain scenery and air,
pleasant home and good cooking; SO per week
Address Mrs Il. Wallace, Clearspring, Nd.
jet6-3t*
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DRhXEA, MORGAN q 60.
DENVER AND RIO GRANDE WEsTERN RAIL
WAY COMPANY.
Bondhodes should consider the following comparative
CoPPELL FORECLOSURE PLAN.

Statements
CoPPELL FORECLOSURE rLAN.
pr cent bond Of company bearing ~ Interest,
mt after July 1856, and secured by mort gage not frs
lien the entire property at OF si2OUOU proposed to
- issued Oh Ga miles,.
$500 preferred stock bond part saS OCOO o. 10 COM
pensate for surndcung $50 accrued interest and Cor
difference Of per cent annually ior 20 years.
surrender Of your claims against the Company O,
for tho guaranteed principal Interest
this plan il believed for reasons 20 no neiher
per bonds the promise o; which you must no
unlimited control your present bonds ith
power the Copp,u Committee TO borrow money agans
them to test the experiment
BONDHOLDERs' RES UMPTION PLA~
first mortgage per cent bond OF 500
miles After march, 1882 tho full per from sep
TENDER lsSj until then yearly por cent TO %
paid each maturcs; payment Of the may
be DELAYED years unless earnings earlier paw
ments hole part
per DELAYED payments -nSea
remain secured by the coupons themselves are cps
alive
Preserving claim the Denver Copa y its suo-
by virtue q the guarantee which Jrefer.
eIce over ANY preferred oT common stock
Tlc plan furnishes peaceful speedy and inexpensive
Of question las the being la the inter
this company and IS stockhoder instead aiding
smother corporation largely indebted get nd Of thai
eobt without computation.
w J. PALMER, President.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the annual
IN meeting Of stock Of the OCEAN NAVIG ATtDN
hHDPIEH COMPA Tor th' election Of seven Directors
tnd two Inet tho VIII bs
held branch o. this aOuihsL, Do
esmbnF III. 1850, PU IL open rom - 10 l p.
LDWAHD 1GlIT. sGcI-tAry
OIIItL OF 1HF F0HTY- rItuNp--I.. NASHATI 'NFILtE
AID -. NICuOLA--Avr. HALLWAY COMPANY
IOlTI--Iy OSI-rI AND ~ENrNTuANE
NEN-A ouk, December ., 1851
TTIlL following is q copy Of the bylaws OF the
/ TDrtvsccOnd ~tltet. MdnAauauylue and - Nici"dt
Avenue Halfway Company relating the election OF dtc-
SECTION ., ARTICLE Tine annual meeting tor the
election shall be- al l. O'Clock ON the mira
Thursday Of each ear, Il tho Office oi ne COM
pauv AM time 10 time 10 that OF any
other place by resolution Of Tie Board Of Difeciorl
SECTION 1. ARTIC ~ THE principal "ficers Of The
company shall president NiCs-pGcslGtn secretary aud
treasurer other officers tc company may from
time o time decide 10 Do necessary.
ARTICLE The officers grated shall be elected an
unay board Of Directors held after
election and shall hold Oce Tor year ahd uh
WIZ D. D. CONOVLR President.
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arooklnn lItopsrto G,r sale az q Cst

Tor SALE-HOUSES-GET OUR LIST
free) OF 900 houses IN an secon} ~ BROOKLYN blocks
an pots Of los on Of elevated railroad bargains.
y. a. DARLING q CO., IG COurt,t, 1913 FuitJn.sL,
j. O.siyn. and 81 Park row. y ew-fo OK.
/ OTIS FOR SALE along Brooklyn Elevated
- Railroad. NOW Is the best time 70 buy
rutland d WUi1ING,j Bcekman ST.
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Dividend Notices..

OFFICE OF ST. PAIL AND DULUTH RAnEoYAp5Co.}
4 DIVIDEND OF (3iS' THREE AID one
MIA 5d TGn BEEN the fs soSS Of 5r his
to siooxhoders of record OF Friday January at the Fourth
rsr books close at the close Of cuisines on saturday
Ia1G. PHILLIP ;. TAREIs, Socy and Iro,s.
NAS"A no. Il R hH6iSm f2NrAsr
A DIVIDEND OF ONE AND ONE-HALF
rE for EH on s ato eap sooT q this bd,
hc,n declared payable at The ofce Of the company 40 II
lhe transfer books VII be osci O'Clock p. sat
D. W. McwILLIAMs, Treasurer.
81. LOUIS, MO-. DECEMBER ,. 1SS5.-Thc
morteas bonds due ihe q July last VIII be pad on
sOLON III MPIiR&N~, peccivers
wabash st Louis and Pacific Railway Co.
SAS FRANCISCO Dec. $. 1885.
THE CALIFORNIAN GOLD MINING COM
4 PANN has declared Dividend No OF 10 cent. per
share s0oo payable December - q! me Once OF ~ ~;
close on December i5 80.
WiiIiIAI LETro OLIVER. secretary.
MIyruAL RASGE R,LRoiD co.
GFNEfAL OFFICES
HANCOCK, Mich, Dee. -, 1885.
THE REGULAR quarterly dividend of two
Pany payable January D. oS To stockholders OF record
H. = OGDEN. Assistant Treasurer.
rIusuJE,, CINCINNATI Ayp II Louis RAILWAY CO..
rn,sh'ra. Pean. Dee. !. $50.
VHE SENl-ANNUAL INTEEES +, due, ist
SteulnVlr lnd INDIAN, Railroad oinpany viii be pai
YorE Irn,cr 6oo.. vii c51 ON tc 5t1 instant
JOHN T.. DANlD-oN. treasurer
owICE IoNrsr,KE, MMyG CO..
NEw.YoEK. Dee Il. 1885. }
'I'HE regular monthly dlvidrnd. FORTY
ttN pr share has been DECLARED Tor N"vemner.
f.snnsicr Agency. >ca.Yors % Inc itS inst AIso an
81 FIFTY CrNT~ per share Ia, declared payable at
IN tine and places Transfer books close i3h INST
l'UN~HtlN " co.. transfer Agents.
~. LcuI,. Mo. Dee B. 1855.
V'HE coupons of the North Missouri Railroad
on'rany Gn' on e i,,' oi 51,r a 49, "ji o. l! %I
on u,c -l'; instant .,,.,. ,,,.,.,.,,,,.,-
TIII,il- H. fftrii..' Receivers
Wht,h. Lou.s amt Iaoicc Railway Go.
THs >AiI.s,I PAaK BANK oF Nrw-YoRK
VIE DIRECTORS have tins d1y declared ii
H.. r., ..y 'ti 5,aai,, ni ici ID nu1r5. 80
Tl. a..,I ro,,, viii b, closed t.ou thr l9h inst uIul
T. *. WRIGHT Cashier.
oIlrfol 1853 rUuArtuHt Co,ThNYt
VHE DIRECTORS OF ms COMPANY
Dave t1' t'. declared di.i end %, ~ J; 'l(l ONT
n,,- trough o.. illI, 10 tle A.3r,.s 90 .audors
joins cALoMi ~.
I'VE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY co.
POI u GOD tlr capital stock of t, company has Ms Jay
b. '''...'' pa, '., 90 r"'ur u.s. January 4 '11,,
90 e''., D. m and rr'rcne on NoRaiy 'Iqn ~ >; al
Nuw,rki.. Vi,. nov -. 1855. :
TIE coupons maturing December !, loH5,
.at 1a.r r.l da'. br o.. N,.c.u" Exchange Na'.ona.
'''A '' ''. ''' MANNER. rr.a.ur.r.
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GnGncial.
PROPOSALS
FOR
100000
UlST SHORE
First Mortgage Bond Certificates.
% WALLsT..
Mn XOnK IAn 10 IGQ1

4
NEN-NORK Dec. 10, 1855.
Under instructions from Hon Ashbel Green OF
the North River Construction Company hereby give
tce that prepared receive proposals purchase ALL
any part. Of SO 100000 OF certificates styled
"DREXEI. MORGAN 81 CO.'S WEST SHORE BOND
CERTIFICATES OF SEPT. I, 1855"
These certificates offered which eountersgned by
Union entte the holder receive soon as
be executed corresponding par
OF the first mortgage cent bonds Of the West shore
Railroad Company guaranteed principals by
New-YOrk Central and hudson River Railroad Company
bearing interest from Jan l. 1885,
To any misunderstanding II should be stated that
900 Of these hcates equal $1,000
known Dre1el Morgan Co.'s west Shore Bond Cera-
Aug. 1885, quoted the New-Yors
change
Bids must be accompanied h. certified checks for per
the bid for and DO inclosed sealed
envelopes addressed 10 and marked:
IBID FOR WEST SHORE RAILROAD FIRST
MORTGAGE BOND CERTIFICATES"
The bids Will be opened presence Of bidders Office
SATURDAY Dec 49, 1885 at II O'Clock noon and the bid
which in the aggregate. shall &c
for Construction Company viii be accepted
Balance accepted bids must be- paid ol1ce
Monday Dec. IL 1885. before p
TAFBH WE'VE vunFpEk L. d,n
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finan[ial.
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDHOLDgRS or THE
NETWORK, CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS
RAILWAY COMPANY.

FIRST MORTGAGE B0NDHOlD2Rs or THE
NETWORK, CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS
RAILWAY COMPANY.
The undersigned woali ell tho attention o. the
Grst mortgage boudhodrs Of the New-York. Chicago ard
s. Louis Railway Company The TACT that the Central Trust
Co..rauv IS ready their bonds accord with
n that has been prepared to enforce their Hon
eur.c al The nodhodcrs 30 deposit bond, without delay
that mmedi2,e action may he taken.
Copies Of tie agreement 10 had at the of2ce OF
ROOSEVELT & son. 81 Pine O..
J.h. ROOSEVELT
JOHN - KENNEDY.
ADRIAN I-ELIN, Jr,
u. WILLIS JAMES,
OLIVER HARTMAN.
TO THE ,r0cKHOLDERs or TIE ROCHESTER,
AND PITTSBURGH RAILROAD
Company
.r.dsraie run, p ~ Eoch,s and Pittsburgh r. r.
b.y.ng.,. It'd tIat they lad MT seen ny ell
cusr Of 9st 81 October and hayo not therefore dc'"'a
,tor.ocs IN accordance with IT'S conditions have decided
70 1--WE al outstanding stockholders another opportunity "
d,,ot Their stock with the Union liust Co. ana It'e'o
therefor rec emitting them 10 one share o! scN " ''
aaca ,eorcanizcd company for every four shares de-
posted BY them ,...,.., 80, ,,
O0'''' ''- ADRIAN IsELIN.
New.Yorr, Dec u, 1855.
ATTENTION is directed to the stock al ,nc
" Narona Electrical CO con;rYiinS t"lS1,Gl ag
Vibrating Electric Not J. and FOR a. i',l 81, Ani and
I0ycucr ad iptcd for us+ iu Multiple I'r- "
Il,trc Cioc., ,fofors ctc CoIFrrr'ln: m'lTum 'ls ~
small expense FREE from tn claims oi oh,f I' anu W.
great ''npn'' "'' " 'BnH:FTNrd$ #ELLE1, j. was'
THp r.orlrs BAyK o. rur cry Of NfwYoRK;
ELFCTION.-M the annual election htin
II Dcccr.b-r r. ls-j. TIE following gentlemen "'A'
,Icctcd to serve I, q ensuing year:
DIRECTORS
,or,,- e GRAY JAMES T. HEDGES,
5o.rUGT IIGA%E ROBERT MA LAY.
s,I'if t0-lIR WILLIAM MILNE.
INSPECTORS:
FREEMAN BLOODGOOD FREDIrICK V. PRICE
ALIEN. s. CLARK.
Alta SUBSEQUENT meeting oi The Board - Directors SOl
FOSTER esq. was unanimously reelected president ana
fggs t,lAN t-u uuAuiu uusr reelected Nlcrprr J.
geut " WILLIAM " lLNt, Cashier
EF YOV WANT 70 BUY OR SELL ANY
4 PUTS or CALLS on STOCKS OR BDNDS.
N.,.tc L. Telegraph 10. teuG iOf. or call on,
II ". Kp-ENBAAI,
81 Exchange place.
New York Telephone call New ~ -
WENTWORTH, NOVEMBER 20, 1880.
y mecng % the sOckholdcr4 Of the Commercial Ware
Der 1885 ~ l. O'Clock. noon az - Broadway room i"f
the puYIOs OF confirming and rying the compromise pc"
posc b Board OF Directors % the company ana accepted
by alega' h1'lF o' the 'JIAsE- cLYNE Secretary
OFFICE or THE MISSOURI PAClFlC
" RAILWAY COMPANY. NlW-NOHK. December 10.
l4s5-To thc holders Of Missouri river Railroad company
Frs Marriage Bonds ON ana after uis date the Missouri
RAMS Of tLr E-eour River iaro.d COMPANY maiurinf
January l. SIG al value without rrbhr on pre-
scnt1tion at IT, Office. 40 100 broadway NcW "S 'ly
Treasurer
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Cost an] foun0

OST OR STOLEN. -BankbOok No. 176,471
tssned by the German Savings Bank the city OF New
York 10 Mara Baumgmdt All persons cautioned TO
the same equesed to deliver tho book TO the
hank corner and 4thaye II not restored on the sth
day January. 1885, application VIII be mde To- the bank
for a duplicate. - -
New. York, Dec. Is, 1855.
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nRESSMA ER.-By a iiTst-casS dressmakcr ::
h quick sewer; aclinei engage families
by day best Teierence lunch only Address Miss ASHLEY,
3jS West l0th-st. city,
nRESSMAKER.- An artistic dressmakcr, who
~ American Protestant and whose specially
work, wishes terms 81 per day. Address
week, II Tribune Uptown Ohlce, 1928 broadway.
nRESSMAKER.-A dressmaker who cuts
~ and fits superior method wishes engagements by
day will take work home best references Address
81. H., B. Tribune Uptown office, !,2jS Broadway.
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