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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-03-20

A lambrequin that is both pretty and
serviceahle for the sitting-room is made of
dark seine twine. 1t should be one-quarter
Of yard deep before the fringe is put in, and
that may be Of any depth to please the
fancy One made of dark green, with a
cardinal satin ribbon. is very handsome
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-03-20

~ HEN Baby WIS sick, we gave her Castoria
w IcE She was thild, sts cried fJr c-asioria
w hen she beeaUe Miss, she clune to t-asturia +
W hen she h1H Children. she gave them Castsa
For sale ~ James Drug Store,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-03-20
-HE IyvALUARLE D0zEsrIC RFzxD1t
PHENSRE SNDEeRETE

f-agTs-5-s: HASgg BROTHERS q TFITE FhLis5sia
LzrGltN it used for all kinds inures -~l,.s
pun insanity. and rapidly healing the sounded uarts
H-.- .ti ll1 E-FflIfeHf 1cT IN 81 It-ts SCsLsDS
S-l1LtiAlNS. NENONOUS STINGS or BITES CIrIt
t1t Mti NliS gf ersTg tlre-tp4.a.
lAsSENA IL is invaluable IN CIIBI ERA YELLOW
rus ltLE0LD. SCARLET. and other Fe-c-c
A~Nl CAEAItkii. Fffil3 Dissigrrrs f-.Hg EAR
- Zt.-.,, s g-1t'11s - fle ANERUM and CANCEROI's
= ht lions, II i boon % bb Ptgsicira and P1aeu
~ -tt-N ttJOAiS. and all IMPURE and UNHEALTHY
% o. the h-s' BiSINE EJrAcT I known
establishes itself rrrn-ss
b0HfsfiC REMEDY.
elR SAILS tT uale-srs Ayc crErs,t raru,yoiez r=.fr
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-03-20

AnYE TISEi.S Jy aa.l-a-.tr.y iFe 4. ,,nr-,,,
= '"i., L. t~rrH"' ST.. Nov yors -.T ls,-, -
enst ~ HnyJr Jp1sei line of Ad,ertrstu,s i'm
--''l @"-la-eta. IDO-PaRe Pamphlet, zoe
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-03-20
HANDY HINTS.
Many Useful Suggestions for the
Household.

A handsome sofa pillow cover is made Of
crimson satin, with a large half-circle Of
embroidery in a lighter shade of crimson
upon the upper side.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-03-20

Tides for the common sitting room
should be of inexpensive material and of
kind that may be laundried. y pretty
tidy that answers these requirements is
made OF white crash the ends are friuged
out to the depth of four or possibly five
inches the edge Is overcast to prevent fur
ther friuging; two inches above the begin
ming OF the fringe threads are drawn out
CrosSwise, and ribbon is run in this is
put in so that the drawn threads appear
In the form Of squares the elect is very
pretty. This tidy is long enough so that
it can be gathered in the center. it may be
tied with ribbon, or may br simply faS-
tened bliUdly with ii white thread An
other tidy OF this description is crocheted
OF seine tWine and has two spaces left for
narrow ribbons to be run in. In place of
ribbon strips of siicsia doubled may bc
used. The bottom is finished with fringe.
Pieces for the arms Of the chair may be
made to match, but in these only one space
for ribbon should be left. and no fringe
required.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-03-20
BEST and CHEAPEST
Two Weekly Newspapers tor the
Price Of One.
And the Best Daily at
Low Rates.

The Harrisburg WEEKLY PATRIOT is a large
eight page sheet and contains greater variety Of
reading matter than any other paper published.
1t Is newsy- spicy. Instructive and entertaining
The subscription price o. the " EEELY PATRIOT Is
81 90 ucr anuuu cash in advance,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-03-20

A very pretty vase-mat border can he
made from the ravelings OF Brussels
carpet. Cut a foundation piece OF the size
and shape desired from crinoline Allow
for border all around two inches wide,
and cover the centre with n piece of
bright-Colored flannel, cloth or velvet.
cut the ravelings into pieces four inches
long and arrange in bundles Of
four or five threads each Use
darniug cotton. and punching holes close
together i'm he foundation border fasten
ON these bundles by drawing the centers
tHrDugh tae holes and holding them IL
place with the darninZ cotton. Or, the
ravclugs can lie >ewed on in any manner
most handy to form full moss border.
The mlNtuTe of c0lors is very effective.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-03-20

MCDONALD's Impruved Liver pills are en-
dorsed and prescribed by mauv eminent phv-
siciauE. They do not make hair pr0v rn
haid heads or set broken bones Eut they
are the best cuTrpctOF Of q dsordrrsd IiVar
set discovered. Money refunded tn d} sat
ished purchasers. For sale bv r Jaues
JOHNSTON. HOLLOWAY & Co.
Philadelphia Agents
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-03-20

Single subscription. one year
postage prepaid. ..-.... = ! %
En Climbs Of Five or over. one
year. postage prepaid -............ 90
4 free copy to every club Of ten.
Send for Sample copies.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-03-20

AcEER's Dyspepsia Tablets never fail.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-03-20

A musical and literary society, which has
been popular and successful for two win
ters past and Is still alive, adopted this
method OF determining who should take
part in The programme of the next meet
ing. In the first place it is perfectly well
understood that each member Of the so
CIety viii take part; then the names are
put into hat and are well shaken: then
the president, who IS hlindfOldeG, selects
the names. one at "a time She hands them
to the secretary, who reads them at once
Usually 1t Is customary to assign 10 each
one "a part which II is well known hc or she
can take with ease, but sometimes, for fun,
and to vary the proceedings, q programme
is made ont and then the subjects or purts
are designated on separate bits Of paper,
they are put into n hat and each one who
has already had her name drawn from The
hat dI.. slip of paper, and is Obliged to
accept as Iuc. '' the part assigned.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-03-20

Boys are sometimes helped TO from habits
of order and of good behavior by being
allowed o Wear some article of dress which
they admire and really wish to wear, and
fOr which they must take thought. For
example a boy who had leanings toward
pUgilIsm was presented with "a pair Of
sleeve buttons, for which he had longcd:
they were madcof celiulGid. and represent
Ell "a skull and cross-lOueS. SO great WAS his
fear that cross bone might be broken off
and lost that his walks % and from school
were chaUuct cried 10y remarkable self
control Another boy is allowed Occasiuna-
" To were q watch thqt WIS presented to
him by his grandfather" " and which has,
as lac says, " "A plate glass 'front.' aud 50
must he carefully guarded. or course
after time the novelty wears of, but
every time that child behaves properly
instead Ot improperly "a tendency in the
right direction is developed
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-03-20
1885. 1885.
THE WEEKLY POST
Under aDemOcratic Ma
tiOnal Administration.
The Will of the People
INDICATED and the
Great Wrong
Righted.
The PITFSBURG WEEKLY POST
"Ring out the old. ring in the new,
Ring ont the mise. ring In the true.

conEratuIaJes its Democratic readers on the dawn
Of new year. under conditions that have not ex-
80 q q ~ ara.r ~ q Ia. I'M
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-03-20

Address PATRIOT PUBLISHING CO,
aZJ MARKET STREET.
Ha~risuuvL Pa,
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27
amusemeuts.

CTAR THEATRE.
Farewell engagement
LAST EIGHT NIGHTS.
MR. HENRY IRVING.
MISS MISS ELLEN EIIEN TERRy TERRy
AND THE LYCEUM .oNPANY.
MGSh n1i rla,fsSy abSy kSSGf kTsspf soFalSa soIsa ssa
Matinee Saturday, March %,
THE MERCHANT OF VENICE
s''"Tlliy THE 9'fhs BELqs. Hsr0n %
Family Circle ssEcfs fs SSTca SST saay at box ONCE
s ss M es da o s ag seae s s ea G Do hd
WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY. MARCH 80.
LAST EIGHT PERFORMANCES in AMERICAd
~ Mis- %NNSS E5HsS thssSs FEhFS
MONDAY Evening: March 30
M part
Mavoio will be acted by rnnn Mt HarDgay N.Y., .,
M6cS bssf'.af ab6 1xSBipG IB6GT @SrSn @NSrSSnraaifNe.
BEATRiCE Mi.s ELLEN TERRY
THE EELIs@'iast s!%S. .v ,,,,,,o
MATTHIAS ~. o,,,ir,, n.1s Mr HENRY IRVING
Thursday Evening XIII ISiEs y special reque's
6Hkkk aEEh1 EELhN TERRY
MUCH ADO &s %s3GT " raYISa ilass timo,,
Saturday Night April y,
THE mEsSakRST afIsSfi RsTlG5FaHfsk GF VENICE.
Special NOTICE, n.'' NL1"N iAA"i
BY generally expressed desire there will be given
'''' mn wednesday. APRIL.
THE MERCm AST OF VENICE.
saYtocK Miss hEMEx Ellen inEEkk9 TERK9
FA%REWEIG % MHTiNEE
LOUIS XII tby reqnest., nv rnv,vo
AS seats Is for the Farewell week ready al Box ohce
CTAR THEATRE. HENRY IRVING
= SPECIAL l01 the Far Tarswe ~ Perform
i6i Broadway, between Pine and Wall US.
STEINWAY HALL VAN DER STUCKEN.
= FOURTH NOVELTY CONCERT,
The las this season.
TUESDAY STFI EYEY.EEG = rEGrs %ks a. Il 81. ats
fRkPkY f8kRk wax DER SS condaetsr %
Soo'S5S 9SIbE Hl7 NUS H aud 6RchEsTh% 81 sISr
D%E WEI BY D. 'nf ATsr sn %sGTPfffSs E.
sTHo NG and F. ': d. sTUcKEN u.,,
Tickets he obtained at BOX ofiee stenway Hall
STE,NWAY HALL ,,N6r6Ryg MME SGHILLER HitIIn2
MAPELNNE SATURDAY Th1rS at rnS9 A AHEee e ats
Asb Z bnGn h%af a F&L f2 HFRGI PSHx f.
AIDES HEALTH PROTECTIVE
IL ASSOCIATION.
GRAND MASS MEETING
In the interest Of public health. srEINwAY HALL
SATURDAY EVENING, March 2s ats.
JUDGE NOAH DAVIS viii preside.
Addressesby
Dr. EGBERT GUERNSEY. General ALEX. 8. WEBB,
SIMON sTERNE, ALGLRNON s. SULLIVAN.
HENRI BERGH 1Io GHAREESs m SrTl + RI. wTSSATE RsS Hr
McaLYSN Rev, giIi LIS ii. EATON,
ADMISSION FREE.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27
Cost and founo

A DvERTIsEMENTs FOB THE NEW Mr
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BgRECEIVED Al Ihh
UPTOWN OFFICES, no. z3s Broadwsy corbe, inmS Is,
lssts. until m aud SV3 est Iwensy 5Go
al lrd ave corner Forty -soventhst No IoG thsasvs,
near q at and az the n RLEM OFFICE 300 Third
ave corner ne hundred and nithm ptee m ~
oyulsr on1ee rates. Also BHOokLYN 80 ano o. Soa-1s
III TO n "wednesday a gold lace pin and bnnch OF
as nots The nndsr viii DO vel rewarded by TO
eurnng TO 5S1 6th-aSA
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27

-
A MEETING of the holders OF bonds oi
n the TEXAS MEXICAN RAILWAY COMPANY WIZ
e held at the COmpanys office IN the Mutual Lie nsurSnee
Company Ruiaing 81 Nassau-Street 10 the Cy o. eW
York on WEDN ESDAY, the fifteenth day OF April 1850
clock for the puroCse OF tak'hg ac upon
rrouisOD OF bondhodes lately made to enorc" te
terms and deed securing said bons
ALLEGED defaults and of trnsactlng
such other business properly come before the
DaIe0 New York February 9th. 1885. - 90
GUARANTEE TRUST & SAFE DEPOSIT Co
Gy THOMAS COCHRAN, Pros,
l. N. MEYER,
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27
CHlCAG0, MILWAUKEE and ST. PAUL

CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE and ST. PAUL
~ RAILWAY COMPANY. ,,,
Notice hereby rveu that dividends have been d-carc
ont ~ Thr pet earnings three dollars AMI
tv cents Ter are on prefer stock AMI Of co ar
aud tftg cens per the stock OF tins CON.
many payabl, u day OF April newt % the once o!
ihe company AZ Walls New-N ors The transfer soots
will be a IS iam-st on tue 6I tay 0 AITt h
m and reopened ~ NaLst on the N dsy ~ Aprll
next JULIUS "aDo"' M ~ ''''.i ''''.o'';
nUNLElTH AND DUBUQUE Fridge Corr
20 20 2sU 2s9. i47. 4s, 45l 456 A2 i92 have been
drzwn ior eds mItiOn May l. 1885, Al @lOO each al Il
ProadwSy NeN'York Interest the above boDds will
' ' > ' WILLIAM II. OSBOIN,
WILLIAM L. ALLISON fTTustees.
L. V. r. RANDOLPH.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27
feqal Notices.

NOTICE TO CREDI IrORS.-Pursuant to an
~ the ates Court of the County OF MS9.
eomeTy state York. the 1th day OF feoru
ary s5 notice given taat the und ssned nt nj
TO apply said court for ?ttrs OF adnihstTpn Hi
goods chattels OF BENJAMIN SMITH laie Oh
CsnaIohare Montgomery County, ew.rork aeeeased ua
cednre as amended by chapter 39s OF the LAWS %
be given before sala stteIs arc
,Sne NV be 1xed at an not exceeding twice tho
amount OF the claims creditors Of said oecessed aganst ms
Estate this notice AMI the OF
said deeeasad hereby notified 70 present their es's
.ia estate Of said C0ury on or De-
'' ~ ~ EMELINE r. SMITH
WILLIAM N SAIIH.
EDWARD =. SMITH
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27
Hllsreila

ELECTROTYPES FOR SALE.
IL very valuable and costly series o. eleeros snitape
for periodical OF will be sod with eIeusve rsn
AZ ten cents per They treat of varey OF
ieets an history etc., and are sltnecsner eAn ana
uaAns"A o~~S' UERBf RI BOOTH KING,
lt0 Wnlisnst New.f0k.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27
INVEST SHORE pOUTE.

WEST SHORE pOUTE.
w VIA WEST SHORE OF HUDSON RIVER
trains leave 42dst Cortandt and Desbrosses ssA
s,bieago 10 a. a. .s D. m. Pullman sIecrefs through
a. Louis $3.50, .5 p m Pullman seeDers.
D,trolt. sbh0, sS D. Pullman sleepers
ssspensaoB Bridge iagsrs Psls Buffalo Rochester io
L u Is; JO M. Sleeping md ParloF cars through
Gyracu.e 7:10. 80 Q M. $3.50, .8 m
Jtica 7IO. 80, ll;D1 a .6i50. g D. m 50 an ,,oo
Sewburg Kingston Cstskh. Albany TAO 80. ii'oo
& r. s;sI ,sa oioe S,s .nada East 7lo MI $50
Hamilton London 10 N, $3.50 'sp IN Toronto 'ooo'
sbsify Other trains dsily except sunday ...
cktts pafloT sleeping ea acoon"0u
ss sr tfermstioa apply at oessi Jersey city, Penn
Sis;on HoboEen sshspsoDst BROOK A. I
Amer Office New ork CITY, "a ZU' 1od
Yss e.8 LAO lS2S broadway 5sa sn oo ~ Gor
kdt and Desbrosses ss and wss. shore tsaa Soss
suad rsssSepces Orders can left az ticket oeees
A siatest HENRY MONETl. Gen Pass Asen.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27
proposals.
PROPOSALS.
HOUSE or REFUGE PoR WOMEN,
LII lIrlAnN n n Mnrnh LIZ OIL.

HOUSE OF REFUGE FoR WOMEN
HUDSON, n. v. March 10, 1885. !
Sealed proposals win be received addressed W HOYS
RADI president OF the Board OF House
Refuge Tor oen. Hudson " Y, delivered his oce
until ~ O'Clock day OF April 1885 FOR
furnishing material anu dOng the buildings
House OF Refuge Women, TO wit:
he Nam Building tue H0use OF Detention Prison
CO.aRes and hospital In accordance with plans cravings
and specifications made by w H. Miller architect
to be seen at she office Of tne Hudson Iron ompany
son, \. ~ where the Charles Cure will
ext same and furnish copies OF specifications and pro-
posa blanks
Each proposal must bo ncosed q sealed envelope al.
dressed to General j. W Hoy yridt Hudson. y indOrsed
PlopUs for House OF Refuge for Women and
eompaned by bond with two surees. residents Of the
state NewIOTk each in the of thousand dol
lars eeing that such bidder II his bid
cepted will execute contract for the performances thereof
by him. and viii perform said 10 tul intent
its terms.
Zach proposal must contain seplrae and distinct bids
each of Tue sycn buildings above named The Board o.
Man reseryiIR the %
or more oI sdc buildings and reject 1t the
others. a 10 reject any q 90 ali bids.
such contract TO be male in accordance with
plans and specifications with such conditions and pro-
visions the Board O Managers
tect the interests OF the State.
J. ". HOISNADT.
Nj & SARAIiL. X GUERNSEY,
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27
Sh' Posi- OFFICE BOX 80
w. d Or


NKw.Yom, March 26. 1885.
yINO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF The Gil,
i CAGo. MILWAUKEE AND 81 rhoh hhih"Ai
co: =. .o.o., ana mt,
90 90 80. oi.rs per in divdens on Doth tue
ard common stock; and the earnings ig he var
va show NET earnings equivaom 10 per cent on pOt
classes Of ia out OF which there has bcen aeS @
rec ami half 10 hs been the desire Ci our com
napy to rate of dividends of the Ius
A meeting the Board of Dir ctors this question
cncsiered and policy re'uGng the diydeDf on tne
common cent has been Oh CON
seryauye md Udcou In view OF the ct LAT the
owes hoatng Of tbrey and ouehaf million OF dollars
which s pad Ct1erwse tquidated bsiore
retu % a gber rate OF dividend takes place 80 ,,
growth AND the country hrOugh which TIE
road give confidence TO the directors It's iuturo
directors the Importance Of economical and con
vr and they hope ard believe that the
Poigsrs ALEX MITCHELL. President
IAMrs NJ McKINLAY. Assistant secretary.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27

THE CHIC 100 AND ALTON RAILROAD 'oMrANY. !
sEcEEIAXr TEgts EERs or ItR Z
ON A o. III. Mar Ia 4 ISSj.t
ANNUAL ME- TING
THE Stock kholders and voting Bondholders o.
m. hIca. and Alton Railroad Company are herety
nofif hat tho meeting o. ID mpanJ or the rlee
a Of such a
NAV be tel at the comp nYs Once N Ch
90 nlis on Monday toe SIXTH day OF April nert al ten
OC0cE a. - - -, ,,.,,.,.
he er be clo"el at the close ~ bnslnes
honrS on tho nl and reopenod on the soVonh
uA' - h' CHAs. Ii. FOSTER SECRETARY.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27
Aao iO'|o TO PHILADELPHIA
VIA THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILRoAD
THE OLDEST ROUTE
-. nm rNs Acu WAY WEEK DAYS ANDN0N SuN.
70 PHILADELPHIA

Z" DAY STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA, 2IN
NEW YORK
Espfess leave New York Desbrosses and Court
iesdt street Ferries, as follows . -.
eco 7:lO 8 $50 90 and 10 Lmted ~ 1llO m 320.
81. 4:z0. 5. 81 and ard Zhlght sundays ol5
slsLAmitcdl and 10 a m o. T. = 80 and and p m and IL
TraiBs leaving New York daily except 5unnay GIv
$50 and lilo n m, i. 2. 4. ana H. cohnoct NJ
rsurnins trains leave Broad street station PhiadelPhiS
efSsi Al !, 400 t35 (except Monday. G5O. 7:3O5:20
$50 ii and il:i5 a. m Limited Express l'SS @ and 52o
i2:0l. BIB: 3:2o. 425 5S0s m t5:l0 LlmIten, $50
7sO and 7a5 p m Leave Philadelphia. via Camden $50
= nnhsa M oS,iees s49 435 944 broadway / Astor
se and Of Desbrosses and Cortandt sts Court
son HOboken; station Jersey City; Emixrant
Bp,ts once No Bat,ery Place and Castle Garden.
~ New York Transfer Company will call Tor and cheek
80 90 from hof els and residences n u,oon
VII PIES h. PU0H, J. IL WOop -.
t General Manager GenerA FAsSr~hBon~
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27

MI 8. SARAH. :. GUERNSEY
MR. g. A. SPENCER, Managers
JOHN CADMAN,
CHARLES TRACY,
GALE OF VETERINARY MEDICINES AND
~ INSTRUMENTS.
DEPOT QUAETERNAsTER's OFFICE,
hOUsTOs-sT.. GREENE,
NRw-NORk CITY. March Il. 1885
sEfLED PROPOSALS IN duplicate. will DO received at
this office untii II oclOcA AprIl H. SSj which
time and place they will opened Of such bidders
a. nay tend Tor I'll" purchase OF quIny Of Veterinary
Medicines nstr
schedules naming the aruclos and quantities and giving all
nee Inform itiOn maHurr o. bidding
be had application and samples OF articles be
at thi- ONCE.
TIE Government the right reject any all bills
Terms cash.
Envelopes containing proposals should be marked Pro
the purchase u Neter nary Medicines aud nstru
menis," and ad iTess'd % he Undersigned
[. NitY - HODGES,
Lieut. Col. & DepJy q. NJ. Genl, U. 3. Army.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27
s5,6s5, 900.
LAKE Shore & MICHIGAN
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
FIRST MORTGAGE CONSOLIDATED PER ohNi
COUPON BONDS
DUE JULY 1, 1900; INTEREST PAYABLE
SEMI.ANNUALLY, JANUARY lst
AND JULY 1St.
ExcbnuuenbIc IL desired, after July 1st for Hes''
tered Bonds, paying interest quarterly.
These Bonds are issuei to retire underlying BonuS
lows;
s5atO. 600 MICHIGAN SOUTHERN s. F.7PEh Gen =
DUE MAY lst, 1885,
G 1 J9J 900 CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO Isl Nun
GAGE PER CENT DUE JULY lsr' 1882 iS AN
s6s35 OOO OR s115O.OOO MORE THAN AMI
TORE IssUEp. THUS REDUCING THE BONDED
pERT OF THE COMPANY BY THE LArIEh
AMOUNT.
ExcbangenbIc, IL desired, after July Isl 'o'
tered Bonds, paying interest quarterly

The amount of the First Consolidated MORTGAGE uuuo
ia s25 600 900 OF which 81 1000 have alre-cy poen
nv the action OF the Sinking Fund. There are no" o
ing including thus last issue, about sl45ooouo, a
ARE AT PRESENT AN ABSOLUTE fihS' -.
GAGE ON 45l MILES OF the main hne oil tue roai. ~ ~
baIapee Of the loan be issued only to reure
bonds as they shall mature and when 50 issued 10
sodaed Mortgage will be absolute nrs' iitn on Wv,
sc4 miles o, the road. THE SECOND CoNSoLlDh I'D ~,
MoRTGAGE BONDS FOR s25O0OOOO SELL IN
OPEN MAUKEr AT II6 PER CENT. large ahoui' ~ =, "
the new issue already been sold Snoscr VIZ - ~
received for the balance by the underslsneh at ~
CENT AND ACCRUED INrERESr TO DATE of So 80 20
scKIpTIoN at which tate they will net 42 rhh Gen
ON THE INyEsTMkNT allowing for loss oi premium" ~
maturity.
The interest nccruing the bonds fro" d"'e o'
subscription 10 April 25ih, ni which time 'h''
will be ready for delivery, will 60 TO the SUD-
.cribcr.
The maturing bonds of the Company will bereeved IN eH
change o. favorable terms .,
We rec IN mend ths s)Oye most dtsuabie H''S'''
for Iru.t Funds and the advance tee VII"
notice
H. u. UOLLINs & CO..
No. - BROADWAY.
vERHILyE & CO.,
Nos 10 and IS NASSAU-sT.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.


GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE. z.-..
2ins leave New York Desbrosses and COtsndt street
Ferries as Tollows - -, ,,, p,.o,
Harrisburg Pttsburz the West and south, With Pullman
Palace Cars attached, y a. w.. and D. tn daIy Ne"
York and CHICAGO Limited OF PaIlor Dining smoking ana
Sleeping at a IN every day ,-.., ,,..u
NililamspOrt. Lock Haven. 2 m at iLo
ii D m connecting at Cory for Ttusylhe' reTOieum
Centre and the on Regions -, ,.,,.. ,,..,,,,..o,
Baltimore ashD and the South Limited Washhstymn IN
Ixprss" OF Pullman Paror Cars daily except Sundy ~
arrive Washington 40 m ReguM az oizU SaS g9
and $50 !. Ban and , IN ann IL nlght ouhs"y
6;l5 a. M. - IN. and ~ night ~, ,,..., u.-,., ,.-
For Atlantic City except Sunday WIN 'hroush Ia'oi O'
100 IN.
For cane Nay. except sunday. lI:lO a -. -.,. -.
Long Brancn, Bay Head Junction and ntersase sn sta
Railway and Amboy. a RI II noon SSo p y m
on sunday. and p do not stop at Asoury Parkl
n 1k.
Roas Of BROOKLYN Annex all through trains at
yerssyfCity. aforsing specify and direct transfer i1
s,SS aTrve From $50 asd ll:2o 1880 and
Io3o m daily and TOO daily, except Monday From
washington and Baltimore $40. q m. l. 20 "4o zoo
= M From Baltimore 9:ln p m Prom PhladeiPna 800
20 g.lo 700 Except Monday =: o. $40, $50 lO4O,
l,Sos m 100 200 3:4O 3:5d $50 $50 720 1880, 800
o and 1920 M and l2o nSh1 su9day sS ioa 35
2nd 1920 p y, M PHILADELPHIA
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27
NORWICH LINE.
FAvORITR INSIDE ROUTE
ToBosToN s.
WORCESTER $780,
NASHUA s3SS
PORTLAND S.

sts.nrrs CITY Of Worcester" and "Cty OF Bsst1a'
yser, Pier 4oN r. foot pier above Dcs
S1ssssesst Ferry daily. except Sundays at 6D1 p
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27
CHICAGO ard ST. LOUIS

N INV IIINK, NIIINNVV dI'U y T. -
~ (NICKELfLtTEl fIEsr MORTGAGE Boz NbS-ln %
view Of the recent decline the price ~ these bshI
ana the cial ement that the Lake bore a
way CoTany will permit de an 10 bo IN ne ~ lAyoh %
~ is sraBle that The D. 'nhphefs
should concerted action 70 pTOcct "e III
1900. a., I'D. .,,,o.
Holders of these bonds requested TO seEa thr hos
and al the unieisi suei with view O organizing
bondhoiders proie tive commit e 80 ,.,
ON aserrain n addresses OF DuHber OF ihe DONG
holders arTang will be i0r cOne nee bnd ioi the
suuny of information TO the partes in INT rest. -
LIAM HEATH q co, 80 brOahNay
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27
INTEREST ON ALL ACC0UHTi

DIRECTORS.
LOUIS FITZGERALD, President
JOHN T. TERRY, . ,,.
HENRY Il. HYDE, lNice-Presaen&
EDWD L. MONTGOMERY. - ,,,.-
II. A. HU URLBUT, WIN N; y INNtoho,,
II. G. MARQUAND, ~ HAMrDEN ~ np' Pr,
A. L. DENNIS, ItiOMA11 N va "a IL ~ si1An ~
n NJ .TIXANDER JF. NAVARRO,
SjpN ~ DifIoN RICH. IRWIN, JR,
NORVIN GREEN, = " 49, ALrna S,i
JOHN W HUNTER M L. snito>"
HENRY DAY, NJ. hAlIL1Gsn
JAS NJ HALSTED, b. = IA NDnIIn
THOS. T. ECKERT JOIN :; ssiSSS1UGoh'
CYRUS W. FIELD, = H. M0N nrtbo
FRED. l. AMES "a SoSitn,tTM' oiT>aATtM'
6E6pnEf RiyiS " f. wISSLOW
JAMES STOKES.