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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-05-21

S s.,n - e''"s'' .''s = -
s@Csn't q b saxedlss
ssIhere Il no use talking about ~
lng Il. IL u lost already. The leg II
= deed > 4 q were IN the grave" he
replied.
The LEG wss zmpusased q noon. and
Flavin stood the operation quite well.
He also has = bad bullet wound In HE
back. ard the two rounds together mako
his case very critical one.
night and rested comfortably yesterday,
q can be said he will recover
Oficer Jacob Hansen Il A. feared win
not live. He IL more dangerously hurt
than Neis, but has : ons constitu-
ton. II he lives he win probably lose .
Les.
Oficer Mike Madden, who MAS shos
through the left lung By Lonclhardt
wednesday night, was In good spirits,
and In condition considerably improved
LofeIhardL the young man who shot
Madden. and who received two balls from
the officers pistol. was much worse yes
terday. His recovery Is regarded As i'm
! possible. and he looked like . dead maj
q be lay stretched on his COT
The cot upon which young Schu.
nacher. one Of the citizens wounded ae
! The hay market riots. rests Was closed IN
by screens. A minister was PRAYING q
bis bedside and = number Of friends were
| with him Schumacher - almost past
| need Of medicine, and his death - but :
question Of . few hours
Oficer Larry Murphy. whose loot was
| blown away BY the bomb, and who was
I otherwise injured, suffers considerably.
| His wife was BY his bedside. making him
as comfortable IS possible
All the other officers were doing Wen
Commissioner Wicker. Of the Chicago
freight bureau, said last night hat the
wholesale merchants Of the city were mos
on an average, more thar three days BE-
hind with their freight In view OF the
fact that the freight handlers strike has
now been on for aweek. this statement
which is doubtless based on : thorough
knowledge Of the facts, may be consid-
cred somewhat remarkable Mr. Wicker
said the largest houses were, as . rule, 10
The hest position. for the reason that tney
have been able 10 send crews OF theiE
own men out with teams 70 take tae
place. in : measure. Of the strikers
timing, Mr.. Wicker said;
s.Indeed.I have no doubt that ate!
SUNDAY ali stations win be In - good
order As II no strike had occurred Al
exception should be made In the case q
lumber traffic. which has been Affected oy
other influences than the freight-handlers'
strike, and IL is difficult TO estimate VIVA
their loss win be-
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Relieved at Last!

we krow . e-nrirmxn N this couniy vho- ss
nonths xxa Vas aln0<s . hcpe;~ss CRIPPLE from q,
s-rark % rneumxrisn- He e0ult sc.-ceir hSaels
srro<sf me ron. used c-uiche& md sd fins<sf th.s
he nd llrtle II s,y hpre o. ever rrcsrrreng Nc 80
HIN IN or town last rcck- vsi<fn< anour ssnsttf -
erv CHER nan. ar1 N the fnc<s he1lth and s1irtrA
rron or incziry - % What hat vrrkct such > vcr
<~r<ur change in HE c~ortlts9n- he rrpl.ei III. : :
ksf CARED him Asrer using . 6orer srt . hs1 -
fi<G ne rs b>>n ,rx,sform~t frpn anl>rrsss er17s
10 : hsrnr. healthy MAJ. he 10 1nae S&1<r t1<A NJ
ER Ia~lb<r---Sysr1si1 T>kpkoas
Treatise en- Bicc1 al skin Diseases uanet fr~e-
TrE swrrr srErIFyc c. Drawer = Atlantis 60
q - ". - Strec-<.l-
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LlTERARY NOTES.

The next number OF Macmilans Magazine will contain
TIC opening chapters % Thomas Hardys new novel 1t
is entitled The WOodlanders-"
The tit,e OF Mrs Piatt- forthcoming volume o. poems
viii be q" Ia Primrose Time: Now Irish Garland
The p,iee Of the edifon de lure Of tho Lonsfeow bios
raphy Is now 500 in the book shops every copy ha1ng
been subscribed for.
OF Iongfeuows beautiful temper The Londo" Da'ty
Netcs SAYS some pleasant things one can see, 1t
declares that he only smiled to himself at Poe's en-
deavors to decIy MIN. Poe always accusing him OF
,lasari.n bat what really ranked In the true poets
heart his eyl temper and evil IL OK, aud poverty
aid seedy life OF expedents. Naturally lie was
conscious OF genius compared TO which MI Long
fellows as milk and water to haschisch and ahsnhe
Yet Poe was starving disrepuable, torn by bitter IL
dignation and onvy, and desire. while Mr. Longieow'
not 10 be compared with him for genius, was rich,
resPected virtuOus and happy. 1t was not strange
thon. that Poo turned LOng'elloT. Thou thyself
art he'll, the Persian; and Poo made his
hell while Longfoow's sweet and loyal nature was
Its own heaven"
volume OF Consular "reminiscences" prepared ny
g. H. Horsmann, late uni,ed ctates Consul at Munich
and at Is coming from the press OF the j. T.
Ijppincott Company They will bring ont at the Same
time Captain Charles Kings new novel, Marion's
Faith"
The CITY n Liverpool is remarkable for the literary
nomenclature Of her streets They have been nan ed not
only after authors but after various chhiaceiS te
books There is shakespoar and there are fais,'
IT. aid violastj Rosalndst. and Olivia-st dotspur-
d. and Msebeth-st. Then there are wordswor'h-st'
and Longfellow-st Tsnpyson st. Enid ST. and Elaine
st. md O etIeet named AFTER the Lady OF shaIiott
ftctsps-st heads q list OF such familiar names al
Pick srck.st, wihkle-st, Tupman-st. Dombey-st,
Dorrt ST. Tfckioby-st Oopperfeld-st. Micawber-st,
pecksn st and last though not least. street named
after Sam Weller.
Colonel T. ". Higginson writing in Harpevs BasaT OF
NJ Howells ssys that ne Doubt observation ana the
condolences OF others constantly bringing TO him. rs
% all OF u.s. real incidents that beyond romance real
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rerson. mora exceptlona than any character III ho"
hut Il IL his method to avoid them. Nay II Is p
cipie for be always seems {" assume '""' '''e IN,
do An: that Shakespeare, Goethe hawthorne "'.. 80
wrong whene, or they painted any character U,
,ho, cop,d NOT be duplicated In the fist boarding
oo oo,oro5 The sincere obsor' or o. man, lit '"' "
Their Wedding Journey Will you desire W .oN a.,
,, ,oro,c or occasional phases but VIII seek ni III ~
hahi.ual moods Of vacancy and tircsomenosS' -
simnly illustrates Coleridges stateme'' '""V ,.a,
safely take g, cry mans opinion OF Tue '"-" 60 Elm
which he knows hut should dstrust MS OF ini'H rio
worthlessness OF that which he does hol W. ,l,os
noint asserted ia valuable; the point dehic' " .a
- t., ths den,er Grant that the sucero
,.r .r ~ man will seek him in his tamest noouS' WY
bond sncere observation not follow him ai'' INV '''
heroic or occasional phases A'mt ."". ,.,oo,,
Of tweuty IS worth painting as ne lies III The
a,d makes a cigarette; that Is not the que ,,.o,
question Is whether he ia utterly VI Co a cavalry
ot a,t when he rides to ~~-'"'n w. - 49, ,,hole
., "'' "H'" ~ ..on also real = This Is the wholo
o"a' .s.ae between Mr.. Howells and what he cans
me childish demands OF his contemporary er'ues
Mr. J. F. Hupnewer has prepared a volume on the
architectural monu ments OF England whcn VIII v. O
lished this week by Ticknor Co. II wears '"e u0 "
The Imperial Island" At the same 'lino VIZ.
brought out G. W. Cookies Poets and Problems
a study OF Tennyson. Browning and Ruskih; "'s
ohlgrrp's novel. The Lost Name v: ana me Dd!o "
the spinning wheel IN New Eneland."-this being VOL
H. Of The Olden Time Series.
The Atlas Of New Jersey. containing the 'opoeiapo
zeal mans OF the Geological Survey i prosrc''"e
steadily. Tho maps are trumphs OF cartoei aPuio
", .u,.r,oal axscution In size the sheets are
twcntvsevep by thirty inches making the leaves
of the atlas eighteen and halt by twenty seven ipcHos
The completed work Will lie made UP OF seventeen u
these mans. on scale of mile to the ihcn'
mans have been eady issued and 1t is eApec'e" n'
the work will be completed in 1888. FOR beauty ""e
finish this atlas will be almost unriVa1e"' v 49,
have heen SHARED to make each sheet az Pei'o' "
s,,,,, The "details OF the topography are Workeu
down TO the minuest point and the publication Is Que VI
the most creditable and important Of the kind extan
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Cost an0 found.

T OST.- the vicinity of Fatbush-ave. and
Sterling place. blue skye dog jim nickel collar
lea theG lined SIC reward
IS Sterling place. Brooklyn
I OST.-A red Irish setter dog answers to
name OF Grouse slightly tringed with white chest
had leather collar covered wh nickel reward OF elO
vii be paid his return 10 80 Park-aVe.
| OST-Banl book No. 1873 SI1 on Dry Dock
IL Saving. Bank Anv person having claims upon said
called the 20 the bank within
the book will be declared cancelled and
extlnguished ana a new issued I'm lieu thereof.
I OST.-ln the mails per steamer Oregon"
4 the following securities:
Is shares Atchi-on Topeka & santa Fe X. r. Co,
Certificate 40 LOS Tor 10 shares
10 shares Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific r. r. co.
tertinca.e 80 2h4O.
II shares CHICAGO MI & - Paul II II. Co Prefd Stock.
Certificate 40 l4.o53 Tor 10 shares,
Certificate O. lS,aGi for share
co shares y " Lake re & Western r. r. 60 Prefd stock
Certificates Nos 30OS. 4-ls "a $50 for 10 shares each
~ shares Illinois central ~ Leased Line Certificates
Certificates No,. 9 .-26l tOI 10 shares each.
81 shares Chicago Northwestern X r. 60 Preferred stock
Certificates NOS 81, jbi-2l61S for 10 shares each
AL persons heroUy cautioned against negotiating the
Transfer has been stopped and certificates have been
BLAKE BROS. & CO..
ls Nall-st. New York
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FOR PHILADELPHIA.
AND READING r. z.
/ NEwyERsEY CEN TRIAL DIVISION,

$500 ~ ~ADt- ~ - - x y fsc-
* .se 81
DS rect c9 come At wayns Junction Tor @
Chestnut w II oumbiaave ior Aanayunh Con- h''
DRoxSWTSGhSoM SHRs on all Day Trans and SLEEPING
n sAs % sss piHEffiInipELrnlA S and
pS M 'sT icy $50 ssoa M $50 i5Sop rhi al
bsf.s ss At 5ho 20 go i.S 90 M. To- So"
Si1 Sso fnaf and ru,
For VSlliiGGiiANseoRr.- syYPpnY. 5gwisgvae IA
ro @4 hnAbfSo si .na imAaRIsbuaq at ZOO ~.
n:l6 m, loo 1880 AGO. 5iS', 80 'IiOO "a II "H"
tsr s$f4GTS 10 ;sa p1rfs4Sp
Fq TOO i 10, 81. ;si5 p. N. SUNDAYS at 5op.
For For PaEfSH at :. Toy So nj: R4s m 1872 a.. 4oa
roI a p Eh fanSay, Mauca cngSS
at 20. 7:16 s'.5 m, 100 1850 S45 Sap M SaH~'
Fsr ga y at 400 1890 stS 90 SS s 90 a0a
70. .s9, az fbS SGD 'bRAScH 40 SIS M 'oA
ra s'p PtSaINGroN 700 stss NJ. 100 1850 400 49,
$9bpv n T Sa1S- !cJ S 90 ZOO, sls los ulSt
For sa iso 49, 5a5 100 .sO. 100 Pa ~; ~.
$50 ZOO, 1872 $40. loSop m Sundays ''V
ri 1'e a's ~ 90 IL, 81 ~ go 49, -
$50 . ssS "a. 49, SO .s' ' M. Zoo Us ia 40
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y YxI iIS t sgTHyp TlNKLAsO aud BHiDaAroS"
N'Y NV Jersey SOUTHERN Dlwl s,oo,
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$40 Bowerv spaL.t sSS ptoSit.I; IOt BgoAsyaH
sss:s .s. .. ss;sa.s
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n BALDWIN, e. T. r. ASts Az AAses"~~' :" ~
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AIT. FARES REDUCED VIA

70 dcnre 81 IS 10 Boston. 81 first class steamers
leave from new 49, North RIVER ons block above srA
81 al 500 D. m dsiy. except sunday new tram VITO
paror recnug chars between steamers andhs anu
So''0" WITHOUT + W PoPPLE General Passenger Agent
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILhOAD -qommeneing Nov ~. 1850
IL & M Rochester Montreal Express through draw
ina cars Rochester, st. Adams and Rouscs Point
70 so Fast Limited Chicago Express with dining cars
stopping Albany Utica sytacuse, Rochester Buffalo.
Nagrs Falls Erie Cleveland and Toledo arriving az chicago
pbOa IN. next day.
1880 M Chicago Express drawing room cars 10 Canaan
dsieua Rochester Niagara Falls aud Bunalo. 49,.
I'll Western how York snd Northern Express wi'n
$40 p a Albany Troy and Utica Express throurh draw.
ing To saratoga IT. Edward and Glens FAILS On
Saturdays only.
o m Chicago Louis Express. with sleopingoars
Niagirs Falls Buffalo Cincinnati. Toledo Detroit INV
$40 y M Express. with sleepngcars 70 Syracuse and 70
Auburn road spd 20 Saratoga ALSO 10 Montreal ,...
t.0l5 Pacific Express with sleeping cars Tor hoeneS
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls Cleveland. Toledo 81 Louis 10
Is y IN. Night RYpIoss with sleeping oars 70 Albany
and Troy Connect. Mn tnS %CIls rn''or 'he "''' anu
s1 nss' .s % rcsass HANS H.s@ Depot
westoQts Eipr-ss ohlces PARK place near bsoaI
way) 1888 aBd 942 Bfoadway and 81 West l26t a. Nova
York. 1888 Washington and $50 Fulton ss. brooklyn shd
h.st Williamsburg - - \.
procured Al any Of he ticket offices In NewYork CITY, and
Rassss cscd ' Tor from rs..sa.s
tIas.s Isl a: TO: :sa G 4 k...a
0sn.sl Superintendent 0eRerai Passenger AXruA-
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DiuiocnA No.ire5.

OFFICE OF THE USITrD eTATrs FQUrrtME aAs co. I
POST BUILDING H. AND ~ ENchANit fILtH f.oc (
4 DIVIDEND Of three 81 per cent on INC
capital stock Of ts company has been declared paya
HE NAV 1855 10 OF record On Tue <oIh IA
,-., Anil ,,.A
reopen May l--t . . ,,.,.C>- o...,,,rg
OTFIcK or Tua ADAMS MlSlSG COMPANY
Nrw YORK April 10. lseG>
DIVIDEND No. GA Dividend of 10 Cents
~ per share being fifteen thousand 'S6O0O dollars WIZ
be payable tn khoders OF record on end aI'e te
Gth dav of Apnl 1886. tie Office of tho Farmers Loan
ami Tu,t COMPANY Nos. 20 - william ST. New-1 "rs
CITY Transfer book will close on the iol anu looP0 w
the pa day OF April. 1886 -...., r.,,e
JAMEs DUNE. lHOMAS ~ Il ~ H..
flesiuohI
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OONDHOLDERS' COMMITTEE.
LAFAYETTE. BLooMINGION ( MUNCIE RAILROAD.

tho holders OF bonds The Eastern and sandusky ~
OF ho Lake AID Ntstul Railway arc repre-
scuod by Commlttce 10 j. highly mpoItaut mat The M
holding Eonds tie western lvsiun should
ne tie present fore COsr" .t We the under
signed have leon appointed Committee 10 i1Ae suc action
may Dee TIE end ~ view. We thclcoio 10
quest AL p,isols holding FIRST Mortgage OF Income Zone
issued bF The Lafayette Bloomington and buurt kN1O'd
Company 10 forward without decay Their s. addresses
aud statement OIL holdings 90 JOSIAH CEtlIt secretary
3lo5. and especially caution Bono holders AGAINST giving
consent plan OF izaOu that has ytt been pro
q holders Of Common stock aud Float
Ing Debt.
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For Both Sexe5---Countrv.

CL1FFSIDE BOARDING SCHOOL for young
~ BOYS and g1rs summer term NAY J. . 80
A idrc-s Il lt~. ". 49, ObAN. Nydck. y. I.
DOCKIAND COLLEGE-NYACk-O
Ia HUDSON. Preparatory AMI business for gonucmcn
Circulating course cI ladies' we've teachers. Inter a.
'A' '''' ". II. BANIsTER A. NJ. Prin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-13

NEw.Y0ag. APRIL o 1856.
4 aTcgular meeting of the Directors OF TINS
y Bank held this day. GtOfGk L. PEAHE was uhan
rnou. ce-tIesdent 10 til the unc1prcd term OF
'h' '''o H. ". KNAPP cashier.
DusiIlIn AID DU3i 2iE BRIDGE CoNrANY.
DONDS numbers II, ~. j6. -, l13. l3G,
lt- laq 2l0 2-g sl- S37. 3l6 40l, 1876 40, 40 =
been Drawn lr redemption Hay lssat 900 EACH
AZ "a Il. Broadway Ncw.iork. interest the VIII
ce.sr NV / l5,D WM. II. o. BORN,
WI T. ALLISON. Trustees.
4 RANDOLPH
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Musical instruction.
CONSERNATORY OF MUSIC.

4G-WEST 23D-ST-46
Tho leading school Of muslc oocuuon dramatic ant foreign
iaurusges drawing painting Free advantage equal "
hi4 lessons per week fUI paItIC uiaIs address
L. EB4KuARD. President
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.sTJNHE EMS" Springfield, MaSs.-Family,
Iav AMI Music School for iinI Primary Academic
Clessca and POSTGRADUATE Courses. ..... ,,-.,
MISSES POK1 EK Il CHAMPNEh, P1nclpaiA
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GENITAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF NEW JERSEY.
lIV LIBKgIY-rI.
NEW York Auril 1874 \

NEW YORK April G. 1885
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the An
~ nua Meeting 81 Stockholders Of the CENTRAL
RAILROAD COMPANY OF NENJER-EY to elect nine
iof The ensuing DC held az
the Company Jersey between the lours
Of II O'Clock N AMI O'Clock IN, OF FRIDAY. MAY THE
SEVENTH, NEAJ.
Tie Transfer Rocks both Ncw.York and Philapelphia
will closed Friday The sixteenth Instant TO onday
the Tenth prOxlmO
By order.
SAMUEL kNON SECRETARY
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AETNA Is THE WONDER
OF The lgth century Call or address
ACTIN A co. 80 6th-avo, N Y.
european advertisements.
GRATEFUL-CoMFoRrIN
EpPS'S COCOA.

BREAKFASr-" By thorough knowledge OF the natural
laws which govern the Of digestion aud nutrition.
and by o application Of the fine properties 81 wels9
iected Nj, kpps has provided brcskfss tsbes With
favored beverage which heavy
doc ors bill. isby the iudoous OF such articles o
diet that be gradually built until strong
enough tendency discae Hundreds OF sub
Ito floating around rrsy % asck wherever
thore weak point We apo many llA SHAFTS W
keeping well fortified VITA pure blood and prop
erly nourlshed frame - Civil Service Gazette .
Made simply with boil water milk sod only ~ han
md tins ~ Groccr- labelled thus JAMES EPPS CO..
Homeopathic Chemists London England.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on and after MARCH %. 1880.
GREAT TRUNK LINE


AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
Trains York. CouTtlAnd sres
Harfsbur Ptsbdrg. and rho Vest. with Pullman P.acs
car car 9S casS c q aro Pd NJ Ss I
ns Gs.s cGR fIGSy Day CORY and Ed.
cea.{o al and IL 81 tssion. '.,a''''''
batpSfo #a,5astGa and he Scail in,t,i wa,alas'
ioona n.y. arriv q w.nlhttoa 30 "a .ni
nye Mas5nEton 995 p nj 1esi+ a. TO- S0o -.d ; Y
For Atlantic CITY except sunday Through Parlor carr.
s2 r.. sesas t5 5S stations.
on S a hsysy go A. sSd 10 hot SOP IA.
and Ssr,SG ya S az;
via Bat more aud Bay Line. 80 m week Sys .,,..
jer,sv tty sdordns speedy and 10:
1+sis: From PitsSugs 80 SO d Is Sss
?s a sss mn $50 sE 1875 n
sgHss sS0 ssJ 90 saa c T o2S
3 a sS sss 81. y Jss 81 Si
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
express train, leave NewYok via Dssoos's' and Court
p as Is .s ast T. % sni
sm% I'D ss1 .ss ,, "a; ana pisSl ., a,o
s'Sad 9t,' l s''2s
ids a m Limited Express y and so p M le 90, g
s!5 3 o. o. ss ga $40 Ys a 4andf fr5.
ic Ss ~ PPhi.Seiphia u. Camden a NJ daily except sa
ficsct omce. SO 49, and s.t Broadway Astog House.
and foSt Of Desoo':ss and cogra9d' SIS a.
pnseh. Hotel. Ho6oken station Jersey cfy Enlsr.ns
Ticbet once: 10 Battery Place and ss'e Gs s
Da Ins S' no DO 6otol, aad residences
GsneraI Manager. General Pa,s'r Aeen.
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tyvEsT SHORE RAILROAD.

w n Y G. & II R. Il. r. Co, lessee. ,,,,.,,
THE WEST SHORE ROUTE l. ALONG TIE WISE
SHORE OF THE WORLD FAN D HypSS9E !. n,I I,sIR
AROUND FOOTHILLS OF CATSKILL NOUN Ala p
AND Through BEAUTIFUL VALLEY OF fHH
On and after March o. 1885, VIII leave Yves; i2i
~ station follows -.-.,-- 49,, -.
North River ~ earlier than from foot Of Wess
Detroit and Chicago $3.50 m 900. $40 II. siesp's
through. - ,.,.
buffalo Rochester, Suspension Bragg Niagara faIs $50
a n 900 - 10 D. IN. Sleeper. and dsWing rOon cars
L uca and Syracuse % 80 Il % IS 20. = p p ~
Highland. POkeepse and .ngsOn ! TO. $50 LIZ q Nc
35a q, .l2 o D. n, and '6OO p. m. or kingst9n
ssugertie and Albany .7lo % 30 II IS l. N. s5j 800
cstssfl u. Il TO- $3.50, ll.25 m; Ss5. $40 $50,
Cranson's West Point, Cornwall and New9urg. '7lor
% go .IMlN l!25 m $3.50 SO 'sl0, -lIio p IA, aat
400 y m for Crsnston's Cornwall and Nc~Jlrg
For NontraJ and Canada Fast 500 2. n. 49,.
Hari',on London, 90 80 m, 800, $40 p m IoroatA
$3.50 a NJ tBOO .5lO p "a. o, An, ..
.Day ibay except saturday Other traius daily eR''2s
Fo ckes time tables. psrOr sleeping aosommods
tons or Information apply AZ Offices bro0Say@
fioot Of Fatonst New.York CITY 30 3sS 3'i e4
Broadway 1881 Bowery and West shore stations nDot
Vest 153st and foot Of jay st. NORTH River Msst,9s.S
JxDress call for and check baggag from hotes anu eh
dsncss. orders can be left at pe.s ogie ,iNErr
$50 Broadway. General passenger Asen.
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NOTICE to the stockholders and TO the crcdi-
- OF tLe philadelphia and Reading Company
subsoqucn to ihc mortgage bondbOcrs
the the PAladelp h.a AID es1ing Coal Iron
Company.
in aCtoTu with the terms ~ oar with
o. Recon .trucuon iiu-i.s ~ te sad two conn
ready deposit.
%. Dos and issue therefor
Gates exchanged graved as the
Doe prepared The latter to bc countcr-Eucd
the IIuSt and safe Drpo.f oupany II Phadc
pl who d. the Cusodan- OF the securities
pending IcoIgarifstOn
days' notice 10y Advertisement viii be
time for The payment % assessments.
Full r rma ION with copies 81 the prospectus agree
viii hc furnished appca al the Me.sIs
Brown BTOteIy Co, 80 as. who wal the stock
and securities for our account
BROWN BROTHERS q CO.
II
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For Bows and Young Men-Country.

For BOYS and Young Men-Country.
ALEXANpEK, ,, INS SI.In. Military
Trlci.I6. r. WILLIS. Ph. D.
pETTs ACADEMY, stamford, Conn.
ID boys boarding ,ceoo Of hr highest g'1a r,nc,nsl
pOPDENTOWN MI MILITARY INSTL
ID iUTF Prepares Tor colrgc scientific school or ordi
r-y io,ao1s loSie alter reality location
Homekecare Address Rev II dAS2GN a. NJ
BOYS and YOUNG MIN privately fitted for
Goese co"dinGn" Of sT|q %sq' f Sss
summer u "in"i' M -
IL iord Conn Parents WHO unfortunate in the man.
geent Of her sons WI o. W.. r. prom ~ To-, r'- mug
EkEEHOLD INSTITUTE Freehold. y. j.
as y.e and G;s HsGSs% rS
HEMPsTEAD INSTITUTE, HIempste@d
catalogue and particulars adareas the Principal
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY,
ii wCcsssF Mas $ot year SSsin ssDt 1885
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY.
j Chester Costly Gnildings IhoIGngl instruction. A
elasd. hnssG coGIoSEL rhRo HYAfr rTesdsnG
DECTORY SCHOOL, lIamdcn. Conn.
IL AFsWy RS FOR or fSq"s hS Srs,or
$500. spring Term opens April ~
DEV. A. G.. SHEARS, NJ. D., founder of the
New Gonn for The best training q young boys
IA health morals manners and books references
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.
/ Department Of Arts. III. Scientific School. III.
Wharton school Of Finance AMI ECONOMY ".
Pbosophy V Course Music VI. Medical school. VII.
Dental school VIII. Veterinary school TX Law school
a biological school. Nj. Department OF fhllOsuphY.
IL making inQdlTy please specify department.
University OF Pennsylvania West Philadelphia Penn
Miscellaneous.
4 LADY residing in the country near Long
N Beach tockaway. minute from depot. 10
10 trains day u miles nom New DIX VIII p1lfd lew
ol with tGiOn terms reasonable Address
Mis- u. PearsalPs l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-13
financial.
N OTiCE.

Holders Of General Mortgage Bonds Oft
WABASH, ST. LOUIS Il PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY
who have not signed the agreement OF July D. 1850 arc
noned that bonds will be received under that
agreement after April "a $50 Up to aud inclnng tnat
date deposited with the purchasing COn'eo
on payment Of two per cent la cash. ,, ,..,,,oo
Na,v york March 2G 1876 q. ID. ASHLEY secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-13
Tor Potb Sexes-CitY.

rI'HE BERLTlI SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
- West 2%dst. also i.ro'kyn 2G Court 49, Boston
Institute toI loaln 10 speak modern Tongues
Zee very reasonable. Spring term begins now.
X EAST G5TH-ST.
led MISS CUISn 1LMs SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
Harvard Preparatory Glass 81. Boys Classes