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Rallrca0s.
ATE|V-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RiVER RAILROAD. -
GREAT FOUILTHACk TEUNK LINE
CpANn cFNTRlL STATION.
Lsrses. nd BIZ fas.easer sgoa D. Amer,ca

Larges. ana Finest Passenger station In America
room aar4 NcS.Yofk to Albany. and Albany 70 Montreal
via ID. II. H. X. also East AlbaAy TO 81 Adams VIA
. 80 S'i a. n, FAMOUS sTEAM.HEATED VISIT
tompo.c, exel.siyely Of bgres smokng-car dining
esawinSreom nd Sleeping ears for Albany Utcs osft
and Toledo. arriving Chicago az 80 a. M -; I0us
40 ~ n nrxt Gay. Connects at Cleveland Win train
10 40 a. n, Chicago Express for Niagara Fails To;
rontc Cleveland Cincinnati. tnSsnapoHs Dctf2it and
ChlcagO dIawnsrOoia cafs 70 Iashaaisua ald Aochv~
al 30 A. M Western Kew: York ami northern Express
Adams &c Drawing room to Troy.
80 D. m Albany. Troy and Utica special. with draw
7 5:53 D. m. Accommodation to Albany ard Troy. Con.
nocts for wnliamstown, North Adams and intermediate
p'.tt ~ a. Fast Chicago Cincinnati ani St. Louis tx.
press for Niagara Tlls, RuGqo. Suspension Bridge To-
roao and Cleveland CinenEai indaniPI SS non,aa
sleegng and dining cars ,--.,.,-.. r-,,.,..
No. To- N M. VIA lad noue p6n md via
Atlantic Railway daily except saturday aud % Syracuse
and Cananaaeua daily except sunaay. sunday tian
% p H." Special Man Limited arrives a. Rochester
70 q. ~. Buffalo 30 .. m. and cleveland 20 :. ~.
- Il 30 Fast Might Express tor Rochester Buff
sleeplnc.ears to wateFto@n, VIA Utica daily ex'
IL midnight for Saratoga Whitehall and Rutland
Sleeping ssis to Albany Connects at Albany with train
Tickets and space IN dravinrroom end sleeping
sale at Grand Central st3on Alb l5 sni 942 Broadway
Iss;hsstt Station NV YORK ss5 wsshinaom and 80
Fulton SIS. Brooklyn. and 10 4th-st, WILLIAMSBURG
Wcstcors Express calls foE ana checks baggage from
Run daily; Others daily except Sunday, tStep at
i3sthst Station take passengers or North aud West
J. NJ. TOUCEY. General Superintendent
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Carlton Sales Of Real estate.

TRUSTEES PUBLIC SALE,
Estate Of HENRY CROsKEY CO.
Valuable Coal and Ore Lands.
D0s7 ACRES,
IN CENTRE AND CLINTON COUNTIES, PA.
on BEECH CREEK RAILROAD.
Abou, 81 miles west Of Wlamsport
TUESDAY. JAN. Is. 1880.
At I2 O'CLOCK NOON,
AT THE PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE
Corner o. Third and Walnut streets.
WILL DE SOLD AT PUBLIC SALE.
All those tracts NJ land Centre and Clinton Counties
culsy Vaa estimated n contain Y.oST acres, more or
1esT These lands are situated la the Beech Creek Ite
plrn about - miles ~ Wiamsyort aud the Eerch
Crccl Eafned runs through them distance nf
miles The Trustees have ~ tlnr possession copies OF
report upon the lands made by Gcorec Armstrong. Pro
fesr ~ Geology, after survey o. 1000 acres. n which
the resources o. the ard ~ coal non limestone and
peat are fully stated
tni,es Of hi- report, with other information tic
character of property, may DO obtained from William
H. shawn President OF the National Fah@ OF the Re-
TERMs-One.thId cash, the balance to be secured
al 900 to b. raii down at the iiIne Of ss.c.
Conveyance from Trustees to I've with ordinary cove
OF special warranty.
by order Of JOHN I0EER. WELSH,
DELI NODLiT Trustees
WILLIAM Ii. RUAWND
~. THOMAS b SONS.
lucuoneers 40. 1886 South Fourh.st
Phila.. Dec. G. 1888.
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS Ar THE EXCHANGE.

The princlpel sslo at tho Exchange yesterday by
Il. v lianstt Co Of nyc foarstcy brick mats or io'
e5N1oo each. situated at one-hundtefand twent'-'hS
and the southwest corner Of Tenthayc Jhe properly
was sold rndcr foreclosure for So coo 10 John BusI
No 2s Eln,s,. the northeast sdc, thrcc-s.oy
William Kenncy & bro. Tor $4,000 20 the plainuE Ia
Board Of Directors of the Exchange met or Inc
FIRST since the election Monday Iast TO ap?ons
pointed president Mycr = Issscs nrst vice president
LUy1eS sce SSy9sG George 4 nSad Tsssaa After
The apponment cf the ssnang cenm,eS 10" hanrc
whatever In the policy OF management Oh 'he HN'"""7
NcwYork Friday Dee II. 1sss;
The following sale was made at 'he Exchange a"a Au'
'''' ''''"' Wy: ~ VIM Kennedy & p:othes
Ss2 p SSgg C s,l le Ii Danaas
Sale OF Ave lot, in West 77thst cor OF s'h-aVe' was
'O'ur"s0 10 D'i by 4. II. Muller & Son 49,, o o-o
sale Of Two d BUILDING gas Win sau G TOT Dee is
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TR,NsTERs-N. Y CITY.
chays 81 Of - 12 aSi5as 2 2SxsS george
e SseaS ,5 n " Mi;e to same oCooO
olssS 20 + os 10 q 81 ' = o. il PH
ave 222 c-3xloos W LarremoIe. referee ., nm
IONS to iyI iss fl 1i q fP 5Saaxe e5n5sy Il
Ia5 s$ leg pi # i oi s BhSSa' ai1xiGo i
john Burns to Daaiei = Donoyaa1n ,oo,,. ~
ii'1"F = bos e iGS 10 u jacob % Wen $1,000
sntm no1 ~ ieiSr.c. 10 Bella Fisher 1900
7otS.s, n :. Il # OF Sd:a;c. 25xiO22 10;
Nss TI.:s 4 e.! to q na g GG 8 So 81 CT
v9r SS1 GI'"'n 4V''pA'"' anu c2oOO
Z'u'' stilMe 10 10 Cora az / fsW1encc $4,000
y estate Of James \ Hamilton to Mr. Whaley 81,
Same properly; Schuyler Hamilton &C al TO SAM
same property Alex a% ~ iS1 Ct al S to FIT
MT ~saay aud wife to Ee;oimed Protestant 90 ,oo
a4th. Di'" No " loo 10 West a5uoo John HaasOn
., and wife to John LOOMS S MIN. "a, xo7 AZ
99llMl2.0; W II Ramsey ct al to Light,
St NieRea~sye, e cor Of 12sti.st, 1oIxi7.sx
stl.aIe dnicSior ioi 100 Il OF aud 80 IL
It 5 o. 44;h-st 5Ox5o.a1.2; Henry Naylor .oo
ana wife to The Gospel Table mach, yhgTch ''ooU
Heniy Naylor and wife 10 S Lindenbcree1 10, OoO
Young to Goorse + Baxter $4,000
-o George ct a., a to r, FT"Gk sg ,i,,oyc sie1a
MOO 5; 4 Ii Van WAGNER 10 CARD 10000
lSsIst $ 100 II q 7th-ayc. SOoS90.ll; Ira
sa sS Sop aaq vie Is.Is 10 isnss Robinson
bishka to LSais VcekSr and another 90 SOC
! st Nichoas-ave. n q cor of i2Sth.st lOlX91.1X
to Gedrsc Erdm riin% P"' ""'''' ~ sos
OIL 5-sxl7.0SG64 10 estate OF Joseph
Pinckney 10 Joseph Conselyea
Same properly; Joseph Pnekney and wife
same property; { = Mcres to N Pinekney.. ]
Eva Krschen,ly 20 Fanny Jacobs $4,000
Hoiiwrnkc and ano e%fs etc to 4 HelmEe 1926
| and wife TO Martin c Monaghan IL interest
1otb;st 5 lS T 4 of S'p l5H SS
III
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11nblit Noiire.

1Jnbllc Aoiire.
FINANCE DEPARTMENT.
BUREAU FOR THE COLLECTION OF TAXES.
NO. 81 CHAMBEEs-ST. iSTEWARr BCIIsDlNGl
KEW YORK, December 3. 1885.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
THE RECEIVER OF TAXES Of the City Of
NcwYorlS hereby gives notie' all persons who have
pay their for the ycaf 1883, tho
MIN az his occ before the nrst DAY OF lam
vary. 1883 provided by section SAG OF the NewIOrk
City Consolidate Act OF 1882.
Upon any such remaining unpaid the fret day OF
December 1888 Win De charged received
ans collected addition thereof and
such tax remaining unpaid first day % Jauua =
1850 ineict VIII be charged received ard collected
inc amount thereof ~ the rate %, pel centum
10 d. calculated from the nst day o. October
VII rolls and for
bo tnves Of 1855 were delivered the said Receiver Of
Taxes 10 the date payment pursuant section $40 Of
'- 40 GEORGE w. MCLEAN
Receiver OF Taxes.
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apartment frusrs.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS,

Elegant corner apNtnents l57th-st and lOtl-nve.
AMI bath 1900 % 1910 PER year, also corner
store ior drug dry-gooi house shne nrstca
grocery convenient to l. station cable car. pass the
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Drn Goods.

| AIDES Antique Writing Desks, reduced
~ Ia. Special offering Chairs, Rockers. Tables.
Clrpstings Rus. MGt;lngs large assortment ANDREW
IkerEWS SONS. I'll ErnaiNnv.
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CENTRAL RAILRoAD. OF ,3 NEW-y yTjSI

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF .NEW;,-gJETRRSSIEY,
y FOOT QF L1gEET3 S SGTam5I f9 IFS RIVER
aoo I III ,or r1 Eaton -sot6e6en Allentown Mauch
oh49 IS e1 ~ i5r Wilmington Eason Bethlehem Allen
''Hs 30 Sl'f H. s Remington Lake egacggg EqsiS9
Bcthiebem AllontoTn .iaucn nIiSi " .Ianaaua
sfmok!n Su66ury. LewiAurl W,li.2msport .r.u..,..
usiadS Chunk INK Rda4.a 5go' naT..Gasa ,,s.%
c, 40 Se iSr sa' seiaaion TamaqSa sSSpcs%
30 D. H. Tor Wilmington, Lake ioiaeonS Ea.!on.
SiS y H. i5r i.aston, bethlehem. Allentown, Mauch
Chunk. Heading, Harrisburg, etc On sraday' at 30
e #;s In R,s slq I.ssy f FsR.
Ocean G} oe. n 1n IS l sania '1 rot Pa-aa
wd68 Mi6ee Tons rs Eer io drncga et Pao:
e': a. and 80 h. n Tor ATLANTIC CITY. vInclana
59 3 sI5 10 30. II Is a. m. I, :. 40 80.
Ci0 Is 30 except sa,ur loyl D. IA Sundays. a. . a IA
s 80 D. n. foi Perth Amooy
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA
BoUND BROOK ROUTE
Heading = Leave ioo1 IAess'y;.s X H. a, l. 7A5
%. % o.. ul 30, so 4 o'dO : .SJ i y. L. SLN'
DAYS ~ o. III 80 y D. H., ,.ao ..oo -.,o
e n d. hav- correction Tor Reading. harrisburg. Potts
n ;ae.s and psrlor Cor seats re procured 40
90 100 ~; s , ;ofaway 5s1 "a We 1870 30
o, p frs9s511Fs2 v Beasy e, t and ,,o,
baelaes from hote or residence. -
/ .AHIJn VALLEY RAILROAD,
rAssENCER TRAINS leave foot OF Cortlandt and
Go g. IL for Cataasuqia and intermediate points
L. h. .ar Geneva, Lyons EimlEl i,1chesfer. BuHalo
ant the West and principal local po!eH CHAR c4i "
Eliniia
II a L. foF Cherry Ford ard Intermediate points. .
b. f9r Tunkhanu0ck and interurdate po.nts th2lr
10 IunkhannolE. Connection 70 Reading ana Harris
lao D. M for Plttston ard principal intermediate
to,fs Chair t1r % j. aud u. Junction.
40 b. 40. f0l Atvch Cnunk and picrnehdto points
Co1tectf1a ~ Rcg1.nL AL Harrisburg CAAs car 70
o. n f.F Geneva Lyons Elm.Ia, Rochester Buffalo
and Tho Wet Pullman sleeper % Lyons .
Trains leaving 40 5 a ~, D. ~. ana 54O J. m con-
neet r All Joints IN Nehauoy and I1IctOn coal regions
SUNDAY TRAINS.
m for Mauch chunk. HAia'on anu inefneuiao
5.f5 u m for Coplay and intermediate points
D. m. for Geneva Lyons. Elmra. Rochester. Buhao
and The Pullman sleeper Iyon-
General Fasfefn ONCE. 235 Bf0afway.
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0fGcher5.

-
. lest TEACHERS supplied, no charge; teachers
y. wanted lcs "a lion ee Vacances always on hand
form .or stamp. X 7. AVERY, American school Bureau
West 14Jh-st, y. y.
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
a sup les Professors. acheis Tutors G0NefnHeses;
g.. 10 COLLEGES choo', ana Families. Apply
Mrs. N. J. YOUNG FULTON. % Union Square
a TUTORS, goVcincssos Professors, teachers all
a branches. ciicugTs school. sumlt1 paftn's MOD
EN- languages spoken. MIRIAM COYRERE, 81 East
'.''- r-- '.1,lw1k
* .,u~."At 1END HLKs AGENCY formerly Chi,
b cGgo supplies superior teachers f0 schools college
ind families Mr.. J.. FIEIsi AN BHoCkWAY. IS
West 9sd-st. Rscommends schools 10 parents
rVEACHEHs WANTED -L,dlcs: superior teachers Of
4 vocal nv SIC taiifOfaia and pennsylvania; Eng
lI-h. French and music f"I city family; gymnastics for
college. Desatte system; kneluc tner speaking Ger
man; classics narhcWa les physics, omth graduate.
Apply 20 Mrs NJ. j NOCN|-FC LION, American and
Foreign Teachers Agency. 23 Union Square
w ANIED.iosc fIie>es two native French very good
ll German. VoDa music Southern school German com
ianon gOvcrress for south gentleman Cethoic primary
Erc'ish. French ari>h. nah mates. classicS Tor
church school MIRIAM COYRIEkE. 81 East 11th-st,
between ithave ana broadway.
w OMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU TOR
W both -uuies professors teachers foVernesses
musicians. horTeseelCrs companions chapcrones tc tt
colleges schools and families also 5ookkeeperN stenosFa
lAcrs and coly.sfs business firms
Mrs A. y CULVER 32J 5thaye- New-York Clti.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
" Trims leave Ch2n0crs-s- Station week day. i9s
Inelcwool. Te.gny Cio&er awNl5 sad Nah 70
$50. O:1O, g; 40. . 10 30 D. M mlanieh su2aays
r. o 30 a. H. T. = 10 D. n Adi'4oha trans 10 C'es'
kin ami way Q 20 a. N. and 30 p NJ
nor Manuel. spl.us Valley Monsay aAd IaHmaus
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sT, HE TARIFF OF 1854" pamphlet o. % large PAGES
living rates OF duty Ia force, IN full, together
viii ho etiro Free List valuable Tariff infor
nafieo Timely for reference and Absolutely correct
Price 10 cents copy. Published By "Ths Tribune"
Aes-yC.k
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Gitn propsrip for Gale.

Z, OR SALE or TO LET-330 Loxlny'on.ayo. n nice
4 order; Immediate possession. &lLAND WHIT
ING 3 BcekmGn.st
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Buainess Droptrip for Sale ana 20 &c!

BUILDINGS. STORES, LOFTS AND OFFICES TO
ID LET, ON BeeKmln. Ann, FULTON, JOhn Pearl W.T.
lam, Nassu and streets In tbs vicinity. RULAEJ 3
WHITING, EeskuAn-et
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EOR IulLADELPHIl

Express trains leave NcW1 Ork Via DesDfosses and COr
landt Streets Ferries. follows:
c 30 20 5 o. Chicago Limited with Dining Car, and
10 Washington LiHlteI. sn1 II o. - 20, l, 2
800. A. 80, .. o, 80 and . P m, and II ~
and D. N. sundays, Express. . 10. . %. LmiteIl
and 10 Q. m. q. 4:SO 5 8, 9 80 aid y. M and
- Is night. Accomlr orstiGn. p. m.
Trsirs ir1ting Newton daily except SUNDAY. Of s.
snd II 10 .. NJ l. .. 4. o. p. m aud 10 ., m, and
D. " On sunday eSnnest az Iiea,2n ior Eamaen
hsior House aud u Dcsbr0sses and Couan1t SIS
Cou t-,t and Brooklyn Ann.N station foot Ok tn9n
8 Brooklyn; Station Jersey Cltyi EmgFans Ticket
once. Castle Garden, - - - -, -, 80. - ,h...
Tho NcwYOrk Tlansicr Company VIII coI LOT 'nu chocA
laggage from h0f T. and residences ~ u,oou
IIlAS T.. pUGH J. X. NbvD...
nerAl Nanager. Ncneia fas, ! Nkcu-
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AIR spOidrs. octave. 800
The ftind..rI authority on
:. Euif6 Or sailing, swim
horseback riding, etc, &C.,
lshrd by rir Tribune New
.e!sally coa s!irlcnted hs tina
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
4 On and after d ccmbsr 81 1883.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave h-w-lOra. via DesOIVs-e, ana COttandt
Streets Ferries. follows:
Harrsbufg. pifburg and the West with Pullman Palace
Cars attached 9 90 No., g 20 Dining Cap and B
J. n daily New York ana Chicago Limited OF Par.
lor Dining, Smoking and Sleeping Ncstiouei Cars a.
90 =. Ia every day.
Wllam.port. Lock Haven 100 m, 100 p. n CORY
ard Erie at 900 T.. m, connecting 90 CORY for Titus
Vic ana the OIL Regions
For NorrisOwn, PhocniNyilis. POttstown and Reading
II 900 a. m.. 90 90, and 90 d. m Sundays
Is and 10 90 a. IN.
irgtqn Express Of Pullman lqror Cars daily except
sunday 10 90 a. II. arrive washington ! 100 p; m,
ington PIG y N; regular az . 20. 100 and s go
~, ] 90, Q 200, 4 30 and 100 p. n, and 12 -
night. sunday, 6:i5 and 200 d. M. 4 80 and . 100
Fot AtanJic city and Cape Nay, 90 p m week days
Long Branch. Bay Head Junction and Intermediate
noon 20 aga 900 p "a on sppo oa o;45 a. II
For Old Point aad Norfolk. VIA New York Philadelphia
aud Norfolk Railroad 200 ?. daily via Baltimore
and Bay Line. - =. wee days.
Boats Of Brookyn Annex" connect with oil through
trains At Jersey City. afordng speedy and direct
transfer for BROOKLYN travel.
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Cost an0 forn6.

= OST-Eanhbook 40. a03 G5l. BanA for Saving. @
Il Rlecckrr.-t New York. payment stopped f'a-'
return book t0 bank.
i OsT-Banabocr No 533 SEQ. BANK for savings %
- .B.crcAer-st. NeW-YOrh Payment stopped fteeT
return book 60 rank
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fertures nno Aleetirss.

An ELECTION Of twenty Managers Of the
"A New-York Institution for the Blind and o. thres
INSPECTORS OF Election will be held the Institution.
slth-st and 9th-ave. az o'clock Oh the afternoon OF
"Wednesday December 10. 1ssS. . -
FREDERICK AUG SCHERMFRHORN, sec'y
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PARK HOUSE,
SUMMIT y. J.
Fall and Winter Resort
Nearly 900 feet above ude-Water
Within ! hour from New YORK
200 feet OF piazza incose1 with gias&
New system u steam heat
Perfect D,un,(nE and sewerage system
Superi0s water supply.
JOHN A. HICKS. Proprietor.
- FRsONs seeking mlla dry plney-woo1 climate,
PROFESSIONALLY indor.cd whore yellow fever has never
Secn known. and desiring thc creature comforts OF
varm. w-li-apIoln.ei hopso and gool cooking should
al1sess THE HOBYIRK INN, Camden, 5 c. North
mana ccacnt IN season. Circulars
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THE BOOK OF OrEN.AIR
Il pages illustrated The
American open air amusemcnts.
ming. ball playing, shooting. hors
IN full 81 per copy, .fublished
YORK. EntartAlnins and ua.veIs4l
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Canrin1 Sta0cmies.

L;lurln1 &ta0cIiee.
4 LEXANDER MACGREGOES. los WEST 55THST.
- Classes ana private Instruction daily
Gcntlemeu's c,3ss Watt only. 5rgns saturday even
ine Dec. !. Hall iei lot private entertainments
LIEN rODWORTH NO GS1 FIFTH AVENUE
~ C.ea ami private Lessons new open
Glasses for gentlemen will Conmene, Dee.
Tor uIus. &c, send 2eent stamp Zoe circular
a -CNEritI'S DANCING ACADEMY. so 9TH.
= nvc. between 1851 aui l4th-ss. private and class
Lessons all hour laiy assistants special term. LOT
tus ana families; crsses attended city or cOuhtf.
N..z tsusa, rapidly classes Afternoon ana evening terms
Moderate.
TrrT.NASDO'S ACADEMY. 1Go East 55thst Bank
l. Brli1iDc], school Tor Dancing, Department ana
Iblisthenic Exercises Classes now forming SEND foi
''rcuiaF
4, GORGE w WALLACE s CLASSES
- 70 West 5ath-st- ami HARLEM. 129thst. and 4th-
Sc circular.
AIR TRENORs. BROADWAY, 32D-ST.,
VI Leading Fashionable Dancing School Of n \.
Lessons given every day and evening Circulars.
Nfi. MANUEL VIII Ic.um3 his classes. Wednesday.
NIDcc. . Adlre-s -
barrett Uousc broadway and 43d-st.
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- Bosion Providence newport sad ~ list hap,.s'
trains leave Grand Gnuli station ~ P,y!iehce ll 10.
ton at 10 q. b. No. i.Hiiei fNpfesl % q nL
Dining carr; Night Expos 90 II - D. ~, d1iiy
Tor Newport 40 a ~. and D. l'alocc Parior Cars
OF Sleeping Cars on ail Express trains
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MANHATTAN EAILwAY COMPANY.

NBW-IOhk, Dec. II, looS
A DIVIDEND of ONE Per Cent On the con-
~ II lated capital Of this company for TIE quarter
ending Dec 81 1883, has declared payable az h,s
once on and after Ja ., 1879 The transfer DooEs VIII
1 closei on Monday. Dec. IL nj O'Clock p M ana ~
oIeEcd On Thu7sdiy Jan. 1889. a. 10 o'clock a. H.
d. ~. McWiLLGAMS. VrasuIcr.-
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Sale OF two buildings with lots Nos zoos ana =
7th.ayc IL Of 123dst, Adjourned 10 Dee ~
The Washington critic., 1888-04-07
SOCIAL MENTION.


A party of newspaper men, including
Messrs. Underwood Of the Boston Record,
Wynne of the Cincinnati Commercial
Gazette, Larner of the Baltimore Sun,
Williams Of the Philadelphia telegraph,
equestrianized to Cabin John Bridge this
morning TO breakfast, advertised time of
departure from the city being 1880. Mr..
George Martin of the New York Press
and others, who haven't weakness for
carly rising, followed at o O'clock The
party returned to the city in time to so
to press.
Miss Marguerite Spaulding of NJ street
is at home from Wellesley College for the
Easter holidays.
Miss Galliher of Georgia is visiting her
sister Mrs. Louis T. Shoemaker, at her
country home. She will remain several
weeks.
Miss Bullock of Lexington, KY, is the
guest of her grand parents, Rev. DIR. and
Mrs. Bullock of New York avenue.
Miss Parker of West Virginia is visit
ing Miss Carrie Morgan of Q street.
Mrs. Mitchell of Connecticut is spend
ing month with her father, Chief JUS
tice Bingham and sister, Miss Bingham
at the Hamilton.
Mr.. Charlie Burnett and Miss Burnett
of X street gave novel entertainment
Gould OF Indiana. 1t was an orthepical
contest, in which words were written on
blackboard by Mr.. Burnett and the
guests gave the pronunciation, right or
wrong, as the case might be. II was not
only interesting but instructive. Among
those present were Misses Wilkinson,
Morgan, Parker of West Virginia, Patton,
Jones, Chapman and Messrs. French,
Roberts, Keith, Jones, Professor Hodg-
kins and Drs. Jenkins and NJ. Muncaster.
Mrs. Jackson of Massachusetts avenue
gave q SOiree daasante last night to her
daughter Miss Lizzie. who is at home
from school in New York for the Faster
holidays. Her elegant house was thrown
open and hundred or more guests had q
thoroughly enjoyable time until late
hour.
Miss Simonton, daughter of u. S. Dis
trict Judge Simonton, of Charleston, S.
c., is visiting Miss Thompson, daughter
OF the Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury.
Miss Hewitt of Maryland is the guest of
Miss Becham at Judge Merrick's.
The Washington critic., 1888-04-07
FASHIONS Fancies.

An lnkstand ana paper weight all i'm
one is the invention of some one who,
probably, did not sit up very late.
In the naming of the new spring bon
nets very few women of any celebrity or
noloriety appear to have escaped.
New sunshades and parasols are al.
ready on sale, and the women have not
made up their minds whether they like
them.
Rose pots are more and more the craZe'
as IL is TO be very much doubted if there
is q French dressing table without one.
The Bernhardt shoulder cape and col
lar, all in one piece, is one of the new
things from Paris sure to be fashionable.
so.called vellum paper is something
new in "high class' stationery. The
fact that IL comes from London adds TO
the pnce.
Fur-ined and fnr-trimmed oyercoats
do not signify great deal these days,
Often they inclose the most unimportant
Of men,
Decorative art has not yet found way
to utilize the discarded high hat, which
is strange i'm these days Of even em-
bellished coal-skuttles.
Pearl bladed, silver-handled paper cut
ters are on hand for the class of buyers
who have no faith i'm anything that is
not sold at fabulous price
In Paris the women are carryinga silver
ball about the size Of a tennis ball, which
opens in half and holds enough sugar
plums for few hours
New patterns and styles in oyster.plates,
although they come late, do not look, as
if they were going ont of fashion yet
awhile,
100 many silver uinkotsand uicknacks
dangling atout girl in public soon get
for her the reputation Of NOT having the
most refined taste IL the world