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New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
TO TIE BOND AND STOCK HOLDERS or TIE
TEXAS and Pacific AND TIE NEW-ORLEANs
PACIFIC RAILWAYS.

The undersigned Committee Of REORGANIZATION. duly ap
pointed 20 al interests have unanimously adopt
inc pan OF under foreclosure OF all divisional
contained in the circular this day issued aud re-
nuet v0u dcpos holdings before The 10Th day
OF Iuv lsSf subject thereto with the Farmers Loan and
Trust Company al the city OF YORK receiving IN ex-
change certificates therefor such deposit and
cent equivalent to signing agreement for
with the plan submitted copies
Which agreement be had on Application al the
coDpanv office lg5 broadway 10 the Farmers Loan
ard Trust Company, 20 ana - " han-st. New York. 49,
At the expiration Of the above period should the committee
have been possessOn Of controlling interest In the
securities named will al proceed 70 execute the plan
shoud or more the interests concerned
have failed thus ) iie committee control oi Their re-
ihcss of such class OF urticE Lave
been so deposited Will he returned 10 the respective epos
tnrs upon the and cancellation OF the negotiable
hcaes issncd therefor provided In said agreement
The commtcci reluctantly obliged designate short
time for the o this plan because It advised that
large portion Of the roal nu be closed 10 opera
fons side funds provided for repairs and funds
cannot BE- pTovl with safety until the success OF the plan
OF reorganization be assured
No-l May = -
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.

A -RONDDUT and KINGSTON. Iapdin,
~ at triDs Obs West pOinf) Corn az Newburr Mar
toro. Milton. roa a<nKeeprc and Esopu, coJDotng witS
USE and Delaware. StonI Glove al c9tsxi MoIntsn
Railr "A q. fa8i1crs CRY Of INESrbS anI JAWFa
W. fLDWis leave weet m. pier foot m
hariso1 st. kept sainritys wben CT iY OFKfNGsfON
lea,s. AT o. IN. '
BOSTON. NEWPORT, NORTH AND EAST
- FALL RIVER LiNE.-Best route via sOund. Mari.
Tun acc uW,nrfItiOns. minimum ron iier
foot OF MuIra st. every day SUNDAYS mel od 300 M
steamers Pilgrim ami r,io CONNECTION ny Annex Boat
from Brooklyn 4;3O ,. M. Jersey City :. '
I EIlIGH VALLEY RAILROAD Passenger
trains depot foot OF Cortland an Dcsbrosse, sts
m. l. 5Jo and D. m for Ia5;On. Be- h.ehom Al;en
tom. feang, Aanch nHnk, Gien summit. Wilkesbarre
1OwBnda Waveriy, Ithaca Geneva Is 1ns ugaio ma
west Pullman through coaches lun IA y Local trains "a
q m. anu ,. for Easl0D. Bethlehem aud C0pay
Trains .eayng T. !. and 3iO ~. conDfc, TOR an
pon,sin M7oaOY and Hazeton coal regions sunday train
leaves .or Manch Chunk and HazlefOn. s q.
General Eastern Dfice, No. 90 Broad ray
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On ant after MAY Il. 1888.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave Nc YorH Wis pesbroses and stco's
arrs4urs rlttsonrg. and the Vest with pullman Palace
IcaS i4Sle aroT or" DnIag r. smo4ag S'i and sleep
vi yipg cars at & e. ~ sl, eyely day o,, vrt,
mo- lat CORY or ru. % 25y ct" si
Es,SS. EsF sSa s f. e1s sS5i , Wasting
10 n.y. arrive Washington 40 p m aid i9 N ar:
~ O. 100 ard 90 D. M and Il alsit suhaay ol5
For Atlantic C:ty, except sunday Qhrousi faror cal
For cape May. except sunday lllOam.
Long Branch. Bay Head FUNSTON ard intermediate stations
On sunday ssi5 4 ana p do sioo At Asbary
For Old Point and Norfolk via New.York Philadelphia aud
ofoik IA rad D. ~ every day via Bait more anG Bay
Boats OF Broo.lyn Annex" connect with al tough trans
stJeTSe. CIV snoidns speedy and direct rinfe for
TTGips GiIite' From Pitsburg 80 $40. lIa0 65i
SD ss Go So D. m M 5 ~ 4d s0 sso So taa a 10 s. %
SUNDAY; 90 go a M so $50 aGd iGs, n a ,frca
II 30 l2O, 200 $40. 33o $50 G20. 65j. 40. $50
5o $40 II 80 80 a. AM M $50 G2o d55. g. % s 1855
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
EXPRESS trains leave NewYoLk via Dasbosses and Co urt
s;3o ~ \ gSp % Sne.s9 Limited aRa % wasain'on
AID sa e ~a al' e mn ssS 49, 81 n S nH and &
pm sundays Express. el6. 600 g Limited. ami 10
Trains lea,ins York Gay clecpt su6iy At % ooo
nndy. t.o at trenton @ iSs oS eSn % anu 600 p m On
RenEPins trans le3ys road Street station Pha spha
iil5a m DLtmi ed xpress u and 80 D IN 1919, 3.
saa s 30 o. t $50 apG SS no. R2 n Z" 55 i&@f tuie
Leave Phi adelrhia Via Camden m daily encep,
Ticket oace. $40 1885, aud "a. Broadway Astor mou,s
and foot OF Des0rosses and Courtland s Codr Sc and
hnseh Hee jersey y
Ticket oacs No Batter Place aud sstle & Garden ,
oaggag. tro, h, hotei1 aad residences pwoon
General Manager General Passr Agent.
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OFFICE OF ST. PAUL AND DULUTH RAILROAD co.,

7 7
THE ANNUAL NEE ING OF the stockhold-
Of the st Paul and Duluth Railroad COMPANY for
the election % Directors and the consideration OF the avis
aiy O temporary change III the apple Of
the company also the matter u reducing grades
building new shops enlarSng ST. Paul terminals building
line and tcrnn Ia Minneapolis building line 10
Minnesota Transfer building fencing the railroad
ne and suc other business BE- brought the
meeting. VIII be held at the Office VI the COMPANY in the Cty
OF IT. Paul, Minn, Monday, June q. 1896 l. o'clock
The books Will be closed o'clock d. M on
saturday. May -, 1856 ana thursday nne "a
1856 PHILIP =. HARRIH SECRETARY
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILkOAD-Commencns Nov. 90 1885
through trains Will leave Grand central Depot:
~ a. m Rochester and Montreal Express through draw.
ngoOm cars 70 Rochester st Abans and Rouscs Poiat
800 m Fast Limited Chicago Express with dining cars
stopping at Albany Utica. syracuse. Rocl Buffalo
Niagara FAILS Erie Cleveland and Toledo arriving Chicago
0:50 a. next day.
lo3oa; M Chicago Express drawngroom cars to Canaan
daigua Rochester. Niagara Falls and Buil,o
III a. m, Western New York and Northern Express With
drawing room
$40 NJ Albany Troy Utica Express through draw.
cars To Saratoga TT Edward and Glens Falls
Saturdays only
% Chicago and 81 Louis Express with sleeping
cago and St Louis
$50 Express with seepingcars 10 Syracuse and
Auburn road and 70 Saratoga; also 10 Montreal
tt9l5 Pacific Express with sleeping for Roche
ter. Buffalo. Niagara Falls Cleveland Toledo, st. LOUIS
tro!t and Chicago.
ll15 D ~. Night Express with sleeping cars 10 Albany
Troy Connects with the morning West
for the North except Saturday nigno
Tickets sale at Grsnd Central Depot. No. Bowling
Green 4lS Broadway Harlem Depot l25th ST. and 4
and a. Wesoos Express oices PArk PLACE near Bgoad
YORK. 1888 Washington and 75o Fulton Brooklyn and 7"
4th st, Williamsburg.
Accommodations In dra and sleeping cars
procured OF the ticket onces In Newf CITY ald
333 Washngt0n.st. Brooklyn.
Baggage called for aud checked from residence
'Thce trains daily All others daily except sunday.
J. NJ TOUCEY, D. NJ kENDkICK
General superintendent General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19

ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
A. YORK, LAKE, ERIE AND IVES rhnN RAILROAD.
Arrangements o. 2 tsf Is S Snntes earer Depot FROM
a. mDaiy exrcl sundays. Day Express Bufct Drawing
room Coaches 10 Bugha nton, EImTa Hornelsvlle Bui
falo, Niagara Falls and SuspcusoA Bridge sleeping
Coache5 nomcilsyile 10 Gu, nuati
solid Pullman train Of Dsr aud Hotel Sleeping caches.
No extra ch-ege for fast time Arrive MeAy lie 7;lj
600 p, H.. and & Lon = TSetie seconl morning.
Bnaao Z a. m, SUSPENSION Rrtiee 40 a m The NOS.
popu AT N eht train bcF'gecn New.YOrk aud BndA.o.
9p. m-Day Chicago Express .or the west Pullman Day
an sleeping Coaches TO Binghanton Elmra, Rochester,
- Buffalo NIAGARA Fails Cincinnati aud chicago ma ,o.o,
a @ + ncon a. 800 go 40 SO $50 SO e.lo.
s$s s$ 1898 @ no % qsg go % = D. 59S' o5 @ sIayi a ast S&
Piis-'? o s6 @ G6 I15 g 56 9 3 & o a. ~ ~ ng9GG5. gG.
a. NJ. l:!5 GsO ij, 900 i0:So D. ~, y nidnight.'
1850 a. m ' 900 ga i2o 80 go $50 10 100 1913
p and II mhin ght Tuesday. Thursday and saturday
Hsats aa 2a Py&' % & S'g $o 10 I5a SZ a. @ So T.? & B ~ =
i$o Sl0 3,s s:3s G3o p m and y miias'{5 T. saiHasy
warwick 4fj. 1850. 1920 a. m i:3O p sundays jtJ
Newburs and CORNWALL 7:5O a. H.. 3:So i.3o . aud
p. m. SUNDAY X 3O A. d.. Is. ! p m 80
Rondout and Kingston and Montgomery 81, a. H.. 80
I. sunday $50 n scranton a. M sundays excepted.
80. p m sunday 30 s5o loz0 a. M $50, !. p ll.
Mddetown - 3M49. * 80 3 lO2J d. 9- $50 49, 2.
and western hailload at Malnst The stops 80
Port Jervis 80 80 .. 1920 480. 700 7:ij 900
p m. sunda, $50 l0.-0 a. m. $50, 7, p. N.
6feen minutes; J.5 p ~. to 1915 p. eyer' iymnuto
anG lQ.i1 D. H. 10 d - a. H. every ho sundays - "a.
Tickets for passage and apartments Drawing Room and
snd ,n & q ge nay ee Stt era at Ihe oeDsy oase
Express from The West arrive New.York 7lJ.
'''V' join & ABB0II, GenV Pass'r Agent Nen.York.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
1iinsifal gnsirumcnts.

4 NUMBER of very slightly used Upright
~ square PIANOS o. our make wieh wyre gsps
by the ARTISTS OF the MElisooIr
ITAN OPERA HOUSE co dullng the past opera scasoi
will be sold at liberal reduction from our reg
Heasnoc WM KNABE & co,
ll2 Fiith.ave.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19

NOTICE.
~ OF Deposit hundred dol
lars the Central COMPANY YORK March
- 1874 tOGEOEGE T. HOPE chairman layin been lost
destroyed application has been made the said Trust Com
pany for certificate An persons interested hereby
Notified show within the weeks why such
certificate sh0nid not be issued.
Apr l3, 1856.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19

the privilege be shareholders the company
subscribing al between the Fifteenth and thrtieh days
OF their holdings
they stand registered Wednesday Nay 18th instant.
shareholders entitled fraction share subscribe
ul share Tho privilege OF subscribing be sold by
shareholder and blank forms for such purpose will be
furnished on apple 1t on TO the treasurer.
PAYMENTS viii DC required prior to July lst 1886. for
which viii bearing interest thr Of
per from the date Ol pas until
November st l-so which time said receipts will
on and November st 1856 certihcat
stock VIII be delivered upon surrender OF the
ccipls. JOHN D. TAYLOR. Treasurer.
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Gteamtcdis an0 Kaiircucs.

DAY LINE
~ TO OLD POINT COMFORT. Norfolk, va, and sonth
thence Palace Steamers arriving at Oh Point 5 a.
Norfolk 3 n L. " rOMPhINS. 0en'l PasI Agent
SlJ Broadway. N
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
sI PAuL Axp puLurn RAMnoAp CoMrANY.

OFFICE or 1IE SECRETARY.
- 81 PAUL Mimi. May IL. 1886
PHILIP ;. Harris Secretary of the st Paul and Duluth
Railroad Company hereby certify that and forcgo.
ing truly copies and laRcn from the Of the pro
ccedngs OF the Board II Directors Of his corporation
Witness hand ami the
the day and year last above written.
CORPORATE Seal PHILIP 5. HARRIS Secretary
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
RIVER BRANCH.

IARI4EM HI Elk BRANCn.
/ lkNEW-YORK NEW HAVEN AND HARTFORD II. X.
Trains leave Harlem Rlvor station corner l32ds1 and
Lincoln ave- near Third Avenue Bridge Harlem River
sundays AZ e;.o, 1850. $40. ~ l36 M, 2lo 800 4io
Hunts Point West Farms. Van Nest West Chester.
Timpsons Bay Chester (Pehsm Bay, Barlow (city
Isand), Pehsm Manor aud New Rochelle connectng az
New Rochelle with trains for al points the main line OF
the York New Haven and Hartford Railroad shore
Line and Ar Inc DIVISIONS; New Csn9n Middleto"n,
New Britain and sued Branches and Boston and all points
East
tious at l2: 10 al daily, except Mondays
tons at ~ and gs0 the latter train connecting
New Rochelle with trains TO Grand Central Depot and
Stamford
NEW-HAVEN STEAMBOAT CO.'S STEAM
~ Frs. G. II. NORrHAM AND CONTINENTAL leave
Peck slip Pier No 2S H. r. at and II D. M lsundsYs
exoeptod connecting az New Haven Ylth special gs9 f9r
MEhIDEN. HARrF )RD sPRINGFfELb. HotYokE
&c Tickets sold and oaagage checked al ~ Br2sdway
T. aud Court St. brooklyn Excurson to New Haven ana
return. 81 30.
DOPULAR SHORE LINE for BOSTON and
j the KASr:All rail from Grand Central Depot ihieo
daily tSundays oxceptc) 10 Boston AZ NJ
(psrOr attached and N VIVA palace sleep
ing cars Sundays at IL M with palace sleeping sats
A LBANY BOATS. peoples Linc.n
~ DREW ard DEAN RICHMOND.
Pier ~ n. analst daily Sundays oIcepto
Connce ting at Albany ior all points North aud West
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
DmLADELPHIA AND READING RR

fOOT OK LIBERTY ST, .Ooi " RIVER
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON. " Bouaa IIeooA
H9nte at 400 80; $50 ll:l5 NJ l0 100 t3o $50.
Snestnat ~! at ounbissve. fos Msnayunk con,hp
DtAWiNGkoOM OARS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
ring Lave PIifLXDELPHIs. Sutn ard Green s,.s
7;So sS $780,, 400 n m, -. 5;i, o4o. et5 iA0l
Re%Its ss ssGP4Yi i 'q o 10 1 a5S s tx @ % % Tx T; 2 30
5:2t 900 .. ~ SUNDAY, sl5 NJ, $50 D. M
forio itAH I'm pEALE and PHlLLIPsBUR'. Penn
For GWILLihMs PORT. suNBUEY. LEwIsBURG ant
20, MAEAaSSHY ~ cnG an5 ,3 f W r. 81 90 s b. SO
i,l5 m; 100 1880 4:0a $3.50. j;i' 1900 sundayI
For S-}S sciiATT5S ~ OF 100 s:45am,a:l6p
100 40 S:45 i:45 p. m SUNDAYS q; SO =. m.
For pslfr2N at .''9a "a mr $;45 P m IA, a., IN,
For 3 B BE:IiIIEIfEM !" II ALLTNfoWE md MAUcH cnUYS
800 200 s4J a. m, loo. lSo' $40 o''o p IN 'uHv
For EHsioX at 800 700. sA5 . ZOO lS. S;iS 200
$40. 545. 100 ;5o n snne'5s 4V, c a W. w.: %. ~ a. Wao)
For + nMINGToN ZOO. sssa. m ito. i:ac 49,
fGT % Sb i:s5, 40 s45 200 49, oi o i.5 5o1.
C:3n 100, 80. $40. l0:3op m sundays S'O s"oA m
rai 1IPi IN Fl fD iOO eoc 100 745 s45 e3o io3.
5s 100 3o so9 oo $:e 4a S;iI 80 80 ~ pis 40 81
nm Snndays 100 500 a. ~. 1900 m, i:3O i:oo
$50, 100 $50 l2:0Op. m. -,x az IN, .t.,o
Tor PhK AdBOY at 80 5;so 90 I' "a ui ~ ,' ~
For ,"D t,Nri HKANCE OCEAN GROVE. &C. thh RAN -
4.s0 s:l5 II: :00a. m. l. %. 400. $40 o. D. n SUN
DAYS oreept ocean Grove at 4oSS 9S ,od t." iI, g5pm
For For LAX EWOoD TONS RIVE n and BARNEGAI al ';'1
psI Fl M GiqY %iNELAYD ami DRIDGEroNS
m
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
5lals ano Eooms Go Get.

A -935 STH-AVE.. NEAR 55TH-ST.-
~ 70 foot front fats all the improvements seven large
and BATH hall heated by steam resident ianor
elevated station 53d-st.; rents. $40 D. si5
l. J. CARPENTER
Il Liberty ~ and /, ,lSi Third ave
A UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE APART
"A. MENIs.-In the new building lO2 West sSd =. .
yth-aye and bath all
and ventilation spacious pubic and private halls by
steam; rent S32 80 10 S42 30 Apply Jantnr OF to
l.. J. CARPENTER. Al LfBhRTN ST,
Branch Once llsl ave. near esth 81
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
NEW-JERsEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.

''' BEGINNING MAY 2. 1855.
For UrGIILANDs rARRIGHT. LONG BRANCH f3c,
1915 a. ~. / p. n sundays. $50 a. NJ
For ATLANTIC HIGHLAN ANDS, t3O le:i5 a. r. = p m D,
For LAKEWOOD, TONS RIVER and BAhNh"Ai' '''
For ArIANTIC CITY, vINELAHD and BRIDGEroN.
iickSs can be procured at foot OF Liberty ST. per NO
North River q. 2Gl 2S7, 42l 94I, l4I and .l5 ptoa
way, 65 7s7 and ~ Gaye Riyng,ons; 10 fy We ~ ii
Canalst and principal hotels In New-ioIk cry IL Dry,H
lvn at No C0nrrst i07 Broadway So, $50 Fu'On Ep
31g Manhattan-aye. In HobO<en. "a Washing Xoist eN
York Transfer Company viii call for and check baggage from
hot O residence TO destination.
j. +. WOOTTtN, -. 49, r.
General Manager - :, Gen fasS ,i nhl CO, q
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!. j. Wi-TAR.
LEWIS MAY,
4. T.. StTTERLIE,
II. y. NEWCOMER,
JOHN MARiNDE,
". ID. Wi>SDH.
JDil% LDWBLR WELSH,
.JDfi. Y tTEifiNSDN,

OFFICE oF THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY.
PInLArELpnIA, May II, 1886
r meeting of the Board OF Directors, held
"A this day. the following resolution adopted:
Resolved That for the OF idng TIE necessary
capital for truct0n and equipment expenditures during
1856 the leased lines and branches aud
The and OF and iary lines.
the cost OF which IA estimated as follows;
Construction work. Tcnnsy yyanil Railroad,
branches and leased lines ............. 100000 90
and leased Ines 100000 90
c......'.-..' .....'.'...... 100000 90
now IN opcrtti ,n'..--... .'...'. 100000 90
And for branch and auxiliary lines under
construction ....... ....... ......... 100000 90
,c,ro,,,o G, 400 onn no
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19

TAPAN-C CHINA.
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Steamers san Francisco as follows
SAN Tuesday, Tune
OCEANIC Tuesday, June %
OCEANIC. GAELIC BELGIC.
superbly Appointed Superior Accommodation
SAN PABLO-Cabin capacity limited
Roscryations be by telegraph 10. and
.afIn plans seena 287 Broadway New.YorI, Room ~
RallroaI Building. San Francisco
LELAND STANFORD. President
T. H. GOODMAN, General Passenger Ag nt
THE STATE STEAMSHIP LINE.
BETWEEN NEW-YORK GLASGOW. AND BELFAST
HARNF)
with tickets reduced Liverpool London
Dublin.
STATE OF GEORGIA...... Thursday. MAY 20 a. M
STATE OF NEBRASKA..........T Thursday, May II,
Cabin passage e35 and $40 according 70 location OF
room tickets reduced tickets
and from all Europe lowest Pier foot
Leroy ST. For freight and passage apply "a
No. 50 Broadway NewYork.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19

A Spring TERMS ut the
~ NEW.YORK CONSERVATORY, No. East l4thst
Chartered in 1860
EUIrAR. SINGING, VIOLIN, PIANO, Or
" GAN. FLUTE.-Privaic lessons. WATsON'S / East
lAts AZ West 81 ST. Uptown Branch. y26 sixth Avenue
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19

AIRS. LOUISA Is. CULVER
Nl wDroceve pupils beginning Tuesday, October 20. in
drawing oil and water color painting i No. MOWERS and
lIdfaaYe, china painting and decoration.
kiudiO, No. 50 Madison-aye
References
M Huntington, President NatOna Academy OF Desi
NJ " illaln Hart. n. A.; N.Y. James VI. Hart, y. Al
MI David Johnson. N A
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
''''" "'"'" r. ". POPPLE, GencTal PassCngor Agent.
NroRTUERN ROADOE \EWIERSFY

~ Trains leave Chambersst. Depot for Fnglewood
renafy Cioster .par and Nyack 20 73o s3O $50 aud
Il 80 M I:l5 32o % 52o 5:io G5o 1880 p. m.
For Nanuet Spung Valley Monsc, ard II, mans, G.2O
7.3O. $3.50 u, so, $3.50 p m. Sundays. $50 a. a
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
PAomc NAL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Pacific VI AL STfANiHp COMPANY
(PlkR FOOT OF CASAL-5I. NORTH RIVER.
- - - NEw.l OK, May II. 1856.
'NHE THIRTY NINTH ANNUAL MEETING
1 OF stockholders Of the PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP
COMPANG viii be held at the Office II the company pier
foot OF Canaist North River In the YORK on
WEDN tsDAf, the 2Gth day % May. 1856 between the
hours OF ~ noon and o'clock for the election OF di.
ctOfs ana tie Transaction such business AZ NAV
properly before IT, The books OF the COMPANY
will close the Office Of trust CompanV on
III kSDAI the 10th day Of May l-sC, O'clock D M
and VIII reopen Oh URsDAY the 27th day OF May 1856,
at 10 O'Clock a.
w. II. LANE sccreaIy
NOTICE.
~ The Union Pacific Railway Company hereby rivcs
notice that 4 whdrvs it, Offer made date OF Ami
49, 1856 purchase and hold coupons which
fel due May J. 1856 rs; mortgage bonds of HE Denver
South PARK and Pacific railroad COMPANY paying therefor
the face value thereof In money AMI that after date
more OF such coupons will be purchased by IT
TIE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY,
BY HENRY McFAKLAND
-DO1ION. NAY -, Ioro Treasurer.
CHIIsIOPnER AND TENTH STREET r. II. co..
lC5, 40. l72 AND ia CHRlsIopnKRsT
,,,ur 80 NEwYoRK. May 10. 1885.
'THE Annual Election for Thirteen Directors
ana hree inspectors Of Election for ensuing year
WI be held a, the office oi the company Tuesday June l.
The polls will remain open from to o'clock D. H.
GEORGE W. LINCH,
Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
For Young La1ies-Country.

BRADFORD ACADEMY.-Fo the higher
education OF Full corps competent teach.
ers comneno sept Z, 1886 For circulars and al
mission apply Miss ANNIE r.. JOHNSON. Principal; for
expenses j. u. KINGSBUKY, Treasurer Bradford Mass
i.TINHE ELMS," Springfield, Mass.-Family,
l. Day and Music school for iuA Primary. Academic.
llfkic2 .sId poet-G Graduatc Courses
MISSES POkIEk & CHAMPNEY, Prncipa,A
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CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
46-WEST 23D-ST.-46.
Art Schools-CltY.


The leading school o.muslc elOcuon dramatic art foreign
hItufeos diaving and painting fIee aGvantape equal 10
~ ltsCIs per week. for particulars address
h.. fBEEHAl,U President
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
General Manager. Gen. Pass anf
,rJ FARES REDTCED VIA

n sTONINGTOT LINE Inside ROUTE.
To Providence ~ 70 tO Boston. 50 hrstca>s steames
leave from pier 30 North RIVER block above Cana
ST.. at 5CO y. daily. except sunday new Tram Win
cars recang chars between steamers landing ard
Boston without char$e ,,,p, L. ,,.,, ,o.. 49,.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
1nstrnrlioN.
For Both Sexes---Cc,
Gratllers.

A RELIABLE selection Of school circulars Tor
parents and gar hans Teachers tutors sup
pnei r. MIRIAM COYNERE, 81 l.. nth St, bet B"y
.l.aVc
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
lnsirnCiion.
Musical instruction.

I'D MISS CHIsRoLM's SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
Harvard PreparatOry Glass So. Boys ClasseA
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
Doar0 ano Rooms.

East Side.
A NEWLY handsomely furnished room, 14O
"A East 27th-st., Lcxngton-aye. Gentlemen only.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19

TNMNN line =
CITY OF CIin|rER..........sat saturday. May 20, am.
CITY OF SATURDAY. May ~. $3.50 pm.
cITY OF f'TTTT' SATURDAY. juno ),
From rnman Pisr foot Of Grandst Jerscv city. CABIN
PASSAGE $50 $50 and 500. Intermediate. So. STEER
AGE from tcthc Old Country $40. s
PETER WRIGHT & SONS GeD'l Agents
No Broadway, ~ Y.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1886-07-22

Barley and rye are about all in stack
and some have finished cutting oats.
Corn has tasSeled out, the ears are
setting and with little rain soon the
crop will be splendid one. Early
sown flax is nearly ripe and the yield
will probably be from one half to three
fourths of a full crop.
E. e. Ward has a piece of late sown
flax that looks quite promising and we
notice some others that are ''picking
up" in spite Of dry weather.
We had a light rain last Sunday
evening.
A good many have been forced to
sink their wells deeper or dig new ones
and in no case have they had to DIG
very deep, proving this to- be we'll
watered country.
An occasional tramp is seen up this
way but they are not very trouble
some, knowing Elk to he u hard road
for their travel if they don't walk
straight.
Born, at G. j. Poulson's on section
80, to Mrs. Irwin Wass, about the 18th
inst. twin daughters. whose combined
weight was 19 pounds. Irwin says
that this is the most productive year
on record and is busy passing the ci-
gars. Thanks; yes, we smoke.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1886-07-22

The Advance says Worthington pays
taxes this year on So dogs and 36 hogs.
st: James can beat you on dogs, Bro.
Miller. but on hogs you are ahead.
Porkers are not allowed in the village.
st. James Journal.
The 36 pigs have to be kept out a
ways. Worthington is bound not to
be " pig pen, but good many of our
people are working hard to make it a
dog kennel and q cattle pen. The So
dogs aforementioned are only those
taxed. A greater number don't pay
their taxes. A few mornings ago we
heard a citizen telling how he was
barked and yelped out of his sleep the
night before by a lot of dogs. When
tile dogs paused the cows. calves,
mules and asses in the vicinity struck
up and filed in diabolical interlude
and then the dogs took up the time
again and so on till morning. The dog
and cattle business needs regulating.