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CENTRAL r. X. Co. OF NEwJkksEf,l
Nrm.YonR. Y nsnfasT, March ,Sras is, 1886
5s PAID G2 on nSFsssss due
THEAsUHFRs Srg.cy ,y yoS 40 uS Y ssoso7ss ~ isso
COUPONS OF The GENERAL SECOND
M9SaTs % sSS1s Sa ss s A 4
Tile books for the transfer Of the 5000 Regis
close Of March 9 checks Tor neIes. dgc on sara
Registered Certificates viii De mailed to holders OF record at
'H'" '''p''' R0B&RT LENox BELKNAP. Treasuror
IL r. HAMMOND, RECEIVER
iNDASAaNa' SWsst pttlS% 4 March - issc
81 e v HI be pa 6n and a :. that c
presentation at the 6s b ATkS saMK
oPPIcR or THE soyrHFay PACIFIC CoMPtNY, ., !
90 BRoAD.sr. (Ms Buillry) NEW YORK. March 25 1886
COUPONS due Aprll ], 1886, from the fol
~ lowing bonds viii be paid on and after that dat
southern pacific r. r.. Co Cal lst mortgaseep
Central Pacnc Il. X. O. Land q D. C., ,u,,, ,.te
sS%5sl sf;s a ss1 Isa5 R;'4Sn
Monterey r. r. Co list PoT,gafS 6Ktvs Treasurer
= OIICE.-Coupons of the following bonds,
date al the oiScc Of JOHN rAToN& CO. 81 williamst,
NsT. 81. i%fI iL%ofuIs JACKSONVILLE AND CHICAGO FIRST
"aSIssissIPrI RIVER BRIDGE COMPANY FIRST
IJ'UE INTEREST AND DIVIDENDS on the
fS9TnS oil a. ooRdt asf INR c q
Nassau Cedar sts NewYorS city. on and after APRIL
ATLAS ATLAS ENGINE WORKS, INDIANAPoLGs IND.
c1NcINNhTi HAMILTON & DAYTON r. R. Co
fs, on .oIiG oIs,sd s,sd MSr,s,S MST,s ss g:
COLUMBUS AND mOCKfNG VALLEY r. r. co.
DAYTON fafsi ASD MGT'fHff ST fHfGsx Is r. r. co.
GRAND RAPf6s Lai5f MOtts HS6 Se e1iNsDrANA R. Rco.
First Mortgare Unguar ,nteed 7s
First Mortgage Ex. Land Grant7s
GRAND HtvEN. MICH
INDIANA sTXTE. STAT 20
1NDrAShF5SlHsi HsS fHs'qaSslnsS'' nSD.
School 5s
prrrsprRS R1nsPP FBPRf s W&9S ss5;' nr CO.
sdccna scci aST5TaaS %dFtsass y II, .sssS saTe.
Third lo Mortgage gs e. e, NOR cent snsc,a Stock
sTAFFORD TOWNSHIP, IND.
Sc Ool IS.
APRTL2.
HAMILTON COUNTY. IND.
Gravel Road Us.
Quarterly Div'd lsi per cent Regular stocx'
APRIL TO-
JOHNSON COUNTY; IND
APRIL IL.
WHITE COUNTY. IND.
vERMILfioN COUNTY, IND
County Gs
BATH COUNTY. KY
CENTER T%WE T%WESs Up. IND.
nrcHLASp S1'HS5 '&HSo5waSNsHIp. IND
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FOR PHILADELPHIA.
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

w n Y G. & II. X. X. X. CO.. lessee, ,r-a,,
THE WEST SHORE ROUTE Is ALONG luE WISE
SHORE OF THE WORLD.FAM ID HlDS - nlrEh.
AROUND F 1OTUILIsS OF CATSk1LL NOUN NiAln,22s
AND THROUGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY OF ihS
On and after March 81 1885, trains will leave West 42d
st. stat ss follows 49,. .,..,o, lao, ., r.,. ..
North River 20 minutes earlier than from foot OF West
Detroit and Chicago 81 80 m 800. $40 sieepers
through 90, -, -. s,.o.... ,,..o,.h
BuYn Rochester Suspension Bridge agara fals '55V
a. H. 500. IS 10 IN. seepers and dra%ing'roo cars
Utica aud syracuse s93O. II % a m, q o. - % D. ~
highland Pokeepsie and Kingston 10 - so IL 70 M.
366 10 10: y D. No. '0:OO y. for Kingston. -
ssugeres and Albany. '7l0 $50 IL a. m. 3d. oo"
catssii. ~ Z TO- .9:so, Has S55. $40 pm. ,o
Ironston's West Point, CORNWALL and Newburg. 'I;l0,
$50 .IwiO. l25 NJ 800. 40 $40. u /" p r' and
900 u M for Cr. nston's Cornwall anh Nc~surg
For MontraaI and Canada Fast 800 2. NJ.
Hs-t on London, e 80 IN, 800, $40 p m ioroheo'
$3.50 a. NJ, f6O0. $40 Y m. o, ..,,. ,.uv .x..ns
Daily fDally except saturday other trains eNe'0'
n time tables paror sleeping aceommod
tons or Information. apply at ohces; p'oons. ok, c%
foo, of Faitons Now YORK Cty' 80 .,ou $ss s'i o
West ga st. and foot OF Jays Norta a.Ver wss,sessS
will for and check baggage from notes ana rcss
daicas orders can Oe left at tckci ofrceS ,.,,
oehces' o' HENRY M)NETr,
oao Broadway General Passenger Agent
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Nem Dubliratious.
THE CENTURY
FOR APRIL

n
FOR APRIL
CONTAINS:
LoNGFELLOw IN SOCIAL LIFE.
sy Mr: JAMES FIELDS An tnterssns RsTsO1s1 Per-" "a
early ambrotypc taken III ls4s
STRIKES, LOCKOUrS, AND ARBITRATION.
timely and important essay urging arbitration in labor
troubles. BY GEORGE MAY POWELL
ITALY, FROM A TRICYCLE..
ROBINS PENxEEs illustrated in twenty eight sketches
by JOSEPH PENNELL.
TWO SHORT STORIES
s,,er Taoea partly rae story Of mSnasc NE in ea,. ea,
Lady" by XRLo BATES.
TOY DOGS.
Notes on Terriers spaniels. etc. by JAMES WAT
son. With seven pictures.
THE "KEARsARGE" AND THE "ALABAMA"
q .Ts G se' n crs Onasv'' BY
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ocer Life on Ship Viewed Per Sv
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h ss tue q ss
The Challenge Fight in Creles-Ihe Destruction OF INC
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THE MINISTER'S CHARGE.
Further Mr EoTss. SSys IN Which hna1s.S, nsy
widens.
CREOLE SLAVE SONGS.
Including chapters The Lay and the DrFs Invs
by Kemblc and the of the most characteristic songs
CHRISTIANITY AND POPULAR EDUCATION.
plea for more thorough moral training in our public
tiers the ishop writes the question shall
the Federal Goyernm Give Popular Education
THE GRANT MEMORIAL.
Some inquiry bv the editor styewho shall make
iti What kind of a structuref
FURTHER CONTENTS
Comprise concluding chapters OF Mrs Foote'S novel; open
Letters from CouranGt Palmer. Rev Dr. Chas .. hooin
and others Poems. Bric-a Brac, etc
Price. 95 cents; 81 ayear. Sold everywhere
THE CENTURY CO., NY
MR.. STOCKTON'S NOVEL,
THE LATE MRS. NULL.
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"'The Late Null is the lion Of the month"; although
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The visible in this their exquisite
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simple for delicate touches Of fanc
funess and eIarating spirit OF
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congratulate novel upon the feast there
In The Late Mrs. Null ~ Hartford Post
"origin. bright and fall OF the authors delicate humor"
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Ciui0eno Notices.

ALL COUPONS due 1st prOx:. and the prin-
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For Boys and Young Men-City.
DOBERT X. RAYMOND,
III Late PRINCIPAL Boston School OF OratOry
KNICKERBoCKER RBUILDING.l4th-st. and 5th MY
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80 EAST 46TH ST.
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UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, No.
u lA78 Broadway, 42cst 49th year primary com
ercsl and classical DEPARTMENTS Instruction thorough
For Both Sexes-Cltv.
rT,HE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
WashIngton Philadelphia &C. &c. RecognKed everywhere
as the for learning 10 speak modern ongues
Fee very reasonable spring term begins now
TX EAST 65TH-ST.
LID MISS CHIsROLMs SCHOOL FOR GIRLA
Harvard Preparatory Class ST. Boys Ciassea
Art Schools-City.
AIRS. LOUISA B. CULVER ooo
drawing oil and water color painting still a nowers ana
landscspe. china painting and decoration
Studio, No. 80 Madison-ava
References
M Hnn,ineton President Nau2nai Academy o, DssSa
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Jnsirrriion.

For Rows and Young Men-Country.
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pOYS and YOUNG MEN privatell,y, fitted for for
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HAYWOOD SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-At Mil
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EORT HILL SCHOOL Cfor Boysl. .,oo NV
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FREEHOLD INSTITUTE. Freehold: n: D.
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matNHy Oyncstcr Mass M 81 soth year begins sept 3 1855
C. b METCALF A. M superintendent
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
HGsisi' SLY fSs%i;s rIs.tSE
Classics. English CoLoNEl III ho' II ! n - Ie-
PECTORY SCHOOL, Hamden. Conn.
IL Family Boarding School for Young BOYS
Kew II <s5o Spring Term Opens Aprii 81
DEV. A. G.. SHEARS, VI. D.. founder of the
II home school Offers rare cSans n nn IN nsns DIS apv Sny
in health. morals. manners and books references
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Department OF ATS H. IOWne Hclthiu, a.
wharton school Of Finance ani Economy. ~. Course In
philosophy v Course 10 Music y Medical school VII.
nental school Will Veterinary School lX. Law school
x Piocgical School XT Department OF PHILOSOPHY.
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University Pennsylvania West Philadelphia. Penn.
For Young Ladies-Countrv.
ssrTNHE ELMS" Springfield, Mass.-Family.
i Day and Music School for iiril Primary Academic
'Ase''a' MISSES PORTER & CHAMPNEY. Principals
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DOCKLAND COLLEGE-NYACKO ON-THE
IL HUDsON.-PrepaTatory and business for gentlemen;
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mum accon,motatons minimum rates From Pier ~ ~ IL.
foot OF Mur's , oo STEAMERS n and Providence.
of Annex from Brook Ign 43J D. m Jersey
City T. NJ
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LedutnG

and 0 IT, sG y aoS0S Ga nrSas cSmpa1
road Com pany trust series AL Sable ut the Office
OF March a.s 81. 1855 H.A.v POST Treasurer
OFFICE OF THE CENTRAL Trust Co. OF NEwYo
Corner Of Nassau and %dpr IIne .ns ss ,oos
SECOND AND FINAL NtSt2Afl bfHIbESD wi MS Or
be paid on and alter date al Ihis Office tockhod
aG s:s r2aR anf T Fs Ger
rEUs ae LOAN and ru.,
COUNCIL. BLUFFS CITY WATER WORKS Co..
TREAsURRRs OFFICE,
A BROADWAY NEw.YoRK CITY
THE coupons maturing April l on the first
mortgage sinking fund gold bonds tho Council Bluffs
dats upon presentation 70 the Trust dom
pIMis Mach "a, 1886. ''''
V'HE FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST COM
/ PANY. 2OAN 90 wILLIAMsr.
Ih fSf Sa and ss office of the
BURLINGTON & MISSOURI RIVER R.R.co.
CINCINNATI WASHINGTON & &BALTIMoRERRCo
CORNELL sTEAMBo BOAT co.
COUNCIL BLUFFS WATER co.
EMERSON TOWNSHIP
EVANSVILLE TERRE HAUTE r. r. CO., MOUNT
VERNON BRANCH.
FORT PLAIN WATER co.
JErFERsoNvILLE. MADISON & INDIANAPOLIS
r. co.
KEoKUK 4 DEs MONIES r. R. co.
MgNoMINEE WATER co.
MOBILE & OHIO II. r. CAk TRUST.
DO. EXTENSION
NATIONAL WATER WORKS.
NEwYoRK, TEXAS MEXICAN r. r. CO.
SOUTH YoUBA WATER co.
TERRE HAUTE & INDIANAPoLIs X. n. co.
DO. REGISTERED.
VICTORIA WATER 90.
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No. 23 BgoADlsT (bILIS BUILpMGl. }
NEW YORK. March 81. 1867
V,HE COUPONS due April /, 1886, of the six
per cent Bonds series A. and the six per cent 1911
Bouds Of .nis Company viii be paid after that date
| 'ns 'H'S0 " Wv EDw. 7. T0URNIER Treasurer
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after Mar h %. 1880.
nnr.A 4. a. N II y. Y \. L

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave via Uesorossos and Coutandt srees
Hars6ars fittsburg and the West with Pullman Paac4
cScaeo Limited Of .for Dining sEng aud Sleeping
Ss % for Gs anS sI:
gS5 % tho % south 1a RSa washington
o. Pullman PALACE Cars dy eSeep1 sSnay ~
m ssys & W.'nnston G rsxnaT sUG p at IT, so %
L. 80 aDd p m and y night sunday. 6:l5 u +so.
For Atlantic City except Sunday Through Paror oar
For Cape May. except sunday, iI:loaw .,.,o,,
Long Branch Bay Head Junction and stations %
On On sunday. s:iS a M and p. at Asbary
For od Pon. and Norfolk via Nswyork Psadepha and
s!cS i, yS,.sS ;,.,,.
at Jersey Guy arOrdng speedy and direct transfer for
rI,Os rrve From Psburg 7SO o l:so m e5s
gs5 day FES" s ~ m dn1 Bat%25s s1ass @
esc go q 20 81 M % $50 $40 and 1875 FTn PEla
delphia 80 go o 992 go s 80 & Is rs 20 20 80
ioS5 D. M anil l2:2O night suncay, 800 $40 $50 1880.
$40 1885 IL. 800 0'2o ooo' s20 9'S'' 1880 D. m-
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Anltion Sales.

CHERIFF'S SALE.-JOhn F. b. Smyth, Auc-
- tIoneer sells to-day 10 at 1863 Broadway upstairs
lot Of Chdrens and Misses Cloaks sacks etc by order
HUGH j. GRANT, Sheriff.
JOHN b. SEXTON, Under shcrin.
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Musical instruction.
CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.

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CENTRAL H. X. CO. OF NEW JRRsEr,)
llg LIBERTY ST.. }
NEwYonx March rs, 1886 \
A MEXICAN DOCK AND IMPROVEMENT
~ Co mortgage bond coupons. due January 1886 Will
be paid on presentation. Nv. WATSON.
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LUR NEW -HAVRN.--Steamers leave Pecq
IL Sip at o. m and II D. m. Sundays excepted II n
arrives In tine for early trains North and Eat
Excursion New Haven AMI return, 81 30.
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THE "KEARsARGED AND THE "ALABAMA

Notes Terriers Pugs spaniels etc. by JAMES WAT
SON With pictures.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1886-03-24

If any one wants to see vivid repre-
sentation of the Delaware whipping post,
he may do so by looking at a photograph
displayed in Mr.. F. q. Fritzs show win
dow, on Union street. The picture is a
photograph of whipping at Newcastle,
Delaware. 1t represents man tied to
the whipping post, his back barred, and
the lash drawn by the Constable, ready
to be used. Above, on platform over
the whipping post are two negroes in the
stocks. The picture takes one back toward
the 'times of Jeffersonian simplicity"
and the mind revolts at the coarseness of
the scene. True, one is inclined 10 feel
that such punishment is Justly due to
the wife beaten and the abuser of children;
but as general punishment for light of.
fences, it is disgraceful relic of barbar-
ism, and the State of Delaware should be
ashamed that it still practices it.
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49, @h----.s ------
A UNIQUE CYCLOPEDIA.

ext,emelv valuohIe Cyc,onoa,, 49,
of verv great nonn,ar ;ntares, y "nu
Cueio9sS;o of Tn;ne,saI isss. - nX w,
IL of which is inst published Move, H.
plan. and novel in form ar once beant;f',l
and convenient and at n n,;ce ,o,. ana,,
compared wi,h M AInrN,s a,wavs ,ea,
prices. this volume gives in ;,s neayl. soc
pages biooranhical sLetcbes ~ ono 49, ~
bred and eleven nrominant on,hors .,,;,h
charac,ar;s,;c sa,aat;ana e." ", ,i.n; VIII
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1886-03-24

The Jersey City Bridge Bill was de-
feated in the Assembly ON Monday night.
Messrs. Arnwine and Wolverton, of our
county, voted against it. These men
have been constantly Landed, by the Dem
ocratic papers OF the county, as peculiar
ly the friends of the people" and the foes
of monopolies AND corporations. Why
then did they vote against this bill? The
people of Jersey City, almost unanimous.
~, asked permission TO build the bridge,
and a large section Of our own county
would have been greatly benefited by it.
The country adjacent to the Central Rail.
road and its branches, comprising a very
large portions Of the State, would have
been afforded direct access to Jersey City,
had this bridge been built, with all the
advantages of finding ready market
there for their produce. The bridge was
demanded by the people, but was opposed
BY several large and wealthy corpora
tions. Is there any doubt, considering
the reputation which they bear as legis,
lators, what einfiuences" induced Arm
wine and Wolverton to vote as they did ?
Their organs will please explain why 1t
was that this precious pair, who are SO
solicitous for the interests of the dear
people, voted against this bill which the
people wanted, but which the corpora
lions opposed. Hunterdon Republican.
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THE FIVE PER CENT. BILL.


The bill to reduce the legal rate of in.
teiest to 5 per cent. in New Jersey, pas
sed the House of Assembly last week,
and now needs the approval of the Sen
ate to make it law. Undoubtedly il
will receive the support of Senator Large,
of this county, whose constituents are
largely interested in this bill.
1t is natural that corporations and indi
viduals who are money lenders should re-
sist the reduction, but as the laws are
made for the masses, and not for the few,
these have no just claim to be favored.
The rate of interest on railroad and city
bonds, as we'll as on government bonds,
has greatly decreased within few years,
and there is no reason why first mort
gage, or good note, should not secure
loans at reduced rates, in common with
other forms of securities, less solid than
these
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THE TARIFF LocALIzING ITSELF.

1.-THE most unkindest cut of air. that
the Kentucky school of revenue reformers
have suffered comes from Kentucky itself.
Ii was bad enough to have applications
for protection from Texas wool men,
from Louisiana sugar men, from Sou.h
men, buIiow ~ get strong remonstrances
from Kentucky hemp growers against Mr..
Morrison's proposition to put hemp on
the free list, in the interests Of free trade
that is sort of last straw on the nearly
broken down cancels back Fancy the
feelings of Mr.. Carlisle and Senators Beck
and Blackburn at this backslide of their
own Kentucky brethren The tariff ap.
pears to be localizing itself very much in
the "solid South"
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Charles Francis Adams, Jr., lecturing
in Boston, declares that sat last labor has
learned the lesson that capital has taught
it and is swinging the invincible force of
combination"
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pealed, and that this ordinance shall take effect
Immediately after its publication according to
law.
Passed March g. 1886.
JAMES H. CALLAN,
President of Common Council.
Attest Gro. NJ. HoLcoarBE, Jr., City Clerk.
Approved March 10, 1885,
H. MCDOWELL, Mayor.
March 49, 1886. Prs fees, S2070.
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MARRIAGES.

PEW-LAKE.-At the residence OF the brides
father, in Lambertville, N. j., March 18th, 1886,
by Rev J. A. Dilks, Mr. Fenwick Pew to Ella
Lake all of Lambertville N. J.
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YsPEPsIA.--Its Nature, Causes, Prevention
- and Cure. BY john II. McALvIN Lowell
Macs. IL years Tax Collector. Sent free TO any
address siarchs-4w
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DEATHS.

sHARP.-In Philadelphia. Pa. March 10, 1886,
Elizabeth, relict of the late Geo. w. Sharp, form
ely of Stockton, aged rs years. IntermeDt at
Sandy Ridge Cemetery.
BART0N--At his residence at Pennington june
ton, Feb. Is, 1886, after painful Illness Jediah
81 Barton, aged 81 years. 8 months and days.
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