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RECORDED MORTGAGES.


Bloch Ferdinand and wife to Otto Winter, gdn.
lO2i-st. 3dave, years. $4,000.
BoIges, Jno G., to Robert Irwin, 512 3iave, year.
Coeron, Fz. and Ellen, to Jno. D. Helms 1osd st,
Coates Ez., to exrs. Of Jno. Auchincoss, No. 1889
Dunn sarah and Caroline T., to Charles Paine and
Faon JOS NJ. and wife Katherine Bronson, 47th-
Greene. Jno W, and wife to William De Groot, s
7lst-st W sth.ave, year, $4,000
" Ludlow-s, lot 40 18th Ward, years dease).
Hail Samuel J., and wife to EmelIa Crandall, COZ
Motiave and 18TH St. years as 900.
Horn Andrew, aad wife to Jno p schmtt 165 Mott-st
Koch. Andrew, and wife Henry. Grcnhart COZ
Ioh@%SSn ncnrT and wc to German Savings Bank
1Slhst. Ave B, year s3 600.
MeDNn,a G Ann, et al TO Mary b AddOms 4thave
Michaes Charles H.. to Jacob Wick, IT,. W $ 4thave
Morris p Randolph to Lucy L. D. Mott and sno, Gou.
vemeurplace, from 13istst to 132d-st. etc, years.
sehvazler: Joseph, and wife to Henry Lyman and
David Frank. W cor 4th-ave and s7thst, s months
Same 10 same same property, 5 months $4,000
Same to Oscar T. Marshall. 97th-s, Sdav, year
Genles xdolph and Henry. to Michael Fay and william
Stlcom Ofchard-st. Delancey'st years @ mgcs)
Jones Thomas c., George c. Holt and Charles But
Robinson William NJ wife to Franklin Swings Tank,
j0th-st l0th-ave months. $500
kg a Ai os. T yea, 81 600 zane cor MADISON
stinmel Jno.. 10 Bank for Savings 2d-ave. year,
Yong x Afss S, s.c ase''e chavs 2s
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
Browne Lucy Ann Francis S. Kinney $4,000
Hennessy Ricssrd 70 Catherine BOde and snO, 81 600
Hart Ada T. % Annie z Cochran, $4,000;
sand: Charles f. 70 Hudson River Bank TX e assgm,s
$4,000
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~ EW-YORK Il NEW-ENGLAND r. Il.
FOR BOSTON.
AIAA Az ~ ME-

FOR BOSTON.
AIN AfS 0N TIME
SHORTEST ROUTE BY 10 MILES. INSURING BEST
TIME AND PUNCTUAL ARRIVALS
Trains leave Grand Genital Depot II noon Day Express
arrives Ia Boston 80 y. m, week days.
y m, New England Limited VIA All Line trryes In
Boston, al . p daily
II 80 p m. Night Express. arrives In Boston a. m.
week days.
Elegant parlor cars coaches and dining car on day
trains. sleeping cars night train. Entire equipment
Ali trains through without change.
Tckets and berths at Offices Grand Genital Depot and
33I Broadway F ~
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Ticket oAicos 401 AZ

E'RlE RAILWAY Offices, 4O1, BIZ.
In and Y5T Broadway, 1JJt2 Bowcry 1871 West-st
battery Place Chambers and 23d Street ferries, New
1Oki 55l and 1888 fultOn-st, brooklyn; 1O7 Broadway
cad New station, jersey City, where Tickets and Pa0r
Sleeping Car orders checking
transfer gt baggage can be- obtained EAplcss trains
-3i -. minutes earlier than tine Shown from
Local min. A.. ANN
y a. L. Is 80 q m Oh Sundays Day Express, Pullman
Bliet DlaMng room Coaches u Buffalo.
~ 20 a. ~ week dais I! Bnghamton, Oswego, Emlra.
D. every day, Chicago and St Louis Limited
solid Pu man train, DAY and Buffet Sleeping Coaches to
Buna!o, Niagara Falls, Cleveland. Chicago Cincinnati
40 sd 81 Lo% ycr No extra cqIgs foF fast tine
Ruihcffofl T. ! as G. = : SO 80 80. 10 80 10
noon l. 40, g. 60, 40 40, 80. j 90 : 80.
passa Ge az 49, 7s9 O. 40 49, 80 10 u 20 night S
o:l0 60 Z, : go . 1910. = nigh. '''
:15 g. $50 ado 4 3le. - 30 - '2 40 5 iof To-
30 80. Ol0 q 30, T. 80. $50. 0, 10 3D. IL.
NeHark and Paterson, a. NeyarL-5;45 $50, 8 S 30
TO- ii 80 a. m 2, 1884, 20 90, 20, 100, y 20,
RidscS,o H. L. a. as 80, 80 9:ao 10 30 mil
4. ., 20. 80. o. G 10, $50. T. .. 10 80. - night
New6uig so, Q, 1880 a; M 3 20 4, I 30 5 D. NJ
Goshen AS. so. 8. 10 80 a Il. /, $780, 80. 80
Md5etcTri and Port Jervis 4:45 go 0. 10 80 a. m.
sunday local trains main line, 45. 30 10 30 a. m
DIaach' a. m 30 9; $50 10 y. IN.
Express ihe West arrive In NcWYork az 40
and II 80 and 10 30 y.
w. J. MURPHY, t. 7. FARMER
Oenp SupL General Passenger Agent
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Proposals.

~ OTICE-Sealed proposals will be received
until D. n. of Monday, December 81, 1888 the
OF the Pennsylvania Company for Insurance.
Lives aud Granting Annu!tr-, No. 43l Chos,nut-st,
philadelphia trustee To- the sale OF many
Of thePhadelphia. Wilmington aud Baltimore Railroad
Stock Trust Certificates a. rl77Jio viii pay for.
Tho offerings 90 the lowest prices exceeding par
costing in The aggregate not mOir than the amount
stated viii b. accepted the parties offering them advised
once, and pay b" made wn the certificates
assigned, on amt after January D lSs9
Proposals should be endorsed Proposals for sale ~
Philadelphia Wilmington ana Baltimore Railroad Stock
Trust Certificates" and addressed ~
LINDLEY SMYTH. gfeAdelt. 43l Chestnutst.. Phila
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Hlusiral Instruments.

NUMBER OF slightly used upright and square pianos
"A OF OuF make which specially selected and uAef
by the artists OF the Metropolitan Opera House Company
during the past opera season will be sold liberal
reduction from regular prices.
WIN. kNABE Co. ll2 shave. abose le.h'se
EISCHEE PIANOS renowned for tone and standing
in tune. MANUFACTURES and storerooms 421 10 42S
Yves: 2Sthst and SCI Broadway. 1Sth-st. (Ditsons
Buildingl. Pianos exchanged rented or ins;almenta
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On ana after DECEN BIER 10th, 1883.
GRE IT TRIrNE LINE

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Trains Leave NcwYofS. Via. Desbrosscs and Cortlandt
harrisburg Pttsbure and the wcet with Pullman Palace
Cars attached . 90 a. m. g :3o Dining Can and s
Dining, smoking, and Sleeping Vestbucd Cars at 200
wHamsport Lock Haven. 100 a. m. D. m Cory and
fiie 40 g. p m, connecting at Cory for Illusynle
Foi Lebanon 90 a. M. 3 90 p m. and 10 rs night
For NorrstOwn, Phoenlxve. Pottstown. and Reading,
II 100 o; m. 200. 200, ard 100 p. ID. Sundays
Baltimore Washington ami the South Limited Wash
ingon Express Ok Pullman Par.or Cars daily, except
daily Win Dining Ca, az 3 40 D. m. arrye washing
ton oo - p m 40 regular at 6o 90 700 and 80 a. M
SUNDAY 10 and 100 o. m. 80 and . ;C0 p m, and
Long Branch: Bay Heal Ju1cto and intermediate sta
Ton, Va Ralway aud Am6oy 20 a. NJ u eco noon
~ pdo no ~ stop at A.Sury Tall '0O
For Old Point. ond NorioIk via NewYork. Phlladel-
Boats o; Brooklyn Annex connect with all through
trains ~ Jersey City, a1orling speedy and direct
transfer for BROOKLYN uayel.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express trains leave York. VIA Desbrosses and
Cortandt Streets Ferries, as follows
go 20 : @ Chicago Limited Wlth Dining C5r'
go 200 800 10 ;go 49, 90 600 &c.,
sundays. FNpr"ss G:i5 900 % Limited. ahd 10
a. H.. a. 30 ; G. 80. 9. and . p. H.. and II Is
Trains leaving York daily except Sunday, 90
.. and II 10 a. m. l. > A. D. D. m, and 10 a.
Ticket oGccs. Nos /. AS $40 and oit broadway.
Court-s aud Brooklyn Annex Station. Of Fulton,
T., Bfookyn: Station, jersey City; EmIgrant Ticket
The New. YORK transfer Company will call for and
check baggage from hotels and residences -
CHAS. =. PUGH J. r. WOOD.
General Manager General pas,'r Agent.
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Railroads..
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-yERsEY,

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY,
VIVA Time Table OF November Is, 1855.
100 a. NJ. Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown, Mauch
Chunk. Reading. Harrisburg. etc 90
100 a. N. for Remington, Easton, Bethlehem. Allen
30 a. N. for Pennington, Lake HOpatcong, Eason.
Scranton READING Hsrri burg ", louisville Tamaqua'
Nauch Chunk, Reading, Harr s3urg, ETC..
as D. m. fOr Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown, Mauch
Chunk Wllkesbarre Scranton, TamaQua Shapokin
4 80 p. III. Tor Pennington, Lake lioiatcong Easton
rs D III. for Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown, Mauch
Chunk, Heading, Harrisburg. etc On Sundays at 80
" A. m. Sundays. for EastSn,
DAYS A. O. M for Red Bank Long Branch (Asbury Park.
Ocean Grove, except sunday, Point Pleasant -
80, rs a m, 80 p H. for Farmingdale, LAKE
WOOD WINCHESTER, Toms River, Barnegat, etc. Parlos
'''4 80 a. 'nI D. m for ATLANTIC CITY, vineland,
80, q, sI5 10 30 IL is a. m. !, a. 30 80.
$40 p m. sundays 4, a. m. FOR Perth Amboy.
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE (.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
via Central T. II. Of New.Jersey and Philadelphia and
Reading r. r Leave foot Lbefty.st. N H.. at L. as.
.. IL q. m. : 30 3:l6. 4, 80. 80. IL m SUN.
DAYS at q. III. 3 30 y D. ID.
1o have coDLectlon for Reading Harrisburg. Potts
vile, etc
Tickets ana Parlor Car be procured at H. AS
ga. lao 1913 BEoad%ay 55I 9thaye 2gt West l25th
Fu.on-st, 9s Broaiwav BROOKLYN -,
New-Y0rk Transfer Company Will call for and check
BAGGAGE from hoe! residence.
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NORWICH LINE.
~ Tsvorte inside route Fares rcdueed. TO Boston,
e3; Worcester a. 90. Corresponding reduction 20 all
points Fast Steamers leave Pier 40 North River. ioos
OF Wssst next pier above Dcs0sossesst ferIY daily,
Sundays excepted az 80 D. Tickets and rooms
secured az principal ticket Offices In New'iosk aud
Brooklyn, az oflce on pier. and on steamers
WestcotPs Express will call for and check baggage
from hotels ana residences 6. w. BRADY. Agent
NEW-HANEN.-Stea leave Peck-slip
~ pier 25 Il. r. at IN. ard ii D. (Sundays CA.
Vcpted) Steamers arrive H. time for early north and
east -
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60 Dbom Ut flap Concern.

TAXES ON PERSONAL PROPERTY.-As many per
j sons do know their rights for reasonable
pensation VIII advise them how they may legally
capo paying taxes on personal property. JAMES A.
BRIGGS ex-Statc Assessor, 02 Orangest
4gooklyn, Dec. IA. lsSh
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yVEsT SHORE RAILROAD, y. Y. C. g.

W II. T. Il. X. CO., Lcssee-TTaias leave West s2d
IT, station, Aew.fo.k a. follows and 20 minutes earlier
90 SID D. m. Toronto $3.50 N, 100, . Il p. m
cuse, Utica AMI principal Intermediate stations, S:5,
50 a. 20 90, . 10 y. lalu IL IN. for Utica
only. Kingston saugertles, catskL, Albany, S:i5.
: 49, - 90, all 80 m, and 81 90 . 200, rs p
straw s;2S a, IA 40 .9;21 r m EIegant sleeping.
and ST. Louis. DAILY. Daily, except saturdays.
Other rains daily except sundays q . Leave Jersey
City r. X Il station, all 20 d. IN, 80 Hoboken,
Wet Shop station, all 30 H., % 80 p. For
tickets, timetables information apply Offices Brook.
lyn-333 Westinghouse, $50 Fulton g., Annex Once,
foot OF Fult0nst New York Cy27l 3j3 and Y42 Broad.
way 1913 l-2 BOwery, Il Park Place, and West Shore
staous foot u West 42d.st. and FOOT Jay-st " r.
Westcntts Express calls for ami checks baggage
hOb'ls and residences C. =. LAMBERT,
General Passenger Agent Vanderbtave. n Y
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GtGurslons
Genrbers.

VTUIITFT3.
A -BEsT TEACHERS supplied. no charge; teachers
Advanced registration fec vacancies always on hand
iorm for stamp. X +. AVERY American School Bureau,
, West 14h-s.. n. Y.
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
n supplies Professors Teachers. Tutors GOVeIncssts,
&c, to Colleges schools and Families Apply to
Mrs ". J. YOUNG FL LION, % Onion Square.
A TUTORS rovcIucsses, professors, teachers all
IA branches; cl cuars schools supplied palents mod
crn LANGUAGES spoken MIRIAM COYRIERE 81 East
u th-st., between = have. ana BIoaGwav
- ROCKWAY'S TEACHERS AGENCY formerly Chi.
ID saCo supplies superior teachers for schools colleges
ana families. My. L. FREISihN BROCkWAY. %
West c3dst Rc'nmmenis schools TO parents
w OMAN'S TNCHtNGE TEACHERS BUREAU Gor
w both Supplies pIofe teachers GOyerncsses,
musicians housckeclers companions chaperones &c. 20
colleges. schools ana families also bookkeeperS senogf'
pliers and cOpyisis business firms
Mrs A. d CULVER 800 shave. New-York City.
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Steamboats,.

SO TO BOSTON
"A. FOR FIRsT.CLAsS LIMITED TICKETS
FARES REDlCkD
FALL RIVER LINE o,ovv
Reduction 70 ali points STEAMERS III GRIM and Pho 80
DENCE leave Per % n y. foot OF Murray S. a. ~
y. NJ daily sundays included Connection by Annex p1.s
from brooklyn and Jersey City at y. N Ne.
turning trains connecting with steamers, leave Boston
week days az D.. m, Sundays .. m. Steam beat ia
staterooms AN ORCHESTRA on each steamer through;
the year Tickets and secured Lrinepal
transfer and ticket Offices. Pier = anh s,eaners
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Drp Goods.
Ceaal Notices.

ITO LILLE II. RICHARDSON, LATE OF
Il No 2O49 North Eighthst, Philadelphia, Penn
sylvania.
Madam: hereby notified that final rule 70 show
supposed alleged marriage entered into
between you and William Richardson should not be de-
creed 70 be null and void has been granted against You az
the suit said William Richardson, your supposed or
alleged husband which VIII be heard in the Court OF Com
mon Pleas No. J. Of Philadelphia, Of December Term,
1887 No Is, SATURDAY, the fifth day OF January,
A. d.. 1882 which day you may appear ana SHOW
cause II any YOU have why such decree should not be
made against you. Respectfully yours.
JOHN c. BELL Attorney for Llbellant
5I2 Walnutst Philadelphia, Penn
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Ocean Cleaners.

Ocean Cleaners.
rT OURS IN TROPICAL SEAS.
Novel and Ipasscd scenery. climate obtanable
Trips embracing from two 40 ports, occupying two
weeks Geographically arranged Coupons available
any Of the Atlas Line Steamers, sailing fornlghy
FIVE DOLLARS \ DAY
defroys all necessary expenses Of Tour Jamaica
Iiayd Carthagena, Savanlla Colon Nicaragua, COSTA
Rica and the Mosquito Coast Ports only Fist Cabis
Passengers carried Address either
PIN, EOItWOOD & CO. Agents. 81 Safest, n. Y.
THOs. COOK SON Tourist Agencies.
A NCHOR LINE. U. 5. Mail Steamships.
"A GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY.
FuTnessa, Dec 90 a. IN. Anchora. Jan. s. 8 a. m.
-"'V''"' Rate. Q; passage 70 D. l."
GLASGOW. DERRY or LIVERPOOL,
Cabin e45 ana t55 scconi class $50 S,eefaro con
Trovelers Circular Letters q Credit and Drafts Tor aay
amount issued ~ lowest current rates
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Bowling Green. N.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
I Lines FOR CALIFORNIA JAPAN CHINA
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEXICO.
EIOm New York. pier foot " Canal-st, N II
For san Francisco Via tn Isthmus Of Panama
COLON sails Thursday, Dec. 20, noon.
From san Francisco, LIST ara Grammar sts
For CHM and Japan.
CITY OF NETWORK sails SATURDAY.. Dec. %. 3 d. m
For freight passage ana general Information apply ~
company's once Oh the pier, loot q Cansst N r.
H. J. BULLAY. Superintendent
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Aqents t11anteo.

A GENT WANTED in New York and one
N I'm each county this State for one OF the oldest,
strongest managed Life Insurance Associations
in the A smart experienced man can easily
earn from & 10 Address. giving
age experience and references, j. A. TORREY Secre-
tary, Boston, Mass
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rs BROADWAY, ROOM 81, y. Y.CITY.
NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF BONDS OF TIL

NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF BONDS OF THE
~ COUNTY OF ALLEGHENY. PENNSYLVANIA.
The Sinking Fund Commissioners OF the County Of
Allegheny State Of Pennsylvania, by virtue Of authority
vested in them by act Of Assembly approved April %
d. 1868. do hereby notify the holders OF ALLEGHENY
COUNTY COMPROMISE BONDS that bonds numbered
and dated as follows, TO wit: COUPON BONDS Nos
sS 81 49, aSs a ss a s.? sa7 -S and 5s3 Az 1sS
EEGIsIEBED COMPROMISE BONDS Nos. 1917, 2ls
date January list 1868 and maturing January 1s 1918
T s Dc p Ha 'SsSts ~ the @ tho coany cS
trolcr AZ IMsburg, Pa. at which time all Interest on
oH rSl H I M,FTrp
JOSIAH sPisiIII
Sinking Fund Commissioners
CENTRAL RAILROAD coMrAX W. or M NEYJERsEY
n Office is hereby given that the Transfer
cent Of Of his vii %
the 10Th '"'' " "'Si s%UL R& R[Sz Secretary
no. / BROADWAY, ROOM 1872, ..
THE ANNUAL ELECTION for Directors Of
tho American Coal Company Of Alegony County
City q New York Tnaf.d'y; no 27h day Decem
her ISIS oatwe1n the hours Of u and ! o'clock D m
ocee m and reencd On he %1Rns Of December
TIE FOURTH NATIoyAL BANK OF TnE.c1TY OF
Ncw.York december g. 1855.
THE ANNUAL meeting Of the stockholders
q ths bank for the election q directors viii be held
the 9Th DAY Of January 1882 between the hours OF II
and ! p. II. BUCKHOUT. Cashier.
TIE BANK OF NEW-YORK,
NATIONAL BANKING ASSOCIATION
NETWORK. Dec. 3, 1855.
THE ANNUAL election Tor Directors Of this
bank will be held AZ the Banking House Is Wal-s.
Tuesday, January Sth 1852 Polls open from 10 III.
o ! D. T.. s. MASON Cashier.
THE CENTRAL NATIONAL RANK OF THE CITY
or Nf.W-YORN.
NEW DIRK. december 9th. 1888
THE ANNUAL ELECTION for Directors Of
4 this bank Will De held at tn banking house. 800
Broadway, Tuesday, January Sth 1889. Polls open
from - IN. % ! D. III.
EDW'D SKILLIN. Cashier.
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RAY LlNE.-For Old Point Comfort, Nor
A. folk Va, ana South Leave New. York via pennsyl.
vana Railroad. D. IN. Philadelphia. 80 D. M parlor
Car to baltimore Leave Baltimore arrival train al
station y. m. Arrive Old Point Comfort a. IN. Nor.
folk a M connecting with all Southern trains H. "
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ndilroa0s.
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD
GREAT FOURTRACK TRUNK LINE
GRAND CENTRAL STATION.

- GRAND CENTRAL STATION.
IS a. m Rochester and Montrra. EXPRESS s drawing.
room New.Y0Ik to Albany and Albany Montreal
va d. g. H. r. r. also East Albany " ST. Adams. via
~ 80 a. ~ FAMOUS srEAM.HtArED vrsTI.
BCLLD, CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS LIMITLD'
drawing md sleeping for Albany. Utica. syra
euse toehes,5r Buffalo Erie. CleNelani ln1anapO 3,
40 y. next day Connects at Cleveland with train
10 80 g. M Chicago Express for Niagara Falls To-
ronto Cleveland Cincinnati Indanapols, Detroit and
Chicago; diaWlugrOom caIs 70 Cdnahnagua aud Koches
III 30 m, Western New. York end Northern Express
ios Saratoga Lake George Rutlsnd bennington North
$3.50 D. m. Albany. Troy and Utica Special. with draw
lng-rOum cars ~ Troy ami Uuca.
q :5S D. m, Accommodation to Albany ard Troy. Con-
meets Tor Wllamstown, North Adams, and intermediate
II D. M, Fas, Chicago. Cincinnati and ST. Louis Eek.
ronto and Cleveland. Cincinnati. indanapoIIs St. Louis
DetGit ana Chicago with veStibu.ed and steam heated
seebins.csrs to Montreal via Rouse's Point sEd via
~ Jan, daily also Ottawa. via 81 Alban3 and canada
and Canandaigua daily except sunday. sunday tain
does 10. run west Of Albany
u 80 NJ, Fast Night Express tor Rsehestcr Buas
dlanapOs St Lonls Detroit ana Chicago with Sleeping.
car: SleepinceaFs to Watertown. via Utica. daily ex.
- IL midnight Tor Saratoga Whitehall and Rutland.
Sleeping cars 70 Albany Connects Albany with train
Tickets and space drawing room ana sleeping on
a Fax S p Bae e. SO saI 49,
Fulton sts. Brooklyn. sn1 70 4th.s., Williamsburg.
Weteots Express calls for and checks baggage from
Run daily; others daily except Sunday. .stop a.
SR " s'Ga e5 fo NSh and %s
Superintendent.
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RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEy.

~ Trains leave Chambcrs-st Station week DAYS for
Engewoo1. Teaafy. lCoster, Sparkl and NyacE 80
- 90 10 and II 80 m. :15, 80. 4. 4 so 10
40. 10, g 40 &. 10 30 D. II midnight SUNDAYS
Z - 80 NJ a. 7 AS p ~. Additional trains to Cress
XIII and way Q 40 q. M and 80 p. n.
For Manuel, Spring Valley Monsey end Talmans.
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&HORE LINE-ALL RAIL ROUTE-FOR
- Boston Providence, NewpOrL ana the East Express
trains Grand Central station for providence and Bos
ton at 10 a. m J. D. NJ; Limtei Express az p m
Dining carr Night Express at IL 30 p. m, daily
For Newport at d. and D. IN. Palace Parlor Cars
. Sleeping Cars on oil Express trains
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Citp properip 90 Est.
Business propsrip for Sale ano 20 Get

DUILplNGs STORES, LOFTS AND OFFICES TO
ID LET on Beekmsn, Ann, Fulton, JOAN. Pearl Will:
ian. Nsssu and streets IN The vicinity. rutland D
WIRING. BsskGanSA
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MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY.
TIE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY,
no. 100 BROADWAY, NkW-IyRk,o

HIVIDEND NO. 81.
ia auarter,y dividend Of ONE PER CENT q per cent,
the capital stock Of this eem2aa has nj. day been DE-
will be closed on Friday. December 2S. sss AZ o'clock
L. m and reopened on "Wednesday January 10. 1889,
10 o'clock a A. H. CALEF. Treasurer.
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fertures ano nleetines.

A y ELECTION of twenty Managers Of the
~ NewYork Institution for the Blind, and OF three
Inspectors Election VIII be held the Institution,
S4th-st and 9thave., a. O'Clock on the afternoon OF
"Wednesday, December 49, lSeS.
FREDERICK AUG. SCHERMERHORN Sec'y
Morning journal and courier., 1888-01-14
Excursions.
RAYMOND's
 VACATION
 EXCURSIONS. All travelling expenses included. A WINTER
 IN CALIF MIA.

The eighth and ninth parties of the season will leave Boston Thursday, February g. and Tuesday February in magnificent trains of Pullman Pal ace cars (with Pullman Palace Dining Cars and Ho tel Cars each train.)
 The February 2d Party arrives at South ern California points February II, going via Chica- go, Kansas City, Santa Fe, Albuquerque, Barstow and San Bernardino.
 The February 7th Party arrives at South ern California points February 9, going via Cin- ciunati Mammoth Cave, New Orleans, Galveston, San Antonio and Fl Paso Four days will be spent in New Orleans (February 13 to 17 thus giving the party opportunity to enjoy the magnificent Mar di Gras Festivities.
 Thirteen returning parties, under special escort; over five different Return tickets also good on all trains until July Independent tickets, GOV ering every expense both ways and giving entire freedom to the passenger while in California, and also in making the homeward journey. Hotel cou- supplied for long short sojourns at all the leading Pacific Coasts Resorts.
 1a. DaeS Of other California Excursions March and Second Excursion to Mexico March 12.
 Excursions to Washington. March and 30.
 w. RAYMOND. I. A. WHLTCOMB.
 IRy@Send for descriptive circulars, designating whether book of California, Mexico or Washington tours is desired
 w. IRA YMOND. 296 Washington street, opposite School st. Boston, Mass i12 St
Morning journal and courier., 1888-01-14
A mIDNzeur soENE IN PRISON.
An Investigating Committee From she
 Legislature See Things With TheiE

An TnvestIgRtfng Committee From the
 Legislature See Things With Their
 own Eyes.
 PROVIDENCE, R. l., Jan. 13.-The State prison Investigating committee made an un- expected descent on the prison about 11:30 last night for inspection. The warden did not know of it until this morning, but the deputy warden was on duty and showed the visitors about. The committee was armed with. thermometers of their own te test the temperature, which was found nowhere lower than 5s, although steam had been turned off and fires banked since 7:3O as is customary, and it was an awful cold night. One of the great complaints has been this shutting off of steam and chilling of the steam so it was claimed that prisoners could not sleep. A prisoner in the dark cell was so sound alseep that other prisoners being walked up to learn if they had complaints complained bitterly at being disturbed in their sleep by the committee. The commit toe departed after midnight.