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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-12

Express Trains Debrosses and Court
Gib 20 y % and 10 Limod), IL a mq $780, $40.
a B. o. H. T. and p. m. and AZ night sundays o. >,
% Limi.ed, and 10 M. L. q. Z, s. ana p In and IL
1nrss Trains leave New York daily, except sunday at
Ia III. and y. M, running through VIA trenton ahd
Sauv trains leave Broad street stations Philadelphia
h Wal 3o5, 3D. $40 $50. $780, SO $50 and III a. m
ID :, 40 and 20 y. M On sunday l2Ol, 800, So
a. N3Oa m (525 Limited, $780, $40 and $40 p ~
Leave Philadelphia Via Camden o a. H. aud 4i3o p M daily
sscep, Snce 49, $40 and ga Broadway Aston House
al ,ot of pes6rosse- and Coursndtsts; Courtst and
S I'm Annex station. foot Of Fu!tOust Brookyni Nos
Pr ~, ana IlS lIudsoh-sL HO0oken. station, Jersey CITY
i,si IAN, ta Ticket Ofice Pier l. -,
h York Transfer Company VIII cali Tor ana chocA
baggage from ron h 81 PuGa '''''A J.R. WOOD.
ChAh General Manager General Passr Agent
nOpIU,AR SHORE LINE.
4 EoR PROVIDENCE, BOSTON AND THE EASi.
All RAIL FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT
hree Er press daily Suncsys excepte 10 bosoh ~
m 10 M tparlor attachod ana Top M (witn pAaoo
sleeping cals Sundays at 10 p NJ t"h palace seepins
carsh r. " POPpLE
Acting General Passenger Agent.
BLOOMINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
y CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAsI o,v
reduced fare SO 70 Boston for hrscass tickets Boou ohv
as speCihcd on their face ..,o, a, 1.2Or
elegant steamers daily tSundays excepted AZ Sup
m from pier SO River, foot OF Jayst New lc,n NJ
living In Boston &C Tickets for sale AZ all principal
PRoViDENCE LINE, for freight only steamers isays
from Pier 30 North River, foot OF warren 81, 80 " s
lSundays excepted for Boston via PrOvdenoe cant
w PoPPLE. Acting General Passensei "s>
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TIE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEW YORK. Feb IL
Il is a curious fact that while the reports
from The Of producing regions nearly all agree tnm the
product ON f. dimnlhing and the consumption ncrcas
Ing the stocks Of crude petroleum increase from month
10 month almost without exception. Especially OF la'e
las the most uufayorabe been current respecting
tho relation ~ the oil product 10 the demand Yet the
report United Pipe Lines, the custodian Of almost
ali the petroleum rs is produced TOR the last month
shows an Increase from December 1882, IN the visible
s,inp and lao m increase in the oil that IL thrown
upoa the market through tho OF certificates to the
producers The figures n barrels are a5 folows for the
two mon lila named:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-12

MRS. LOUISA B.CULVER will receive pupils
y after Monday. oct. 10 ~ piAWlNI OH AMI ~
COLOR PAINTING STILL LIFE lLoN l,is' tii' Ian -
80 IyE. CHINA PAINTING aud btt0tAllDN
STUDIO so ~ MADISON AVENUE
Hrfefrurc-.
Mr.. y. HUSTISGTON,Mr WILLIAA ia Il 'hiJ \ Al -
Nj, HAKI, MI A. 4. BELLOW7.
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For Youny Lldis5-Cit'

DRIVATE CLASS FOR YOUNG LADIES'
instruction in english laIu. i"Irru Languages A'
Piano MISS coz. Principal 81 West i-th-st
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Art Sch0Dls-City.

A INA AMERICANA dc>ca dar lcrcioncs
n en- lnqIes Mrs. WARNE, 2l3 East ''thst fTm'l
IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-12

4 Madison ave and iltst fits tor the -ch"o %" N!hc'
stevens Institute. -hoiicd SC and iyCihcii p'''c'
Ciasscs IN Architectural ana Mechanical Drawing
COILS. Engineer corps, L. = ~. ana lI"'-''' ~
Naval Academy
1 nc,r 4JA.at l4Gth ycarl Primary, iummrrclal am
Classical Departmen1 NJ. NJ Hn1by WI. Akln' fHncIDa'N
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For LiAV"VvI IUI7 IsIVFI DII'+l Ut Va = N ~ y
y. j., SID A. ~, lao p. N 80, .,- o.,
For tteeaold. VIA O. r. r. o y }, D. SID Lt2 = NJ >,
FOR Atlantic City. ylnellnd, iir,d-eCn So l;ij p m
6. T. A., g r. II. OF NJ. g. J.. ~, j. H. H. supt.
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Musical.
MR.. and MRS. +. REINBECK,
WI Piano Instruction,
Musical.

AIRS. EMMA DIES Err. soprano. -Oratouo
wi mud Concert Pupil Of The great mnsi'r Garcia ana ~
fhc Rnval Academy London Address care tenWaN Sous
T,criye- Uupls AT hcr tr-ldrucc. los last 1ith-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-12

Deliveries ..f''-'-''-''''
,ch rtr,leum speculation last week presented fca-
- ,(,,,ior 70 tnose Of the week previous The same
1,i rmprr pOs ssed traders, and NJ every squirt
t,ic were buyers ready 70 enlist In the army, whose
,,oeet ted ~SS S'S Opening at 81 OF, the enc
~ q az n RI O54 Tho wells that came In dry and
tL - mil. were satisfied that the limits Of tho Cooper
,",ct ,oere defined Not until saturday the reports
AT all favorable and then they wore insignificant But
,ninor 1uctlations IN a dull market there was a
JrrIinc TO 81 0llI0S1 02is at the end. The clio o
wa. made upOn u somewhat Tree selling movement aud
was weak but rally this week would not Dc unnaturH
even II decline should be imminent While the fayOra
hlo features Of the situation with which all the ddrrs
arc familiar cannot he gainsyed II liz true that there IA
no large short Interest III the market 10 sustain prices
I'm the event ~ au ucIpcnt break hrckCrH and custom
r arc generally loaded up with stock that Is carried at
a cost OF about two barrel every month and the
discoyery of shcr" In tue oil regions can never be
guarded ngansL Manipulation Is the only explanation
given by lie bulls" OF the fact that to February the
average daily receipts OF oil by all the pipe lines this
month were 57Os9 barrels and the average daily delv
cries only barrels But this suggests the inquiry
once ig there manipulation not preparing to depress
ra her than TO advance The marketf
The total transactions In certificates for the week
the New ork Petroleum Exchanges were "a follows
New York Petroleum Exchange COS 900
National Petroleum Exchange. 1B2 900
New York Mining stock Exchange. 2,AI 900
Total l72OOO
The range of prices for tue week
N;YPet Nat Pct Mixing stock.
Dghest................ 100 l0Jt lO6
Lowest. ~ iOi. lOl
FINAL .....--...---.-'.. iVSs AV-b IVES
at 7s077sc. per gallon IN New York, and 7Ss074c IN
Philadelphia and Baltimore. The recent menaoes OF O
big advance In crude have not stimulated purchases by
expOrtcrs.
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For Bows AMI Young Mcn-country

Receive pupils al her Ic.ldcucc los last 7ith-'t
For Bows AMI Young men-country
ALEXANDER MISUNDERSTANDING Board
"A ing school, White Pain. y. u y Willis pb u
DLUM'S ErchungSanstalt.-B prepared
anI rei@rcncc, apply u Dr q ". blum. Belcyi,e =.
pOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted tor
SSlS aS ra Toqi9Hsi % 10, HpFFiSST
COTTAGE UILL SCHOOL, POUGIIKEEP-
y SIZE s. gTeEc; BOY. for gS1 ,fen9ni r 1na
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY,
ToceSf Mi 2 ap,a 2 i% 1'0'''''H 'p
DEEKSKILL my. Military Acadcmy.-For
l circulars address col. c.J WRIGHT. A NJ. Principal
DARK INSTITUTE.
For boys. 600 year HENRY TATLoCK Principal.
DENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
| chester PrnnICivti Engineering, Chemistry classics
EnglisH Degrees conferred. Col rHED. HYATT res
SUMMIT MILITARY ACADEMY, summit
- y j. Alfred " Fuller. \. Is, Principal 5000 per yeaf'
Second half year Dcgins February J.
THE HOPKINS GRAMMAR SCHOOL, New
Haven Conn students f9E fs ,s CoeYe P@
lesser 4 Thac,sr II g HgFgy A. MI O. b I%nR5
dress y. l. CUSHING. Rector
For Young Ladie5-Country.
COTTAGE SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
Poistown Sec Annual s9' 95
y Round Brook comforts, parental discipline.
and thorough elegant buildings ADD all conVeiences
large ground, well known for beauty and health
For catalogues address GEO. q. BUTLER. A NJ rim
THREW LADIES' SEMINARY, Carmel. \. Y.
IL Homehkc thorough, progressive New Illustrated cir
cular with All particulars GLOR''b = SMllh, A. NJ
uOME INSTITUTE for young ladies, larry
sSTG nj ri home % carr H. %ETcIF frSSp
NEW CANAAN INSTITUTE FOR. YOUNG
IN LADIES. experienced teachers; numbers limited
Address Mrs. L. +. AIHES
VNIiE HANNAH MORE ACADEMY for girls,
healthfulnes- careful training. thorough IN
strucIion of Christian Home.
| THUR. HICu, ". D.. lesterstODn Nd
| For Both Sexes-CoIntrv
A FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL, II miles
! "A from New.YOrx. children receive mothers care
| Ars IL. O. MOKKELL. Mlnha3,et |. l.
DARENTS wishing 10 find good schools for
i their children should call WRITE v. X. SCHENCK
! q co, 1873 Broadway, New.York city.
DOCKLAND COLLEGE. Nyack on the
III Hudson Both sI2J. Send for catalogue w. IL.
| BANSIsrER, A. NJ
Miscellaneous
CIRCULARS OF SCHOOLS suited to every
~ taste with intelligent nee 10 parents personally
mailed for postage ]. W. sCHERMERuOkN Secretary,
| z 4 aHt tU.st..
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SALES AT THE MINING EXCHANGES.
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obstruction.
For Bows and Young Men-City.
4 SCHOOL. FOR BOIS.-Prvatc tuition,
~ afternoons Thomas Reeves N'h' 10 W. 12,n-.S
NEW YORK MILITARY ACADEMY.
FORT WASHINGTON. y. y.
Fstahllshcd lSji.
supcrlutcndcut-JOuN H. HAYS, NJ d,

pOor1iue SCh01. ui the hgIf4' gram. .l'''
c and scripulou-ly followed. ~ mould at an e1ry 1gG
no ir, m of youth the viii by obed'fHff lil
Inc tc.uus. u, r,ii11ai never separating thrSr ui,
,non,siir. instruction discipline religion. while hthg l'
profession. o.. .,...,. co., ,,r,s nm III.
yi'n II h. reached the sixth Avenue lle''tcl "Ih 70
Ib5tht Carriages Hlwa in waiting or hN uuny ''
meets Pho arrival ~ any tfhlh
more benuui aud hratN Pltc"-on an 'mnrnc,e com ON
,,onJing mo MOST gitui sD.ucrYor more afh'lN ~
,rc not fpuud oug tio tnramcd banks OF the
tI,,J.nn ff4 building, are uuu-ut Is h"ur.lkc , T..
There ar. forty acres ~ lani ni heltp H. shhue' au
tcrsccfoI y oak groves aIO.llng ample space oI P'J
grounds ,......, ..,.,.,
a. I'm.
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Nv YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
For TRTNTOV and pIIIIADFI'pII
NEW york AND LONG BRANCH r. r. y,


stations In NcW.YOrk} ST.. and Dpsbrpsse-s,
pCentTal q. r. 0f N.J.. foot LiDerty.st.
LEAVE NETWORK commencing Oct. II. 1857. -
for south Am6oy via g T. r. Of y J.. >: SIP q NJ Ii''
4, . p. nj via Penn. r. r.. 9 II m. sunday . n m
For Mata"an, via g r. Il. OF s. } ,, :. ID a NJ Ii1'
days, ga.
sea int Point Pleasant Sc VIA H. H. OF y. j. 5l1 a.
n llj, A. .. M Penn. K. r.. Il Ill., $780, p M
SUNDAYS mot stopping at ocean Grove or AsDuy faih'
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NUlON LINE. ann, .,rr,p.,
FOR QUEENSrONN AND LlEENPVOI-

IMPERIAL. GERMAN MAIL. 49, Hamburg
! American Packet COmplny's Limo Tor PL1 MOJ III
II oniouL CIIERBDUR8 paris. and uANBCHH -., o.,
WfSIPII ALA. Thurs. frDIjI bOu-I sal cD. =
-fI.l.- rob - SlINiA-.-Inur- v aIcl J
Rates % PARIS extra f1rst cabin Tor sttns1 oe t
Ar1 40 and 80 second cabin 500; Stcciuge - Sk
don rates greatly reduced send for tourists 1tHe,t@
LINuARDT & CO.. cen AGts. NO. ~ Ei0li.sI, >: u
C. r. RICHARDS Co, ten. Pass Agts, hl Is way ~ l.
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TNNAN ROYAL MAIL LINE STEAMERS
4 FOR OF EENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Cr-.,- Or III 'MDN rU tDAl. IrD. - D. ~
CiiS OF BERLIN IN k-DA I, FeD - D. ~
ffTN OF llii TER. aus lDAl, daich . - - III
- From Pier North River ZOO, ol ic % -. 90
CABIN $50 $50 tud 500. intermediate, SAo'
STEERAGE SIS Prepaid, H. ,.. ~, .,. - "
PhIl4del phia Oil,o. 80. 100 south tth5L
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ERIE RAlLWAY nov Known as Dc Nav.


Al YORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD.
Arrangement of tr4u- rom t1dulUeIs street Depot
9 a nj ncinnau and Chicago Day Express Drawing
Coaches 70 Buffalo ana suspension Bridge .,
D. M (Dmyl-Fast 81 lOus Express. arriving NJ puhl'
Al connecting with fast trains 20 the West aud SOUTH
west Pullman's DrawingroOm Sleeping coaches 20
luh4
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LAIL RIVER LINE Tor BOSI ana tina
Il EAST.-FARES REDUCED. - To Boston Lowell and
Ftchburg - 10 Newport and IAN River; - 20 20 New.
Bedor responding reduction 20 other POINTS steamers
Nj, PORI and OLD COLONY leave New-IOrk alter-
nate iav SUNDAYS excepted from PER p North River oOr
of Murray ST.. 43o Connection py annex boat nom
llrOoAlyn foot 81 FultOnSt Jersey CITY (trom foot
OF Etchan g pace a. p ~
BORDEN < LON Eli. Asent-. >,o,, -, NJ 49,.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
To iuSe affect May 2isi, 1882.
LEAVE CAMDEN STATION

49, Nt"I t0'@s
LEAVE CAMDEN STATION.
A. N.
l.SO tChicago, Cincinnati and st. Louis, Fast Ex.
40 Washington and Way Stations IVA. Mid
land Southwest. Richmond, via Quantico.l
ESQ Elleott City and Way Stations.
$40 Washington and Way Stations.
us Washington and Annapolis Express.
''SO staunton, Valley and Stations ON Me,ropol-
itan Branch.
$50 tPiedmoni. strasburg. Winchester, Hagers-
town, Frederick and Way Via Main stem.
ION Sunday 60 Ellicott City only.)
$50 Washington and Way Stations.
$50 tst. Louis. Cincinnati. Chicago, Columbus.
Pitshurg and Washington Elk. (Richmond
and the South via Quantico.)
1880 Washington and Laurel Express.
p. n.
1915 Washington, Annapolis and Way Stations.
$50 ton sunday only for Washington and Way.
l.30 Ellicott City and Way Stations.
$50 Washington and Way Stations. (RiehmOnd
via Quantieo, except Sunday
800 Washington Express. Stops at Annapolis
Janction, Laurel and Hyatisvillc.
40 Winchester. IIA.srS. -ESedcrick and Way
500 Washington, Annsry'is sai Fay sis,ion rs.
$50 frederick and Way Stations.
go Martinsburg and Way Stations.
s.25 Washington and Way Stations.
T.0O tPitisburg. Cleveland and Detroit Express.
300 tst. Louis. Chicago, Cincinnati. Washington
and Columbus Tx. IVA. Midland, Lynch
burg, Danvillc, South and southwest.l
9.05 ION sunday only for Mt. Airy and Way.
Ills Mt. Airy and Way S;stions
Leave for Metropolitan Branch 5.30 A. ~, Il 80
and $50 ?. ~; for Rockville 1889 A. NJ.
All trains stop at Relay, except 1880 A. n.
LEAVE WASHINGTON FOR BALTIMORE
500. t6.jo. 5.45. SIS. 1900. 1900 A. NJ, 1910.
.l.e5 t?.2o 1890. $50, $50. t5.ij. t7.OO 90,
1885. il.3O +. NJ.
tDaiIy. tsanday only. Other train, daily s1cep,
SUNDAY.
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I HAVE greatly increased my facilities for maxi.
ling Pumps BY building a LARGE STEAM
SAW MILL AND PUMP FACTORY. which is
supplied with all necessary machinery for making
PUMPS OF THE BEST QUALITY, a full sup.
ply Of which are ALWAYS on hand.
The stocks being prepared months in advance
are thoroughly seasoned and impari no disagree
able taste I. the water. Being made and pu, up
BY me with the greatest care they WILL OUT-
LAST ANY IRON OR ORDINARY WOODEN
PUMP besides being lees likely TO get out Of order
Pumps put in in any part Of the State and guar
antecd for one year or they will be kcptin order
for ten years afterwards at ~ per year.
Pumps repaired and Pumps made where they
are 10 be erected, when timber - furnished, at
short notice.
r-s- Prices as low as Pumps Of the best quality
can be made for. Address,
WILLIAM oLDFfELD. Pump Maker,
Julysy.sl Fountain Green. Hartford Co.. Nd.
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Western Maryland Railroad.

On and after Monday, July 10. Iss2, Passenger
Trains will leave liilcn Station daily, as follows:
g.j5 4. NJ Memphis and Atlanta Express for
Westminster. New Windsor, Union Bridge. Blue
Ridge, lIagerstown and all points on Shenandoah
Valley. Norfolk and Western. East Tennessee,
Virginia and Georgia. Memphis and Charleston
Railroads and their connections.
DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY.
$50 A. M.-Mail, for Hanover, Frederick, Em-
burg, lIagers;own, williamsport and intermediate
stations.
1905 A. INSTRUMENTATION for Union Bridge
and intermediate stations. and for Hanover. Get
tysbnrg and points On II. j.. II. 4 q. Il. r.
Through cars.
200 =. M.-Accommodation. for Reisterstown
(Giyndonl and intermediate stations.
4.cO +. M.-Express for Vt. Hope. Pikesvilie,
0wings Mills, Glyndon. Westminster, New Wind.
sor, Union Bridge and principal stations west, also
Frederick through carr. Emmiiisburg, waynes-
bOro', Pa. chambersburg. Pa, Shippensburg, Pa.
5.2j y. M.-Accommoda,ion for L. Bridge and
intermediate stations. Hanover, Getty sburg and
stations on II. j., II. & q. X. X. Through cars)
60 r. M.-Accommodation for Union Bridge
and intermediate stations.
SUNDAYS.
$50 A. M.-Accommodation for Union Bridge
and intermediate stations.
9.5S A. M.-Memphi, and Atlanta Express.
y. M.-Aceommodation for Union Bridge and
intermediate stations. Hanover, Getty sburg and
points on II. j., II. 4 q. X. Il.
Trains arrive at liillon daily. 1.0jP. NJ; daily
except Sunday. 7.3O, $40 Has A. NJ, SIS, $50.
$50 =. NJ: Sundays at $50 A. NJ, $50, 7.o5
=. NJ.
All trains stop n, Union, Pennsylvania avenue
and Fulton Station.
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THE NEW SENATE.

The roll Of the next Senate Il now complete.
with the exception Of the successor to Z. II. Rol-
lins, Of New Hampshire. who will no, be elected
until June next. /, stands, Republicans, 81 :;
Democrats, Sc; Independents, .; vacancy, J..
The list. with the date Of the expiration Of the
members term, is as follows:
AiaJaaa-John T. Morgan, Dem, 1859; jas.
L. Pugh, Dem. 1855.
AFkdHsas-A. II. Garland, Dem, 1889: James
ID. Walker, Dem, 1855.
CaiyorHia--JAmcs T. Farley, Dem, 1855; John
+. Miller, Rep, 1857.
coiorado-T. N. Bowen. Rep, 1859; y. r.
Hill, Rep, 1855.
ConHecties,-orvic II. Plat. Rep. 1850 Jos.
X. Hawlcy, Rep, 1857.
DeldWare-T. =. Bayari, Dem, 1857: Eli Sauls-
bury, Dem, 1859.
Fiorida-C. W. Jones, Dem, lsSs: Wilkinson
Call, Dem, 1855.
Georgia-A. II. colquit,. Dem iSSa; Jos. T..
Brown, Dem, 1855.
Hiimois-S. NJ. Gallon, Rep, lsS9: John A.
Logan, Rep, 1855.
iadiana-D. W. Voorhees,, Dem, 1855: Benz.
Harrison. Rep, lssI.
foEa-James +. Wilson, Rep, 1859; VIM. b.
Allison, Rep, 1885.
Kan.a'-P. d. Plumb. Rep. is>9; John J. In-
gals, Rep, 1855.
keHiHekg-James II. Beck, Dem, 1859; J. $.
Williams, Dem, 1855.
LoHisiGHa-R. l.. Gibson, Dem, 1852; Benz. +.
Jonas, Dem, 1855.
afaiae-william =. Frye. Rep, iss9; Eugene
Hale, Rep, lss5.
Aaryiaad-Jas. D. Groome, Dem, 1855; A. p.
German, Dem. 1857.
observation-disclosures 7. Iioar, Rep, iss?: II.
L. Dawes, Rep, 1857
Miehigan-T. W. Palmer. Rep, iss9 Omar d.
cOnger, Rep, 1857.
,.ota-Dwight II. sabin. Rep, lSso; 5.
J. r. Mcmillan. Rep. Iss7.
Mississippi-L. q. T.. Lamar, Dem, 1852: J.
Missoari-Georgs q. Vest, Dem, 1855: +. VI.
Coekrell, Dem, 1857.
N.bra.ka-c. NJ. Manderson, Rep, 1859; c.
II. vanwyck, Rep, 1857.
Nerada-John =. Jones, Rep, 1855; James q.
Fair. Dem, 1857.
Ns~ a%p.Iirs-m W. Blair, Rep, 1855; -
1859.
Ns~ Jsr.ey-J. II. Mcpherson. Dem, 1889; ".
J. Seweii, Rep. 1857.
Nee York-warnsr Miller, Rep, 1857; L. q.
Lapham, Rep, 1855.
North CaroiiRa-M. W. Ransom, Dem, 1889 /;
z. d. Vance, Dem, 1885,
Ohio-Geo. II. Pendleton, Dem, 1855; John
Sherman, Rep, 1887.
0regon-JOs: n. DOlph, Rep, 1859; james II.
Slater, Dem, 1850.
PenRsyiraRia-J. d. Cameron, Rep, lss5 J.
1. Mitchell. Rep, 1857.
Rhode Liana-H. u. Anthony, Rep, Issg; n
w. Aldrich, Rep, 1857.
South Caroiiaa-M. c. Batter, Dem, lSs?; Wade
Hampton, Dem. 1885.
Teaae''es-Isham q. Harris, Dein., 1889; II.
Z. Jackson, Dem, 1857.
Teras-Riehard Coke, Dem, 1859: s. d.
Maxey, Dem. 1887.
Yermoaf-J. 3. Morrill,, Rep, 1855 q. =. Ed
munds, Rep, 1857.
rirgiaia-H. II. Riiileberger. Ind, 1859; WIN.
Malone. Ind, 1857.
West virginia-John u. Kenns, Dem, 1899 I;
j. n. Camden, Dem, 1887.
WiseoHsia-Angus Cameron, Dem 1855 Phil.
stus Sawyer, Rep, 1857.
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Miscellaneous.

on AND AFTER JANUARY rs, 1883.
Leave Baltimore and Holiday streets as follows:
BALTIMORE TO WAvERLY.
At $50, and 700 A. NJ. Every hftccn minutes
from 700 TO 1000 A. NJ; every thirty minutes
from 1899 A. ". TO $50 7. NJ; every fifteen min
utcs from $50 r. NJ. to $50 +. NJ; at 300 970, 1000
1890 and It.30 =. NJ.
wAVERLY TO BALTIMORE.
Every fifteen minutes from 6.2O to go A. NJ;
every thirty minutes from $40 A. Mt 1850 I. NJ;
every ifiecn minutes from $50 7. NJ. TO $50 +.
NJ; at $50, $50, go. $50 and 1850 =. NJ.
BALTIMORE TO GOvANSTowN.
Every half hour from $50 a. NJ. TO 1000 +. NJ,
and at 1850 =. NJ.
G0vANSTOwN To BALTIMORE.
Every half hour from c 4. NJ. to $50 L. NJ, and
at 1880 p. ".
BALTIMORE TO TowsoNTowN.
At $50, $50 $50 A. NJ, and every two hours
from ii.30 A. NJ. to 7.30 p NJ. and at 1850 r. NJ.
T0wSONTowN TO BALTIMORE.
At 700 and 200 A. NJ, and every two hours
from 1900 A. n. to 1900 =. NJ.
To Western Maryland depot. fare 5 cents.
To Greenmount Cemetery, fare cents.
To Charles Street Avenue. by Cars on North
Avenue, connecting with lIampden. Park Avenue
and City Cars. fare cents.
Feb.lOtAprillJ.
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-Ex.Governor Hoyt. Of Pennsylvania. wi
practice law 10 Philadelphia.

-Ex.Governor Hoyt. Of Pennsylvania. will
practice Law 10 Philadelphia.
MIR. stieknoy, who died in his eightieth year
a. Toledo, o., few days ago, was the last Of
Major General stark's grandsons. His father.
John stiekney, who married daughter Of Gen.
erai Stark, was 4 very eccentric man and named
his three sons respectively One Stickney, Two
Stiekney and Three Stiekney.
Benjamin s. Eweii. the president Of William
and Mary College, at Williamsburg, Va, feels ag.
grisved At the report that the old school 10 with
out students. Several young men are In the
classes there and the trustees do not think Of let
ting the eoilsge-"the only college 10 the United
States having royal ehar,sr'--pass out Of exis-
tence.
The supply Of acceptable ministers IL below
the demand, and the religious journals are quite
seriously discussing the situation. II Is reasona-
bic 10 expect n lack Of candidates for places In
the far West, but the Cosgregafienaisf makes the
statement that twenty Ave % tho "leadlng and
most commanding pupits" Of It's denomination In
New England arevacant.
Mr.. Blaine passes much Of his time in the
hooks Of the Congressional Library. lilo hopes 20
have the copy for his political volume ready this
summer In speaking about the book 10 y friend
q day or two ago, he said he had not fully deter
mined upon his publisher, but that the book would
be sold by subscription only and ho intended 20
retain an interest In the copyright.
bishop Lyman, OF North Carolina, has ex
pressed his modification at the reports tina. be
gave his daughter $780, 900 for wedding present
and that great deal Of dnery was shown at the
nuptials. lie says that the wedding was simple
In all respects and that no presents Of much value
were received BY the BRIDE lie does not under.
stand why such exaggerations were made.
The late Samuel q. Wyman left an estate
worth about 81, 100000. by his will q large fund
Il set aside for the education Of the children Of
deceased clergymen. Another fund will be used
Tor ssnd,.g Pees sesshsrn children TO various
schools. Minor ssqussts are made for the henea,
Of churches and charitable Institutions. Last
year Mr.. wyman gave 10 the poor $65,ooo.
Among other strange condolences 10 the part
played BY the number rs In the life Of the late
Richard Wagner. 10 the FIRST place, 10 IL tho
number Of letters comprising his name; in the
year 1913 he was born on the 18th Of March,
1851, his great work, "Tannhauser," failed 10
arouse any appreciation In Paris u was on the
18th Of February that he breathed his last and
be died after - years Of married life.
Tho Roman Catholic convent at Georgetown,
ID. c., IL one Of the few In the United States where
the nuns take vows for life, and even here their
probation lasts ten years, and release s afterward
pos1ihie through . dispensation from Roma
Sister Laurentia, on lately inhoriting go, 900,
asked for and obtained discharge from The order.
She L nou plain Miss Saith II her home IN Read
lag. She says that she had NJ difhcuity In OBJ
tanning her freedom.