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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-07
Gopar.nership Notices.
Railroads..
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET NORTH RIVER
Time Table OF July |, 1888.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW,JERRSSEY.
For p1LAbH iTI ifp0 and } TSEfHToS Bound Brook
Is h9g p " sU M p II no. 30 II ~ ~
leaving AZ 3, s,1 H. M 80 ot 10
VILE etc. a. m for Ea.ton, Bethlehem. Allentown
si5 a. H. FOR Lake iIopaco' 6. ErscOn Bethlehem ard
90 q N. for TlenIngtOn, EastOn Bethlehem. Allen
'0Tn 80 Hso' m O for Pennington Lake Mop,cens Esston
ton, heading Harrisburg pottsyle Tamloua shamokin
su9' p H. 1 or s%nso
Maueh Chunk, Reading Harrisburg, etc ,,...
CHUNK INK &sesbsrrd scfanton Tn%aqq1 sha@cEiq
30 N ad Or emnsOn Lake hoDa'o0"S E''0n
c9 for sS%PsSlIe and rsmine %on.,
Chunk, koadins, Harrisburg, etc. On Sundays at 80
r s1;. 80 1l:ls 80 a;a0 $50 oSo T. 30
sHssS cD sY5 5 fI;sS ssc SsS
wdoS me- sC $50 Rve9 Bnrnesa
~ LII 80 MIA !, I m for Beach Haven ATLANTIC
Co. 90 sis, 80, 1890 II Is m; 80.
Tds e RACES TuS S THuEsis y,
For LONG R RSSS ii %fr SS !! \. glove & etc.
s2ns n &c. 80 30 p ~ suSdSys osc Il 90
For Eibdron, Asbury PARK Ocean Grove etc, 100. oc
For MVoSNaMouTM PARK RACES on Tuesdays Thursdays
and Saturdays, 100, :o0 IL 100 a. m, 1915 100
For Atlantic Highlands 30 100 a. Il 100 Saturdays
For lakewood Toms River and Barnegat 30. 100 m
Te SS and paes be procured r. as
NewYorS Transfer COMPANY Will call for and check
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
GKFAT TRUNK LINE

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE =.
Trains leave New.lork. Via Desbrosses and Coraanm
=. Streets Ferries, az follows. w.. . n,,,r,,, p.,...
Cars atashed 20 m, 80 sDnng car asd p 5 N.
fai{ New, OK ana She9sS CAS- az ot
wIiamsIoft Lock Haven. go a. M 100 p m CORY
S Miie and and a. the > o oil Regions gc
Fer Fer fks14sa 90 & 'Ra an and
II 90 a. ~, / ~ zoo and = 20 20 ?. m Saturdays
Baltimore, Washington and the South Lmea Wash:
daily VITA Dining Car az 40 3 m. arrive Wash:
sn s Cd o ! sS and a 60 30 500 aa add Z
night Sunday, 6:l5 and a. H., 4 80 and . p m and
For Atlantic City. IL 10 a. NJ :co and 100 week
For Cape May. ! p. m. week days
Long Branch Bay Head Junction and Intermediate sta
lions. sia Railway AMI Amboy 80 10 ana 10 am
on SUNDAY 10. and . rs N. and p. IN do no'
For oid fains aa4 Norfolk VIA NewYOrk Philadelphia
and SOr2k lt1 9 p M nj qa,y' Via Da''iH''
poS ana 81 Fay b4o Ss 80 suG "sSm WITH all though
trains at Jersey City. OGordins speedy and dlfees
transfer for Brooklyn travel
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express trains leave New-iora. Via DesoroSse' and
tortandt sueets Ferries as ioloTs: wit, DINING O.,
and 10. Washington m0ei and IL a. m. II 20 J. =
Accommo laton 80 and IL 10 a. 40 and y. n.
sunday Express Sl' ana 8 b n's and aIs ni5
Trains Hss0% eaShs daily cxcep, sunday Of
and p IN. SUNDAYS connect at Trenton FOR Camden;
Ticket onses Nos 49, $40 and S "a BTSsadwey
Courst and Brooklyn station foot OF Fulton ST..
Brooklyn; Station. Jersey CITY, Lmlgrans Ticket once
The New'York Transfer Company VIII call for ant
check baggage tr9m hotels and residences woon
cH GHSer al Manager. General Psss'r 9ssn.
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TIE sEAMEN's BANK FOR SAVINGS,

TNHE TRUSTEES have ordered that interest
4 he paid depositors entitled thereto, under the BY
laws and In accordance with the savings bank laws Tor
the 81 months ending Both ultmo. az follows: .
exceeding one Thousand Dollars at the
rate ~ FOUR PER CENT per annum.
on accounts larger than One Thousand Dollars but not
exceeding Three Thousand Dollars at the rate OF THREE
PER CENT per annum
on accounts larger than Three Thousand Dollars. and
which were oyenci prior to the Limitation Of deposits by
statute at the rate Of TWO PER CENT per annum pay
able on and after MONDAY. l6'h instant
WILLIAM G.. ES President
HENRY +. MARSHALL, Cashier.
York, July ), 1883.
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7 FHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortlands and
Desbrosses SITS. as follows; ,..,,. ,..
for Geneva Lyons Emirs Roche ester. Buffalo
D. M for Tunkhannock and intermediate points Chair
car 70 TunkhannocK Connection to Reading and Harris
po! Sso 2 Sha III ca P' to f l. AID B.
CONNECTION to Reading and Harrisburg. Chair car to
MHpcn Chun FOR Geneva Lyons Elmira Rochester
no and the West Pullman sleeper !. Lyons ns;,,.
FAM d0vln Hg at anu p M and 40 D. H. con.
meet Tor NDhaSoy snt lIas'0n coal iesl0nA
g. m for Mauch Chunk naletOn and intermediate
c cSsy a n1on. Rms P RDess.se But
'a'' anu e General l Eastern oace, 2s5 BrOaSway
NEW-l0kka ONTARIO AND WESTERN
a.ss E:s rs!sor! !ny HsSt5 re 1 R tsr MA MA
Sa D Sn,5 So Bsa chesg6 Rome Oneida Fulton" o
wss VIII .aiSns lake, s'y Nsaop S'i W. '
w %sff t vasy :su EXON ehon f' "a,
sddleGwn BSSTnEe1rs k ~ DALI Monticello Falls
cs%pSs HALL Middle'cwn, BioGmlnsOurS' &uftsbOFO,
Jay wsS SS SI;rei d oGys e,
70 Sass p s c4SF g dGs Car
'''s sq e s aay
neburg Ellenyc Fallsburg Monticello. Liberty. White
Lake. Livingston Manor Walton. Debit ,
Pullman Drawing Room seats and berths reserved at
3o7 broadway. Time ;ables tickets, &c. 207. 3o7
Q45 |. 1923 broadway 737 6h.ave., 1874 East l25tlst
-0' "''' j. C. ANDERSON G. p A.,
Is Exchange Place. New-York.
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL
~ FOR RED BANK offB8Nc BRANCH. OCEAN
GROVE, AsBuRY PARK, OCEAN BEACH. SPRING
LAKE POINT pLEASANT &C. 1000
TRAINS Leave NEw.YoRK, FooT OF LIBERTY.
ST., 90 10 80 II Is m. Il 80. 80 80 80
Gas. expressl, 90 = 80 IS 80, SIS sundays,
o 100 a. and 1 100 D. IN. -
FROM FOOT CoRTLAHDT AND DESBRoSsES SITS.
$3.50 no '9:lo a. M; - zoo noon noon 2;S9 's;lo'
ZOO p. IN. Sundays: 7 rs. 0 rs a. m 100 D. m.
RUFUS BLoDGETT J. r. WOOD. H. r. BALDWIN.
Supt Gen. Pas. AgtPRR G.P.A.C. Nj.
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TIE BANK FOR SAVINGS,

TIE BANK FOR SAVINGS,
CT BLEECK Err ST. New-Yoik. July 2 1888.
THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES have declared
tho usual interest under provisions OF the by
laws months ending the 3Oth OF June, as fol-
lows: - -.
AZ the ratio Of four az per per annum all sums
% and upward exceeding ~ 600, payable on ana
after tho third Monday. being the 10th day OF this month
This Interest H. carried to the credit OF depos-
tors as principal the LIST Inst where 1t stands cx'
deposit
IL viii be entered on the pass books at time when
''d vs. ROBERT s. HOLT Secretary.
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ERIE RAILWAY Offices, 4o1,. BIZ,
" III and asz RroadMax 163 II RowerY. i37 Weskat

IL III and 057 Broadway, 1853 I2 Bowsry 1877 Westsss
Battery Place Chambers aud 23d Street fones. New
Williamsburg; corner Newark and Hudson st, HobOkei
81 Mongomeryst, and New Station, jersey City, whero
Tickets and Parlor Sleeping Car reservations and orders
for checking and transfer OF baggage can b. obtained TX
press trains leave 23t minutes earlier than time shown
from Chambersst local trains 20 10 minutes earlief
daily, Day Express. buffet drawing room coaches
ClncinDad and Cleveland
10 80 a. NJ week days Delaware Valley Express, parlop
car to Blpehamton, Owego, Eimira and Corning. IL.
9 D. m, daily Chicago and S. Louis Limited" soiid
Pullman train OF day and buffet sleeping coaches 20 Buff
falo, Niagara Falls Cleveland. Chicago. Cincinnati ana
St. Louis no extra charge Tor fast Tine ,-. ,,
Coaches 70 Binghamon 0wego EImIra. Rochester. Buff
faio. Cincinnati, and Chicago; Al, TN ay
soso sIs IsSsSS ;. il
suadays 80 2 e d rs % e Sss sa
$o &c. T. 80 90 10 20 Y H. niS IL noon
IL night Sundays AS 8 80, 10 80 q m ~ moan;
lA5 9 80 go 1oiS2 p n *; = sls Sa 10
= s 80 70 p M I'm e night Sundays: M $50:
HssSaSa sS fsqs?s &c. "a: ftS g. '2 S
IL night. Also Ridgewood, 30 NJ ~ y nl
to surern. 800 p m: sT59days, 4Ao' s'"o' N''''
re.burg and az corn VIZ I7 81 a. ~ 40 g. 80 90.
30 u SUNDAYS S1ys q a. M ii 10 a. p T. 20 M
Middietown and Fort JEWS As, 20 10 80 M
$3.50, 80. 8. 30 . D. n euhd"ys' . 40 o''" u
Express trains from the West arrive in NewYork a.
7'oS II so 2 q NJ pii s3d 10 20 p I" p FARMER
Gen'l Sup't General Passenger Agene
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OUR SECURITIES.

II purchased at s11sH would net per cent income
113.40 per cent income
10S.75 per cent income
1OA.27 per cent income
We sell them at par, and they will net you per cent
income Look over your strong box" and CONSlDth
the adyisaty dsposlng OF smaller paying Tor
few OF securities. ....-..
II ours PROVE just SAFE and make greater returns
we know YOU will thank for the suggestion we
know they will and back statement with our g As
ANTEE. All ask Is that YOU investigate GS our
methods OF conducting business. and the CHOlCE chai
acter OF securities Think Il over and when ,reaay
ie us convince you with such FACTS we are always
pleased to lay before any seeking perfectly secure
safe, and - -.x,uxw Am D.,
WM T. PRATT, Manager,
WESTERN FARM MORTGAGE TRUST COMPANY,
CAPITAL, S1,OOO,OOO.
40 AND AZ WALL-ST.: NETWORK,
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1nsirutiion.
For Young Ladies-Country.

For Young Ladies-CountrY.
TRINITY HALL, Beverly. N. -
Es;abi!she1 1907.
thorough homo school for twenty young lsoea Var'eo
advantages OF the highest order Careful training In man
ner mind and heart Solid culture In English Music Art
and IanguageS prescribed ,ourss for students pre-
pairing for any college Twenty-nrst year begins sep
tember %. For circular address the PRINCIPAL.
RACHELLE GIBBONS HUNT
WALNUT LANE sCHOOfs-FoRaERLI MADAME
w Cement,s.Eoardng AMI Day School for young ladies'
s2d year opens September 20 Acaiewlen ana oo on,
preparatory Courses. Pupils enter wellesley u" o"'
exa For circulars, address
Miss ADa NJ iS sM,Tpmnss Ge rnnnsipwSn phnA
WEST WALNUT STREET BOARDING SCHOOL for
w Young Misses and L.ue Girls i:cogcnss sep ,, ~
10Th year.. Miss j. IEAui MhsN ;phi n% pa
Catalogue on application. 4.3Oi Walnrtst. Pmada' IA
Miscellaneous.
CIRCULARS Schools both sexes cliy ana n1unprE
" with careful advice TO parents. MIRl IN W hiIhr-
81 East 15tlsj., between stn-a,e. ana Biuadwsy
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IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTIONS;

THE TRUSTEES of this Institute have de-
l carrd interest all remaining on deposit dur
inc hc three or months ending June 30 at the rate
q -FOUR PER CENT pr annum on $1,000 and under;
and THREE PER CENT per annum the excess OF
81 600 rot exceeding SO 90, payable on ana after the
''A'u ''"'"' " JOHN CASTREE, President.
c. d. HTATON Secretary.
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Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway Co.

GENERAL CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE PONDS.
New-YOrk July ., 1883.
Since our application to the United states Circuit
Court in June sustained, the Missouri Paelc nan
way Company has consented pay taxes labor claims and
on rating expenses OF the Missouri Kansas and IcXas
Hallway Company and have therefore decided TO de-
fer for time motion for naming the Receiver
Meantime foreclosures are progressing and bond
holders should unite for combined action sending Names
addresses and OF bonds to u the under
signed 10000.
EDWARD d. ADAMS
Wnsow, Lanler & Co., II Nassaust
WILLIAM l.. BULL,
Edward Sweet & Co., 81 Broad-st
WILLIAM WIlIrEWRIGUT,
Union Trust Company, II broadway.
WILLIAM MERTENS,
J.. Holman & Co., so Wallst
WILLIAM L. STRONG,
Work. Strong Co., 80 Broadst
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rrIoY NINE SAVINGS INSTITUTION,

UNION DIME SAVINGS INSTITUTION
Broadway ard 3odst
/ INTEREST RATE for this half-year, Four
q Ter cert per anrum 1000 or less aud Three per
cent all oYcr $1,000 Paid or credited after July IL
Deposlts made by the 10th draw interest from the 1st
SiLAS H. BUTCHER President.
GARDNER s. CHAPLIN Treasurer.
l. SpR AGIIE. Spcrc1rY.
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NVEST SHORE RAILROAD.

w ESI StlORE RAILROAD.
w n. y. {. & II. L. H. CO., lesSeea -
Trains leave West a2tst station as follows and 70
minutes earlier from foot Of Jay-sI, North River
ST. Louis. g 100; ~ 10 p m -, ~,
syracuse, Buffalo Rochester, Suspension Bridge. Ms
agara Falls, 3 rs % 50 a. IL. q 90, = Is D. ~
Utica. 315, % 55, a) II 80 a. % 100, - rs M
Kingston, Saugcrties, Catshils Albany SiS ''l'.
- rs 50. 10 10 (a) II 80 ~ 100 10 o;lo
IS rs AS D. and 100 a. 3 40 ani 200 y m.
Cfanston's, Cornwall, Newburg.
For Montreal and Canada Fast, 900 r. = o..
Hamilton, London, - 5b - OO, . 10 D. m To-
ronto. 70 :55 a. m, 10 100. g rs p m ,.,, 49,.
Elegant sceping-cars for Buia0, Niagara talS DetrOs
Chicago and St Louis -
Ing room ears through u Saratoga. ~ =. 81,
Lake George, II 80 m, Drawing Room cars TO Calu
well. SATURDAYS only, (s 3a5 N, , >o p,,.. a M
Lakes MOhonk and MinncwasAi, wa New. fdltt o.Vv
GAY IL 80 M, (s 3 IS p m praSins- Room Cars to
Kaatcrskill. Uunter. Grand Hotel station and Phee-
nica 10, :0O ca II 30 a. m, IS $40 m psa"ns
Hotel K9aerski and Mountain uouse) on 10 ta IL 'oo
n. M and (s) ) As p. m trains -, ...... az
Palenvlle Cairo and Mountain House station, 5lo'
z :15. 600 (a) II 80 u M. ~ $40 m Dnwips'
Room Cars Catskl (I IL 80 a. H. and ~ $40 D. III
trains 49, -. Al.
except sunday Ia 81 Leau Jersey City, T. X Il sta.
tlon (a) 20 M, (s 40 m uoboken west shoFo
Station (a) ii 30 q. m, (s 40 y. m. - -
tickets timetables. parlor or sleeping car ACCOM-,
modaons information apply at Offices btookyn s
ton.st New-York Clty-363, 7s5. oie Broadway lsS IL
Bowery IL rark pace West Shore stations foot OF
West 49i.st, foot 0f Jay-st. N j. G. r. iAMbEkn,
Vanderbilt General Passenger Agent
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Ueatners.

BEST TEACHERS supplied; no charge. TEhCM.
"A. registered for 20 cents for postage vhc1hces
always on hand form for stamp L. f. AVERY. Amer
can School Bureau. West 14th-st. N T.
A GENTLEMAN who has tesn very successful In In
N nuencng and educating young people desires Few
pupils at their homes.d Address THOROUGH Tribune
ONCE.
N supplies Professors, Teachers Tutors GoVerhesses
Co ss oSieeeN ir 2s Union Square
VIZ ANTED FOR CITY SCHOOI.-Iady and gentleman
w eNerlenced normal graduates also many other teach-
ers MIRIAM COYRlERE, 81 East 11th-st, between
1th-avc. and broadway.
WANTED Superior musician; instrumennt vocal vocal,
keeper boarding department South, Banist psercel
experience necessary UESSES TEACHERS AOhNC1'
IL East 17th-st.
xxyoMAN,S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU tfof
w both supplies proessors teachers se
musicians housekeepers, companions &C. W
and families also bookkeepers sIehograpcr' anu
MRS A. D. CULVER. 800 5th-ave.. New-York city.
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4 LIMITED AMOUNT of first mortgage
A3o year per cent Gold Bonds for sale at i05 aud In
is thoroughly equipped and earning net more than seven
times interest on the whole Issue OF the bonds we
believe them OF the safest and cheapest invest
'i-"'' " TURNER MANUEL & CO.,
No 81 Wall.st. lMS Buildlnll
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Savings Banks.
THE AMERICAN SAVINGS BANK.

sol FIFTH AVENUE. CORNER ADD STREET.
rTHE TRU STEES have declared Dividend
for six this ending June 80. 1855. at the rate
NJ THREE PER CENT. per aunum. all sums from
=. 10 80 600 be credited the first day Of July. 1oS5
and payable and after the 10th. .
DANIEL r. HOAG. President
CLARENCE GOADBT. Treasurer
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VILLAGE BONDS.

Notice OF sale Of Bonds or tho viiagc or mount
'cI.Sn fht o, the Sewerage Bonds OF tho
yorS viii be sold pubic auction 70 the highest bidder
a, the room the Trustees OF said Village, in Dear6ons
,udng Avenue IN said village, oil the 9TH day
u TbS.e are the rgst OF OF bonds which
no Issued by said Village. under chapter COS q the laws
az iss6 Amended ~ tha ter 1853 OF the laws OF 1883,
70 proyi1e funds the construction OF permanent
,en Of sewerage and mage for said Village. Each
bond viii be the principal sum OF ore thousand dollars
end viii bea- interest the rate O four per centum per
snnnn pavable sen annually. Principal and interest
vii he iayabe National Citizens Bank In New
york civ. The bonds Will be coupon bonds, with the
privilege 10 the holder having them made registered
bonds SSn, Nos Nos nusyS ON isSa
bonds Nos. 9 TO - Inclusive on June ], 1873
4 bonds Nos. - to 10 inclusive on June !, 1894
a bonds Nos. II to 90 inclusive, on June ], 1925
4 bonds Nos. 81 70 % inclusive, on June !, 1888
q bonds Nos % to - inclusive on June !, 1897
The bonds Will be delivered TO the purchaser on or 10
the 18th day Of Juy, 1855; ,.., - A.. A.,
York IIartfori New-1aycn Railroad and upon the
Harlem 10 miles g minutes travel from Grand
Central Depot with 36 trains each way daily, has pop
uatlon about 10 600 people, and mas no bonded l-
febedness has public WORKS ras and electric
light. rallroa nagwaks, and Is growing rapidly
By the bonds cannot be sold for less than par aud
accrued interest.
Dated June II, 1883
d. QUACKINBUSH,
JAS H. JENKINS Village President
village Clerk
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EXCELSIOR SAVINGS BANK,
IL NO. 1lS WEST 23D-ST., NEW YORK
President, GEORGE C. WALDO
JAMES c. GCLICk EDWARD l.. MERRlFIELD.
Vice Presidents.
HENRY KONG, Secretary.
Trustees,
NORVIN GREEN, AMzI S. DODD,
JOHN DICKSON. LEVI NJ. BATES,
EDWARD L. MERRIFlELD, MICHAEL p BRESLIN,
WILLIAM J. ROOME JAMES G. GULICK.
JOTIN C. C;IJTICK, FREDK II. LAWSON.
ROBERT DT MAP A. L. ASNMAN.
] II HIiTSLIN Gllscv fpse, JOHN BURK f.,
JAMES c. MATTHEW'S. ROBERT c. BROWN,o..
HENRY KONG. WILLIAM ID. GARRISON.
HENRY STORhI GEORGE c. WALDO.
Interest has been declared payable and after July
1C at the rate ~ ID PER CENT per annuTn.
Deposits male before July 10 VIII draw interest
Iuly
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UlDioen0 Notices.

NJ ATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE IN
~ NEW Y0RK-DIVIDEND.-A semi annual dividend
OF FOUR a. PER CENT has been declared upon the
capital stock OF this bank payable and after Monday.
July .. 1883. W. w SHERMAN, Cashier.
NORTH STAR MINING C0MPANY.-A Div
~ iieni Of ~ FIFTY CENTS per share has been de-
clared payable to NewYork shareholders presentation
certificates Of the Transfer Agency Of the company Is
Wall Street, aud after July II.
Tran SER books closed TIL July IL.
JAMES ID. HAGUE, President
DUBUQUE AND SIOUX CITY RAILROAD COMPANY.
2iG BROADWAY,
THE COUPONS falling due July |, 1888,
on the per cent bond. O ths DUBUQUE AND
tho NATIONAL PARK BANK, No. 2i4 Broaiway. New.
A. q. HACKsrAFF, Secretary.
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first mortgage, at the rate OF SoO,0OO per mile
on an integral part u the Fast Tennessee COmpany's
line which II and guarantees its bonds. The net
surplus OF the Tennessee Company for the year end
ing 80 1885, applicable the guarantee amounts to
100000 whereas the total interest the NJ and Il,
bonds il only SIJo,OOO.
The line completed June |. and forms the extern
sion tho East Tennessee system the Gull OF Mexico,
reaching from Mobile Selma Junction. $50 miles. and
largely proceeds of the bonds issued
upon IT, In Mobile Il valuable terminals granted
by the city, right Of through two miles OF street. eN
wharf privileges and depot grounds In the heart
OF the city all covered by mortgage.
The growth Of the East Tennessee Company since It's
reorganization less than two years Is most striking
gross have Increased from about 49, 7SO 600
So 100 coo and the earnings from 81 1874 900
81, 700 600 Against the latter the interest
charge is about al 100 0Oo leaving surplus Of 5000 00O
upon which the present guarantee would be the first
claim taking precedence Of the dividends upon the shares
Of the East Tennessee Company which pad the
rate Of per cent the irst preferred stock.
We offer for sale limited amount OF these bonds
10 and Interest.
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CPECIAL ATTENTION
Is CALLED TO
THE NEW LIMITED EXPRESS
TO
BOSTON
VIA THE
SHORE LINE.

leaves New.York week days at n m. from Grand
Central Station and arrives In the Park SQUARE Station
Boston, at - p. M
THROUGH IN O HOURS IN THE COOL OF THE DAY.
Duplicate Service in opposite direction.
THE LAST TRAIN TO LEAVE EITHER CITY
AND ARRIVE At THE OTHER THE SAME DAY.
J. L. KENDRICK G. NJ, GEO. I. COMMON @. +. A..
Old Colony Railroad
J. w. MILLER. G. NJ. o. H. BRIGGS. G. p A..
N. Y. p. & d. r. Il
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DowERY SAVINGS BANK,

DOWERY SAVINGS BANK,
New York June H. 1855.
\ SENI-ANNUAL dividend at the rate Of
"A four per cent per annum VIII BE, be allowed and
upward and not exceeding Three Thousand Dollars which
shall deposited at least three months on the
LIST day July next, and Will be payable on or after
Monday July l with the provisions OF the
bylaws.
~ EDWARD WOOD, President
ROBERT LEONARD. Secretary.
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CAPE CHARLES ROUTE
OLD POINT COMFORT,
NORFOLK, porn SMOUrH
AND THE SOUTH.

NEw.YoRK. PHILADELPHIA g. NORFOLK r y
Train leaves foot Of Cortlands and pesorosses sta
AZ any Tick once Of the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Co.
IL W. DUNE. Supt H. Il. COOKE g. II & Z: a.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-05-22
oRoFToN.

CRoFToN, KY, May 16,-Miss Mol
lie Clark has received "a fine organ
from Cornish & Co., Washington, N.
D. 9dJ 10 eDLDIn 9Ht
John Parker and Miss Hettie Jane
Croft were 9uafried atdthe residence
of the brides mother. ,r,c,N ~-
viii Brasher found his horse miss
ing from the stable one morning last
week. lie soon located him tied about
half mile from home in thicket.
The night following his attention was
attracted by a strange noise at the
stable; seizing lris gun he run there
and found the horse gone but near
by discovered a man trying to lead
horse. lie halted him bat he loosed
the bride and ran. Brasher fired
but doubtless missed his aim, as no
game was found.
There will be very small amount
of tobacco set in this section; owing
to the previous ,drouth, the farmers
were unable to prepare their ground.
Farmers are complaining of cut
worms very much.
The frame of the Baptist church is
up.
Miss Lue Crabtreeis spending a
few days with relatives here. b
Madam rumor says we are 10 have
a wedding soon, but we don't believe
she knows, so we will wait until the
symptoms are better developed.
BUCK.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-05-22
The Indians in Kentucky.

1t is we'll for the Press everywhere
to open its columns to those subjects
that are absorbing the people. This
aIndian Question" as II has hereto
fore been called (now, no longer a
question: is one of the most aggress-
i've of topics, il will not down. A
few years ago it was only heard In
our Congressional chats, now 1t bold
ly confronts you in the warehouse,
the counting room, the steamer, the
cars, the drawing room Of society, the
pulpit, yes, everywhere. 1t has ac-
tuaily become fashionable 10 belong
TO an Indian Asso. and well ii has, for
that lever may open some hearts,
when the humane features of the case
would not, All high, low, rich aud
poor, are In the whirl of excitement
to see that poor ''Lo" is restored to-
his own. This grand revolution be-
gan about9 8 yearsago in Philadelphia.
Some noble women became aroused
(for sheer humanity's sake) to appeal
TO the Government 10 stay its iniqui-.
tous course In its dealings with its
wards" as they were generously
called. Like the importunate widow
of the Bible, their Importantly ae-
complished their purpose. BY ap-
peals and petition new regime was
established. The long history, Of
fraud, injustice, broken treaties, en-
forced removals, began to change.
AS one beautifully defined it women
came with the cause of healing for
the nations shameful hurt. Again