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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1889-11-28

No godd can be really advanced
lby unworthy means.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1889-11-28
9ubjIshed Every Thursday.

washington Irving died thirty
years ago to-day.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1889-11-28

PARISH SEAT CAsE.-The trial OF
mandamus case Of Hahght0n VS..
Police Jury Of Booster Parish was
begun at this place, in chambers, on
Monday and concluded on Tuesday
last. Judge Boone took the matter
under Amusement, and viii render
his Judgment at some future day.
The case is really Haughton VS..
Benton, in a contest as to which
place shall be the Parish seat
Messrs. John s. Young, John T.
Watkins and A. j. Murtf represent
ed the REALTORS, aud MesSrs. howry
U Smith the respondents in the
proceedings.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1889-11-28
Roll Of Officers and Men OF
Company A, Bossier
Mounted Rifles


Z. II. Hanks, Captain.
y. Z. Gllnier, LIST Lieutenant.
]. Il. Burt, End lieutenant.
4 4 Curry, lst Sergeant:
3. W. Vance, 2nd Is
w. P. Norman, 3rd
W. A. Wyche, 4th /"
". Il. Sibley, 9th
.. l. BOggs, LIST Corporal.
Y. Il. Keith, Fad ("
=. b. Jockey, 3r,l +"
T, b. HayueS, 4th 1"
z. I. Harris, Saddlet.
I. 81 ii, Farrier.
Il. D. GiiEam. Bugler.
burt, L. 5: Larkin, j. A.
DDytG,J' A: Hockey, II. b.
nntaaiord, L. L. Morris, W. d.
bbutier, A. +. Moore, j. F.
Byram, A. L. Meares w q
DDeleher' L. b. McAually, w. O.
Bumgardner, S.F.Oglesby. r. J.
OaTstarphen, R.L.PilkiugtoD. L. s.
HailI,S1lan, .. T. Pilkington, e. 3.
lSs n, 3. y. Stinson; r. L.
H .atN, W. :. Slinson; d. B.
T Ia u. StOtall, r. s.
Eea;eIiuge, y. L: SiOley, w. Il.
n aaaclOth, =. w: Sibley, FL. N:
Hacks, w. r. ThTtnss w a
las as0' Leon Thomas, Is. d. Il.
u o,' =. .: VlckerS, #. NJ.
n 1al1, W. y. Vaughan. II. w.
n;SOAet' Z. U: Woodruff. L. Ell.
uneca' M. Watson, FL. ID.
Josue' a. d. Watkins, Il. 2:
'VueS' Charles Young, b. d.
M. Young, s. H.
g. Aue COMPANY is armed with the
ousfp's improved hamerless Rife;
aug have in their magazine 1000
t S, OF bali cartridges, and 400
O'a ~, cartridges for practice.
nus Company will also have one
s ssuIon' l2-pounder; as soon as it
eau be delivered.
squad drills will be weekly
Squadron muster on first Wed.
ussoay IN every month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-04
THE PETROLEUM MARREi.

NEWS FROM THE YIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The crude oil market yesterday opened a shade
higher than Tuesday night, and In OIL City prices
ruled 1924 cent above New-York figures. This
apparently due to enforced buying by some Of the
shorts, whom they found that premiums of S1as1 25
per 1000 barrels necessary TO certificates
for delivery Here loans were renewed at from
fat TO ten cents premium. Tho western centres
OF speculation have for some time been disposed 20
sell oil whenever prices rallied and they have pursued
output and under the impression that e was always
safe 70 plays for spring decline. The selling he's
been short and the recent steady drift Of certificates
10 NewYork has left great scarcity at the West OF
selling has been conducted conservativcy for tho
reason that the bears have begun 10 appreciate the
unwiedy proportions which the borrowing speculative
interest has reached Unopposed by any aggressive
bull party they have seen tho steady rayases Of con-
certificates available In the markets, and their
Can BE- relieved only BY paying much
the Standard on Company to release some o. its
petroleum fed. Yesterdays was Indicative Of
4 decrease In the recent rate OF production In tire
lSS slowly. Tho result was that on any attempt to
buy certificates prices rose The market closed strong
he range Of prices and the total dealings
follows: -, ,,..s..u. ,,o..o,,.a,.a
Highest ..,.--- ----.-..-----.---- 81 10 ~ SS
Lowest ....----..-----...----------- Sl,a
final ~ Al.
s'if Refined is oil Is unchanged cents per gallon IN
moro.
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NEW PUBLI0ATToNs.

-.
XHE FOLK LORE OF PLANTS. BY q. ~ Tnisexsoo
Dysf. lzmo' pp' s1s- =. AIp'0'on -
~ -. - ,,,.,., r.. .,wavx been an at
ss 80 I = s,s.ess ~ attsnsson Of many
- 49, 81, - 81, rss..r -, rvsemstic
ae "a. suu. .s " rvs, =, ~. present
,,,,s ,ss sr,ssss ne mass 81 information avail
40, 4, s, Z manner ag 10 tscfltate the work Of the
teet ord vrev,de interesting material for the gem
Z -, ,,..a.r 81. Fh.s su,ta,v,ded his subject into
go go ..s-,x r..s sh. hssd,ngz ~ which AFFORD
80 ~ -s.shod Tins he deals success
49, 80 - 10 > 8 primitive ana savage
plants plaut Worship
q r.n,s n witchcrafts Plants
lasnuhns $500 s r,.s.s ~ ra,ry-Lore.s sLovs
"a q 49,, ,.atss plants and tho weather.
3 r,.rs xs,nsaa Z plant Language @Fabulous
$500 sscres plants plant supersHtons.' Etc.
~, y N. uoet interesting chapters is that on the old
1880 - signatures according to which the nature
go s,r.s of things coid be discerned from their ex
s - ,,,s..raace aThuss to quote Mr.. Dyer on
80. sas,ie a was asserted that the properties Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-04
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEw-JERsEY


u FOOT or LIBERTY-ST. NORTH RIVER
Tine Table Of March 10, 1883.
AGO a m for Easton, Bethlehem Alisntown. Maueh
z 100 a IN. tor giemngten, Easton. bethlehem, Allen
sS m for Pennington Lake Hopacong Easton
bethlehem Allentown. Msueh Chunk Wilkesbarre. seran.
tom Reading, HarrisburE Potsvlle Tamaoua Shamokn.
.o4 q nj for Bennington Easton Bethlehem Allen
MsucA CHUNK Reading hsSlsDarE ss n.uon
CHUNK Tnkesbsrre, Scranton, Tsmaaua shamokin
$50 D. M for Fiemincton. Lake Hopstcong, Easton.
s:b 10 m for Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown. Maueh
cASnE reading Harrisburg, etc on Sundays at $50
suSdsys 800 o. 10 NJ to ~ Bank X a Branch
tAsbufy Park Ocean Grove except sunday Point Pleas
M" 30 sd1 o. M, 100 4;so p for Esrnhpxdaie
{S lH9 20 f ii i X,neiana n go CO. 40
80. 80 3 10 IoO 3 n sundays 400 800 FOR Perth
4 5AK g,,s, 81. :: 50 so a. 100 aso
FOR ATLANTIC CIfY.
4:so a. m, 1 D, m. (2.so D. 10. Through Express,
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
VIA Central r. r. Of Eew.Jersy, Phiiadslphia and Rad
Inv T. ~ ny SAs'tos' - - % a'a'' i9os u
fos Philadelphia Of 90 49, 100 a. m.
sufSpAYS. ssisS 80 a NJ. 49, $50, as $50
= T 10 baltimore and wssaIpgsen, dsly $50 "a 90
Es' u Sagsns have ss III asa III
.Is Ss S RSss Sss S ~ g
iaslhSG 10 EasE ia5th.s g. New.Ycfk csufSst $50
BuISSSsS p ksSsasMsy Nm .a 4, 10 .,.x
baggage from bsseI " resiesnse
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Drp gnoos
pnblie Notift.
S-IT-T or NEW YoRK-PINANoE DEPARTMENT.
BtTRFAU FoR THE COLLECTION OF ASSESS
klsssFssSI sHTs AND OF wlTER RlsNTs,
OFFICE or THE SobLk38Fohhp III Pc

AEs s ME- TSo Hkp 3p on tAsssFsssMzNrs
AND 9I-E ERR, OF d dER . Es,,s ,ssa.
NOTICE OF THE SALE q Lands and Tene;;
mSns for SagaS, iss sss I'D 1881 ana Sds BE a.
SeetSp Of Theodore W. Nyers Comptroller OF the City Of
u, Ssoss:Ss q sS o 's PSsS R
'0f ss. he sis sSpessS owners snds and nesats
usasisa "a ne WARDS Nos 2 q sSS s,S ca II Ss G
e. T ss yss e gs s1s' sS s "a %
is ss 's ia TsG sssSjn 81 Ne
s re % ssSs Ss a r s'S as
ana SOW remaining due ana enpsio aEs s s
sSpsid With The ntcTess thereon &C re rate q aSyen per
g As dine q psymonG together Win S charges q this
n ard as cS 81 sc F e psSs
aa o "a Ss stsEas. ssans corner broadway and
hS Ia TIA saa iaR hail Se made in such payment
sS4 Soa e sSS civ s al e
York Monday june 10 1880 q i2 o'clock nS2n Isr
q .s ssfs s i sane q ssoasasfa sdsP
S Si sT or s SG'SSs Sc n.sres ssoa
S OsS s T ost so sS Ss.s SScSsod
a y, spsA . ;Ss S e. 60 rS for %
Notice hereby further giycn TIA. detailed sss.sp,sn;
p he r .d pspSss
hSsTed TO any person applyi59g f3y the sAmA
Collector Of Assessments and CLERK Of Arrears.
cSoUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW-YORK,
srbs PrssiaeS. q The DATED Sss'es q 1@ merle,
w6ssss libel ana Ye.soa bs: eS:n a,S IN
B ts, q cur on On. che d asS az Esn ana
By the Pe1nsyyania gSilroad oS%gsaI owners
sS q Damage sIS ana injury occSo4sd 81 no
z as Ss, S I o sSS % IN 81
causes no said libel and petiton mentioned aud pray.
s susa and Sa o. a, persons sainns Damages for any
d SSiOSG ns SS GGg' and dye
ftSt Il L sSs appear Ss tie sad petitioners are not
liable for such loss DAMAGE destruction and injury Il
S n SS ~ Il such q ne spoSs for the values q
sas a sS g n pre- a ne o
Claimants in proportion % ne amounts Of their respective
ss% sa%ns
Respective claims before Samuel H. Lyman. ESQ, Com
ssd 4 20. Ss' u NJ is he SnS
before the ca day Of July isss a. II sS oeGSk II
@s hen mako WHs.. thereof r. Eob this SSGS
p SS sGS GI psss Of NcwYoTs his sS day
e M yea e 81 h SS
'hI a. snE s. sAML II. LYMAN.
proetors Tor petitioners $50 Broadway, NewYork City.
II s q SSn n SGn sss as az ri sa
10 hereby cite ali psisOps claiming damages fpr any
&c ss anTas q aS %s and %a
Ess Court ana S Ss bs nS n S n o
o. NewYork on the % day q July les9 a. II ocioek
s SsoT Samuel aRS n m fman %
ala Court q hs once Room 80 o. Omitted states Pest
S "a Ssy " July isS At il SsocS In the forenoon
Dated, Eow.YOfE. March 90 5ssa u,NAroN
United States MArshal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-04

j on and after JANUARY %, 49,,
Ann uS 9EEbTs T TkTTNH M III ROUTE
Trains leave NswYork Via Desbrosses and coftiAnos
H.sssSSse TssurS and he west with Pullman P
Cars s ,a & saa chSas sDninS
bning Smoking. and sleeping Yestibaled Care At 100
wiiiamsport, Lock Haven, 90 a. M p. Cory ssd
Erie &C D.; m, connecting At Cory TOR Titosnns
yO1 ana 1eS saS a. 20 800 and - as night
Eoi NSS S SS sSS and a ssa
sa SlS sna wSsSngson and tho South Limited ws
s ssH1sy IL m o. srvs %aslasson Az
as on Msp a. p m regular H =. Co. 90 and
SosSay 2Sc .S sSs no SO and sns % %
70 night.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
10 20 D. m. Through Parlor Carl. and p m. vcsf
noS Sy r.n sSr f SAP M Ms dDsco ana
lions VIA Railway and "a A sSsSsys ~ s4s A. Il as
NJ eI % not stop at HssSf Spf Psr nso.s.Ds,
E's ana al kd astPs a Ss Ssifeo s hS
sost Sa y Bay h 90 Aeusa wssa all
transfer Tor brooklyn travel .,v,--r
E1p ssss sse lss l sess.s ss sv
o;2o 10 g Gh S,,sS l "a Il ;co . I'M. II ~
sSS so : is a &c ei 2sse sisss
sSS ana .a Zee sod il III 10 ana and
sundays Exssss soS sua imlsea' ana i = IL
s,R As s;sS q 4 q p
i rs q as q ssaa.' 8 a:a's .
S SsPss oos Nos as $50 ana az "a s;,sas
House "a a,s sSs "a Annex Station s
q Ssscys saa Mssssss sas s
.s.rs ne oi Nswss hotels and residence WOOD
cftAs .E.,I gunS snassr. General Psss'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-04
Ananrial,
20 TO 80 PER CENT.
EXPECTED TO BE PAID
In DIVIDENDS By THE EMPIRE
MANGANESE & IRON co.

nis Company has several large manganese properties
q, tnha which are open, and from which ZoOg tons OF
has been sold running rom % ~ W Rth Stn
META IIJC MANGANESE. They are only tive mites ION
railroad and nine miles fiOm port Arrangements ivy n0s
sei1 made 10 ship large quantities during me coming
year and matters have 20 wen snns y "
an 40 DAYS This Company can sell al me one snz
.b - mine and from estimates which have boea m3ae
Il is believed that dydends OF 10 TO 80 PER CENT eaa
WiIl strive the property earn even mohE THAN
oneetins has gone far enough satisfy the engineers
thas me ore body is very large In two OF lne
tharetore with good management there appears 70 ~ ~
good reason Why the estimates may not DO reaea
or doubled 49,. -. ~, rravv. Iarsev
canal stoek $500 000 par value $40, and there rs no
ahiitv attached 10 the stockholders Inc Difee5ops ~
haJIaiNE rs tGiLFiLLKNs Ex.0. S. TREASURER no
BE ~ y TnorsFoRn, OF RoTsEoRD NOE 81 PARK
PtIn HNfs f 81 HENDERSON, MERCHANT AND MANU-.
FA6STYfERR E 25S &fN a4f kREs1DR2T NETWORK
oHfo 81 r cIfIiSSBERhIN. lis BRQADwAY, CITY.
Ihere IS only limited number OF shares TO be sofa es
IT'S psf value S10 per share a the sale may oe stopped
AZ sny time No less than Ave shares can DO issued.
MAKE CHECKS AND DRAFTS TO ORDER OF
w. S. CHAMBERLAIN, Agent
115 BROADWAY, NETWORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-04
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, April tSpeeaD.-May wheat was the lively
deal again. dropping about cents For hour or more the
setting was set down for Leopold Bloom the big
close Some Of the sellers have in times past had close
connection with tho EsiPbank crowd May wheat opcped
ct 90 Ia cents sold low % L. and closed at 9S 10
deal July wheat tor good while weak, IN sympathy
With the MaY. II sold fom SO So down 70 50 70 cents
simply because tho May breaking. Hutchinson, how
ever sold Of his big July line but bought more
Cables strong, closing Id higher at Liverpool July
wheat finally stopped following May and began 70 get
strong 10 ccsed near the bottom. Corn dull with
In q range Of IA cent Oats q little active
and rather weak within range Of So cent Provisions
cents higher at the yards later this lest On tho
curb Msy'whaatEold az IS 10; July at SO 7-S cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-04
Mt EW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
In RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT FOUR-TRACK TRUNK LINE
On sDd sftsF ,I Fssrrasy s trans 4los isAve


az 4o ssss sSS ss s,s9R e sss
T9s s cars 4 r. $50 Rs ASaaS 1 & assas Va
os1s y 80 vermont %. FAMOUS sTEAMHEArEp yEsrE
PgS y s aSS sr 5os
SS ss sis sss. rs :ssa e;
ii IS So Louis 20 P m next "a dsy Connects .
upSa s Ami ~ s ns@ sa Sleeping
viz Be gaosa le Ia EISSess for Niagara Eau. To
ronto Cleveland oncnnau. IndianapoliS Detroit ana
chcsgo drawing cars % osnanaasSA and Rochester.
for Saratoga lake George Rutland Benningsor- North
1dsm room cars e rIS 5sc,, With
lnsF 90 cars a @ .2 roy anS gts.
meets re for viii a@stoEn sStA Adams insdlss
points EitehoaTg r r c,.... -. 8. y... -
press tdf Niagara fsils surao sussensiSn Bridge 70
fonto and Cleveland. Cincinnati ind;snaDos Sc Lo1
sleeping and dining ears ana oao.oaa,gua Fpr..
slespm No. to Monfss via Rousss Point
Iihans daily and 70 Syracuse and Canandsigua daily
except sunday sp SUNDAY am sot
40 a m, buffalo s:ss M ana ceyelsnd IS p
90 s'' Ta Ssss
g. Louis Pssss ssa S ya a S sy
saturday also 70 oanandaigua on SUNDAYS only -
Z SnsS Gr raj. ssfs ssSs sstas shq
Albany Connects at Albany with train for the West
sal, e q ess aap csss ssoS N
10 Park Place BstteSy fi ss Sz Ws & sd snt
lon sts and sos Bedfordave. e. p. BfcOklyn
Westcotts Express calls Tor ana checks baggage IRON
A0!i Ran ~ daily others daily except SUNDAY stcg 1854
ST. station 70 take up passengers for North and West
FAST prrrsEIEIp AND NORTH ADAMS SPECIAL,
With egan. Wagner Drawing Room ear, 3yss Gsa1
a. Is p. m. East tine. superior service.
GEORGE H. DANIELS. General Passenger Asenk
7 "
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, .r1rctr SHORE RAILRoAD, N. y: Ne

1x1rsr SHORE RAILROAD, n. *; y. 10
We .TYs &C. sss sscTs wan, sa 'sss
s ST. sAi ron IS sys eH.ssssss 81
Lemon nss 400. . Ks D. m Tqrensa rs 49,
sis D m Mon.sea, Canada sass e vg ~ ssiieas
s sss . 10 3 70 +; M isn sasi. i5.
S saS sels 2 'sS 4 : s! 70 -
y;.g " Sss as .,l xsssab5 a MSsR
lnscs sso SiassSa Fsa 6. rolS snssps sss
hssss sSs ~ Msla ses asy sses Isss
5ersi hessks west ~ ~ ess IL *
M Ear asxsss SiSof 81 5s6
Anssr oee foos ~ Fgsons New S. ps PISA
s s sse VS. sSois ': z; sSs ss sss &
si'T Ps ssssas "a &sss vsassiss =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-04
Business Cbantss.

n FNGIJSH FIRM are DESTROYS of intro
"A ducng well known agricultural preparaqop lpto the
states especially oee where sheep are resssa ane w9oa
~ aiad 10 COMMUNICATES with any house having
Of Sonhsction suitable, They are open y Eam lnofa
terms and push tho bpstnoss Wen. AppoaLlo1 VIZ Dc
scfnowfedged b. return hail Address "A9blOUL-
TURE,' Box 10, Tribune onloo.
A Y OPPORTUNITY Ia afforded gOod mn In every
n tovn and city ID United Statos either mafe 4
business for bnse o adj . one already estaellsnsd
horse Lessons Ae hstsss lisoiIi % i2jpTZ whils
csTits reoaircd rs nom nfty y hYe hpndfsd eoasa %
eofding size q plsss Aadress AN EaYaA HORSE
q TTCCESsFUL Furniture Store to let at
OHAS. p. LUCKEY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-04

NORWICH LINE.
~ F.yorite inside routA Fares reduced To Boston,
e3 Worcester 90 so. Corresponding reduction 70 q!
rctnts EssG. steamers PIER 50 North River foot
IA Wass a. next pier above Desbrossesst ferry, daily,
Sundays excepted az Tickets ana sIsss rooms ns
HsookIyn az oiee on pier, and on steamers
Westco win cali for and check baggage
nom hotels and residences. G. w. BRADY, Agent
GATSKILL EVENING LINE.
" Boats leave for OATSKILL and 81 way landings
daily; for STUYYESANT and NEW..BALI4MohE
MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS.
- Ali from foot Of Jay-st N. r.. AZ D. m
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TO THE sToCKHOLDERs,o OF THE
ATCHISON, Topeka AND SANTA FE
RAILROAD COMPANY.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE COMPANY
WILL, BE HELD AT TOPEKA on THE NINTH DAY
OF NAY PRoXIhdo. WHEN A BOARD OF DIRECTORS
TO SERVE FOR THE ENSUING YEAR WILL BE
ELECTED. WE BELIEVE THAT TIE PhkshNf
CONDITION OF THE coMPANYs AFFAIRS RE-
oUIRTs THAT RADICAL CHANCES SHOULD BE
PROMPTLY MADE IN THE MANAGEMENT AND,
WITH THIS OBJECT IN VIEW. WE RESPECTFULLY
INVITE THE COOPERATION OF ALL STOCKHOLM
Frs WHO ENTERTAIN SIMILAR OPINIONS. PRo1-
les ENTRUSTED TO Us WILL BE USED IN OUR
REST DISCRETION TO SECURE CONSERVATIVE
AND ECONOMICAL MANAGEMENT WITH FRE-
oUENT PROMPT AND CANDID REPORTS TO THE
STOCKHOLDERS OF TIE COMPANIES EARNINGS
AND EXPENSES. AND OF ALL OTHER MATTERS
OF INTEREST. ANY sTocKHoLDER WHO HAS Az
READY GIVEN PROXY FOR THIS MEETING CAN
REVOKE 1T AT PLEASURE BY EXECUTING
ANOTHER OF LATER DATE IT is IMPORTANT
TO EVERY sToCKHoLDER THAT HIS STOCK
SHOULD BE REPRESENTED.
Cd APRIL. 1889.
KIDDER, PEABODY & CO.,
I13 DEyOSsHIRE-sT,
BOSTON.
NAssl U-sT., EEw.YoRK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-04

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MARCH 10.
ro, ,save station Central Railroad Of New.Jersey.
foot Liberty.st., N. r
For washington baltimore. Wilmington and Chester.
40 a m. II a. IN. 80. 2:3o, aa5 D. m, II night
SUNDAYS, 80 g. M ; 49, 2so. 40 p. m. ~ night
Tor phllsaelphia at 100 :45 80 80 II 90
40 . 40 sa6 400. A:45. $50. 49, IL 100 .. NJ
SUNDAYS. 8 80. 80 a. M. 1850. ESQ., 4'4o ESQ.
IL 100 p m. =,
Tickets and parlor Car seats can DO procured &C IL h
On, Sis ga LAO 1898 Broadway, 1877 ethaye., 2ei
west 1o5th ST. 1872 East 125th-st, New-Yorki Court
at $50 F1llton.st. % broadway. brooklyn.
New.York Transfer Company VIM call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-04
RAILROADS..

NEW LINE TO ~
~ WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE,
VIA
CENTRAL r. r OF NEw-JERsEY,
PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAILROAD
and
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SOLID TRAINs-No TRANSFERS.
NO EXTRA FARE FOR FAST TIME
PULLMAN OAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS.
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Gteamb0at5

uUDsoN AND CoXSACKIE.
Ia sTEAMER McMANUs, from foot Of FrsnMin.st,
NONnAYs WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAlSt STEAM-
Err WALTER BRETT from foot Of Jsy-ss, TUESDAYS
TIIURsDAYS and SATURDAYS, az o y m. connecting
win the Boston and Albany Railroad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-04
SClOTO VALLEY
Consolidated MORTGAGE B0ldl0ldsHl.

Important action having taken at tho bondhodef@
Meeting April q you are requested 70 communicate At
once TO the Committee Al wal-st, Hew-York City.
EVANS X. DICK, Chairman,
il. 4. CoLBURN,
W. HOWARD GLIDER
J. II. ARCHER
HUGH L. COLE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-04

s414o,ooo IN PREFERRED STOCK shall be dis
tributed pro rata TO holdaFs Of present bonds
20 compensate the reduction In interest,"
and 70 represent the coupon certificate 70
eack bond belonging being at tho rate OF 5000
70 each present bond The remaining
sa $50 900 except as may otherwise appropriated BY
the Committee to carry out this plan. shall be
held in the treasury Of the Company as a capL
tai reserve.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-04

The minimum amount Of bonds required TO be taken
TO make the plan effective Is S42So0oo and the Com
nttee able to announce that II has seeued susoP
lions Underwriting 10 that extent tho proposed public
tssuA of the loan by bankers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-04

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4 -s,t RgI FRg DANCING ACADEMY, 80 Ethese..
ostvssn h and l<t 80 2rgsss s1a Gas ssSsens
faIes clEssez attended city or country WALTZ taught
<eDly classes Afternoon and evening terms nodefsge
4 YET xTDT.R MAcGHEGoHS. ZOE WEST g5TH.SL.
Eftat1 Lessons ard Ci1s<es IN Dancing nauy
W<n1ofSsokn HsA ~ Jet FOR Dftyets epteftAinWen1
TSEaExEDo's Daaslng Aeeeery. iaz Fass ssthrtss,
~ NAN f3ass< noH forming for second tefu- All
Tkez1oo,fle DzncsE send fer circular.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-04
r THIGH VALLEY RAILRoAp.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of corslandt .a4
DesbFosses SIS. as follows ~ :. = ., =.
$50 q. n for Gatasa11ua ono intermeulape poinsz
A m for Geneva Lyons. EiHltfa. Roeheeter Brfsle
and the West and principal local points Chair car y
L n A. m for Cherry gord and Intermediate points
M IN. for TunkhanDock and Intermediates pQintL
Chair ears 70 Tunkhannock Connection 70 Reading and
s.4o b m FOR Pittston and principal internedisss
,,aints' ChaiY ear 10 L. and d. Junction. 4
Connection % Reading aas Harrisburg. Chair car u
asgG n M Tor Geneva Lyons Elmira Rochester Bunais
and the West Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons.
rect FOR All points in Mahanoy and Hazeton coal resona
~ = SUNDAY TRAINS. lk5f
8 a m. for Mauch Chunk Hasleton and intermediate
p0nA5 n m for Coplay and intermediates points
D. u. fof Geneva, Lyons, Emira Rochester. Bu1zh
and me Eaatern nRss sas {Tnadv,v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-04

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
In -Trains leave ChsSnbers-st Station week days r.
FnglewOod Tenay Clostar, Spark and Eyack, 30, n
$50, 40 and II go a a. rs 80 = 30 40 SAC.
10. s6:4o, s. 10 20 m, IL midnight Sundays. Z.
Additional trains 70 Cresskill and way. $40 q sna
sFo + Manuel Spring VALLEY. Monsey and Tsflmans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-04
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