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Po.tomce Notice.

SHOULD be read DAILY by all interested, as changes
may % r feign Countries need not be specially adj
Sro,ed for dispatch by any particular steamer eAeeps
sa documents not specially addressed being
sant Nv The fastest vessels available. - =. -,
'e mails for the week ending January 20 viii
,ss 'p9oMPTLY IN all eases at this onee as folowsi
uFRi DAY-At . 80 a. m. for Santiago per s. Wiiey-
s,de from Philadelphia at .. m. for 81 Crois' st.
sTliRpAY-At 80 q. m. for France switzefand.
r,.lr SnaIn and Portugal per :. s. Ia t.ascogne VIA
uat,e 1etters other European countries must "
snetd tuer Ia GascOgneoi az 80 a. M Tor EUROPE
pi,Scrlsnd Italy Spain and Portugal must be directed
er serviaD; az 80 a. M foe scotland direct per s. s.
PPschoria via Glasgow uetters must be directed per
Anehoria at II M Tor fo,tnne ia ~ G
Jse%cs aba ana pe Au 8 city Of Atlanta savanna s''s
mTss iaytl Gonaives ard St. Mare, per E. DANA 8
o. m Tor Cape Hayt per s. $ 81 Ile''efs nsaA' %
diresssq ,o the Hawaiian Islands per Aussrxs mo-
ca F,ancisco), close here January 20, AZ I;W.
Mans ,or the Society Issnds g Der ship Gy q -
Malls tOr China and Ssts Jf sSsr SO at MS
~ AUSTRALIA NewZealnd, Hawaiian FL sna se9 s
Islands Der Marrosa iron san rnlsi;,<..3 49,
here February g. at 100 az !cr on st ~, lssssii",
York o. Ayrana win British ms's s tsd Ssscs s.
isaser oi via Key west f1s close az shh once dshy
IN schedule Of closing msis g g
ranged on the presumption q tne'r s,FivS4
s@sS sss:sS on H k Il. s's .s 81
~ aispa,ched thence the Ssue ~. kegss@E ~
closes a. 0'' doESEL.aS y1S cor r;x Rs So;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-24
REPUBLICAN BUSINESS MEN ACTIVE.
FORMING ORGANIZATIONS IN DIFFERENT DIS
TRICTS-DECLARATIoN IN FAVOR
OF HARMONY.


The first of the three enroments for the Business
Mems Republican Association of the With Assembly
District took place last night at the headquarters Of
the John J. O'Brien Association, No 242 Grand-st
Mr.. O'Bren's &" first eutehant," John +. Br0dsky
had general charge, supervising the enrolling com
mittee, Bernard Rourke Charles Smith and Christian
Goetz, who had for their assistants Henry LOewy
and william r. O'Brien. Mr.. Loewy announced that
438 names had been registered, Of which ,20o had
been obtained by the election district captains "out
side'
The Business Mems Republican Association Of the
IXth Assembly District organized on Wednes-
day evening by electing Benjamin +. Hlery, the
real estate insurance man, Of No. 557 Hudson-st.,
president, and George Collier secretary. Resolutions
similar to those adopted by the XIXth District Bust
ness Mems Republican Organization on the same even
ing regarding John J. O'Brien, were passed. An
other resolution adopted, indorSing the policy Of
Charles d. Sweeny secretary of the central organize
ton as in the Interest of peace and harmony within
the Republican party, and denying that his course
was in any respect antagonistic to the Republican
County Committee.
The third regular monthly meeting Of the Bust
ness Mems Republican Organization of the XvIth
Assembly District held last night at No 2l3
East Twenty third ST., and the good at
tendance gave indication Of active work for the party
a resolution was passed declaring it to be the
desire Of the association to cooperate with the reg
ular county organization of the parry, and denouncng
as false the statements circulated In certain quar-
tiers that there was any discord within the party ranks
The Young Mems Republican Club of the xXIst
Assembly District held its annual election at the club
rooms, No. s11 slxthave, last evening. The fol
lowing were elected officers: President Lawrence
Harvey; first vice president Robert sweeney second
vice-president John A. Conkey third vcepresident,
lanes A. Clark: recording secretary, Nicholas A.
Knox corresponding secretary, Henry Kirk, flnancal
secretary. Roger F. Rim; treasurer William Burnett
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-24
DARTMOUTH ALCMNT TO DINE.
THE TwENTY-sIxTH ANNUAL BANQUET FOR
HANOVER'S COLLEGE.

THE TwENTY-sIxTH ANNUAL BANQUET FOR
HANovER's COLLEGE.
The twentysIxth annual dinner Of the Dartmouth
College Association will be held at Demoncos this
evening at 6 O'Clock. II is expected that over a
hundred guests will be present. Among those who
have promised to be present are Professor Charles
A. Young Professor John OrdronauX II. n. Twombley'
General Charles A. Carleton, Jonathan Marshall j. n
Hayward Professor Albert :. Bickm0rc, A. W. Tenny'
Dr. A. Ranney Professor Lewis Boss, Judge y. IL.
Clement exJudge Horace Russell, Charles r. Miller,
Dr. Henry VI. Silver. DR.. Charles +. Quimby, Dr.
George II. Brdeeman, Wilberforce sully, Philip
Carpenter, Henry f. Clossen Harold C. Bullard
Charles VI. IIough and Charles II. Beckett
The list Of toasts is follows: A. c. Perkins
principal of Adolpm Academy. The College,; the
pov DE- Francis Brown Dartmouth Professors :;
tie Rev Dr. John r. Paxton. " The College and
Modern Theological Thought; e. T. Rice, president
of the Harlem Club, "The Alumni; Sanford IL.
steele, "The Lawyers; DR.. Charles L. Dana. The
Doctorso: Daniel q. Rollins "Cass of go; George
A. Marden. ex Speaker of the Massachusetts, House
Of Representatives, "Fishing. its Relations to a
Liberal Educatlon7 William n. Cohen, The New
York Associations It's Relation TO the College, Edwin
w. sanborn. Hanover: Henry l.. Smith. The
College as it VAS: Melville O. Adams, The Dart
mouth Alumni of BOSTON,; Dr. II. NJ WeIls' " inc
Gilman H. Tucker will be toastmaster. 4 select
musical programme will be given under the dlIecton
81 Nddison = Andrews. who has written an original
song for the occasion. The assOtlatlon mas y out
Zoo ncmbers. Its officers are: President. Gilman
~ ~ 1,cter ,6I vjce-presidcnts- H. steele,
10: Henry L. smith. 90: William VI Niles 40 Sc
retary Ernest H. Line, va am y Cohen
-: musical director. Addison T. Andrews. -
executive commttee-N c. Perkins, ,o9 CharleS f.
rrnrcis brown 70: Philip Carpenter, II; John j..
Hopper, ~ Charles II. Beckett, Isl.
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co,rypt. cot1ser poys AZ AcTops

company OF college boys turned loose in the
Berkeley Lyceum last evening. and amused housefu OF
their friends with production OF 'Dick Wilmington. IT,.
and his Sensation Cat" The boys members OF the
Columbia College Dramatic Club and the play given
the benefit the NewYork Skin and Cancer Hospital
Among those present Mrs. Broekhost Cutting Mrs
r. l.. Cutting. Mrs. NJ. Augustus Field. Mrs George
Austin Morrison Mrs. nuchanon Winthrop. Mrs. N. c.
Reyna Mrs Frank Morrel Mrs. Westeryelt the Misses
simmonds Mrs Jules Reynal Mrs. Theodore A. Hayemey
er John H. Benjamin. Mr. and Mrs Bend j. Bowers Lee,
Mrs. J. s. Rlker the Misses nikcr. and Mrs Watson
The PLAY was well received and the nay hits" catd
forth hearty applause. *. NJ. Mufcheson. jr. H. l..
Morrell r. L. Cutting. IT,. j. d. Dorr and Z. J. osnvs
reesysd speesl atsntoa. oss leading parts taken
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-24
MR. RnCKEFELLER,S NEW HOUSE.

william Rockefeller has sold his country place at
Greenwich Conn, I'm exchange for land improved ana
unimproved Conventave., near Observation-Disclosures
nfh.s valued at coo. lie has specific plans as
to the use he shall make Of his Harlem property my
buyng land Harlem has nothing 70 do with the World
Fair" he said, laughngy, TO Tribune reporter 1T Is
not situated where fair would benefit it much although
the fair will probably the value OF all the land in
Harlem" In reference TO his Tarrytowp property, Mr.
Rockefeller said that there would be no radical departure
in the architecture the house from that Of the Aspn
wall homestead which it will closely resemble in many
specs being Mr. Rocefeers design to reproduce that
old mansion, but a larger SCALE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-24

proper development American manhood and the true
career OF the American scholar. (Laughter)
George G. Dewitt replied for Columbia, and
spoke, to his own words, "as Columbms
representative, for she is no jealous rival but
victories.
The officers of the Princeton Club, TO whose
efforts the success of the dinner is TO be largely
attributed are James w Alexander, president;
Rudolph 4. Schirmer secretary: c. c. Cuyler,
treasurer executive committee NJ. Taylor Pyne.
Hugh L. Cole Charles +. imbrie, David Patton,
Allen Mum, DR.. Samuel Lloyd, Junius S Morgan,
IT,, job Elmer Hedges, Jonathan Sturges and Tracy
II Harris
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-24
NOTES or THE STAGE

The principals Of the company which will sing
The Gondollers' under the management OF John
Stetson are as follows sig. Brocoln. NJ j. Malcolm,
George Lawii. Harry s. billiard, John j. Rafael,
W. W. Walker Berry EldOn, J. Frank Hadey,
H. Clark Miss Mabella Baker. Miss Bettna Padel-
ford Miss Marian Manola, Miss Cele Ellis, MISS
Lucille Remscn. Miss Lillian Cady. Miss Ethel Cnlc
and Miss Annie Erwin. The chorus will number
about forty.
Many actors attended the matinee OF " DR.. Jekyll
and Mr. HYDE at Palmers Theatre yesterday. The
niece will be played at the three remaining per,
iormances OF this week and Monday Mr.. Mansfield
will be seen again in 4" Prince Karl
Mr. and Mrs. D'Oyly Carte are expected TO arrive
ON the saale from southampton, today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-24

lie Roy John Wainwright, Langdon Erving, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles IngcrsO, John Hadden, Hobart Porter,
IT, Tclfair Minton, Miss Jennie Mnton Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. II. Ward \. BIadhurst Field and Andrew Bibby.
Mrs. schuyler Warren. No. East Thirtiethst.,
gave q ladies' luncheon Yesterday Her guests were
Mrs. Charles Remsen. Miss Bird. Mrs. Charles Mar
ihall Miss Banhs. Mrs. Reginald Francklyn. Miss
Charlotte Ieil, Mrs. Eugene Kelly, jr Miss Lulu
warren Miss Graham and Miss du Viyier.
Mrs. J. = Townsend No 53 East Fifty fourth ST.,
gave reception yesterday afternoon. followed by
Informal dinner and a cOtillOn
A large theatre party will be given shortly by the
merbers Qf the Friday Evening Dancing Class, to
be followed by O snpper and dance at sherry's.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-24
nEyocRATs FAVOR BALLOT Reform

The Brooklyn Democratic Club held meeting last
night at its rooms No. pol Montaguest. TO discuss
ballot REFORM The attendance small. A. Augustus
Healy presided. There were also present Clark f.
Sumner secretary Theodore S. Nye corresponding secre
tary; John u. Noyes, treasurer; Harrington Putnam
W. C. Moquln George E. o'Hara, David r. Hilson, and
Francis Gottsburger Mr.. Putnam, chairman Of the
Executive Committee moved the adoption OF resolutions
favorng the reform. William e. Coombs spoke strongly
in favor OF ballot system but opposed the idea
originally that registration law should be
presented the Legislature simultaneously with ballot
reform law
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-24
pnoFEssoRsHrp OF Music AT YALE

New-Haven, Jan. % (speolaD.-The annual winter
meeting Of the Yale Corporation was held In Pres
dent Dwights Office in the old Cabinet Building to-
day \ resolution was passed declaring that the
corporation is prepared to take decisive action with
reference TO establishing chair Of music whenever
sufficient funds are furnished for the purpose. II
is believed that 100000 win be required. II was
also voted 10 establish professorshp TO be called the
Battell proiessprship Of music, and the necessary
funds were voted from money already I'm hand for
that purpose. Dr. G.. j. Stoeckel, who has been
college organist for many years was appointed 20 the
Dlace,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-24
AARRIFD.

.nnrcRs-JARDINE-At the residence Of the BRIDES
aunt Mrs John Pemberton, Philadelphia Penn Jsnn'
daughter OF David Jardne Of New-fork, to waiter H.
Addicks OF Boston, Mass.
nr cRAFP-MI IIKEN-.On Wednesday, January p,
teD AZ the Crescent Aytiue Presbyterian Church RAM
deid m D. by the Rev William r. richards, Saffie
f'~1,,snn daehter OF samuel Miiken, IT.. 70 James
Wide Detirsa ell Of fsinnsd- N. J.
KF.,IRY-GILLENDER-on Wednesday, January ~ At
ne Church al the Heavenly Rest, by the Rev u fa.-
~ Morgan Austin Price Eelley 70 Elizabeth WILLARD
q yhtsr Of Augustus ~ 0znonasx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-24
WILLIAM W. WARREN.

Boston, Jan. 90 tspecal).-William wilkins Warren, a
well known citizen. died to-day age seventy-nve. He
established the first house in Boston for importing rich
articles for household Furnishings He served in the City
Council and wrote interesting book on Nle Travel"
which has gone through several editions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-24
DECLINED BY THE REV. DR. LORINER,

Boston, Jan. GA letter has been received from
the Rev. DR.. George C. Lorimer, by Deacon Went
WORTH positively declining the call to the Warren
Averue Baptist Church. lie feels that the I'M
portance and the magnitude Of his present work In
Chicago make it his imperative duty 10 remain there
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-24

NEW LEASE FOR THE METROPOLITAN HOTEL
The Metropolitan Hotel has been leased by the
Stewart estate for ten years at annual rental Of
$50 600 to Flavius j. Allen, Of the AstOr House, and
d. NJ Hildreth the proprietor of the West End Hotel
at Long Branch and formerly part owner OF the New
York Hotel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-24
SONS OF yEW.YoRK IN CHICAGO

Chicago Jan. 20 (specIsl.-The Sons Of New-York
gave a reception and ball at the sherman House this
evening which was largely attended. Mayor Cregier
delivered tho Introductory address and the address OF
Welcome was made BY Judge GrlnneA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-24
THROUGH PARLOR CARS TO ATLANTIC CITY
VIA PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

The through ParlOr car and passenger coach leaves
stations foot of Cortlandt and Desorosses sts at
/ D. m for Atlantic City, arriving there at 40 p, M
The Pennsylvania IS the only line running Parlor cars
between New York and Atlantic City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-24

Every day increases the popularity and sale OF Car,
ters Little Liver Pills. The reason Is tnag Wien once
used relief Is to follow. Don't forget thls'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-24

When bapy was sick, we gave her csstoria.
Wben shs was a Child she cried for Castorls.
when she became Miss she chung u Castorla,
When she had Children. she gave them Castoris.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-24

Quebec, Jan. 23-Monseigneur lie Care, Vicar.Genera
Of this archdiocese, died to-day OF nfenzs complicated
with Inflammation OF the lungs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-24

For supper or dessert Grainlet may De cooled In
mods and served with sweetened milk and cream, the
same blanc mango.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-24
MAnRIED.

Observation-Disclosures Tuesday, January 81, ss tho
residence OF the brides mother No Gss Hlshst. New
Peanngton "a Miss Mary 1bbot daughter q the late
David 4. Hayes, both OF Newark.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-24

A sRILLIANT OLD GUARD BALL.

by ]. w. Gerard jr t. p. Field. J. E. Blake. W. T.
Wall, j. C. Travis and A. v. Stout
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-24

5th.aye and ssd-st. is paatisl model home. with all
botei eonvenenees Cuisine unsurpassed Lorenz Reich.
proprietor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-24
The Cambridge.

Furniture from FIlnt's lasts ! ! !
New-York tribune., 1890-06-17
To the Holders of
OREGON & TRAhSCONTIAENTAL CO.
First Mortgage Trust Bonds.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Oregon and
Transconun,ua Company intcads y re'cn a. oi lN on
standing Fir-t MORTGAGE Trust Bond NoN l. l-) a.
100 ler cent and accrued inicrt n accordance "i tHe
terms % o.. uust dc.d securing same.
The or. AID coltn0ltll Conn any Wing ~
sad p.lpo sold D. Svndrat" rcpre.eltcd JOS M'--f'
DleXG MoIgan CO. tle Northern Pacific Il. Il. Co., Con
sol dated Nor sge pr COD Bonds set apart ~ take
up tc OREGON aud Ir,nscontiuentl Bond &, above la'
o,icd hat the OREGON and Ir,Lcontn'ntl toaGhaidefs
sholiG Opportunity 70 eNchanz" their bon4' 10 mo
Northern PaeGr peg Bolt.. Ia accordance there"
with the Synd ate VIII make such eNcLarge. paving l0j
Der cent. 10Y me oregon ami TianscOnunental Bonds
again, 92a, pcr cont or Norhen Pacific 1s. cr diins
and chaTclas accrued Interest 10 the daf' q" 'ais proc
ydei holder, ~ oregon and TinsconneniaI Bona, Nau
themselves o. laid privilege by presenting te tond' i?s
tiat purpo.e at oHlce Of DroNel, Morgan Co.. -
Waust. Ncy.Yor6 on OF before July -. 800. after
which right to make such eA-anse Viii cease.
Ncw-YOrk, June II, 1890.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-17
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

The local market for money was easy at 3a4 y
per cent with the business about equally divided
between the two figures.
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges, 1854 ,024 balances,
S4,42O,06s.
The Sub-1rcasury was debtor al the Clearing
House to-day 81 l.l74,9j3. It's net loss on balance
on Saturday and to-day was $5j0,5j9. made up
by losses of S52O,302 coin and $30,2J1 currency
The two days operations included Receipts,
Sj,3l G,O16; payments. Sj,sG6,j76; resulting III a
general balance Of 81 50, s0l $40, consisting Of
Sl74,6sl,s ,s62 coin and $6,2o9,22S currency.
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ccved to-day $4O6,3oS National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were 50 ,33l, the in
ternal revenue receipts SsG4, ,759 and the mis-
ceaneous receipts S577,s5
To-davs Washington Treasury statement Of
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares with
the figures OF the last previous statement as fol
lows:
June u. Differences
Net gold hand 800 2G9 400 100 Os JS3 Dec ss7 507
silver hand 25GO9 9Of 25 0J3 f25 Inc 81, f0l
Net l"ca.tcnccrs
New-York tribune., 1890-06-17
A FINE INVESTMENT.

The subscribers have hs1 large and succeSsfu 'N'
perence In building Western and southern states
and now wish 10 buGd handsome ana s'b-tnual town
near Ncwyork CITY Have secured 1000 Of splen-
ddy located land one hour rom NewYOk at very low cost
per acre with raioad GRO Ing through ccntIc OF same
nrstclass service nominal fares We can uouo''
every dollar invested inside Of oIe year fc" soou nv"
with II 900 or more ar, invited investigate and Jon us
in the enterprise.
so gentleman stands higher OF Is more iaVo'"oN know"
than the gentleman who has consented to be thr W'
NJ the company. We ssk cnteful hNes"E"""' =" ".'
enterprse More than oneha OF the capital stock Is al
ready taken. ,.
c.u -, a, add,es. II. c. DEAN,
Room Iss, 45 Broadway. New.Y9FA.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-17

Railroads.
NEW YORK CENTRAL
RAILROADS..
Hudson River Railroad.
All Trains arrive at and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
Fourth Ave. and nd ST., New York.


4.;AlNS LEAVE ~ FOLLOMS 49,. H.. =.
300 A. M.-CHICAGO YES lIBU LIZ LIMIIED-oue AZ
1926 A. M.~s0JTfiWTSIfRN VESTIBULE LIMIT
fD-due Cincinnati 80, indianapolis ~ 80 d. H. "'
1870 4. M.LWI%STERN DAY EXPRESs-daily except
sundays leaving saturday does not run west
$50 +. MUN6KTH STORE VEsrIBULE LIMITED
Due at Detroit at Is a M. Chicago oO p H. heA'
G.UO T., M.-FAST WESTERN EXPRESs-Due Chicago
100 Cincinnati 10 p. m, ". Louis 40 a. M, ~
PlEsS-Due indianapolis IL 20 p. IN. next day, IT.
FISSGHtRIiI.Ls LsV V9N'EWWsrRGH POUGHKEEPsIE. RHINE.
CLIFF KINGSTON, AND HCDS0N-t 80. 10 80,
kecIse 1910 a. M y :3o; 80 $50, 90, 80
915 p m, for Garrison (West Point 10 80, II 30
a. m, T. 80 4 80. 3 90, 20. ~ p NJ ,,,,
ALBAXY TTIci sYRAGrSE RoGlHEiSST5EoR CT Is l5o nCE 70
a. m, 600. 80, o:l5 p III. Also fof Albany . ~
o. m aud FOR Albany Utica, Syracuse, Rochester and
Suspension Bridge, 80 p m. - ,o,.,.,, ,,-e AM
TROY, SARAToGA, ADIRoNDACK MoCNTAIINs Ans IN AND
$50. 10 90 1850 a. m, $3.50, 600, 3;l5 p. M
AUEUEN, GENEVA AND. CAXANpAIGUA-to;5 So
81 % niI2s III p TIA M&RLEM DIVISION
For tickets and space in sleeping Cars apply at Grand
Central station at Nos il3 1Sj. 9i2 and Broadway
T. Park Place. b Wst l2jths and l3otl-st ,tati@Sn @
New-Yo orh; 1873 WashinGton-st, 726 Futonst and 39S
Bedford-ave f.. D.. Brooklyn.
Wc,tcott Express calls for and checks baggage from
hot - and residences through to destination. o.,
Daily except sunday. Daily except saturday. Other
Above trains except those leaving at 80 M 80.
80. 80. ! 90 - m, ana Il midnight stop NJ
JOIN ii. TOrCEY GEORGE II. DANIELS.
General Manager GelN Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1890-06-17
I EHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

rAsSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortland' ans
Dssbrosscs follows:
a m, for sltneJon and intermediate points NASAL.
A m Lyons, Elnl7a. Rocnest"r, EuNod
and the West and principal local points Chair car u
LYONS and Pullman car Suspension BrGge.
90 A. m Tor Mauch ChUpk and intermediate points.
II a. m h. and B. Junction and intermediate points
''Ii n ~ ~ Tor rmkhannock and Intermediate points.
Chair ear 10 Tunkhannock Connection TO Reading fac
20 D m for Elmira and principal intermediate points.
chair car TO Wkesbarro and Pullman sleeper Suspcn
sion Bridge . c,,- . ,.,.,,.. ..,..
Chair 70 Mauch Chunk. 49,. ,.-
10 d. m for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
Connection 10 Reading and Harrisburg.
D. m for Geneva. Lyons. Emira. Rochester. Buffalo
and the West Pullman sleeper % Ly and suspension
Bridge. -. q IN
trains leaving az a. m. II a. m. D. m and $40
D. m connect all points In Mahan0y and Ha1leon coal
's SUNDAY TRAINS
A. m. FOR Mauch Chunk, Hazleton and intermediate
pont, and II m. for Shenandoah and Intermediate
points. =, -,,. 80, ,...-...s,.., ,o,,,.
Geneva. LIONS. Emira. Rochester. Bufalo
and the West Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons and suspension
''e General Eastern orice. 235 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-17
fe9a! y olltes.
uTpRENT COTET COUNTY OF NEW-

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
- YOEK.-Hcnry y Nicoll plaintiff agarst william
NJ HaNcMcycr. defendant. summons 20 me 40 aoPNr P
complaint action AMI 70 serve cop Of ioui answer
~ 10 plantl attorney within twenty days after the ser
ic Of l. su mons cvc ubyr o. tn da, oi ryce and IL
cas-, Of goIr failure To appear. ot answer" cement w." &
-, ,gus ,o m doiauit tur tlicf nnhudrd IN hc
sostpiaint Dptod Tob4uarN ~. 1880, tDN AIP
Attorney. onicr ana lostoitr
drr.s 30 - hickman Street Nc"-hork cry. ,,.,,,, .
Wultau NJ fIaVeneytr the above rained d"lehdaht
~, oregomy sun mons ryed uron YOU ~ publication
inr,nt to an order OF Hon. Goo T. Andrews Juug' OF
-, srnr.i,. our of the state Ol NeN-loIA data inc
thrd day OF M,ch 1890, and flcd with th' cor pant
~ ire OF the clork OF the citl and Co-ly of New OK
=, ae tbe Court House Ncw-NorA CIV. EDWARD
sTEPHENS Psinun's Attorney, . D. Aman ST. New
YORK Clty.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-17
DREXEL, MORGAN & co.

II PER CENT. MET.
Stock now offered a. 400 per share par value 7lOc ,
$40 t.I annum paid dlydond1 l32 30 quArt}( ncNb
dividend payable August l. Eus.ncss estbi!7hn I3es &
nsIruassfd growth and prOsus sT'y. t"rk has br'h
steadily Increasing value viii command aF with'h ono
For prospectus. financial statements ana iul par
tlcular- aqdre-e
MORTGAGE BASK AND INVESTMENT Co.'
FARGO. NORTH DAKOTA.