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Mr.. BAyCROFr's SPLENDID cAREER.


The announcement that falling mental faculties
have at last compelled Mr. George Bancroft definitely
10 abandon his literary iaborS 10 not altogether un.
expected, and yet the great historians fellow citizens
will find II difficult task u aceustOm themselves 10
the thought that his days Of activity are over. II
Is exsggeration TO put Mr. Bancroft down one Of
the most remarkable men whom the New World has
produced. His career will be remembered not moro
Tor its length and the high quality OF It's achievements
than for It's versatility. His history OF the United
states is the work with which his name will always
BE- fndissoubly connected, and It is labor which II It
stood alone would shed lustre lifetime. But
Mr. Bancroft than a historian. For many
years he had small part In the making Of the his
tory Of his country. HIS management OF The Navy
mat time be earned the distinction OF founder OF the
Naval Academy. subsequently, as American npre-
sautauye al the Courts Of England and Germany he
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Oregon Railway and Naviga-
ton Company.
BONDS FOR SAL

BONDS FOX SALE.
Proposals the suc of Five Hundred Thousand Dol
lars of Consolidated Mortgage Bond. of the ORECON
RAILWAY AND NAVIGATION COMPANY.
the trims OF the leasc Of he ORlCON
RAILWAY AND NAVIGATfON COMPANY 10 the ORE
Con SHORT LINE RAILWAY COMPANY relating -
the sale by tho OREGON RAILWAY AND NAVIGA.
TON COMPANY d NV per cent consolidated MORTGAGE
bonds at and u be approved by the ORE
Con SHORT LINE RAILWAY COMPANY. Five Hun
dtcd Thousand Dollars Of the i've per cent conoli LATED
mortgage bonds Of the OREGON RAILWAY AND NAVI-
CATION COMPANY hereby offered Tor SALE and sealed
bids for whole any part Of the VIII b. r.
ceiyed at the Office Of tho OREGON RAILWAY AND
NAVIGATION COMPANY Mills Building. New York
CITY, until "Wednesday, tho 18TH day Of APRIL 1889 % ~
o'clock noon, when the Will be opened.
The right TO reject any all BIDS IS hereby reserved
PAYMENT in full to bo made within three days attor
acceptance Of bid. 49, ..,,r,, m,
OREGON RY AND NAVIGATION co.
JAMES N. HAM, Treas
OREGON SHORT LINE RAILWAY co.
April O. 1859.
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fulfilled almost the ideal of an American diplomats,
and his skfu hand achieved some OF The most notable
successes In our diplomatic annals. His old age has
been Q serene and useful one. Fortunately for DIS
country be has been enabled TO continue his hist rca
labors with unagging zeal anG accuracy long after
tho time when years dim the vision and cloud tho
judgment OF most mortals. And II at last the hour
has come whom he must lay aside his pen perma
nently, his fellowtctzens have good cause for the
protoundest satisfaction In his achievements ana
gratitude that he has been enabled to give his naive
land a full half century of loyal and honorable ser
vice.
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n EW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILRoAD.
GREAT tOUK-IKALh TIKI Nh LINZ
ON and after April 10 trains leave
I,RANII ~ rRAI SrATION
Large.t ana NO. Fs.seager stati0n IL AmerIe..

Largest aud Finest Passenger station in America
Via d. Ii. r T. : also Last Albany 20 ST. Adams. via
ov' no 'tsH' M FAMoTs .yyEsTIBgLEP EEg T
Y99K 6h acASS Of t tae Smoking
and sIpnE ea' ca tSe doA f
edo etc. arriving Chicago at so M. Indlanapolis
il IS st. Lou: 80 p m ns sHs dag connects
Nr aow for n Sasss Fall. To-
hcseo da@ing room cars Canandagua and Rochester
II 80 H., Western New;York and Northern Exgress
f %S, saF' %s i4sS fas Troy
30 Albany Toy S y ana otcS Special win draw
SO D. M, AccCinmoda,ion TO Albany and Troy Con,
meets Tor wiiamstO%n, North Adams and htefmedia's
poatS On m Fast Chicsao Cincinnati and St, Louis Er-
PSs3s i and HceveIand Cincinnati nd9napo Io
Detroit ana Chicago, with vesuoued and sesnheated
sleeping and d a antrea and csnandagua Express
Montreal via Roose' Point and vs s.
t ASa' saadgy Sunday does ASsa
p D SRss' @'s h nv and Cleveland
ITO p Fast Night E1PsysS iSI Kcihee, buT a.
dana6 Louis: Reroit and Chicag9 WIN dh sleeping
cars seepngcars 10 Wotero%n VIA ucs 4ay eAcep'
10 Midnight for Saratoga, Wnltehall ana IIuland Ne
CONNECTION With train leaving saturday s lee
Tickets and space drawing room ara on
ceP se0 Pa 4a g go WA s1a 81 h s
ist6st station Ncw.Yoik 1888 Washington and 7SO Full
to6 sts ana S9S Bed!Ordaye e. D. BrSOklyn
Run daily others daily except sunday ,st2R az 13ss'
FAST PITTSTIELD AND NORTH ADAMS SPECIAL.
with rg.1 wasa Dawing Room ears leaves Grsas
GEORGE II. DANIELS. General Passenger Agent
7 TOICEY, General SUPERINTENDENT
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEl
~ Trains leave ChambeEst Station 3 week aa{S 10
90 10 and II 30 rs, 30 4. = 80 10 40
$40 go = - AZ D. H. l. HuiSh' "u"u''' l.
Additional trains 20 Cresskl and way, 40 a m. and
FOR Manuel Spring Valley. Monsey and Talmans
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EyamDt from CITY and County Taxation.

Pubic attention Is called .chaptor 05) passed
by the Legislature Of the State Of New York March a
1850 making 1t lawful executors and others holding
trust funds to invest in tho bonds or stock OF the
proposals for stock win be accepted for less than
the par value Of lhe sanla
PROPOSALS viii be received for said stock In sums
OF one thousand dollars the mutples Thereof, for the
whole or any part ~ the amount OF the Issue.
The proposals should be nolOSod In a scaled envelope,
dorsed Proposals for stock and each proposal should
also Enclosed in second envelope addressed 70 the
Comptroller 81 the City OF New-York.
For full Information (dty Record.
THEO ". MYERS Comptrouer
City OF NcwYotk. Finance Department. Comptrolers
Onice, April g. 1859.
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financial
IsT MORTGAGE SIX PER CENT. boNDs
OF THE
phil LpHIA COMPANY
SUPPLIES OF NATURAL GAS FUEL
of Pittsburgh, Pa.
,Fsr PAYABLE JUNE MD DtCEM BbFI

,NrrRFs-r PAYABLE JUNE AND DECEMBER
MERCANTILE TRUST CO.. TRUSTEE
The Philsdelphia company padup cash capital OF
e. zoo 600 is operating 700 miles OF pipe $4,000 acres Oh
sas terrtory 1877 miles telephone lines. ana 81 eele
phone stations. ~ q.
This company controls gas supply Of the eiuos Oh
pshrr and Allegheny and their suburban villages also
the towns and OF McKeesport Brsddock hohe
stesd sharpsburg Etna sprngdsc, Verona. PsrnSSsus
Ta,enturo Millv.Ie Mansfield Grafton and CHARTERS.
The company supplies $50 manufacturing e't@o"Sh'
ments and % o50 houses
The enormous amount 500 ooo 900 cubic feet Oh gas
per day is supplied 70 It's customers an equV.o". "a
25 900 tons OF coal To meet the great demand 'o' 'A
clean and cheap fuel the stockholders OF the fhsuep
Company have authorized Issue OF e20ooooo !" ncot
expenses for laying pipe drilling wells &C. ihcioen
10 tho business or this amount 81 5Ooooo Is lSu'u anu
listed on the New-York Stock Exchange
STATEMENT.
cposs rApN1Ncs from 1885 20 1850 3os OIL
GROSS EXPENSES o'V'''o'' So
Net earnings zoo 90 "a
Divdends - per -4-o'<'' ~
surnlus ....................... oo"ool 80
The month Of February, 80. shows net gam o'
sl72 COZ 49, after paying usual per cent "''. NV
dend viii leave surplus OF nearly 100000 cash Tor the
month the estimated earnings ior March Will Sho" do
equal Increase. ,, -.
This mortgage Is lien on properly V"" "
e1o zoo Asl 90 consisting Of real estate pipe hnss gas
cases telephone lines, &C., re- Snrtns . ,~1u 49,
provides that on Dec 1 OF each year s2ooooo Ill csSh
shall BE- deposited In Mereanuie 1fuS' w. " '
ment Of bonds maturity -,
Ono naf NJ these bonds having already been SOLD we
now oner the balance, recommending them rs sa'e 10Y
investors the security being based on inc property anu
wonderful earning capacity OF the company
FOR FULL PARTICULARS APPLY ~
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SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MARCH 10.
Trains leave station Central Railroad Of NewIerscy.
foot LtbeFty-st., y. r.
For Washington. Baltimore. Wilmington and Chester.
8 80 a. H. IL a. m 80 80, 4 AS p m. ~ night
SUNDAYS 80 a. H. 30 2.9O AS y. m. II night.
M, pbiadelphia at :Oo 7:45 80 30 II 90 a. m
20 30 3:l5 4 100. As. 5 80. 80 II 100 D.
SUNDAYS. $780, o 80 a. a.. 80. 80 4 Az 80.
II go D. IN.
Tickets and Palor Car seats can be procured at H. a.
oc1 H5 944. 114o 323 Broadway. 737 Oth.ave.. 264
West 125th.st 1872 East 125th.s.. NewYOrk: Court
st.. SEQ Fulton ST. 9S Broadway Brooklyn.
Eew.York Transfer Company Will call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY

y FooT % LIBERrY ST. NORTH J RIVER
400 a. m. for Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauca
cga reading HsT s%stsn e'i .sOn Bethlehem Allen.
town Mauch Chunk 49,. ,,....... &c..
sG dS SF MaucS chS sSs
tom ES2dns SO Wa nSTsS' l''4u'
SuIoS SGS D. M for Pennington Esston Bethlehem Allen,
town Hiu'n cGS UF Maucs
80 @ S
G9 ana M 80 for Ea tS1 BFthshem Aca,oWR Maucs
Chunk heading MarrsO s ETC on Sundays at 80 m
so i55 II d5 M NJ 10 10 20 h. 40 10 ms
S"6STy PARK ocean Grove. sunday. Peas
80 sl5 a m; 90 4 80 p. m. for Farmnsialss
g 60 f GS &c. II Tpf'ind hS 30 Co
) 30 8 10 y. IN. Sundays 90. 200 a. m for Perth
IAKEw0o @,,s at 80 80 sSa 100 a'o.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
43o a. m. p q 80 y. m. Through Express.
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AMI
WASHINGTON
BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
ya Gtn:al +sa 6As foot S q
L.I55' GGaisgSa ns & 45 So 80 j
5Gs%SDAYS. 80 s So a. No. 49, $50 1iS. 80.
lS%SsgS and S U.s. aS 80 ni'
80 IL 90 ,. m connection for Reading. Harris
Tickets snl ralI9r Car SEATS can be procured at n.
Al5 g44 LAO 1923 broadway 137 0traNe.. 26& West
i2jthsL, Is East i25thst New.York; Courtst, $50
tulton.st. liroadw 4y. Brooklyn.
b,FssT fS t 6d;e Or asSccy VI" call fof ana
WEST SHORE RAILROAD. N. Y. @. d
sS SsSYSf ioS~' aad SE,Sg P ps,ss
H 5sssa' '%s9 ! % SS,ss e = 60
f.s gyFssuse' GGs. ana Snspsi ..,iSa
Sas. .sns Kns:;Sn S.uEs',ss ,s Is % sis
NswsaJs 10 rs no aio Shi s s;1s ,ss.
hscsrs 10; nSnlo. Nisssr Fsi$ Toronto, DsToi.
dsys oiSsr {sanss daily except ssPS.Sy: Ws Tssys
D. m Hoboken West Shore Station, all 80 m, - -
m. yCr tickets time tables, or Information apply a
Annex oasc, loo, q Tsl:Op;H Msw'{Srt clv@a1L
ana wes. Shore ssaon: foot Of West asds and TOO. e
SSsSssre rom hotels and sssidsness c. t. TAaBERf
GenerAl Passenger Agent Vanderoiltavs-. ~ x. /
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acAeO. Apr lOrhe leading futures ranged as follows


Cash quotations. follows: Nc spr7g Wheat x
SO No Sprng Wheat 70 Il Soc No. Red N3bdoc no
corn "a IL &C. so oats 2j',c No kye &c No bsr.
lev nominal Flax seed 81 534 rIims Inn9diy
y, ~ - l. per 100 h. RID Sides loose s. s0gs6 pry
salted Shoulders boxed 81 - 905o snort Ct. S'tes
SoIsd SO 37Iou5O Whsky dsters nnlshei gools 81 Us
Der gallon Sugars-Cut L0at osS9'ic Nf]nuIa'Sa osci
Sf.p lard
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OFFICE OF THE
MISSOURI, KANSAS AND TEXAS RAILWAY CO..
40 BROADWAY, NETWORK, April O. 1889:
1'HE ANNUAL MEETING Of the StcCkhold-
i ers Of tho MISSOURI. KANSAS AND TIN ~ RAIL
WAY COMPANY for the election OF director fog the
1nsuSg Tai Ih1 be H. meetina VII he held at Ia.
Of the company Parsons, Kan on Wednesday May
IT, 1889. at Il o'clock IN. . $500
Stock tr9nsfer books will be closed from the after
II. u HENSON Secretary
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Gearbcrs.

Gearbcrs.
A BEST TEACHERS supplied. no charge teachers
L. wanted IA RECLAMATION fec always on
hand; form for X = AVERY. American School
bureau. West l4th-st, n. Y.
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS, AGENCY
n supplies Professors Teachers Tutors G0veInesSes
&C., TO Colleges Schools aud Families. Apply 70
mrs H. j. YOUNGFULTON. % Union Square.
A TUTORS. e0verucsses, professors, t-acAers, all
"A branches supplied schools @rl families circulars
schools parents; modern languages spoken MIRIAM
COYRIERE 81 East 17thst bet 4th-ave. and Broadway
ID ROCKWAY'S TEACHERS AGENCY formerly Chi
and families. Mrs. l.. FREEMAN BEOCKWAY. 25
ives. o5d-st Recommends schcols TO LaIents
l. RENCH lessons by French adv. Corrcc; pronunca;
L ton and ersatiOn easily 3cQuutl private ana
classes pupils references MILE ABltY. 2o5 West
49d-st., near broadway.
IIEsSE'S TEACHERS AGENCY. IL East 17th-st.,
supplies competent teacher, musicians:
&c. all branches resident visiting schools recommended
English. German French Spanish spoken.
rCIE UNION TEACHERS AGENCY Established
1SS0) provides h1O!s with teachers teacct3 with
positions w. d. KERR. 1G Aston Place. n. Y
XVOMAN's EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU 0or
w both sexe suppe9 rofessors te@ehers govefnesses
colleges schools and families also bookkeeper stenoSf2
pliers and c1pyists n business firms
Mrs. D. A. CULVER. 800 5thave.. few-YorE City.
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NATURAL GAS
LAND IMPROVEMENT CO.,
MuNclE, INDIANA.
CAPITAL STOCK. $2,OOO,O00,
PAR VALUE. 500.
FILL PAID AND NON-ASSESSABLE.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS.

OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS.
President Leon Albeit. Ex-Governor OF NewJersey
Yice.P President and General Manager. Ebridgo G.
Rldeout Of New-York.
Treasurer william Harris. Union City IND.
Secretary, S. c. Goshom, Muncie. Ina.
Assistant General Manager. James NJ. Woods Ne"'York
James A. Bishop Cincinnati Ohio; Nicholas ohmer'
Dayton Ohio W. s. Hall, Findlay. Ohio
This company opened subscription books at IT'S
Offices No 40 Broadway 81 and 81, for the sale
Of limited Of stock at the initial ana lowest SUD-
scrlpton figures
More than hreefourths OF the stock has already oeen
taken For the remainder subscriptions will b. received
price S6J per share. when the price Will be advanced TO
S75 per share
The company owns about IS 600 valuable house and
building lots and adjoining the City of Munce situated
In the most desirable centre Natural Gas Field OF
Indiana. These lands 20 DO at once lmprore1 By
opening and spacious boucvards and erecting de-
srabe residences and supplying Natural Gas TO consumers
lowest estimate OF tho value OF this property.
readily salabe. Is g. 0000 900. and constantly adj
yancing, nsunng thereby the most advantageous IN.
vesment possible 70 oneE al. 600 worth Of the COM
panys lots were sold IN Muncle the first day they
offered al $500 500 each
4 descriptive pamphlet Of thirty pages. handsomely
illustrated containing plat lands with scale Of prices
maps. otc forwarded upon application.
Muncie Natural Gas Land Inn
provement Company,
ROOMS ~ AND -, - BROADWAY, NEW-YORK.
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PRODUCE MARKETS.
STEAMBOATS,.

A -RONDOUT AND KINGSTON, landing
"A. at Cranston's twe-t Ponp, cornwall. Neweers,
M Ma. .! M and a%a So Glove ard C, oa
a9 ra9adS S1awr r, CI IT,, or 1S S3 and
bier foot OF Harrsonst except saturday when City Ok
Kingston leaves at p. m
A TROY BOATS, SARATOGA and CITY
~. or Troy lesyS e - n G fSS1 aS SH, Sonac
IT,; sacl Saiy t A iSSS? S''1'''' ''y 'S'HS'
4 BOSTON, via Fall River Line, only So
"A. Tor hIst class Limited ueEeia iucHtn " 81 9,E-r
leave Pier 2s \ r. f3ot Of MurIqyst, At p daily
nrookiyn at 30. jersey CITY p. IN. An orchestra
on each steamer.
A LBANl Boo BQAT rs AZ R RETRdGS Line
i rc Rooms and saei toashoa t" %a
FW-HAVEN.-Stcamcls leave Peck Sin
- Ps 2 f. H. az p time I ta1 t, p m Sunday e
- TUNlNGTON LINE.
FARES REDgcGEDo5Ysl6E ROUTE FOB BOSTON.
Pa>senser, have choice OF three express tFsns re-
'9 sesH H' iS3s la.i ana s'q9in;oa leave New
York iron new Pier 80, y L. one block above Canast
baggage from hotels and residences
HUDSON AND COXSACKIE.
BEAMTH NMiHgs and | 2i &
EH WALTER Brett rom foot .: Jay St. TtESp XYS
THURSDAYS and SATU RDAYS. az D. m, connectiLg
with the Boston and Albany Railroad.
NORWICH LINE.
~ Fayorits inside route. Fares reduced To Boston
s9; Worcester 50 so Corresponding reduction 70 all
points East Steamers lesYe PoT 40 North River foot
OF wattssI tnexs pier above Desbossesst ferry) daily
sssSsa ss'I SSaa % os is 9s S
Brooklyn. at ONCE pier. and steamers.
Westoops Express will cali for ana check bacgag,
from hotels and residences. g. W. BRADY. Agent
NATSKILL EVENING LINE
~ Boats leave for CArSKILL and all landings
daily tos STunYyXyiESs.ANT and v,NEW;BALT1MoRE
All from foot Of Jayst. n. II. at 8 y.
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Diri6en0 Nciless.


OFFICE OF THE DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL
COMPANY, New.York FEB. y, 1852
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF ONE AND
N HEADQUARTERS q 80 PER CENT. on the
the company, No II ColtsndtsL IN this city, on an1
DO closed from the close OF business today until The
Board Of Managers. JAMES c. HAErT. Treasurer
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY Co.
1876 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. MARCH 8, 1889.
THIRTY. FIFTH DIVIDEND
A QUARTERLY dividend Of ONE CD PER
n CENT the .bal stock Of this company sss this
The transfer books (Which are nov closed Tor the annual
meeting and which will be reOpened THURSDAY, MAJ Oh
10 viii be closed Friday March % 1889 at ,hree so
O'clock D. and will be TeOpened I'll Tuesday, April H.
''0'' " A. II. CALEF. Treasurer.
THE QUICKSILVER MINING COMPANY,
NO 20 NASSAt-ST.,
NKW-York April 10, 1889.
TNHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have this
day dividend Of and one.half q l-2 per
cent on preferred capital stock payable % the stock
holders the Office OF the company, and after the LIT
nc transier books will be closed April II. and II
opened MAY o 1889.
NJ. ". WEED.
Secretary
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CRIE RAILWAY.-Ticket Offices, 4O1, 81

ERIE RAILWAI.-Ticket Offices, 401, 81,
H III md 957 Broadway 1873 10 Bowery, Battery
Place, Chambers and 23d Streets ferries New-H0rk 81
and 1873 FutOnsL Brooklyn; JOY broadway, Williams
station jersey CITY where Tickets and Paror or Sleeping
orders checking and transfer OK
laggago can b. obtained. Express trains leave 23t-st
mlLut., than tUe shown nom Chanbersst local
trains g 10 10 minutes earlier
u IN. 4 30 a. sundays. Day Express. Pullman
Buffet Draw ing room Coaches " Buffalo. -
10 80 N. week days, PaElor Gar to Binghamton,
Oswcgo. Elmira, Corning and Hornelisyille.
y. M, every day, Chicago AID 81 Louis Limited"
cold Pullman train Day aud Buffet Sleeping Coachs, %
Buffalo. NIAGARA Falls Cleveland Chengo Cincinnati and
Louis. No extra charge for fast time -,
80 y. III, every day. Chicago EApTess. Pullman
Buffet Seepcrs Bnghsmtou- Owcgo, EnIia, Rochester,
Buffalo. Cincinnati and Chicago.
I;usieriord, 4, Az o. 90 $3.50, 80. 10 80 II
80: o. $40 y:Sl 4 80 . 10 ;92 Il 9ga a :, man
/ 40 J. 3 40, 4 no 40 j. 5 10 80. : so 6 10.
$50. 7, 30, 8. ~ 30, Il night an, ,o.oo 80
/. As. & 10 $40 !. 10. 80 ! 40. D. ; 10 80.
80. . 10. 9 80 7. 80. 80 .. 10 30 l. night
Newark and Paterson Via Newark. 3 40 $50 :. 80.
10. II 80 a. N - 80. 4 90 90 b 20. . 30. = 20.
ri Rda aS '' Z 40 80 $50 gao 10 80 M
g. l. 80. >. 20. 80 g. Ol0. GJO. :. .. 10 80. Il
tsarerg. Local. 80 30; 49, 10 80 l. 3.
Nevburg, so, o. 10 80 N: 3 80 A., 80, D. m.
Goshen. 4 As. 80. .. 10 30 a. H. l. $780, 4 80.
~Middletown and Port yervls 4:45. 7 80. o. 10 80
Sunday local trains main line 80 8 30 10 80 a m. /:
40. 8. I. o. 80, 80 80. 1890 l9 night Newark
Express trains from the West arrive in New.York a.
W J. MURPMY. L. p FARMER
Gen'l SupL Gon'l Pass. Agent
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Loan Of Consolidated Stock Of the
City Of New YHrk.
Secured by the Sinking Fund payable In forty years
decmablo in twenty years.
EXEMPT FROM TAXATION
INTEREST TWO AND 0NE.UALF PER CiNE FEh
ANNCM.

proposals yin Be aeeyGG at nth the 2fG q he
Tho in DAY Of April 1882 at o'clock p M, whei!
they viii BE- publicly opened by him in the presence Of
the commissioners OF the Sinking Fund or such OF tNn
As shall attend from six nine million dollars
REGISTERED CONSOLIDATED STOCK or TIE CITY
OF y .WYOEK.
Issued Tor ,ho payment Of the damages awarded by the
ccedngs for laying public places aud parks and park
WAYS in the o3d and Gath Wars OF the city Of New
work and I'm The adjacent district OF We chester County,
and he taking OF the lands for die same.
PAYABLE Nov. l. 1929 and redcemabe at the pleasure
OF the Commissioners OF the Sinking Fund on and 9f"1
Nov l. 1909. bearing interest at the rate OF two and
one half Der Der snnuuL payable emiannuely thc
1rs day Of May and November in each year, and viii
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For Young LadleS-Clty.
q hsSy iG IL Rhyme Lady escheI wanted
Van Y0FGANS JNsTlTyTE ounheq DIS s51 H aSG
(NOfesn ManSOn.j Nine. VAN NORMAN Principal
For Boys and Young Men-City.
u near 42d,st 5sd year primary conmefcis ana class;
ST. ST. f e. AKIN G tHHENpEcSs6N, Pfncpai
Q2D9EIDeE ScHO9 e. 5ss :n1cs: ssSs s5.
prepared for Columbia School Of Mines
For Both sexes-City
A CIRCULARS OF GOOD SCHOOLS FREE; state
1HRY fS SSys School S1 s %eSs
- and tuesday and FRIDAY evenings; ,EewYork School
ALEX ANDER, Principal.
Art Schools.
L0USA g. cTL BIRH % m an. 8S,
Painting Sui Life, Flowers and Landscape China Paint
ing '.1 D''O'''So 2s WEST 2sDsT ,..,... u..,...,
4 DsssR H. Nj b.y M 5osns Ms H. Al Mr. James
Musical instruction.
NETWORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
n.:.s.s as; sasssssa
At this FAMOUS MUSIC SCHOOL one nIst organized
OPEN DAY AND EVENING Tor the reception Of pupils.
AN5o and GTdTA IN aYs natc twenY FSR 34' DOE
SON. 1870 Broadway between S2d and Ssd SITS
For Young Ladies Country.
n OLLEGIATE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, ENHLEwOOD.
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and smith On our eertidcate' ADALlNEW. STERLING,
CAROLINE NJ. GERHIsH A. B.
THE GRISWOLD HOME SCHOOL LYME. CONN
fits for college, teaches the usual branches ana ac
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A LEXANDER INSTITUTE-Mhitary boarding school,
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Is School Study and recreation combined Limlel
number boys received In family Address Miss WERDEN
957 Madison2ye., city.
u oRDENTOwN IN: H. MILITARY INSTITUTE.
ID rev. 7. II. LANDON 4. NJ. Principal
Lieut. Il D. Ian DON. CoElnandant
n HAYWOOD SCHOOL FOR BOYs.-At Milford Conn.
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and classical courses
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usual ADVANTAGES to parents seeing fa9 Sesf M
ID ENNSyLvANIA MILITARY AGADEMY; CETES IFS;
Preparatory Dept. COLONEL C. E HYATT. President
THE PEEKsKILL MILITARY ACADEMY. Peeks
JOHN n. TGLDEN. A. NJ. NJ d. Principal
For Boon Sexes-Country.
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the HARLEM oFBiCE. $50 East One hundred. and
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For Young Ladies-City

For Young Ladies-City
A RT LECTURES FOR LADIES.-Rev. ID, Gsrdners
n school for girls COZ 6th-aye. Mrs Gardner author
OF History In Rhyme Lady teacher wanted next year
" AN NORMAN INSTITUTE Founded 1850 HOME
' AND DAY SCHOoL-Centrsl PARK, West. at G2dst
Morgan Manson.) Nine. VAN NORMAN. Principal
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For Bows and Young Men-Cit

UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 1873 Broadway,
u 42dsc SEA year primary eommefcis ana
W L. AKIN n c. HENDRICKS0N, Prncipals
WOODBRIDGE SCHOOL, 90 East 4sth-sL-Scienaac
w Classical, English Two hundred students have beer
prepared for Columbia School Of Mines