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Fire in a Masonic remp,e.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 24.-The Masonic Tenn
pie, . large building fronting on Third street,
was partially burned this morning. The
Temple b the property Of Nova Cesa.ea
Lodge Of Masons, and was built st csst Of
100000. Il Il insured for SIPS ,oO0-more
than enough 70 cover tho loss on the build
ing. The principal item of loss IL that Of the
Scottish Rite, whose propsty WAS on the Sd
and 4th 1oors. THAR loss IL estimated 1t
from $4,000 to 81, 900. Enoch r. Carson's
Masonic library, worth $4,000 and contain
ing many works impossible to replace, was
wholly los, but Was insured. The iosses to
ths other lodges we're not 80 beavy.
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Fencing PubI;c Land.

wAsHISeToN, Dec. 2o.-Members Of the
Senate committee On public lands express
the opinion that the House bill to prohibit
fencing public lands will be reported back
faverably to the Senate with amendments,
BOON after the reconvention Of Congress.
The House bill makes 1t lawful for any citi-
zen or settler to remove such fences at will.
This, In the opinion Of some member or the
Senate committees, does not 30 far enough,
since few settlers would be willing to incur
the powerful ennity Of cattle men and COW
boys. II has been proposed to sta.nd the
bill BY re-enacting m old Law on the subject
requiring the removal Of fenccs TO BE- done
b. the United States Marshal and military
when their services are required.
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Removing Ranch Fences.

CHEHENNE, Wy, Dec. 18.-From Special
Agent Sanborn, Of the Department Of the In
terror, who has been in the Territory for
several dayspast in behalf Of the government,
1t Is learned that in obedience to the order
Of the Interior Department the cattle men
oil over the Territory are taking down their
fences from the public domain. Mr.. SAM
born said: 81 think the matter will be speed
lily settled. The cattle men are taking down
the fences. They are satisfied that 1t Is wise
to take them down and the Government Is
satisfied with their removal" Mr.. Sanborn
10 also examining Into the matter Of fraudu-
lent entries under the Desert and IRE emp
ton Acts, and after investigating Wyoming
will proceed to Utah, Colorado and New
Mexico On the same mission.
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Jay Gould's Income.

NEW YORK, Dec. PA World cores
pendent says: Washington e. Conner tells
me that, taking one year with another,
Gould's income is s6,OOO,OoO. l have no
reason to doubt the accuracy of this esti.
mate, though great deal has been said
lately about the great SPECTATORS losses.
His losses are more apparent than real. He
is probably $4O,OOo,OoO or $50, 900, 900 poorer
today than two years ago, at current market
prices, but his income is doubtless as large
as thon.
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A PARAGRAPH has been going the rounds
that "Cleveland Is the luckiesL man alive"
and as a cap-sheaf to his other good fortunes
II was cited that n wealthy Pennsylvania
had willed large sum Of money to the first
Democratic President that should be elected.
The sad tidings come now that the would.ke
benefactor was Alexander Magill, Of Pitts.
burg, and that the Hnal account OF the exc
cutrix, just filed, shows that Magills estate
is $4,000 In deDt. Cleveland will have to
along on his $4,000 year.
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Work of DYNAMITE Fiends.

EAsroN, Pa, Dec. 27.-An internal MAJ
chine was found on the Jersey Central Rail-
road track yesterday near Westfeld. 1t con-
sisted Of square package bound by shawl
strap, placed near the rail, so as to appear to
have been accidentally dropped. The track
walker found 1t. The package was so con-
structed as to explode II struck heavy
blow. 1t contained ffty-eight cartridges Of
dynamite and lot Of No. / giant powder.
Had the package net been discovered, it
would have been struck by the next train
and terrible disaster must have been the
result,
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Ir THAT "TeIas Cattle Trail" north and
south, is 10 be established, and there are dis.
eases among Texas cattle that are communi.
Gated To cattle grazing on or travelling over
the ground where such diseased cattle have
been, how are cattle owners to drive their
herds across the said trail without subjecting
them to infectionp And why should all the
"North Countrie" have a "dead line" run
through II to accommodate the stock growers
Of TeIss-a large proportion Of whom Gen
ersl Brisbin complains are aliens, and who
have gobblsd up Texas lands after the man
ner of those OF England?
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The Northern Pacific railroad COMPANY
have fitted up two Resurrection cars ana !
number Of men are 70 start out Immediately
to take up tho bodies Of all employees buried
between Helena and walluIa Junction. a
carpenter Is to 60 along. and the bodies win
% removed from tbs rough boxes, in which
they were placed from necessity, into moro
appropriate ones, and all brought here ana
buried In the new cemetery. Az before Sta
ted, the company viii erect . handsome
marble monument In that part Of tho osme-
terry reserved By them.-- Nissoula Times.
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Traudes Carlylel
ryle met Daniel Webster at bre..,
one morning; and has left portrais e - last
- politician; II viii warrant h,, aa
~, one OF the stiffest logic buffer aa.,
r,.ha .;msnIary athletes anywhere T. hs n ant
49,. 49, y cur world at present--a grim. I'm e
49,. D IN yellow-skA,ned man s,.s
hlscr al. IN plecipitous cliffs, and hnra
svss s,S s nsaried, YET unweariahle .lookins
ri the $500. ampnorous, projecting noss
wners fesn A droop on tic ~ I've any
uppsr up y quite msstiff- like--marrJ;ool .ne
- upon; Y y 70 quiet withaI n %
snoun IKE III to BE- that mans NICE sues l
ever. ~ right clever man - ~, now
20 eas husky sort OF fun Il, M way.
craws U handfast didactic ,rs,,. ' .oos
49,. PoDncsn institutions, etc. ana sp,ns
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Cable Rates Reduced.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 26.-The Mackay-
Bennett cable has already accomplished 4
reduction In the cost Of cable dispatches Of
hom fifty to forty cents word. This Will
encourage business firms to use the telegraph
rather than wait three Or four weeks to Get
answers from England and France by mail.
II will increase the number of words sent by
about 20 per cent. Fivs millions of dollsrs
are now annually spent in cabling. The
cable service might be made still more USE
ful If rates were lower. The present cut
will not decrease the revenue.
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TIVE merchants Of Pierre, Dakota, Rave
held an indignation meeting and resolved to
boycott the st. Louis merchants on account
Of Senator Vests opposition to admitting
Dakota and the fact that Boards Of Trade In
Missouri have not protested against his
course. They have agreed to buy 10 more
goods In St. Louis.
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As an evidences OF ia. prosperity Of this
city and vicinity, it may be stated that tn.
business transactions Of the banking house
of Clark & Larabio reached over s5so. 900 the
other day. The daily volume Of business
seldom falls below $4,000. When it Is con-
sidered thar there are three banks in thu city
some idea may b formed Of the immense
business being daily transacted through
them BY the amount this single one does.--
Miner, 18Th.
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GOVERNOR CARPENTER was announced to
start from New York for Montana yesterday.

WATTERsoN, of the Courier Journal, Is In
doubt. He don't know whether TO devote his
columns this year 70 singing the praises OF
"the star-eyed Goddess of Reform" or Of the
stsr-eyed Maud y. Of Robt. Bonner. The
little mare will at least claim share Of blue
grass rhetoric.
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More Men than Money

NEW York, Dec. 27.-Ths following dis
patch was bullstined yesterday In China
town: "Not men but money wanted. The
French have only eight thousand soldiers IN
Tonqnin. We have one hundred and i've thou
sand who are marching upon them. In two
weeks there will not be al invader lef. upon
our soil. Remit either 10 Consul or hons 10
TYSON LII Ysmen.''
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A orowl Abou. the Liberty Bell

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 20. The Times
says: The old Liberty Bell is to 60 hippo
droming to New Orleans, in spite Of all the
protests against the proposal. Beth branches
Of the city council and the mayor have pro-
nouncsd in favor Of it. As there Is no ap-
peal. the old bell must 60. We can only
hope that the three policemen will guard it
we'll on its journey.
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been adopted generally by the country, IL a
constant evil submitted to under the contin-
uous protest of even the sun, moon and stars,
but the twenty -four hour method Of dividing
the day Is an Improvement on the present
method that commends itself at once. We
hope TO see the United States officially adopt
the new reckoning by another year.
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THE press Of Montana Is very properly ask
ing the Legislature to specifically empower
the Governor to appoint Notaries Public In
the interim Of Legislative sessions. Ths
common sense reasons for this suggestion are
80 obvious 40 to require no argument. 1t
should certainly be done.
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Inc Limit for Good Girls.

tAlbany Times
az great English authority once dec,.ra,
mat no good girl would have mora m, .a.' gu
proposais.-the first she would be too ;aar
Per1enced to understand what was con,,a a..o -
pass; second offer might happen witbon ~
ner iauit but the third time she must ha sO,.a
warned and unless she meant TO accsn. tne
man; she ought to save him the pain Of : rao
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NORTHERN PACIFIC TIME TABLE.
Hours OF Arrival mt Garrison.

From the Northern Pacific Time Table,
we give below the hours Of arrival at Garrison.
Trains stop from five TO fifteen minutes.
WESTWARD BOUND.
No. Pacific Express, LIST class-910 p. m.
West Bound Freight. ..............6 $50 p. IN.
EASTWARD BOUND.
No. 2-Atlantic Express, LIST class. .5;35 a. m
East Bound Freight. 400 a. m
Freight trains carry passengers.
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THE Slocum militia bill, now before Con-
gress, TO which General Sherman refers, is
mentioned In the San Francisco Chronicle
s follows: It proposes to enroll all citizens
between the ages Of Is and As In the militia,
and to exact . certain amount Of military
service from small percentage Of the total
number each year. BY this plan we should
always have nucleus Of an army, which in
time Of war might serve to start with. His
system more closely resembles the English
militia system than that of Germany or
France. In Great Britain all able-bodied
men between Is and S5, with certain speci-
fled exceptions, are supposed to be annually
enrolled In the militia, and q certain num-
Der are supposed to be selected by ballot fer
q days military service each year. In prac-
tice, both the ballot and the military service
are mostly dispensed with. Volunteer mill
tary companies parade and are exercised in
the manual Of arms at certain irregular in
terysls, under the command Of the Lords
Lieutenant of the counties, or their depu-
ties. There are said to be about 1876, 900
militia available for service in case of sud-
den call. Neither the English nor ourselves
would submit to the German and French
systems, under which all citizens Of svaila-
BILE age, with few exceptions, are bound TO
serve in person or by substitute for three
years In Germany and FIVE years in France.
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A HUHBER Of smeralds from the crown Of
the Emprsss Eugenie were cold TO an Eng
lish nobleman tho other day for $4,000.
They turned out 70 Be emily limitations and
the money was refunded. Figaro ssys the
Empress knew thsy we're not genuine stones.
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80 slo's free Press: In almost every case
49,, man 4! nas fallen In love with a = I'll
rars $500 . . fafhing suit and efterwsras
Ia nss nef' q divorce has followed w,ahia ,
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Foputtr Science News 4 =
our own method OF extinguisbino
70 turn the fame down quite low ana Fly
blow lightly across the ton ~ Nv ana then
n.h y very gentle Puff is necessary: ana ~.
ngnl y Immediately extinguishad ,., ,u s,e
giving on any offensive odor "''nout
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Probable Vacancies in the Senate.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 26.-when President
Gsrfeld's Cabinet was announced, r ,scoe
Conkling, then 4 Senator from New York,
observed that the new President had emptled
three saddles in the Senate. He referred to
the selection of Senator Blaine to be Secre-
tary Of State, Senator Window to bs Secre-
tary OF the Treasury, and Senator Kirkwood
to be Secretary of the Interior. There is
every indication that President Cleveland
will empty two or three Senatorial saddles.
Senators Bayard and Garland are aIre adv
considered future members OF. Cleveland's
Cabinet, and either Senator Lamar or PEN
dleton may be summoned from the legisla-
tive to the executive branch of the Goverr>
ment. The most important legislative effect
Of the appointment of Bayard and G arland to
Cabinet Offices will be the reorganization Of
the Senate Judiciary committee. The Ssna-
tors from Delaware aud Arkansas are both
members Of this committee, and great inter-
est Is felt Is TO whom their successors will
be. In matters affecting Pacific railroad
legislation the power and authority Of the
judiciary committee has been supreme, snd
spe culators and investors In land grant rail-
road securities will regard the changes In the
personnel Of this committee with the live
Hest interest.
cieveland's Movements Between This and the
First OF March.
ALBANY, N.Y., Dec. 26.--Gev. Cleveland
has rented the residence of Mrs. }. o. Town.
ers, on Willett street In this city, for two
months from the LIST Of January. After his
resignation, on the 9th Of January, Cleveland
will attend charity bsll at Buffalo, given
for the benefit of an institution Of which be
lsid the corner stone while he was Mayor Of
that city. He will return to Albany and re-
side In the Towner House until March LIST,
when be win 60 to Washington, accompa
MED BY his sister, Miss Cleveland, who will
be the lady Of the White House. During the
last days Of January or the first Of February.
Gov. Cleveland will visit New York City.
and remain there probably week. He has
been anxIcns TO accept the invitation OF the
LrsquoIs Club TO visit Chicago before inauc.
nraticn day, but be has concluded not 10 q
se--a conclusion 70 which be has been forced
By the circumstances Of his position, and At
which he arrived with regret.
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UTAH & NORTHERN TIME TABLE.


Thine, 20 minutes faster than true meridian
time.
EXPRESS TRAIN. EXPRESS TRAIN.
North Bound. South Bound.
Lv. Ogden 1910 A. m. Lv. Garrison 2l05 p. IN
Lv. Butte 1913 a. m. Ar. ID. Lodge $40 p. m
A. ID. l.. 1915 p. m. Ar. Butte 4.55 p. m.
Ar. Gar'n 10 =. m. Ar. Ogden 800 p. IN.
ACcoMMoDATIoN TRAINS.
South Bound. North Bound.
Ar. ID. L'dge IL "a A. m. Nv. Butte 1880 a. m.
Ar. Butte 800 IN. Ar. ID. L'dge 4.l5 a. m.
Lv. Garrison 1870 am. Ar Garrison 5.l5 am.
Accommodation train from Butte makes
close connection with East Bound Northern
Pacific Express.
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RORDEAUX LINE.
I'D New and direct line TO the So1th OF France.
NETWORK AND BORDEAUX DIRE n "a
Prom Pre1tIce's 5t5rsJ (nsar Walsr Ferry. Brooklyn
Travellers Tor France spain All Gs.g Pgr,a,s. Pal
Nice &c win save ne AMI expense By t,klu this ~
CABIN ncu ling yiael $50 70 $780, Second Cabin s'n
Storage s25. For passage apply 70 c,,n 90 pro,..
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Boaro an6 Rooms.

SI EAST 20TH-ST.-Large furnished front.
III third floor hall fourth floor refer.
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AT |
siSs N. Fare lower than by any other route.
fi,hL ERIE HALLWAY, now i h now as tn nf
Arrangements of from Chsneer,st Depot From $50
su uS @1na'oi nsy prawnsroom
eso n ana ap Sh Ess' Sleeping
Coaches sH st Louis Imiisd Express extra charge
rnT Ns sai ss'gsSs
C DsiI1. $40 M Sssmsns g. S fs1 % @sTs
, sOa day. Scnnectns Toledo 1885 and
@ :.ss: ds:ss. ws; .as ss rs e.
S.' and oSess
PBuset Smokns Coaches to Chicago
sSESsos - m
vs. tss So j s y 3s.5 $50
aSt Ss Sc sisS SsS .s
Ss SO ep s5 T1' ssS sc dasa Saturday
.p sfra ns TO- sundays si5 $50 1910
sg sss KS s.as.,
soaaoa, and Kingston and Mo.tgomsry Am. s:sop N.
Goshen S:s5 $50 Q 1920 NJ s:sv $50 Asso $50
Rd sSSSay 81 sss ssS 20 SSI eso S ESQ
ri ssS aSS
m s:ns To- am y go SO '1e SO sunday
s?ss 4PS fS' Sn ss ;aS SSss
Sleeping coaches obtained and orders the checking
be left at the Companys Offices
Nos 4O1 et7 Broadway. 1877 Westst, N. Y, No
Courtst brooklyn. OF q, the Company's Depota
rom the West arrive in NewYork @ 7:lo
1880, ll;25 a. M and 1920 p.
JOHN N. ABBOTT, Gen'l Passr Agent New.Hork
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
IN Trains leave for Underwood Uoster Piermont and
Eyack 7. s;60 10 9:20 4, 4:50 540 $40, $50 m
Nsnne spring valley and Gcnssy I. ID m. $50 p. m.
John N. ABBOTT. senI Pa.s'r Agent Nsw.YOrh.
WEST SHORE POUTE.
w VIA WEST SHORE OF HUDSON RIVER
AL trains leave West s2dst Cortlandt ana Desbrossoss
tations.
Chicago slO q m. ss D. m Pullman sleepers through.
ST. Louis. $3.50, q p. m. Pullman sleeDers
Detroit 10 m, .5:5O, - y. Pullman sleepers
Suspension Bridge Niagara Falls. Buffalo Rochester III
o no, $3.50 as Sleeping and parlor cars through
Syracuse, 7:10 80 q IN, $780, g m
Utica. ITO 40, HOO q. M; $3.50 y D. M 80 :, nm
Newburg Kingston. Catskih. Albany '7:lo 10 I;oo
For Montreal and Canada East 7:lo 6:5o p.
Hamilton London 40 . M, $3.50, IS p m Ioronto ooo
'sp m Other trains daily e,csnt Sunday.
ticke tables parlor sleeping car accoInm0d
tons Information apply at Offices Jersey CITY, Penn h
Station Hsboken ll5 Washing Brook yn Court ST.
Annex Office foot Fulton ST. New York CITY, 81 2O1 2Gl 80
$685. $751; 946 lao 1923 broadway l37 6thave lag East
l25th 1881 Bowery Penn r. r. stations foot OF COTt
and Desbroses West shore station oo OF
42dst Baggage called for and checked IRON hotels
and residences Orders be left at ticket othces.
"a state-st HENRY MoNETT Gen Pass Agent
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AMERICAN CABLE RAILWAY COMPANY
NEwYoRx. January 7, 1885
II the annual meeting OF the stockholders,
~ held day. the following named gentlemen were
chosen Trustees for the ems uing year
GEORGE =. FIELD,
JAMES TILLINGHAST,
CHAR rs r.. DANFOkTH,
ARTHUR 4. WILLMARIH,
EDWARD II. TINKER,
CHARLES II. WILLIAMS.
FRANCIS II STOCKBKIDOR.
At SUBSEQUENT meeting OF the Board George 3 Fl cid
Till reelected Nice-Pres
dent, aud Arthur u. Wulmarth TO elected Iressgrer
q. ii. WILLIAMS.
Secretary.
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NOTICE of intention to form FIRE INSUR-

THE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY
TrRAsUEEKs OFFICE. ID EQUITABLE BUnDlSG, :
. - Boston Jan IA 1882
IHE UNDERSIGNED, on behalf of this Com
pany hereby offers TO purchase during tho current
month, all OF outstanding Land Grant Bonds Of
the several Issues. at the following prices;
BONDS OF the seileS payable ADriI l. 1881
49, lO0 per cent and accrued interest
Bonds OF the sei1es payable october J. 1888,
los per cent and accrued interest
Bonds OF the series payable April !. 1883.
100 per cent and accrued interest
Any bonds OF he above issues be rendered
fore ne 3lst instant az the Office Of the Company
Equitable Building Boston. ONCE No ip6 Bro. yay
NewY aud VIII be received and settled at the above
rates, in cash, regular delivery.
HENRY MCFARLAND. Treasurer
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CAPITAL WANTED FOR PROMISING
~ GEORGIA ENTERPRISE Coal. Iron. No q. water
Power, Railroad. Fullest e,tgatiOn: For particulars ad
dress V. j. SMITH. New YORK Tribune.
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xNyFST SHORE pOUTE.
Orsan Cleaners.

ANCHOR LINE; u. s. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
N GLASGOW via LONDONDERRY
From Pier 20. North River foot Of Deyst
Deyonia.. .Jau "a, IL ~ Circsssia feb u. r. m
Anchoria Jan. 81 IN EthoDa Feb H. D. IN
Cabnpassaga $50 to SD seco1 iolas% SO
Storage passage from GLASGOW, LlVERPOOl+
BELFAST or LON DONDERRI, $40
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents. Bowling Green
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SInaneial.
THE C0RBIN BANKING CO.,
lis Broadpdu Esso. YoSh

7AED PER CENT FARM AoRT0A0SA
me prompt pdymsnn upon farm rSorf6uee loens ~
lowing TIE panic Of 1873 Nhen majority Mvesoh " -
channels were not only deprptd o. treems yPom nr.,
epa yesund IN esasng our busns. 70 On ss Sre
ee.t adapted e make n. lSans % S To- gu.
lated through all sor OF financial te.dr ons "a
tn saeh taes 10uId naturally bssougM U1 w. 49,
In the Lusfnsss faaa quarter OF cens
upodrd Of 49, 90 loans In number AID $40
and unhesitanpg that they ore ~ 49,
sGfes securities 10 Be had and that we can 20
soa taking ne trouble upon for tnformdaon IT."
cipa and interest payable York Coupon notss Hea
Ia cases making collection siDple as upon 6ore'@
n1eDt bond.
NAPfTAT-In sums of s5, 600 and SIC, 600,
~ wanted for estate enterprise paying per
the closest investigation references
Prlpcipals only address ]. A. LIVINGSTON,
Tribune Uptown Office. I, 2SS BrosdwAy
1OD-ST. MANHATTANYILLE AND 81:
~ NICHOLAS AVE. RAILWAY CO.'S fret motgaee
per cent bonds 1910 Interest March and
Union Trust Co., trustees total Issue limited 70 2O.U,V
bon ght and sold ]. II. McGEORGE No 20 Broaa1
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Il HELD RAILWAY COMPANY.-The attention Of bond.
holders is called the fact that the OF the second
mortgage paving at the Central Trust Company,
NewTork one-balf OF the coupon No. J. due January l.
1882 attached to the second mortgage bonds OF said
pany being f7 30 each 81 900 bond On the presentation
OF the bonds said coupon will De thercupOn stamped Half
paid" This payment will equaiZe cash payment the
bonds which have those
heretofore exchanged X. 1. ASHHURST,
GEORUE WALKER Ifuhtees
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E,enmso1ts an> RniIrs1>s'

nor BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU
H SSHroNICand Ma UGATUCK RAILR0A Disclaimers
ler ns 5ipli IL m. 3D. M. 23dst. East Rivsc
S'inn m Fare lower than by any other route.