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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-19
SARATOGA SPRINGS.
UNITED STATES HOTEL.

SARATOGA SPRINGS.
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
SEASON OF 1882.
Opens June 10 and closes september so.
TOMPklNS. GAGE & CO
CARANACLAKEHO "ADIRONDACKS.r
- This welknOwn and popular summer Resort
July situated Lower SaranAc Lake, the key 10 the
mountain lakes and Blue Mountain Lake Region NAY
Table best IN the mountains large weuVentated
and thoroughly renovated and newly furnished throughout
seeommodations $50 guests send for circular Address
MILO MILLER, Proprietor saransc Lake, Y
SUMNER HOMES among the Mountains.
CONVENIENT TO NEwYoRK
rate
,srs forK ontario and Western Railway Company
SnoHsheo pamphlet entitled Summer Homes y
Wy pisces on its line distance from York
Sars ~se me sea post Otnce OF those desiring
yPes can be obtained without charge al s5 Wall
orA ro'sn 4f Ene Ticket Ofres 25d and Cham.
senSst ayent Nds si OK OF G ANDERSON Genera pas
Two RENT, for two or three mon,hs ar En-
i glewood n j. furnished house with 10 roa9 .nra
tent ana peasanty situated ten
large grounds and stable Address r. o. Boz IA Eng,saa
n. J. - '-'isie""""'
THE BELMONT, New-Brighton. ST-00
Il Richmond Terrace, two minutes snding er. 80.
OF Bay FOR particulars apply At 70 6tage or an ~
premises - VIZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-19

DOOMS at one OF the finest cottages at Sea
III bright and Remsen Road; I'VE minutes from station
lnQuire 3SLAst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-19
DROSPECT HOUSE.

BAY SHORE, LONG ISLAND.
Situated full view of the ocean on the Great south BAY
las fishing and yachting ia the vicinity OF NeN
York hotel located directly on the water It's sus
Nv" ' - 49, ". z. SFNELI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-19
TALL RIVER LINE

BOSTON and the EAST via Newport and Fall River.
ReappearaLce " the elegant steamers
EEISTOI and PROVIDENCE
foT the spring and summer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-19

DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
NENT And THE FASTEST TIME CONSIST
ENI WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-09-27

Ar HoME, Sept. g, 1889.
EDITOR PosI-lxTELLIoESCEa:
Having Just returned from Ia il
across tbs Straits feel like - ing Z
word shout the pleasure I expev rsnced
IN visiting Victoria and vicini ~, en-
HANGED as it vas by pleasant r. union
WITH old friends had not sen fc. wears.
10 accompeish this latter object II had
70 Ssave Vistoria after witnessing IL
paReants attendant on the reception of
the vice-regal party. A twelve mile
drive over the Queens highway, al
smooth @ . plasteFed wall, brought M
TO a locality we'll worth seeing BY people
who have a taste for the grand and
snhaime IN landscape. The rsQion
Known as Gold Stream Is very INVITING
one and worth reproduoinR on canvas
by the brush Of even Her ROYAL High
ness Princess Louise.
Az the little valley bearing the above
name is approached. Lake LonRford. "a
smooth a. glass, nesting 1t the foot of
fir and oak covered hills, presents q per
feet picture Of beauty, and involuntarily
the beholder experiences q thrill Of
pleasure.
The next thing which attracts atten-
ton is the Gold Stream farm. which
the owner, Mr.. A. Gilmore of Victoria.
has reclaimed by drainage aud BY dear
ing the Land from one OF the fhickeet
forests Of heavy timber to be found anv-
vhefe. Il Ia now a. open and a. level
sine road that leads 10 il. And per
fect delight it il TO all who are IN Quest
OF health and pleasure. Here the hunt
or can find abundance of game on the
high rellin9 hills covered with oak and
fr. Once on the summit Of these hills
the tourist can feast his eyes on ono of
the dneot landscapes to be seen anv-
who're. Those who love to loiter In the
shade or paddle in the brook can while
away tho time catching trout, gathering
ferns and picking moss. Or they can
visit the beautiful Gold Stream falls.
about three fourths Of mile from the
Gold Stream House.
After the days hunting and fishing
and pleasure seeking Is over, all the
comforts Of life In the way Of GOOD
food, clean beds and aooor modations
arc TO b found at the Gold Stream
House, where there il worthy couple
N charge to attend to the wants of
those who make il a Temporary home.
After spending few days there With
my old friends came back to the store
refreshed and invigorated and thinking
do your readers who ''Ro q pleasurino"
on Vancouver Island q favor in telling
them where they can have q good time,
send you these lines. 8. KINNEY.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-09-27

W. II. 4 81. LeMay, hop factors, Lon
don, report - follows concerning the
condition of the British hop market
under date Of August I'D: Prices re-
main firm at the last advance estab-
h1hoo, and Some holders refuse 70 sell
AZ The current rates, anticipating fur
thor considerable rise when the nov
hops come to hand. The gardens shoV
no Improvement The black grounds
about 10000 acres, will not have q hop
picked IN them, and many Of those
grounds that have been pushed through
the yermin blight by continuous washing
are now in . very critical state, bel. r.
attacked with mould. Most planters
are nov sulphurinR, With tho hope of
saving some Of their gardens. From
tho Continent there has arrived during
the week further large shipments Of old
repacked false marked hops.
The imports Of foreign hops into Eng
land last week were 2347 bales; for the
oorresponding week last year, bales.
Tho New York yoxvmal Of Commerce
Of September 18th says of the hop trade
A fair business is noted. There 10 no
difficulty found in sustaining strong
prices. Tho quotations are az follows
For State, new, medium and best, 5l(6
$50 per h.; New Yorks, crop Of 1881,
choice, 5a963c; do medium TO prime,
48650o: do fair, 46647c.
The COoperstovn IN. " Jonrnal of
september 9Th says the long continued
drooth undoubtedly had an effect to
make lighter than even most grower.
had estimated tho hop crop being har-
vested. A . general rule the reports
received at this Office say the crop will
be about half what it was last year from
the same number Of acres. There IL An
Increased acreage, and the crop Of 1882
IN this State may be estimated at GO 20
65 Per cent. that of last year. The Pa
cific Slope crop 10 considerably larger
than Il Wa last year; tho Western crop
Ii lighter, and isno longer q heavy factor
in estimating tho crop Of the whole
country. On account OF the high prico
which thsy will b compelled 20 pay for
hops for at leaa year 10 como, il ia
estimated that the manufacturers will
use from one-fourth TO one-third lea
than they did last year. One reason
why TIE old hops still in the hands Of
city dealers has not been called for il
the practice Of great economy. The
hops grown In OtseRo this year ars
Of very hne quality, and they are being
harvested in good condition. Thoes
p!cksd --latest viii weigh heavier than
tlDeo picked earliest. Tho offer for
choice ranges from 60a52<c. But few
growers. however, are selling, a. they
prefer 70 wait and take the chances OF
The market.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-09-27

Il b strange any one viii suffer from
deraneements brought ON BY impure
blood, when 6covill's SarApaxilIa and
Stiningia, or BLOOD and LIVER
SYRUP will restore health to the phys-
ical organization. 1t 10 q strengthening
syrup, pleasant to take, and the best
BLOOD PURIFIER ever discovered
curing S1ofula. Syphhlitio disorders,
weakness Of the Kidneys, Erysipelas,
malaria: Nervous disorders, Debility,
Bilious complaints and diseases Of the
Blood, Live, Kidneys, Stomach. Skin,
etc.
The STUDEBAKRR u the Standard
wagon Of the world For sale BY Waid
4 Campbell.
Nov and popular music Just received
at w. A. Smith d Co.'S aulOLtf.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-09-27

I hereby heartily thank DIR. Miller for
the valuable service he has rendered in
curing ms WIFE,. md also say that by The
up d ~ C1aHA Specific en- raRtdly
reoetesiag rom ys.s 6paSsins no@
fcring from chronic catarrli 10 ssnd for his
CArARRH SPECIFIC, and don't b hum
JH1ansA p. r. CA1PskLL
skAT1Ix ". r.. jury 5th. 1854
Personally appeared before me, q Notary
f l a. King sccasS Tafe'peton aS Ter
Known to ma 70 b the pereons who aligned
thar nance TO the above for the purposes
above specified. 80 .
Notary Public for K$ KING E ssd nA1kk .r.
ST. c .s s sbs e S ), n IN s nsx
method Of treating disease OF the uterus,
who can cure you without the use Of in
strumepts. He has cured me Of retroyer.
sion q lou& soAnain9 In fortY days, md OF
naaAl 0atAyrh = sf0uStsea dAyR ] hope
those who desire their health by radi :al
and quick cure will ssvs9 Nm Z E S:'a!
Witness-Wm. Melhuist
s4E&RsM& s%--ks@
Others have been likewise cured who do
not wish thcir names Published.
Office hours from 10 am. tot pm.
No charge for enlarging the chest.
Go cAerEs for cea.1lt.don.' T o.
No charge for examination.
No charge for removing any pain from
Breathe often, breathe deep. breathe free.
inhamnetN1 RAesnastnh cured In ten
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-09-27

THIS PLEASANT RESORT WILL BE
L conducted on the first class principle.
and nothing but the very best
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS
will be sold over the bar.
Entrance from both side and rear of the
building. sl9tf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-19
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads..

A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINZ iNE.1
OF caha every WEEK DAY at M eG SnS5 Ws a
Albany (sunday morning excepted with trans No'' "''
tickets Albany sn& H. 'i@P S2oa fFSsn
ALBANY DAY BOATS.-AlbaDy and {. Nib-
"A bard DAILY SUNDAY exccpic leave vesiry.'t Pier he,
s aSns at Ny 1 Ferry We Pot NeSoirE rokssgs%
hne n r VA - n M trans on Ulster & Del L. H.
OF Catssi WIN al trin 90 90 SSln M X h 10. M,
fains for The NoiiTF u WEST spcca aoga EN.
ERIE RAILWAY now known as the NEW
~ NORk. LAKE EkIF AID WEoIEkN kAiLhoAh
9a.m-C Cincinnati and CHICAGO BAY Express DI""ms
.Gy. DaiyFast - Loui. Eypr.ss arriylnf at bdtHo
WWnG,lo fulmahs Dct Dfa"hsi'on 9'''pihS N''
Z p m. lDaly-Pacac Express for The we'i; sleeping
C9ae,s through 10 liunao Nasara Fall cincinnati ,nd
7:15p. m.-Emicrant rain for tie West -
noon 5 3 a' y 90 So ss6 as a. 6o = 1890 p M,
y mid il sundays, Il. $50 1920 l. me- 10 O''o -''
7a9 "a 75 .o oae 1920 u moo, ls5 B
midg lt. SUNDAYS $40, lo.-jA M. i:i5 $50, l. mid
Newlrs, and Paterson via newark, 90 SO. 1870 m.
nights Only sunday, vs. m. Biz G5Oe IA. c,o -,
sutton, D. and io' xxx Ipi-o a ne ~? ;. iS5J H.,
l;i5 $50 N and 2 Midnight
NcaSar9 and corn NV 20 81 n "a 4ao sun
Sias iS a. M No. g E. ~ ,g9aey; $50
SUNDAYS 80 lu:c0 a. ia , y:5, ~ ~ .2o 7l,m
sunaa 80 g5ga NJ S D. i m Laf a. a ana '''
Port Jsiy,t ,;'' =, I0;-V4 H., ';o ~ " I' D. III
''I 1 ioy d. aarIc3 and quarter after each hour
fIomtii to ijp n and at 20 anr IL y. ~
slecrus toa5he an be- o6iuo snd orders lhe checking
atraaserr r 2eTage nay be l a the ,9mPaD o Nc
Court--t. BrooAyn orat me Compangs Depot"
TTpTass trains IRON thc arrive in NewYor' at 7S'
and 80 .N ' &HEori Gcul Passr Agent. YORK;
NOhTilERN RAILROAD or Nv -J FL. = T. -,
500 10 a. NJ. !. g. g. 100 ~" V''' Sou p Ill., -
Naluet = pnng VALLEY aud Mon,ey : IL a. 400 p IN
~1"''' JS0. y. ABBOTT GcuI ras-r Agent, Ncwlo
FOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU
L sATONlC aud NAUGA1U Ck ltAl Li.OAno-,tcam.r
Kvsr H. fa1s er than ~ any o,cr r,to
FOR BOSTON THE LATEST TRAIN with
rnm Imam 1agn2 ' VIA ~ ~ ld an" r a. T. cf tcsc,
va New-Yora ana NcwLuglul Railroad, at Grand Central
EOR RONDOUT. KINGSTON and CATS
i Kill OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 80 Graz SONS Llnlin
foug6eero,e E,5pIs c,ln,,alE VIII Ulster aud Della
csTli'SllIaai JANE, W BIisn oiyelg II - M. loot
HarrsJnst. Norh river exc,p' SATURDAYS When the
IN Tor summer Resirt, IroGsn The Ca's. 5ornals
| ,EHlGH VALLEY RAILROAp.-Fasscngor
oi Cortland, and IN S:ioamIp m 81 ~ ANA
.:"0 p n cor Erton B".hlel"m. AHen'1w9 Realm
Gcncv'. lyon, BnGlin and the Wrst ana Northwest Pull
Eci6clen Ai1entown H,aiiar MancT chu9s Wie,barrc'
and Ptt.tpn Local trains tt l. for fiston Be'ehen
in. ayns a. SIo m ana p m eo9nr a,9 for @rl al
local for Mauch CEunS o.l1 m Leave N"uch 'AunS III
Geora Eastern Office. corner OF Gars @Sa G}ri 'A
y SfENGrIEL6. H6LI4El, 81 SrEAL ava inteaao,
,.,y ,c and i G%; ,2an9' ia1i5 81;
HA#Id91 Sp'i H., iLD &c iis1eis sod ana Bag
Ese Cen s az ~ S.rTgy a Co,t Brook
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
L d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-19
1tllnlu l..

tDVFRTISEMENI tOE IT, NEW
a YORK TKBUNE WILL 49, RECEIVED AT tli r.
UPTOWN OFFICES. No. l.5- Broadway, corner Thirty
f--t-.,. SOS West rwcnty-,hlrd. colncr E!shth2ye,
80 ~ Fast Fnutoruti-f corner Jn0n-sguorc 700 hur
ave corner Forty-,y-ntl--.. ar tho HARLEM orr iIf
No. 100 aud 23)j ltiuave, corner One-huhdiod'aAl
twenty -bfthst, NJ O. 3 % ~ ~ f'<il ar olca l-s,'
EOCUi>TlrA, sierra Grande and all other
- unlisted mining stocks t0ugt AMI sold C0sc qno atoms
duly. N.BGI-NloN NfhLlN''' % Itoil'"'.
<-OTICE-TUSCAROR STOCKHOLDERS.
Tile STOCK holders OF tho Iu-cuorh Mil AMI Mining
Cor,any arc hereby notified To- cal 90 tf omDthl Once
9ul tlfarua-.t Room -. sn1 Francisco cal ana nave
h,r 4 ,I said Company cNaau@"d for stock Of hc lAo
Mining Company. th- Iu-'irort VI. ana " company
HAVING been merged into the ko CON Mining '"mnhY Az
rbe stock holders meeting. held on Jauurt ~ l91 by
oruer Of The Board Of directors l. hitILl &c
Secretary FRO ten.
THE Annual Mcctingof the Stockholders OF the
I NIII.f-AhTA CONSOLIDAIED Nj y, - ON
PANY SIN D., held ~ tr office q. tc COM any 70 ~ oai
why oil. Room los. on The Il day 81 october loo-
oc the election uf II1+c or tie cu-uin- year ana
TO- TIE rsa ton Of such Other business as may come De
forcit
Trlas'c. books Will De closed days before EJECT on
NON York Sent L.. l-S2 secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-19
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

,vnrp THE Sun. BY PM ROBINSON AZ AnthH mo Il
Ny Indian Garden"etc l2mo' PIP ~''' '0o' '''
Al. pohirso, has been much praised as the new
rrylisb humorist" and, rightly UNDERSTOOD, ,no
,,,lo 10 ono which he deserves. But humo1ist Is
n pome which has been applied of late to SO many
oakers Of Jokes that il has come TO have uepasou
Identification much narrower than Its true one MI
Robinson Is a hnmorst IN the Same sense tn'V
fharles LAMB was one. lie looks nj odCltles III "
tindly and genial spirit. lie seizes upon the less
,bylons characteristics OF common things anu
describes them with playful fancy ana a' 'n"''
n keen and origina! wit Now and then MS iun 70
bold but il is never bOSteroOs; and he mas ONO VI
&c sur.st marks of the higher class of humoriSt''
namely that in the midst of his fronc he sn""S
flashes of maoinatIon and fund of genuine leei'ls
We cannot recall any writer OF our une WH'n Nv
CORY, closely resembles The freshness OF ms oo"h
consists not IN the style which Is VARIABLE nor Ill
the topics which offer only modification oil the"'o'
with which we arr familiar, but IN Mr.. Robinson
habit of thought: that Is clearly ms own lie HAS
had a somewhat diversified experience III le"crs'
mostly under the sun" of the tropics. lie mas
lren a professor Of literature in India. and core
spondent of The Doily Telegraph in Africa and else
where He las publish cd two OF three volumes OF
skctcl cs He prepared for tie press Nr. H. NJ.
Stanley's "Through the Dark Continent" Mt.
Edwin Arnold, who introduces the present work 10
The public commendS the author as the ufS' 10
realize The possibilities of new school ol Anglo
Indian literature aud finds in his gay aud charming
sketches of the life OF that strange Asiatic woi0
rare fuihftlncss and an exquisite sympathy.
We have said that Mr.. Robnsons topics are
notifications of those with which sc are iamiHT'
lie delights IN the common objects of every DAY.
tbe hal $ and humors Of animals. the characters OF
rlants aud flowers the aspects OF the seasons; Dut
te creatures and the he describes are those
nj an unfamiliar chmc aud many OF them, we THINK
have never been treated in this airy and intimate
WAY before Yet some of them elong to all parts
O. tine world and we are not sure bat that MI
Robinson is at his best in dolineang tie iTaits OF
universal animal natuTe,-as in his chapter vi
liens" which displays such profound ohseTVa'l"u'
such thoughtful study of character ana Such
brilliant descriptive power; or in his very tender
md unaffected sketch Of" My Wlfes Birds OF III
rs dron picture of The Ants; or III the pages
moon dogs lull of mild concerts ana Cellc'ouS sur
prisss The contents OF his book are divided mo
Il Indian Sketches The Indian Seasons, Tn
natural History and q medley OF miscellaneous
n7,er> entitled :" Idle Hours under tie funhah
A few Of the chapters perhaps might better nave
been omitted; but there none that We can calI
Gull
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-19
MINES AND MINING.
MONDAY. Sept. 1872. ".

MONDAY Sept. 1872. ".
The mining stock markets to-day were dull md
prices generally were depressed Bradshaw, which
on Saturday declined from TO 81 cents on sales OF
500 shares. to-day was very active and recovered
TO 42a IL cents The dealings in and the advance
for that stock are the exceptions to the general
market. Robinson was off cents at $50 and
Chrysolite declined cents TO 100. Green Noun
fam was 20 cents lower n $50 Ilall-Anderson
was steady mt 175. after declining 10 cents to l65:
There were no other changes or dealings worthy Oh
note
sAEEsA1 TRE NIyLyG ErCTAYGES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-19

Professor George Theodore Dippcld has published
n highly interesting historical and critical account
OF The Great Ep.cs of Medieval Germany "
Roberts Brothers.. including the Nibelungen Lied,
and thepoems of Gudrun Parzival, Tristan and sold
md wein Besides trac.ng the Development the rela-
tunships ana the variations Of each OF these epics
md setting forth what Is known OF the authors, no
gives IN each case a synopsis OF the contents OF the
poem. interspersed with numerous brief metrcal
TRANSACTIONS In summarizing these famous
monuments Of Middle Age literature he has sue
ceeded in giving animation and poetic charm TO a
task which is but too apt 10 be dull and his clcar
and scholarly little book gives most complete
satisfactory aud spirited treatment OF It's subject
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-19

Among State bonds there were some dealings IN
Tennessee Is at 5Iisa54-a decline of i2 per cent
and the compromise ponds sold down to O2es
against G3@a the last previous sale There was no
busiGcss In city bank stocks
Railroad bonds were quiet and generally easier in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-19

The Rev. Alexander Crummel Rector Of ST.
luke's Protestant Episcopal Church. Washington
md author of The Greatness of Christ and Other
Sermons" recently published by Thomas Wmtta-
ler IS one of the iustrous examples OF what the
nego race is capable of ACCOMPLISHING when 1t has
n fair chance lie was born in New-lork' ana
having obtained a good education IN varicns
schools-not without difficulty, however, on ac-
count of his colorhe was ordained IN Philadelphia
Afterward he studied for some time at the Uni
versity of Cambridge, England and then went to
Liberia, where he was rector of parish and pro
fessor in the college. Returning to the United
States. he became pastor of a coored church IN
WASHINGTON. The sermons collected III this volume
are distinguished by unaffected fcrvoT clearness
simplicity and dignity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-19
STAKIN'S ....,a.,n nm. venom. ...,,...
COMPANl

Cn.ce, Per Is. y. H.. foot OF Cottlaa Sst
Cougnmcnt VI freight forwarded directed ~ any par
Of world
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR L.sPATCH
OIders received or Oenyer Of al kinds OF freight and
oLandlso 10 any part Of the clty.
SEA And IlABBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND liar
BOR LiGHIERAGE
Freight Of every description promptly ghtered 10 any point
ia lie AaIDOr al reasonable rates.
s1EAIBOAIs. BARBEs AND GROW 70 CHAR
TERROR LACiR1IONS
seanIots John a. btafn and Erastus Corning for NEW
H4\ lN, leave Iiel Is ~ H., ~ nL dAlly. SatuAys
e1Crptcd.l
MEIKOPOLIs EXPkESs CO., between NewYork ana
Acw-lia,en. Care Jud dispatch guar aIDsed.
Irgjt Ivr IDnis ~ l. a. -. a. rcccIy al Pier 49,
Tor Nrw-llatt aud points East 1t Pier -.
NORTH rIoNf, SiAltN IsLAND.-Elrve Miles for
Ten ,rHt Pier l. T.. loot hltsnalst
IHAl. slii ~ AID. ,OlnIauipav =. J.-lry Docks
hachn, HVcr SHOPS every thing Tie
SOnslI u e.lVn IoyaI SeSselA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-19
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

GKEAI TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
T1ans leave NcwNOk Desb.Ossc aud COrtindt streets
Ferries, Us iOIOns
HaIi.Dulg. rsDurg, the West aud South. with Pullman
Palace attached g a. IN. aud u. daily Sew orN
Chicago Limited ~ Palur Dining. smoking AID sleep
ing cars lt 90 every day.
Winan.pOri Lock iagcn N, p. Cory and Erie AZ
D. connecting at Cory for HtusviIe. Feol1lin Cen
L4r O Region.
Lalmore ashingtou aud The south Limited Washington
Pullman cars daily, except SUNDAY 10
a. M. arrive Nashug y. Regular At O.lJ and $50
n. 900 I. $40 and 2. ana j. lisht
SUNDAY. j:l . a.. H. and g D. aud H. night .
TO- Atlantic civ EXCEPT sunday. no. Il.lu and 100
D. Ill., .tAfOngf car o ~ tlaiu ON sunday, Jl0 a. H.
FOR an. May except SUNDAY 80. m. ami p
Long Branch Bay Head junction and ineInecae Stations
Via E4h"ay aud AmDoy $40 H. Ill., II hoDh'
900 ana n.
Boats OF r0ok wa connect Win all through rams ~
J"i.oyCItv aaordug speedy and lireci transfer Tor brooA
Iyutrayci ,, .,
1p..Iu tu Washington ana Baltimore, a.. 80
C5Ga i 800 o. a3, and 1880 p. nj sunday SO 900
a t and 1880 D. From Baltimore, li-0p IA. on sun
GAYS $50 p M. FROM Philadelphia 500 SO o"O o:1D,
l,u 44u 10: o. IlsO l:-u. 2 80 03 0:&O. 13',
s.n az 10. 40 hn6 1000 D. Inf sunday $50. 90. O3J
co 1910 a. n, g. 3D. % 'aJ 10: w ana Iu:JO D. Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-19

A volume of geological Sketches" by IeHN H.
o.n,olJ # Il. Iippincott a Co.. is entitled by the
,,,h,. q, contribution to the out door study OF
natural history. a reyiviug science which he dc
,i.res in an exaggerated preface. IS evidently
abyut to snperseio the mystic scholastcisn OF the
M,d1le Ages The form OF "naturaiisn," now
ever III III. O,wald's Of the word may paSs''
which these sketches illustrate is by no means
reyivine science, since light. popular untechnicai
d.sc1jptions of the habits Of animals. and auec-
dotc> Of their remarkable proceedings, have always
endowed a full ,haIe of public favor. The merit OF
Mr. Oswald's work is net that it is fresi but that 1t
Is viyacious and entertaining. He seems to have
eioyed IN extensive ard varied personal experience
i'll many countries and ills lively pages are ""oIheo
Will good wood cuts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-19

1-1. now Il III y 49,
g<ocA &xcdau9e daU ED tae 4hace epceu{attoa
no,ceably timId and unsettled. There is no lack
of confidence that railway earnings hereafter Will
show some improvemeut on tie carutugs Of a year
2ga tasIS syNsNly a 8 MSlQg @aE E9t SIS
actual increase that may be shown has boon
discounted by the advance ia prlces since
june 10 so to leave small 2margns for
further speculative ventures Hence the sharp ad-
vances and as rapid declines which have been the
chief characteristics Of the stock market for two or
three weeks. We speak of the market generally and
not of special stocks, which for special reasons may
have beer stimulated or depressed. In to-days
trading there was scarcely u special feature, the
entire market uctuated almost rs a unit-one stock
strong, all strong and weak, all weak. The
transactions amounted only TO 242.300 shares and
at the close the tone weak. but not at the very
lowest prices of the day. The feeling was un-
doubtedly affected good deal by apprehensions of
tight money.
There no new developments in the Go yern.
ment bond market and the transaction were light.
The final bids for the 3 2s 10 higher for others
unchanged, and the quotations are steady as fol.
lows: