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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1888-02-01

The PROPOSED NEGRO EXODUs.-An
indianapolis dispatch Of last Friday says
Col. A.. A. Jones, Of the State Auditors
office, who is connected with the latest
proposed exodus of negroes from the
Southern States to South America, talks
freely about the scheme. He is an active
friend of all movements for the improve
ment of the condition of his race and was
engaged in the first exodus Of 1879.
"This exodus" he said, twill be effect
ually pushed, and by May l we expect to
get our first party On the road. There are
no headquarters as yet; the movement is
very young-less than a month old. So
far as active work is concerned, headquar-
tiers will be established probably in New
York. We shall have three agents in Gin
%cinnati, n at st. Louis and one at Chica-
go. am agent at this point. We have
some of the best people in the country in
terested; men who are willing to 60 down
into their pockets for the reliefo of their OPP
pressed brethren.
1--WE have selected South America for a
location, because of the climate and the
a%daptability of the soil to produce such ar
ticles as the colored people are accustomed
to raising. We have investigated the
country, and received favorable reports.
Our people do not want to come North and
West because Of the climatic conditions,
and because the prejudice against a black
face follows them ever there. In South
America, as we'll as in other parts of the
world, the color of the skin does not bar a
man out of the race for the best.
1--WE shall start our emigrants from
Eastern points. We have agents at work
in the South now, and we shall get as
many emigrants as possible out of Missis-
sippi, Louisiana and Alabama, while not
neglecting Missouri and kentucky, and
if there is not a big emigration before next
summer then l miss my guess"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1888-02-01

THE SUMTER RIoTERs.-k. Penning-
ton and John r. Keels, two of the parties
implicated in the Sumter shooting affray
by which Trial Justice Haynsworth lost
his life, have been admitted to bail by
each. Hardy and Bowman, the other two
rioters, made application before the Chief
Justice yesterday for bail.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1888-02-01
THE ECLIPSE OF THE MOON.

The sky was cloudless last Saturday evening,
thus affording a fine view of the eclipse Of the
moon, which beganabout $50 P. NJ, and con-
tinued for about two hours. When first seen
the moon had a notified appearance, but as the
eclipse became total, this changed to a red
glow, the dark shade across the moons disc
disappearing slowly. feature of the phenom-
enon was a luminous line extending the entire
distance ofthe lower edge of the moon, which
seemed to have an oscillating motion. 1t was
probably the finest view of lunar eclipse ever
witnessed in this section, and the effect was
beautiful. The following brief explanation OF
the phenomenon will be of interest:
GAS the sun and the earth are both round,
the shadow cast by the earth is an immense
cone, the Apex of which is on a straight line
through the centre of the sun. This apex is
about S5S, 600 miles beyond the earth, and the
angle at the apex is only about one and one
fourth degrees. Now the moon is only 23S,S0
miles from the earth, and as it revolyes around
the earth it must necessarily pass sometimes
| through this immense conical shadow. AT a
distance of 23S, 800 miles from the earth, that
shadow measures over 1900 miles across, while
the moon measures only about 1900. 1t is pos
sible, therefore,, for the moon to be entirely
swallowed up in the shadow, and when this
happens we have a total eclipse
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1888-02-01

ABOUT ELEcTIoNs.-This Isl Presiden-
tial year. Elections will be held for Con-
gress as well as for State Offices and Presl-
dent. Representatives will be elected in
all the States on Presidential day, 9th of
November, except in Maine, Vermont and
Oregon. Maine elects her Congressman
on September 10, Oregon on June 4th, and
Vermont on September 18th. In all the
other States, except Alabama, Arkansas,
Georgia, louisiana, Maine, Oregon, Vir-
ginia and Vermont, elections will be held,
generally for State officers and Legislators,
but in some instances for Legislators alone,
on November 9Th. Alabama's State cleo
ton occurs on August 9th, Arkansas on
September Bird, Georgia's on October 3rd.
Names on September 10th, Oregon's on
June 4th, Vermont's on September 4th,
and Louisiana's on April 18th. Virginia,
Iowa, Kentucky, Maryland, Mississippi
and Ohio do not elect Legislators this year,
and Maine, Oregon and Vermont hold
their State and Congressional elections on
the same day.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1888-02-01
PERSONAL

Prof. r. J. Herndon returned with his &C
complished bride on Wednesday last, and gave
a pleasant reception to a number of friends at
his fathers residence, on Wednesday evening.
We received a call this morning from MI. w.
Z. c. Lyons, of Centralia, ILL.,, who is IN South
Carolina visiting relatives and friends in York,
Chester and Fairfield counties.
Mr.. C. \. Sanderson, proprietor of Whately
Glen summer resort, at Whately. Mass, is in
Yorkville, visiting his friend, Mr.. S. Anderson
McElwee. Mr.. Sanderson was in Yorkville
last April during the excitement attending the
lynching of Giles Good and his companions.
After learning all the facts pertaining to that
episode, as a fair minded Northern man, he
corrected many Misrepresentation made
through a portion of the Northern press, having
seen for himself that neither political feeling
nor race prejudice precipitated the affair, but
that in all the circumstances the lynching
would nave been inevitable had the offenders
been white men. Mr.. Sanderson took home
with him the limb on which Giles and Two 9TH
ers were hanged, had it worked up in fancy ar
ticles, several of which are now in the Sherifs
office, and may be seen there for few days by
those having such curiosity. Among the arti-
cles made from the limb are three police clubs,
one of which he presented to Town Marshal
O'Farrell, which he now carries, and in the
possession Of wbiehhe no longer feels the ne
cessity OF KEEPING nhis pocket a rabbits foot
as q charm.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1888-02-01

To ENFORCE PRoHIBITIoN.-A bill was
introduced in the Iowa Senate last Friday
to amend and make more effectual the
laws for the suppression of intemper-
ance. 1t provides that County Boards of
Supervisors shall appoint not to exceed
four agents for each county, who will be
licensed by the District Court for M year
to buy and sell whisky, brandy, and vine,
and alcohol for medical purposes, pure al
cohol for mechanical and scientific uses,
and wine for sacramental use. Applicants
must present a petition signed by not less
than twenty-five taxpayers and their
wives as to his character, and certifying
to the fact that he never in any way en-
gagged in keeping a place for the indiscrim-
mate sale of Intoxicating liquors.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1888-02-01

THE LAW CAN BE ENFoRCED.-Much
has been said about the failure to enforce
the law in reference to carrying concealed
weapons. Our lawmakers wiped out the
dueling practice. They did it by such
laws as enforced it. If the carrying of a
concealed weapon worked the forfeiture of
Office, if the act disqualified the citizen
from holding Office, and if new officers
were required to swear that they had not
carried a pistol, dirk, slungshot, or other
deadly weapon, since the passage of the
Act, the market would be stocked with
old pistols-Ab6eyiWe Press and Banner.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1888-02-01

\AIRoCK HILL CoMPANY.-A certificate
of charter has been issued from the Office
of the Secretary of State on the return of
the corporators of the Southern Loan and
Investment Company of Rock Hill. Fiji
ty per cent. of the capital stock of $780,
600, has been paid in cash and the follow
ing directors elected: WI. Roddey, W.
J. Roddey, J. E. Roddey, s.. L. Reid, J..
F. Reid and J. H. Miller. w. L.. Rod
dey is President, and w. j. Roddey, Man.
ager and Secretary of the company.-Co-
Mmdia Register, yesterday.
THE STATE PENsIoNs.-The Columbia
correspondent of the Augusta Chronicle
says: The Comptroller Generals Office for
the past two weeks has been flooded with
applications for pensions. Ninety-fve ap-
plications have been filed since the 10th of
the month and the number is being daily
increased. General Werner has been in
formed by several Clerks of County Courts
that the first lot of blanks sent out from
his office have been used, and they sever
ally ask for another shipment of the same.
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSOy
~ RIVER RAILROAD
GREAT tOU R.TRa TRUNK LINE
GUsND - NTpsI STATIoN


LARGEST and iinast Passenger station In America
S'opPog AZ New CpI0wn station l3Nth At. noted
ma m Rnthestsr and Montreal Express drawing rosu
cars Apsy TROY and Syracuse also 10 Montreal aud 80
$50 A. m FAMOUS CHICAGO WFsTIBULED LIN
TIED composed exclusively OF Buzz sNOkingcar. dniag
ar draw ng.room aud sleeping cars Albany Utcs syria
cnsc hOchestr, Runao Frr Cleveland ant Toledo arrv
Ing Chicago loo u. N. next
lo:3O a n thicaSo Express for Niagara Falls Toronto
Sleveland CininnltL Indianapolis Detroit and chicago
drawlng room ears 20 Canandagus and Rochester
ati,oua M, western Nsw.lOrk and Northern Express
with lrawlns.rnoBi clr+
$50 n m. Albany Troy and Utica special with drawins
tsEa en- SATURDAYS only
- m Accommodated to Albany ami TROY: v....
- ~ m. Fast Chca Cino nBat AMI 81 QUIZ
for Niagara Falls Buffalo Brige TORONTO evS
lind Cincinnati anauods II Louis Toledo Detroit ana
Chicago. with sleeping and dining c'rs v..... Am,
f'53O u Montreal ana Cananhsisus r,p..'s
Sleeping cars TO Pstsbnrg and Monrea wa asiv
except sundAv train does not run w.t OF
w M, Special Sespsr. arrives Rochester " !" bur
fao a;S5 M and Cleveland l?5 n m. next hev py.,
f'll;30 Fast Night Express Tor ,,
Louis Detroit aud Chicago with sleeping car. sleeping
Waertown via Utica daily excert saturday also "
Canandaieua sundays only. - , - -. 49,.
~ night Alhasv rvpresa with seepinr carr ~ Ausny
TROY Connects uornng trains for the Wsse
fcsers aad space and sleeping cars on
IL Park rac. ss,ery place. 81 west iS5th.t ant is,t
t.tOn, New.York 1888 Washington and $50 Futoe
sts.. Krookvn ant 10 eth st. Williamsburg ...x
Wescots cas for and checks baggage uo he'es
residences. - se.,
Run dair; others caily except snndav tstoy Sssh
e. station 70 ,n mp passengers for N.yts srd wss
0snsrai SUPERINTENDENT. General Passenger Agent
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Gfeamboats anQ Railroads.
Observation-Disclosures.
J. on and after FEBR AIRY 0, 1888.
EaANn THllNK LINE

AND uS ShAMn SIZES ThHsH M bMh ROUTE
Trains leave New-York. via Desbrosses and CoriardI
nasss Eer.ss :: s"a The West. with Pullman
a ara csI.sS 90 mea 81 spe D da' sud sf=
and Sleeping vss.iSuied Car: at 100 every DAY
,' s csat r. a ss'pi he sS: .'
For For SSwo 90 foe%n md
siS 'sG 90 % sunae Sp 'TS 90 sn4 s'Saa'
y t% p r. ISr Cars and
i've a. nS 90 s soi s fg"sA 20 % W.
Ws6i.siSn i ~ res 1 ' a. 20 8 snd 20
su"s. sS 90 ana and ioa 90 II 10 "s and
For htsnas Gi,y H. week day, Through paor Carp
For Gaze May. II 10 m weekdays Saturdays only,
Long Branch Ray Head Junction and intermediate sta
tons VIA Railway and Amboy. $40 a. m. ~ noon.
TOO "a oc ana STOP tso9Ty fPs aTs 20 !" aud
For i@a Ss'r v Tss "a. va nd
Bay Line, 80 j. m, week DAYS.
trains at Jersey Gity srordinE speedy and direct
rs a. as4 tor hT S@ Fsaa aSe 7io, II 80
s$s aaIiy, SS% %i'sissds ed hsiil%c!S
s2e ana q 8; M F,sn f4 assphs 20 %:
ssS9o M no. cosa 5a5 90 81 sso g g = 20 e.
SaSS.s go %, $50 g o. q sd + g. g s9s
a. m, 20. 80. 7. s:o5, 90 . 80, 10 80 D. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express Trains leave New YORK via DesOrOs'es and co-
$40 20 :, g o. chicago L'%lted and 10 wa.hing,9n
6, g. 7, and Q D. m and ~ Ia night Aceommodar
ton s 80 and II 10 a. m. 40 and p. m. sundays,
Express 6:15 20 Liml ted and 10 ~, 4, 80, .,
8, and 9 D. and ~ Is night
Trains leaving NewYOrK daily except Sunday, at g. Q,
10 and III 10 M, ], 2, 4, 3, p M and 10 a. ~, And
O D. SUNDAYS connect at Trenton FOR Camden
IL OIL 20, 4 O5, 4 40 o5, 90, ~, go
80, 40, IL and II IL m. I.m ted Express, With
Dining Car ~ and 4 so p m ~ 49, go 9 20, q
IL :O1, 90, :O5, 40. 5:35 80, 40 ~ 10
80 "a 80 Limited. 5:2S 9 :35 Z 10 and 10 y.
Leave PhiIadeiphid, via Camden. 00 and 80
daily, except Sunday.
Ticket Offices, $40 435 and 9i4 Broadway, Aston
House. Battery Place OF Desbrosses and COrt
lSndt Courtst, and Brooklyn Annex station. foot
OF Fulton-st. Brooklyn; station Jersey City; immigrant
Ticket Onlce, Castle Garden
Tn. Transfer Company will call for am ,eck
baggage from hotels and residences
CUAs r. r GH. ]. r. WOOD,
General Manager. General Passr Agent .
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NEW-YoRK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN 81 s:s

IN kAILw Az -IfaDs ieaSe irum Ferries ~ "est AKA
ana Jay fodlOws: 49,.
West 42dst. 80 a. m. Jayst, 80 a NJ, Tor Mid
dletown, Fallsburg Moncello Liberty, Walton. Delhi,
Norwich Utica, Rome, Oneida Fulton. Oswego, Buffalo
Detroit Chicago WAIKIKI valley points 49,.
West 42d->t, 10 D. IN. ysy St. 3 % No. for Md
dleOwn FllenWlo Waikiki Valley points
West 42d-st., 625 p Jay st, 9 10 m, daily iof
Midd eOwn FaliSbura, liberty Walton, Norwich, ONEIDA
0swPgp Suspension Bridge netrOi, Chicago, St LOUIS
Bunet Slerpers Niagara Falls. Reclining Chair Cn
free Rochester.
Pullman sleopugcaF begihs reserved a. 307 Broadway
Time tables tickets &c, 207 307, ga, 1925 Broad
1877 6th-aye, l24 East 12jLh ST. 2G4 Vest l25hsLs
New-York. J. Z. ANDERSON, O. p A.,
IL Exchange Place. New York.
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New publications.

LIKE MARGARET KENT this has
II serious under,one running through H. and It's charac-
ters whom and earnest pe'ple. an
ike Sons ant Dlughters' there succession OF lively
scenes with bright conversation and rapid change OF CIR
cumsance unss best features OF the authors two
precednr books" says Tho American Of the brilliant
novel,
QUEEN MONEY.
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propos sails.
AOUFDUCT COMMISSIONERS OTrfcR
ROOM 20y sTgw ART bU I.DNG, No, $50 bRoAD"aY
NEW.NURK February ., 1883.

AQUFnrC1 IOMNesTDNkNs' 1FFTlK 7
ROOM 2Oy sTKw ART BU I.DiSG. 40. $50 BROADWAY
NEw.lORK. February ., 1883.
NUMBER l. -
~ TO CONTRACTORS.
BIDS OR PROPOSALS for furnishing and delivering AMI
aud th-r appurtendn g. from
lS5th. Convent To the proposed Gate ou SO IN me
all her work In connection
Herewith complete Section OF tho New Croton
AQnedu called for the approved orms OF contract
IN ho tie Hoe 81 tho hqueuct 90
ns.aners will he rro,ivsd al ibis ofcr univ "Wednesday,
Tic 2gtn dsy Of Felrui 1893 1t ocOrk At which
plzcs nd hour will publicly opened oy Tho Ac1S"o.
Con AMI the award -" ne rAo or honr 2.
And 49,. .tersis viii he made by SAID
Con one thereafter a. nrscticsba
Bank orus approved contract and spscihcatons
and bi sails and proper snvooPrs OF me
aud also the plans d" sAlh ~of l.
and All other BE- oba s.d At the above sh
OF Commissioners GU application " the ssce-
BY order OF the Aquednct commissioners . ,,.
JAMES {. SPENCER President
JOHN c. sHEEHAN. SecraLlrJ
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fegaI Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER made by
the Hon. Henry w BoOkstsvcr, OF The lu,iEes OF
the Pleas and or ia" q and CouEty
OF New York on tho 9Th DAY OF Fe ruarv, 1884, nO Is
here to all the an perso1s YIN lam,
DOM bushes IN City and County OF New ork under
the fIn n OF H. Edg Hartws a Co.. that they are re-
o1ireI 10 pr claims wh the hers there
duy verified. the subscrber he duly appointed assignee
ul IN sail r. Edgar Hirfwell and Walter 90 for for
the benen Of III r place bus
ness al the ofio, OF MacFalaud Boarman Plat No 35
WaIist New ork cltv he 27'h day OF Ap H.
lSSS JOSEPi W LANihi Assignee
natei New. York. February IT,, 1888
MCFARLAND. BOARDMAN * PLATT
AttOrneys for Assignee.
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a1ueicdl Instruments.

A NUMBER of Grand. Upright and Square
A piano. Of our make slg lily use almost ~ geotn
nav and fully warranted VIII De sh al hoe'H ouo''"
from regular p''osS KNABE& CO.
1l2 Filth ave-. above lbth'st
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european advertisements.
GRATEFUL-CoMFoR
EPPS'S COCOA.

BREAKFAST" By . thorough knowledge OF the
natural laws which govern the olesaeon o. digestion ana
OF weelceed Cocoa. Mr. Epis has provided Our break
fast tables with dellcatey lasured beverage which may
save msny heavy doctors bills 1t Is III me ludeious
Of such Articles OF diet that constitution may Us
gradually built up Until strong enough u resist every ten
dency 10 disease Hundreds OF subtle maades ar boating
around ready to attack wherever there weak point
may escape fatal shaft BY keeping ourselves
well fortified with pure blood and properly nourlshed
fr.m Civil Service Gazette.
Made simply with tong water o. milk SOLD only In
tins by Gfocers, labelled thus JAMES EPP5
4 Co, Hoo 10 Opathle Chemists, London, England
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Musical Instruction.

Musical Instruction.
A NETWORK CONSERVATORY of MUSIC
EAST l4TH-sT "a aoS p s So. of 6THAvE
THE FIRST ORGANIZED and best appointed Con-
'er x 2s IN FAmGT SCHOOL OF MUSIC Elocuscn
Foreign PTaxps iS4 psEasns s'0n'n
0't oPEN DAY and yENiNG The Reception Of Pupils
sS as
any school the street or In the city a.
For Both sexes-City.
THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
% BrsnShss sgS0h M pe
THE PARK .Ds 1sIS ale .eGsS .S.ls
ersa, PERSONAL Attention Is given In preparation college
q ssss ELMER RE If a'M'Sa IS
For Bows and Young Men-city.
CT. LOUIS COLLEGE, 10 West 43d' St
course thorough instruction limited number; choice
University GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 1. 473
y SS 4
WOODBRIDGE SCHOOL, SO East 45th,st.
been psspsIsd for ocS%sa school,
Brooklyn
l. ENGLisn PREPARATORY. FRENCH SCHOOL
gEaS s.stshss9 q rnfip
aS TsA' rd S1% fssns February
For Young Ladies-Country
HOUSATONIC HALL SCHOOL FORGIRLS.
among The BeGs.hre Hill. Great harrington, Mas lass
YGAfcT EN- .eD
HOME and DAY SCHOOL for GIRLS.-Prl-
nary ntsrnsc,fe cssscn Enslisn Ma,ic Psp,i:
a.. e sp
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ERIE RAILWAY. Ticket Offices, 4Ol, 317,
- I'll and 957 Broadway. 1884, Bowsry. Isl Weststp
Battery Place ant 1884, Street ferries
Nsw.Yok al and 1888 Fuiton.ss, Brooklvn; l07 Brood.
williamsburg corner Newark ani Hn i,on sts Hobo
so Aontgonery St, ami New station. Jersey Guy
Ticket, ami Par sleeping Car reservations ana
checking transfer OF baggage be obtained
Express trains 23ds mnutes earlier than me showi
. m. $3.50 ays)-D.y Express Pullmsn Buffet IRA.
ing Coaches to Emlra, Hsrnell.vila BufNa run
man sleeping Coach from y-Jrnelsvile % cln.innat
SD. n.-Day Chicago and ST Louis iimitei sold III
NIAGARA Falls CORY. Meanwhile Cincinnati. Chcags and
81 Louis. No extra charge for fast tine
7;<6 m. (23d-st 72'l IS D. M sGndays-Rochester Elk
press. Pullman Sleepisg Coaches
1880 m-Dai Chicago Express Pullman Buffet sleeping
Coaches TO Bt0Shamt,n. Owego. FL nir. Buffalo. James
town. Youngstown. Cincinnati AMI Chcars -
Iso s. 5 90 40 30 $50 800 6iO $50 1850. Q 1880
p M IL night TO Ruthert1ri $50 M 3 20 D. m;
Il noon 3 l. $50 80 9. 10 80 p N Il nifht; :,
Pserson-44o T. $50 9. 1870 ~; II moon: LAS $50
y5o ~ 81. oSo 5sS eia $50 go "a g. "A
SIN, 2 noon g. l. 6: 80 1870 1870 1880 pm. .lnigat
Newark an Paterson; VIA Se"arL-5 ~ 65n go. deoo
p. o il night sundays. :. m. $50 $50. 1907 n.
Ridgewooi IN sufsrn-445. 1850 1870 IN. LAO, g.
$40 $50 1870. 8 1919 o. ~; II night Also 20 Rdas
wOod so. i. nj a. ~ q 40 "A" ,,nn,r% S n:h
NesSTS al ccrnw III -7.51 a, n 53o $50. 500 $50
m. SUNDAYS, $50 "a. M; 2, ) m.
Warwick-Weck diys 2 10 so A. m $500 m ,,,o
Go Neu-445. $50. Q. l030a 800 4, $50 80 1850
Mlddlstown AL P,rt Jerys445 100 8 10 50 a nj $50,
40 5. 10 1880 SUNDAYS. 4'+5 3d. 1880 l. mi
Express train, irs n the Yves, arrive NevYork at7:oa
r. r. II Sol ~, LE ' " " L. p FARMER.
Genera Manager Genera Passenger Agens
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6teamboats an0 Railroads.

boston via FALL RIVER LINE. Only So
ID for class limited tickets. deduction W Nov
port Fall River and all other points Steamer BRIs
TOL and PROVIDENCE. Leave Pier %, n r. root
~ Murrav-s Il D. m. week DAYS only tSunday trips
will h, resumed commencing ADr onrecuon by AnnnN
boa from B,o kim at 4 80 Jers City p AN OR
CIIEsTRA on EACH slEAMi.lL Tickets and state
rooms secured principal transfer and ticket Offices at
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

WEST SHORE RAILROAD.
W Y. Y. G. E II. r r. co. le,sees
Trains leave Wes 42i.st station ,oow' aud %
earlier rom Foot " Jly.s'.. North liver
Detroit and Chlca @: -35ia NJ. 800 'S:l5 p N
81. ians 500. ,S:i5 y. m.
avr Buffalo, Rochester Sus ens0u Bri tta Nayars
gals b :, % So J.. ~. -S.lo q ]
Utica 3i5 'o5s. ail:30a m, '60n ''l6 n. ~
Rtng.fcn, S1gertinI Cf'st' Alblng. 3lb. 'Ilb 'SSS
all 80, m. stN0. $500. 1918 = ~.
era ,sfnn's. Wrh Point Cornwall. Newhlrg 'ttb 'Ilb,
81 lHil5. dllSo m. e ~ - 800 'Slb. St5
and y .. n Craustops Cnr1wll NawDIry.
f. Montreal and 'ans II East -S.0l .. n.
u milton london. - : NJ. 'G.D0 Si5 N. Toronto
te:t A.. H.. 1909 - is y N.
Flo rant seepin oars for lrso Ssrart Faa Detroit
Chou aul st. Louis
.Dils tDsiIv ercert Other t'iv eyr,ps
unhlv I.av> I"rSsv Cltv. r. r. Y. S''iio1 q l,o
sS co. Hoiotan. Wet IN 'rs station. all 80 = M
1880
For TICK Is time tables. paror ping car accom- MIA
tous ino-na'iAa h's. Brn0 ;iyi. 81 Nlst
r1on.t. 1850 Fufnn.sr. Annex = for' OF tnfo7 =
New CIV T2b 0II Brpl lwsv. 1873 BOw"r IL
Park Pllso ant Wet shore station to,t ~ Wes 'se
font ~ Jas. ~ V Y. g. T. LAMBERT
VanisrbiiIavs. General Passenger Agent.
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AQUYpUCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
ROOM 200 STEWART h ILDfN0. No $50 BROADWAY
NEw.YoKk. ForusIby 8, l5SS }


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N TO CONTRACTORS .
BIDS OR PRoPOb us for furnishing and delivering Cast;
iron and Special Pipe Castings be used on Section 10
ami Section II OF the New Aqusuc At such places IN ihe
Comm and provided for ia tho approved orm oi
asd specifications now o. ME In Tho once OF th
We Inssiav In. 2yth day Febtuarv. 1884, At o'clock
n n at hich place and hour they - be- publicly opened
Tract for ng spid and furnishing ssi materials will
be said Commissioners as soon thereafter IS prsc
uosbie. ..-.-.. ,.,-.
tnns ssf bis or prnpo'a and proper snvsoprs
for enclosure and farm OF Lond' and also the plans oI
aud eli ot~r alton can he obtained the
Office - the Aqusduc Commissioners Oh application
to the seoi sisry. ,-. Observation-Disclosures
N JAMES c. SPENCER Presilent
JOHN c. sHEEHAN. Secretary.
AouEpucf COMMISSIONERS OrFIcE
ROOM 200 STEWART RulDiSG. No 2oh BRoApwAT.
NEw-Yokk, February s, 1885, }
~ TO CONTRACTORS
BIDS OR PROPOSALS FOR handling ald hauling and law
IS iron ppss and their from
Central PARK ast FOR DO WORK In
necton herewith necessary 70 complete Of tue
New Croton AGueluet as ca Ter la the Of
oonIr,et and ale IN tho Of The
dnct Con- will be received once until
wsS,.sa,1 m. 2oth dsv OF February 1883 Az ococn
AZ vhich ~ CO and they will be pubioy onsn.A
iv tbs nssoners aaf the award Of con-
tract doing said work and furnishing said materials
nv
Raul forus Of sad approved contract the sp.c,ncs
th.ir Of bends ant the said
work aud ali information Ah be obtns tho
enice of The Csmnssioners GU application
Nv order Of the Aaueduct Commiss'snsrs
John C. sHEEHAS. Secretary
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