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Tho Validity OF tho Local Option Law sas-
tained.

BUFFALO. Aug. 23.-Justice Ward Of the su-
preme Court has handed down decision sus-
tanning tho validity OF the local option law OF
1892. A license was refused the proprietor Of
the Watkins House. at Warsaw. Iby the Excise
Commissioners a majority Of whom MAIN
Commissioners and were carrying o9t tho will
Of the people in refusing licenses. Tho appli-
cant then appealed to the Supreme Court for
a license. The application 10 denied. the Court
holding that the Commissioners acted In good
arh
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nl. object Was to &c, Into Prison.

Raymond Scott. the young carpenter who
surrendered himself to Capt. Westervelt on
Tuesday night and confessed that he had
smashed the window OF Botansky's iewelry
shop at 1876 Third avenue with the intention
lice Court yesterday. He told Justice Welde
that he was out Of work. and through fear Of
starvation decided to invite arrest by turning
burglar. The police watched him SO closely
that he was unable to profit by his attack on
the jewellers shop. SO he surrendcred himself
porary home even II 1t was In prison Justice
Welde sent him to the Island for three months
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-24

SAN Francisco. Aug. 23.-On Sunday last the
steamship Walla Walla arrived here. bringing
fifty-nine Japanese passengers from Victoria.
have been examining them decided yesterday
that ten are actors and will be allowed to
land. while the remaining forty nine are con-
tract laborers and will be sent back.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-24
Mall bag. Stolen ana Rinrd.

BosToN, Aug. 23.-The Post Office inspec tors
to-day received telegram from superintend-
emit II. + Folsom stating that the mail bags
from the Springfield and Newport night run
were stolen from the baggage room at Brad
ford. VT The mail bags were cut open and the
letters scattered in q eight car in that place.
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Hoods Pills cure liver ills. sick headache.
tration. when he was removed. In the sue
ceeding Republican Administration ne was
appointed to the place he now holds.

On June G. 1890. the Hon. Joseph A. Walker
OF Massachusetts, participating in discussion
OF the silver question that resulted eventually
in the enactment Of the sherman Silver Pur;,
chase law. removed his coat. The speaker OF
The ShG at that %e w to MT r MepeT
to suggest to him that In appearing
in the. House in his shirt :, sleeves 80 he !,
sionai etiauetts. TnersnpSn the, orator put
on his coat. To-day the same Mr.. Walker
Sherman Silver Purchase law. and. although
he was hotter and more impassionea thnn 10
s ss ssn Of "a MS
The President at Gray Gables has approved
the joint resolution making Immediately
available the appropriation for the payment oil
mileage to Senators and members .S OF I, ths
the following appointments that do not re-
quire confirmation BY the Senate:
ION Of inaisns Saasr tho provisions Of tho act of
eInsnsyr s1ap Il .ss Snd e ss at
81 ssao Il .s9s.s, % IL. :s.s 60
;S ma & Ks !: &
Chairman sayers Of the House Committee
on Appropriations to-day announced the fol-
s..S
preparation of the bills relating to the sub
jects named
sundry Ciyl-sayers,, oNsil. Mass; Brookshir'.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Coombs. Robertson, Dinsley.
District OF Columba-Compton. Doctory. Williams.
Ill; Henderson. Ia, and CoRswelL 90 ,.
Pensions-o'Neil Mass; Willinms ILL.,; coomos
FortiHcations - Livingstone. Breckinridge Ky;
Washington, Bingham. and Grout
Denciencies-B KY; sayers Living
Permanent Appropriations-Wa Living
stone. Compton Dntley. and Circuit
The President to-day sent to tho Senate the
following nominations:
Joshua Dodge of Wisconsin, to be assistant Attor-
ney-GencraL vice " lillian A. Maury. resigned.
o. NJ Brumby OF LOuisaniA to be Register OF the Land
Receiver Of Public Moneys at Now Orleans: William
ONCE at Seattle. Wash. j. wooten Of Delaware. to
be agent foT tho Indians Of the Nevada Agency. in
Nevada
Also a number Of recess appointments. In
leans and half dozen Postmasters
To remove the stoppaRe Of all prom otions In
on the case OF Pay Inspector Stevenson. the
Secretary OF the Navy to-day ordered fourth
Board OF naval officers to determine whether
MIR. Stevenson shall be promoted or retired.
Secretary Lamont left the city this afternoon
for New York and will not be back before the
middle OF next week. While away 1t Is prob
able that he will make visit to BuZzard's Bay
to confer with the President.
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KINGSTON. N. Y. Aug. 21.-Frederiok E Ken
nedy. manager Of Swift & Co.'S Chicago dressed
beef branch in this city.is short in his aocounts
He had failed to mako remittancos in accord
ance with the rules Of the firm. and an agent
collections had been made that had not been
turned over to the company nor credited on
arrest. but he evidently suspected It and fed.
He was arrested Yesterday near Chicago. The
exact amount Of his embezzlement u not
known.
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Chicago Pol,utlur the M,..,..,pp,.

sT. LOUIS. Aug. 23-At the meeting OF tho
Board OF Health yesterday resolutions were
passed calling upon Congress to investigate
the alleged poll luton OF the Illinois and Missis-
sppi rivers by the Chicago drainage canal. The
resolutions Tecite the p present bad effect Of the
and say that this will soon be largely in creased
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Aavert,..d for . Ca.h,er and Got n Thief

Two months ago the proprietor Of tho Cam
bridge Hotel. at Fifth avenue and Thirty-third
street. advertised for an assistant cashier. A
good-looking fellow. who gave his name as
as his references were satisfactory he secured
it. Two weeks later he disappeared. A short
age OF $500 was found In his accounts. 1t is
believed that Leberman is now In Europe.
reward Of 500 has been offered for his cap
ture.
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WASHINGTON. Aug. 23.-The total number Of
fourth-class Postmasters appointed to day was
ffty.eiRht. OF which twenty-five were to fill
vacancies caused BY designations and death.
Among the appointments wore the following:
New Jersey-G. N. Harris Baeville: W W. Tunison
North Branch.
Knox: Ezra Garfield. Look wood: T. H. Smith, Milton;
Mrs r. d. Schmeck. Pekln: J. A. McGinnis. Ripley:
william llinchlife. sincairville; Peter zimmerman.
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Detroits mayors suRgestion as TO Money.
DETROIT. Aug. 23.-At a meeting Of the Com
mon Council last night Mayor Pingree sub
mltted a message dealing with the 6nan cal
situation as 1t affects this city. He suggested
that the city OF DetrSit Issue bonds in email
argues that these bonds would be pure hased
By the people who hold the money which has
been withdrawn from circu alton. This money
returning to it's regular channel would help
all members OF the community.
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Two Men OF Fishing Party Drowned.

HOLLIS. N. H. Aug. pa boat eontaininRs
fishing party consisting Of Declan O'Hern.
Thomas Foley. A. Lakin. and o man named
Robinson was upset on Rocky Pond early this
morning. O'Hern and Foley were drowned.
Lakin swan ashore. and Robinson chung to
the boat and was rescued.
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Mate Pushed overboard by Ono OF the Grow.

BALTIMORE. Aug. % Charles Lecock Of
fredericksburg. Va. mate Of the schooner
John T. Ferguson. was killed as q result Of .
quarrel last night on that vessel Joseph d.
Spruille OF Edenton. N. c.. q colored dock
hand. Is under arrest and admits that he
pushed Lecock overheard Spruille disobeyed
orders while the schooner was coming up the
bay. and hot words were followed by 0 fight
Lecock's body has not been recovered.
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Quarantine at New Haven.

NEW HAVEN. Aug. 23-The local Board Of
Health has ordered that all vessels hailinR
from ports south Of the capes Of the Delaware
be required to show clean bills Of health. This
action was brought about by the yellow fever
scare at Brunswick, Ca. from which port a
number Of vessels in the lumber trade run
regularly to New Haven.
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Ali Ouiet In Tonawanda.

BUFFALO. Aug 23.-Everything is quiet in
tho Tonawanda lumber docks to-day. and
there is no probability Of further outbreak at
present The wounds of those injured in tho
riot yesterday are not serious. The police are
guarding the docks in force.
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WELLINGTON. Mo-. Aug. 23.-Mrs. Mary Ian
drum. who lived mile and half west Of this
place. died this morning. The attending ply
DENIES. says genuine sporadic cholera caused
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VIII DO Here When the Convention Meets.
Lieut-Gov. sheehan. who is in Saratoga.
will come to the city too day to remain until
after the meeting OF the Democratic State
Committee. called for Saturday. Richard
Croker, who is at Long Branch with his boys,
will return to- night to meet the Lieuten ant.
Governor. He. too. will remain In tho city
until after the State Committee meets.
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Where Yesterday's Fires Were.
A.M.-l'5o. s0+ Broadway. Heller Dnkslspisi 4 Co.
no damage.
r. A-3'So sb Thompson street NO dAmAgsi 8i4o
l22 seventh street Catherine Stack damage s7b: 80
canvas in'trontof and 10 Horatio street. damage S2
damage $4,000. ~'
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We say at our house. be-
cause OF the good It has
done me- No one knows
the intense misery I en-
dured for 20 years with
dyspepsia. No prescrip-
lions seemed to help me.
and I had great preju-
dice against proprietary
medicines But being
strongly urged TO try
Hoods Sarsaparilla, l
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Even with tho worst cases of Catarrh, after
you've tried everything else, the proprietors
To- pay pay s sss sso Saas . He@ ss will agree
eompletelY.
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James S. Coleman. ex- Commissioner OF Street
Cleaning. was appointed by Mayor Gilroy yes
terday Commissioner OF Common Schools to
succeed William Lnmmis. resigned. Commits
Lake Placid In the Adirondacks.. whore he is
spending the summer. and WAS forTardcd to
for resigning his inability TO devote snff Client
time to the service Mr.: Coleman Is a Twenty.
first district Tammany Hall man, and with his
brother. NJ. S. Coleman, is interested In many
large contracts.
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~ B Cu0 only modIclno 90 Of
doesn't benefit or cure you have Your monsy
back. Nervous prostrstion and debility are
conquered by It.
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THE
MoRRELL LIQUOR CURE

is the most reliable cure for inebrsty Its endorsed
by prominent esrgymsn. physicians and business
men who have carefully Investigated its inertia It
sfticaoy Is demonstrated by the large number OF per
sons permanently cured. No detention from business
No sore arms dsleterous resutA For treatment or
Information call or address in confidence
AoRRELL LIQUOR CURE
2o3 Broadway
Nav York Civ lo2 West 34tk st.
49, III West l25thsE
1875 Grand st.
Brooklyn N y. 375 Fulton AZ
Newark n. J. 1856 Broad ct
Long Branch. ". j., Chelsea and I'd ava
shshAmion and Saratoga springSkL
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did so. lam now using my fourth bottle. and
feel better than l have In twenty years. ana
con slider myself cured. FRANK G. STUAkI.
Marshall, Mich. HOODS CURES
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with nerves unstrung and heads that ache
Wise women Bromo- ssltEsr tAks-Ada
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IT'S DANGEROUS GROUND

that you stand en- - with Q
cough or q cold, and your
blood impure. Out Of just
these conditions comes Con
sumption.
You must do something.
In the earlier stages Of Con
sumption, and in all the CON
ditions that lead to IL, Doctor
Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery Is q certain remedy.
This scrofulous affection OF
tho lungs, Like every other
form Of Scrofula, can Be cured
BY It In severe, lingering
Coughs, all Bronchial, Throat,
and Lung Affections, and
every disease that can be
reached through the blood,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-26
Financial.
To THE
SECOND MORTGAGE B0NDH0LDERS
AND STOCKHOLDERS
OF THE
New.YOTk & Northern Railway Co.

%; Wall St. New-York. Dec. l6. 1So3.
Ia plan which we have undertaken for the reor-
canza;ion OF Ncw-YoTi and Northern Railway Com
many 500 bonds corporation be used
IN exchange FOR Of the preferred and common stock
Of the existing company.
We are therefore prepared receive such shares
deposit for purposes Of reorganization and for
change into bonds when ISSUED.
The new bonds part Of Sc 200 0oo Of
the of 600 EACH RUNNING 100 years from their
date and bearing interest at per cent per annum-
prncpal and payable in gold and guaran-
,cei by the SevYork Contra! Hudson River Railroad
COMPANY They will be By a mortgage covering
nil the property G. NewYork and Northern Railway
COMPANY: and OF 100000 will be reserved TO
provide for like amount Of prior lien bonds on the
property
The exchange will be on the following basis:
Preferred shares are receive scrip exchageahe into
the new bonds at 5000 of bonds for each 100
shares preferred stock.
Common shares receive like scrip at the rate OF
sl0o OF new bonds for each shares common stock!
AZ under the decree and sale the property
az the New Northern Railway Company is ad-
versel TO he sold public auction on Dec IS 1888
we reserve the right terminate these offers az any time
bou, notice after which all security holders affected
by the sale who have accepted the offers now
made WILL necessity, be excluded from interest In
the Eeo-ganizei Company.
Ne arc further authorized By NewYork Central and
Hudson River Railroad Company 70 purchase New-iork
and Northern Second Mortgage bonds at 50 per cent
,ava,,e in the new per cent bonds above described
f..r On Toy cent Of tho Second Mortgage bonds have
already been acquired The bonds delivered In pay
mon, will draw Interest July 10. 1885, This ofer
Is likewise tcrIainabc at any time
the right to declare the Plan abandoned as
Whole and in that event the shares Of stock
nbslt charge depos.,ors surrender OF our re-
esIrs therefor.
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DREXEL, MORGAN d co.
Western Rsw.York & Pennsylvania
Railroad Company.

The undersigned have. the request Of the Board OF
Directors Of ;i- Western New-York and Pennsylvania
Railroad Company and the NewYorlI and Frankfort Com
mees Of second rtgase bondholdeis undertaken 10
a., m Committee for the reconstruction Of the Company
under plan and agreement prepared for that purpose
which is believed will protect all interests and place
the affairs Of the Company on sound financial basis
In with the plan the second mortgage Donds
with all unpaid coupons and deentures and convertible
and inconvertble scrip. must he deposited with the
CONTINENTAL TRUST COMPANY of the city Of
Kew York. at Wall street with the FIDELITY IN
STRANGE. TRUST AND SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY in
Philadelphia the ist day Of March, 1894 to
e;e holders in the Dement'S OF the recon-
ttrlcti1n.
olbo,1as in order 70 share in such benefits. must.
within the same time DEPOSIT their certificates OF STOCK
duly niorscs blank FOR transfer. with the flDblii
INSURANCE.. TRUST AND SAFE DEPOSIT CoMPANi'
Philadelphia
Negotiable trust certificates will be issued by the
CONTINENTAL TRUST COMPANY for the bonds.
scrip deposited and transferable trust GER
thcates will DO issued by the FIDELITY INSURANCE
TRUST AND SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY for the GER
tifcates stock deposited.
Deposits can made in Frankforon the Main AND
Amsterdam as advertised there.
The plan will become effective upon n deposit OF
the majority of the second mortgage bonus;
security holders and stockholders are urged 10 'e
post and certificates Of stock promptly IN
order 20 insure speedy and economical reconsruction
Copies Plan and Agreement can be had from the
Secretary Of the Committee the Office Of either
Trust Company
Dated December !. 1893
ISAAC n. sELIGMAN. Chairman.
Of J. & w Seiigman Co.
GUSTAV r. kIsSEL,
OF Kesser & Co.
CHARLES EDWARD BRETHERTON.
Carl. JAEGER,
OF Frankfort Committee Of Bondholders.
GEORGE Il. BARTOL.
OF George r. Bartol Co.. Limited.
NICHOLAS THOuRON,
OF n. Thouron Co.
SAMUEL. q. DcCOlRSEY,
President Of the Company.
10 Broad St.. NewYork.
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~. TO LIVERPOOL VIA or EENSTOWN.
UmlrIa. Dee 80 II a. m Etrura Jan r. 10 n m
s"ryIa. Jan H. e30 a. m Umbra. Feb TO- $50 a
Aurania. -. Ian y. m s'-rvia. Fob H. = - H.
From Iio. Sorth River. foot Of clHrkeon-sl.
Cabin passage $50 ana upward Second cabin so and
inward according to steamer and locatien
Stecrage tickets ana from al parts OF Europe AZ
low For freight and rassag" apply AT the
conpanv's Office No I Bowling Green New-YOrS
NL.RNnN IL IiROMN & co. Gen, raj NCcnta
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BALTIMORE AND ONO nAmROAD.

BALTIMORE. WAsIINGToY, c ,yTs WEI, cIE'IN-
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL, TkMMs.,co
Leave New York FOOT q, Iibertysi d IAN CnitAIo
ie:i5 night SINtINNKTI. Il IoyIsa = A ~ ;: go
Il Dining Cap 50 GOO NJ Mo- es sT ~ ro CSC" r n
daily TX 3:Co T. NORFOLK. u 80 A. ~ d9iiy ! 20
p " ex. sun. NEW on EANs II s; ~ daaiiy;
VALLEY route Ones: re col. as. ! $40 broadway 81
Ess, Isth-st 400 Crand-si,. y. Y '4t Fuiion-st
iiirSckiys station foot, o. Lisertys, G r = q n J.
New-Yor Transfer Co. win call Tor ana check baggage
from hotel or residence 10 destination.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new. JERSEY
Nnthracite coal used , eXclpsi y,lya,s

Anthracite coal used exclusively
-Four tracks. Automatic Block signals
Trains leave station foot OF Liberty -.
Time Table In Effect Dec. n lss,., o.
For Easton Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch chun1 go Co.;
tx ias ;i a. 5i5 $50 to Allentown p NJ sundays.
80 7:l5 A. NJ 400 500 y NJ. =,
For Wkesbarro. Iittston and Scranton, $40 A. NJ
F5r ReadlnS at 200 500 s:i5 1890, 1:3o A. NJ.
ITO I3O 90 400 545. 1880 p ~ 2:l5 night sun
days 4:3O a. NJ. 100 100. 5:3o 1870 r. NJ i-i'
For Harrisburg at 400 500. s:i5 A. NJ. 10 20
400 5:i5 F. ~ 1915 night Sundays 100 ''"o r. a.
l2ij night. -. ,no
ror sunbury Lewslurg and wlIiamsp9rt az 4 ey
500 $40 \. NJ 1910 1870. 73o r NJ. i2l9 ngn. sH
cept Saturday night. Sundays. '1o A. NJ 80" T. '
d on Long rapch and gons s0Gsa 4o 70 to pP Rs
RanlD 400 100 ,J:3s Red Ban). Clio r. NJ. SHn-
DAYS except Ocean Grove and Asbury PARK 9'oo A. NJ
FOR LAKEWOOD.
Barncgat 3o. S:i5 \. NJ. las. 4;2o ?. NJ. .o :,
For Atlantic City. Vneand, and Bridgeton 4'"o A. N'
For Monmouth Peach seabrght and IIlshlsnd Peach
$50, s:i5; li:2o \. NJ l:S2 l:i'' 4;oo' ''-o T. Nh
ROYAL BLUE LINE
For Philadelphia. week DAYS. 400. $40 g;oo ,,o
100 Dining Sqr, A. NJ iso 39o t:99 Punst f iai5
night Sunday 4:2o 500 iiao DINING Carp A. NJ.
l30, 300 DINING carr: $50 p. NJ. 12l5 night :, %
For Baltimore and Washne,on week days s0 az
A. NJ $50 800 DINING Carr. 73o p. NJ, ls:l5 night
90 2Gi AZ $40 9i4 1.l4o. la@3 Broadway. %, G,h
Ave- 81 ian St. l3i East 25h S. :6s West i22't
ST. 25i Columbus Ave. New-York Court 81, sGO rn-
Ncw-Yo,k Transfer Company will call for and check bag
gage from hotel residence to destination
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pennsylvania
RAILROAD.


STATIONS foot of DesbrOsses ana Cor""""'
Srrccts
In Effect November 10Th. l>'''
P 1880 FAT FEHkNNs T3&sHS2FA Car
Dg%wSs ana sas roo" ssSpHs h Hn"s Ii
c aPS DsISa. s a. mrs cincinnati rs and In
2.o s'I r. cclG aS'% HSD ST. louis ExfREss
rpman slipping and Rnng n ca1s 10 oo u G st.
Goo pSsT 6sssa ann s Sleep
land. Arrives Cleveland ill5 a. m. Chicago p M
7.5o T. Il. sourH-wnsrERN EMPRESS W., week p dsys
cars to Cincinnati and S. Louis. Arrives Cincinnati
50. m. Indianapolis. 1o:l3 p M 81 Louis d. H.
500 ,'' FAcIE1c c5 n%ss
sso a. M n' second morning., Toledo l45 M.
io ni1' r. H'siH Wnshinst.n Limiied' weekday''
SEQ t1%%H s %n!i,n rs
man Parlor and Dining cars. Arrives ''s'0'
ss HS 5 $50 rRA n ssS 'aS
'' :' to "As@'IS '?s', ss s
$3.50 r MzRleHnond ana Danylls f5pTes daily Ia
Sers , 10 A ssSS4 T"% Ran sH and aSon
j.oO p. M.-DaIly for Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
FOX G6 F Sis%"y 5Sa an va
Charles Route a. m. weekdays and with i"'0os'
roE sf %PASYc :" Cry T9' F. M with Through
33i S Ar'T S:fsl @iS s.s f2
u m week- DAYS. Sundays. 9:+5 n. m, o:lo D. m
DO not stop at AsbuFy Park and ocean uro'e vi
FOR PHILADELPHIA. ,
rxnroes. GOO 90 -. g:3, 90 Penna I.imitedl
1910 II l2:3o 2,lo : a;So q o. :, SIX
$50 D 6:2O 10 Limited l0No a. M 2 !. 45o'
q AS s. $50 p m. l2:l3 night . 10, No.,
| rche, nnces Nos 433 GA i.i9G. 113 and 26l Broad
wav Asor House 13i East io5th street 23l Column
hs Avenue 49, Sixth Avenue. and foot OF lJesbrosse
qnl Corandt Streets; Court street 500 Fu, s
street Is Hroadway and Brooklyn Annex station 100
| Of Fulton Street Brooklyn; 123 Hudson Street Hobo
ken: station. Jersey CITY
rb, York Transfer connanv will call for and ch"'F
baggage from hotels and residences through to desna
| tiCn ID UOon
| - W. ,aneroi Manager General Pass'r Agent
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A NCHOR LIN T..

~ UNITED STATES MAI. STEAMSHIPS.
70 II fla > GO " VIA l. . y 10 - II II Il X Y
From Pier 81. " r.. foot - West 2ith-st
Anchora. jar. q. y. m Bolivia. Ian ~ y w.
Cabin SO and upward Second Cabin. so
steerage outward. s23. Prepaid. S2i. -
CABIN EXCrEsION TICKETS At REDNcED RATES.
For drafts. tours and other Information. apply To-
HENDElisON IROTIIERs Enwlng Grccn Ncw-l OK.
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n, Y, ONTARIO & WESTERN r. R.

Trains leave foot West 42lst follows Is minutes
earlier from Franklin-st: 49, -. -, =. - .
30 A. n ,,iaiIy except Sunday for Waikiki Valley
Y X stations MiGdietown Eeuvilc. Fasblrs Liberty,
Carnon!ae Scranton. Walton, Delhi. Sidney. Norwich
ttca Rome Oneida. Fulton. OswegJ.
3:lJ f. u. texcept sunday sullivan CO. Express
f,r Wortiu Valley Railroad stations. Campbell Han
Midlcinyn Elenyillc. Mountain Dale. Ccnrevle Falls
burg Ituricyvile Liberty Fails Liberty Parlsville. and
Livingston Manor. go,
-.i5 - NJ daily Mlddletown Summityle Falls
burg Liberty. Ii Irgyon Manor. K.chand. Walton SD
nov Norwich Oneida Fulton Oswego.
~ II T. N daily Via Niagara Falls Reclining chair
cor tscas rrcal New NGeara Falls. Pullman
ecc,crs New York to Oswego Arrives Detroit $40
:, N, chicago IN a. m. ST Louis $50 r. IN.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at 3Il Eroadway
Transfer Company calls for ana cciS baggage
o destination ....... -
Beaver St. New OK.
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1IoIy lam EXCURSIONS LEAVE


~ New York, 10 Feb IL 1894. Nile steamers ana
and tickets to California flgria,
SH. Ocean ,iCi,.ts see Cazcttc. H. GAZE SONS ll3
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financial elections


MAST RIVER NATIONAL BANE-An cleo
Il ton Tor Directors OF this Bank will b" held al tho
larking houss No 81 l.ioad"ai. Sw-Y0rk. on tues
ooy I.u,,ary - 1884. Polls open iron, ~ 3 O'CLOCK
II. a. '' HFWf,IS'', ''S"'''-
THE EDISON ELECTRIC ILLUMINATING COMPANY
of NEWYORK.
NETWORK. December H. 1888
VIyUE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stockholm
era NJ this company will he held NJ the office OF the
oompanv Nos. 52,-53l i artist Newly CITY, on
TUESDAY. JANUARY TO- 1894
noon the election thirteen Directors
~ serve Tor the ensuing year and such other business as
NAV come before the meeting -
Ty,nsfey books will be closed IN Saturday January ~
1884 ~ and reoptned on FRIDAY. February is'''
~ JAMES W. PRYOR,
Secretary.