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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-03-07
SITUAIION WANTED.
REAL ESTATE. ETC.
At Auction.
A UcrIoN SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

A UoTIoN SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
JOSEPH WARREN. .AucT1oNEER.
oNDAY next, March 11-Private Residence ana
Full Lot, No. 319 Fourth Street.
TUESDAY, March 1Sa.Private Brick Residence and
dence and Two Full Lots, s. e. corner OF Jersey
Avenue and Third Street.
March 1S-Brown Stone Front Private
Residence, with all modern improvements, No.
1875 Wayne Street.
MONDAY, March 25-Four- Story and Cellar Double
Tenement House and Full Lot, No. S4S Eighth st.
TUESDAY March 26-Three4Story Private Residence,
No. 22 Fourth Street.
THURSDAY, March a,,The estate of Pat'k Hayden,
deceased, consisting of Store and Tenement
property, n. e. cor. of Grove and Eleventh Sts.;
also ii. w. cor. of Grove and Fifteenth SITS.
TUESDAY, April 2-Four-Story Brick Tenement House
and Two Full Lots, s. W. cor. of Cole and Tenth
Streets.
All Of the above sales will take place on the days
named. and at O'Clock, p. M, on the premises.
Tor all particulars enquire of
JOSEPH WARREN AI1ptinTppr 91 Grove ST
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-03-07

CITIZENS of Jersey City should heed
Assemblyman Feeney's request and
prove that they want the price of gas
reduced to 81. so a thousand, by taking
the trouble, when the time comes, of
going to Trenton and urging the pas
sage of his bill by the Senate.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-03-07

THERE may be plenty of money in
the School Fund, as Senator Werts re-
marks, but repeated drains and ex-
trayagance will exhaust it.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-03-07
FURNISHED ROOMS.

WANTED-A SUITE OF FURNisHED ROOMS
' Necessary they should be near tho. pennsylva-
mia Ferry. Must be in a f~rstclass neighborhood-
Willing to pay q good price. Address, for two days,
X, JERSEY CRY NEWS orice. A
FURNISHED DOM TO LET, WITH OR WITH
II out Board. No. 2t4 Railroad Avenue.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-03-07

FIRST RAcE--one mile and a sixteenth; purse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-08

MEDICAL AND SURGICAL BREVIT1ES.-Pro
fessor Luton, Of Reims, In recent
extended article, concludes that the cure
of tuberculosis can generally DO obtained
by means of the phosphate Of copper, which, however,
must be in the nascent state and soluble in an alkaline
DR.. Luton states that for twenty-five years he has
searched for this cure, and thinks be has found
specific, the formula comprising neutral acetate or
"copper" crystalzed phosphate of sodium, gycern, and
powdered Icorice.
A recent medical writer alleges that OF every 100
infants fed on mothers milk about eight die at the
end Of the first year. Of 100 wetnursed eighteen de-
and Of 100 fed on infant foods" 6fty-one die by
the end of the first year. Food derived from cows
milk dlluting 1t with requisite quantity Of water
and by adding cream and heating, has proved, 1t is
claimed the best and the safest.
Styptc paper now so much used abroad
is made by mixing with the paper
pulp one part Of solution OF feTTtc chlorine
TO an equivalent Of pulp that Will yield four parts OF
dry product part of fannie acid to eight parts
Of finished product and carefully drying the same
When made q small scale, white absorbent or
blotting paper may BIO used and made into pulp, 70
which the astringents are added and then carefully
dried,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-08
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
L On and after JANUARY 2S 1sS-. :

4 On and after JANUARY 23j 1sS..
AND uE SEEbfs SIZES THESk M AL ROUTE
Trains leave New.York via Desorosses and corasnd'
Ff PtsSur q and ss West with Pullman pasc
e SsS S and a.,
Dining smoking. and Sleeping Vestibued Cars st 60
wi,a M SSSsL Lock Haven. 90 NJ Cory and
Erie at p m: connecting ~ LOFTY Tor Ti'uS'il'
FOs s lebanon sa 10 m and 1. rs R night
N 50 Is FsSentG1' and SS ma sEaSass
e, SIS ana Washington and the South Limited WASH
Of sI PGnSS R6Ss Ges oS "a s
S dss yStS 6inns %a:Ai %
sunday 2SGi asG 'a$ aHS %
10 10 night
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
10 90 n IN (thruugh PSrior Carr, and p 70. week
Long Branch, Bay HEAD Junction lSenneiIIsse ss
s9Ss .Ss i galway b ana On A saSasy Sis M and
n no! S;OSTy F Sssssas:Yors pAil.delpAl.
Boz and Sif No a4ps hstosd 90 da via baltimore
nos and Bay hSs WOO Aanea with all through
trains at jersey CITY, saoedns speedy and direes
N@''' ~ FOR PHILADELPHIA.
,,,ass ,yans laaye New.York via Desbrossss and Cor
sndt Streets Ferries as limited with Dining Car.
and mo- 10 @ W.. z I@i!sS CS az
sSS and 80 40 ana H 10 ino = 20 20
Sundays; E1 sS asso and ,. NJ and Il is
Night AcccSnSdstiOa. 100 p xs m Sunday =.
and II 10 D. M on Sundays connect :. Trenton Tor
T; ssss ocs 49, So and "a ESssas
House ana and bSS SS Annex station FOOT q
co STSosyn IS Hadsonst MSoossn Sati0n Jersey
' %sS Ss' c sass S VIII call 70, ana
c,s Tse Baggage hotels and residences woon
oHAs; .Elsr, puSS Manager. General Psssr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-08
NJ EW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
IN RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT FOUR-TRACK TRUNK LINE
on and after February ., trains leave

GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
an ao ss:ss and sss2R
"a d u r. also East Albany to St. ASAA' Wa
pTS tHIGad saN EsS1SEkH Eb 81 Yfs
LIMITED, composed exclusively Of buffet smoking ear
and hu isBnE tS AsH
e etc. arstp fEo a 40 next dag ccnaeets
ceSslsnd with for Columbus and cineInnaa Con.
s1e R s Sa Psce api IN service nc"
C9iS,sS Express for MIisa1 ni Fails TS
SaSs . .nd and sas:
f %s,S ssrA; Ss b asS Troy s0
go ears q GTsR Sy S WIN a'
NdSs 70 1any an. aSd Hey
point points on Ftcs6uS o,n,,nn, ~, s., rOn,. -,
R oS;s snd SSssnd cncAhs inS{sn.DSs Sc
80 r to Aoases Vi. A Faas md
Adams daily and 20 syrsegse and Csnaadagu. . aaIy
except sunday SUNDAY al? SHf: s.: @
To- NlaSS,s Toronto Ssyesna cR ;tS In
danapS ss d aTs 10 %sertoWn VIA Utica daily except
saturday csnandasus or SUNDAYS ns only R,,a N.
connee ton With train leaving saturday sisepinseaf'
at s4ay TS s51 ah sGf tas on
sale Grand Central ssop ia @ SsS w sad 20 sSaa" s
Z PARK I Rase sstSs6z s washington and 80
ton ss and Sg5 Bedford p p Br90SS ssc,,. ,,on
n0 Run daily daily s1Ssp. SUNDAY ss'Gs is
FAST pI1TsE1EID AND NORTH ADAMS SPECIAL.
with elegant s1sOn 3 Harlem DvisO daily except sSnS
at :s5 D. m. Fast time. Superior service.
GEORGE H. DANIELS, General Passenger Agent
7 NJ TOuCEY, General Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-08

the masses to IL everywhere. When Agnosacism
came to color and then control 1t, the charm was
broken, and thenceforth its power OF atuacuon
in great measure persisted. Annihilatton never
could be made acceptable theory to the chlidreh
Of men, no matter where, and those who assume
that the people of India were exceptions TO rule
grounded in the very constitution Oh humanity.
exhibit strange disregard Of psychological
laws What Sir Monier. Williams terms the 70
ceptivityn OF Brahmanism no doubt operated 10
facilitate the general lapse into Hinduism, winch
was rendered more easy by the previous COT
ruptons of the Buddhist worship introduced by tne
monastio order. From Buddhism upon which
saint and image worship had been engraiteu' "
Saivism and Vishnuism, was facile change' anu
one which proceeded rapidly. The persistence VI
o comparatively pure form Of Buddhism IN Oeyion
only confirms THIS view Of the general course oi
events. Sir Monier- Williams gives very interest
ing account of fibetan Buddhism, ana OF tne rise
and growth Of hierarchical Buddhism, IN winch Ine
analogies with Western Monachism are neither few
nor faint lie rightly insists upon the necessity
of recognizing the influence both of Vedantism
and Brahmanism upon the progress of Buddhism.
but there is always danger Of exaggerating this
influence. and so unduly depreciating the Origi-
nality of Gotama's system. The chaper upon
mystical Buddhism in connection with the Yoga
Philosophy is interesting, but exhibits decidedly
superficial acquaintance with this branch OF the
subject. far DEEPER knowledge Of Oriental
occultsm of the author appears to possess is
necessary to a lucid and comprehensive exposition
of the esoteric phase of Buddhism. The chapters
dealing with ceremonies and rites, festivals and
formularies, sacred places, monasteries and tenn
pies are full of carefully gathered information
and the supplementary remarks on the connection
of Buddhism with Jainism disappoint only by
their brevity In the concluding chapter all the
old errors and Measurements are rcafrmed for the
purpose of supporting comparison, the method
of which is so peculiar that it cannot be regarded
as serious piece Of controversial writing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-08
\ DAN OF CONSOLIDATED STOCK OF
II THE CITY OF NETWORK.
Secured b, .he Sinking Fund. payable in forty years,
redeemabie In twenty years
EXEMPT FROM TAXATION.
INTEREST TWO AND oNEHALE PER CENT


INTEREST TWO AND oNE-HALB PER CENT.
PER ANNUM.
Sealed proposals viii be received tho ofee OF the
the 18th day Of April, 1850, at 2 o'clock, z. NJ when
they will be publicly opened by him Ia the presence OF
the ot the Sinking Fund or such OF thom
as shall attend, from six nine million dollars
HIGIsTERE.D CONSOLIDATED STOCK OF THE
CITY OF NETWORK. 49,
Issued pursuas TO chap:er 90 Laws OF lesY ior INC
Of Estimate. and the expenses disbursemspts and
charges tho proceedings for laying out public places
and parks and parkways In the Twenty third ana
Le adjacent district OF westcbester County. and the
taking the lands for tho same, under The provisions
Of chapter 622 Laws OF 1854. ,-,, . 49,,
pleasure Of the Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund on
November !. 1903, bearing Interest at the
rate Of two and one-haf per cent per anngm payable
mSnnualy on the first day OF May and November IN
EXEMPT FROM CITY AND COUNTY TAXATION.
Public attention H. called 70 an act tchapter 90 passed
1889 making Il lawful for executors, admnistrators
guardians and trustees others holding funds
for Investment n invest the funds 40 hold w them in
in the bonds stock OF the city Of HewYork or
any cities OF the State Issued pursuant the
th0rity Of any law OF this State.
No proposals for stock will be accepted for less than
Those persons whose bids accepted will be re-
quired deposit with the City Chamberlain the amount
with the premium thereon. within three days after
uce OF such acceptance.
Proposals Will DO received for said In sums Of
thousand dollars tho mulupes thereof, the
whole ahy part Of the amount VI tho issue.
The proposals should DO inclosed In sealed envelope,
indorsed Proposals for Stock, and each proposal should
Comptroller Of the City Of Ncw.York
For full information sec City Record
THO. w. MYERS, Comptroller,
City OF New-Y0rk, Finance Department. COMPTROLLER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-08
Financial.
Financial.
NATURAL GAS
LAND IMPROVEMENT CO.,
MUMclE, INDIANA.
CAPITAL STOCK. s2,ooo,Ooo'
PAR VALUE, s1oe.
FULL PAID AND NoN-ASsEsSABLE.
orr1cERs AND DIRECTORS.

OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS.
pr..ident. Leon Albeit, Ex-Governor Of NewJersey'
yice.Presdent and General Manager, Eoridge VI
Rideout, OF New-York.
Treasurer, William Harris. Union City, IND
Secretary, s. @. Goshorn. Muncie. Ind'
Assistant General Manager, James NJ WOODS Ne" ior'
James A. Bishop Cincinnati, Ohio; Nichoias ohmef'
Dayton, Ohio; w. S. Hall. Bindlsy, Ohio
This company has opened subscription DOCKS AZ us
offices No as Broadway Rooms 81 and 49, for the SAFE
OF limited of stock at the initial and lowest SUD-
scripton figures -
More than hreefourhs Of the stock has already oeen
taken the remainder subscriptions VIII be receives
at the company's offices for limited time at the bottom
price S6J per share when the price Will be advanced "
S75 per share.
The company owns about 5000 valuable house ana
building lots In and adjoining the City OF Muncie situated
desirable centre OF the Natural Gas bled OF
Indiana. These lands to be at once improved oy
opening and spacious bouevads and erecting de-
The lowest estimate Of the value Of this property
readily salable. is $4,000 0o0 and constantly ad-
vancng insuring thereby the most advantageous IN
possible TO offer s11 900 worth OF the COM
panys lots sold in Munce the first day they were
offered at $500 10 $500 each.
descriptive pamphlet OF thirty pages, Handsomely
illustrated containing plat Of lands with scale OF prices
maps, etc., forwarded upon application. I
Muncie Natural Gas Land I'M
provement Company,
0n0NTG ~ AVN a., AZ puoAnwAv EPW- WORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-08
Denver, South Park & Pacific R. R, Co.
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS.

An agreement between the BondhoheTs Decentralization
Committee and the URon Pacific Railway Company has
been made whereby Dondholiets required 70 deposit
their Dopds on OF before April IS 1889 with the Farmers
Loan and Trust Company, which viii hAuo n'goaoie 70
The agreement can be examined and signed ~ the
once OF the Trust Company NO 20 wam-st. New'York
FREDERICK ID. TAPPEN,
Chairman ReorRanizatl Committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-08
r EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF coithndi "a
"a n m. for Catssauoua and intermediate points
e ~ for Geneva Lyons Elmira, Roehesttr Bur,ls
and the West. and principal local points CAaif car y
Elmifa - -. =. .u.a..u.s... ..,.. II
n m for Tunkhannock and Intermediates potntx
Chair cars to Tunkhannock Connection 70 Reading and
$40 .. m. for Pttsto1 and prnctp@ 'nteruedisA
,,oIots Chair car to L. and b. Junction.
X 40 n M Tor Mauch Chunk and intermediate potnx
Connection % Reading and Harrisburg Chair ef =
D. m fof Geneya. Lyons Elmra. Rochester. Buhas
and the West pullman sleeper 10 Lyons
Trains leaving at a. m. p: m; and . 40 p M con
meet for al points in Mahsnoy ana Hszeon coal reaona
a a m. for MaIch Chunk. Hazleton and internedas
points a.. c..,.r .,a ,n,s,,oea,ate no,nts
~ M for Geneva, Lyons Emira, tochesser. Dufse
onS the West Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons.
anu N General Eastern ONCE 236 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-08
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY

4 Foot OF LIBERTY.sT. NORTH RIVER
N Time Table of March 10. 1889.
~ n m FOR Easton Bethlehem Allentown, Mauch
io6 a. m Tor Wilmington, Easton, Bethlehem Alien
town. S HSu' m for Femngton Lake Hopacong Easton.
Rethehem Allentown Mauch Chunk Wllkesbarfe, Scran'
tom Rs@dihn ssw;isSuTs, '@liiamspcrt
90 D. m for bennington, Eason Bethlehem Allen
town, h1u'n FOR Easton Bethlehem Allentown Mauch
CHUNK &nEcsbSrre Scranton, Tan9 aqua shampSin;
SS sS SRnd Is SO sSmsFys ana fisalngtcS;
S:IS p. m. for EsstSn Bethlehem, allentown Maueh
ohSn 90 ~ ~ M, Sundays for Fnston. 1
do ldlS S M to 100 siOG ham, $50 Gr 10 r m
SsbnTy park Ocean Grove except Sunday. Point Pleas
ant 40. sl5 a. M, 100, 80 p M. for FarmIngdale
Manchester Toms River BarneGat, etc.
si ES 49, Fl EiqS'qnd hG go o.
80 8 10 y. Sundays 200, 0 100 a. M for Perth
4 40 ~ m raror cars at 2 80 and 80. -''O'
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
a:so a. M, p. e 80 p M Through Express,
"''' SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
via Central r. r. Of New.1 ersey Philadelphia and Read
Ing r. r., and baltimore and Ohio K. r., leave foot Of
LS ssS 54s 80 !, 90 M.
SUNDAYS, 80. $50 a. m, / 80. $3.50. I:iS, q $50.
For bsitlmoro and wsshinstOn daily at 80 III 90
TRAINS dbsaying at 40 dI;oo ne go 100 80
So sP Ss Ss s; 70 ~ e a. ss q.
i5Slhs, fSs East l2sth a. New.YorS Courts st., SO
New York transfer Company VIM call IA, ana shsek
baggage tTSm hetsl or roSidsnss. - N s'''-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-08
WEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. T. @ 81

WET fhRRhEr e. H Iessee1Tran. leave lea wess 4sa
w ..aaoS SewYork, as follows, and twenty minutes
ssss nan snII Sss q isy ssisss
LSS: T qs.s 20 81 M ksss
r. ls yscuss. GSss snd sssilSSs
saS Rins sS$S saa as B ts9s s y:
S.Ss,.i ss*ss1!S 70 =, M ,iss Sis;s
SS,sss0 o sSs q .h n0s asy except sssSs Ly
Ssi; eSaksa West shes ,ll 20 sSu y
ps m SrooFlyn-Sss wsshingonst Jso tSiscn,ss J
tsss e I ~ r. aescy psrs
sss We Shore 8. e.: :Ds
tsagsse nom hotels ana resasnsss o. m -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-08
Dirineuo Notices.


oFu1CE OF THE NORTH RIVER INSURANCE CON-
PANY, No. 175 BROADWAY, eao
A DIVIDEND of Three per cent upon the
"A capital Of the Company has this day been DC
clared payable and after the 10th OF April inst -
The transfer book will b closed from the % unel mo
,o.h ms, Nv order r. II. CRUM,
4" ~ Secretary.
OFFICE OF TIE DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL
COMPANY. New.IoTk, Feo. Y, issS;, -
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF one AND
n ThREEQU ARrERs q 80 PER CENT nc on me 4;
ths company, No II UortSndtst in this city, on and
after FRIDAY March IS, 1850. The transfer books VIII
Ia eloaed from close OF business to-day until mo
morning Of Saturday, March is; by order OF tas
Board Of ManagerS JAMES " HABIT, IleasuEoI.
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY Co..
lsG BROADWAY, NV YORK, MACH 8 1883.
TnIRTY.F1FTH DIVIDEND. ,>r,,>
A QUARTERLY dividend of ONE ~ PER
"A CENT tho N.sl ssosS Of this COMPANY has tA'
transfer books (Which are now eios9a Tor .9e nrS
Ia vii be closed on Friday. March % 1882 at three 80
O'clock D. m, and will be reopened on Tuesday Apfu 10.
1852 ~ 'en Ia" S''N A. II. CALEF Treasurer.
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Danring arabemies.

A LExANDER MAcGREGoR's, 1oS WEST SSTH-sT'
"A Private Lessons and Glasses In Dancing daly.
Mendelssohn Hall 10 let for private entertainments
Il ERNGNDo's Dinoing Academy le2 Ea ,s,r Sshs
New classes now forming Iol see"nN si- AL
Tnsb,onAble Dances Send for circular.
on 5TH.AVE (oARTIERs).-waltz taught rapidly;
on private and class lessons; all hours lay aSesAnSS
Large Halls 20 let for Receptions and Germans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-08

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
/. FAST EXPRESS TRAINS
VIA PHILADELPHIA. TO-
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON.
CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO.
-p
! 81 PULLMAN CAR sEKvIoE ON ALL rRAms

Leave New.York. foot Of Liberty-st.. as folioest
For Chicago. 2 30 .. M II 90 midnight
For Cincinnati and Sc. Louis 30 q m. tAs p n
For Washington Baltimore Wilmington and Ctsstn
80 m, IL 100 M 80 p 30 p. m. rs p ~
u 100 midnight.
All trains except II 90 .. M run daily
For tickets and Pullman car space call q 3. snA d
TICKET ofnces. a. 2e1. &15 and LAO Broadway o. =
Station, foot Of LibertJ-st
New.York Transfer Company win call fos a,a sAsx
baggage from hotel or residence.
W. NJ. CLEMENTS. CHAs. o. scuLx.
General Manager. 0cni Pasa Aenk &
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Mem publications.
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ORA CIVIL SERVICE REFoRMER-
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Uniform with "a Little Pilgrim" etc. One volume.
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SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MARCH 10.
r.,r. ,s.ve station Central Railroad Of New-Jersey
foot Liberty-st-, N. r
For Washington. Baltimore Wilmington and Chester
40 a m. IL a m. 1 80. Q 80 445 D. m, IL night
SUNDAYS, 30 a. m. 1 80. $50, 4'fo p m IL night
.tor philadelphia at oo 745, 80. 80. IL 100
, 90 o.2o 3I5 400 445 80. 80. IL 100 D. m.
SUNDAYS. 80. 80 q. ~. 1:so. 2:so. 4;45. ESQ.
12 100 p. m. -,
Tickets and Parlor Car seats can be procured at IL a.
,Uos, 1o6.hst 1872 East 125th.st, NewYork; Court
a, seo Fulton.st. 9s Broadway. Brooklyn.
Nsw.York Transfer Company win call for and check
h.r,aoe from hotel residence.
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CINCINNATI, INDIANAPOLIS, ST. LOUIS AND CHI
CAGO RAILWAY COMPANY.
L.. .nnI


A SPECIAL MEETING of the stockholders
N OF the Cincinnati Indianapolis St Louis and Chi
cago Railway Company will DO held at the eompanys once
in Indianapolis Indiana wednesday the 18th day OF
May 1885, IL o'clock for the purpose OF consd
eng and taking action the agreement for consolidation
entered into by Board OF Directors Of this company
with the Directors OF the Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati
and Indianapolis Railway Co. and the Indianapolis and ST.
Louis Railway The ransferbooks viii close on Sat
uray April 1885, and reopen on Thursday the 18th DAY
Of May, 1880.
by order Of the Board Of Directors,
J. c. DAVIE Secretary.
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FRIE RAHWAY.-Ticket Offices, 40l, BIZ,
Ia III and 957 Broadway 1853 IL Bowey, ! Battery
Place. Chambers 23d Streets ferries, Newfofk 81
and 333 Fuiton-st Brooklyn; 107 Broadway, Williams
burg Newark and Hudson ssA Hoboken and Ney
Car reservations ana orders checking and transfer
baggage can be obtained Express trains leave z3dst
minutes earlier than time shown from ChambersSt loea
trains to 10 minutes earlier -,
Buffet Drawing room Coaches 70 Buffalo
10 80 a week days, Parlor Car 70 BinghantoA
oswego, Elmira. Corning and Hornesyllle
solid Pullman sVG train Day and Suaet Sleeping
Buffalo, Niagara Falls Cleveland CHICAGO. Cincinnaa snd
ST. Louis No extra charge for fast time
n:s go s 3 @ esfy Sn oTsS E nSs
Bufaio Cincinnati and Chicago. ..o ,ooo =.
no5 SG'1 T. 4S aC 'S
$50 40 20 10 SO go II 10 ois s6 IL noon;
!. FEES 10 % s:loS 80 10 1885, 80 siS
6;3o z, 80. o. 10 30. IL night oo a. -.
Pa:srssn a AZ S;'2 a. ss9 % iso 10 pSss
Newark and Paterson via Newark 3 40 9 go ~
t 4SS 5so Sj a'S s sS s 20 ia5a
tssiiern, Local. T. tts. so, 80 1920 h@; l. a
''g SsTbSis : ~ So D 10 80 = 3 So n
@iddletoSh aud Port yeryis 4A6. $780, o. 10 20
SUNDAY local trains. main line, 20 80. 10 80 m;
hi nS S:?O 49, - 80 - and il 81 night N's
o sHSs t IS from and sa' anv' In
w. J. MURPHY. L. p FARMER
Gen'l Supt. Gen'l Pass Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-08
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 CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-08

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-yERSEY.
IN Trains leave Shanbers-st Station S week az e
q 90 80 and IL $50 a. m as $3.50, - 80, 10 $50
S;I0 20 40 8. 10 80 D. m, IL midnight sua0ys Z
Additional trains 70 Cresskin and way. 40 N M
sFo r Manuel, Spring valley, Monsy and TsllmsnA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-08
A LII UNLISTED BONDS AND STOCKS
IA Bought and Sold.
ELECTRICAL SECURITIES.
J. HERON CROSMAN,
"a broadway.

NJ Office is HEREBY GIVEN that the An
IN nua Meeting OF the stockholders OF tho New.Yof
Chicago and St. Louis Railroad Company for the election
Directors ana Other general PURPOSES VII be held at
pany's principal Onieo in Cleveland ohio.
ALLYN COX, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-08

GEORGE H. DANIELS, General Passenger Agent
T. NJ TOCCEY, General Superintendent