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LITERARY NOTES.

Mr. Howels has again changed the title OF his
Forthcoming story in The Century 1t is to be called
not "a Woman's Reason" but Cast" and 1t deals
with subject of self-help among women.
The flourish of trumpets with which Longman''
Maqa.;ne was announced has hardly been justified
by tie revealed Projections of that periodical
1t has the virtue of cheapness and is good at the
price: but there be better fish in the sea.
"Parsifal at Bayreuth" is The title of an elaborate
article by Mrs NJ. q. Van Rensselaer, which Is 10 DC
brought out in the March Harper. 10 is 10 be ac-
companed by quantity of beautiful illustrations
from drawings by Carl Mari and from photographs
The letters addressed by NapO con lll.when pris-
oner at Ham to his devoted fir lend and adherent,
Madame COrlu, are not TO be published until 1850.
NJ. Renan, who has them in charge, declares that
they are exceedingly interesting They do not deal
with politics. but they illustrate in picturesque
and familiar way the character of the writer.
Mr.. Frou lie has lust issued tho concluding olume
of his series of Short Studies on Great Subjects.
speaking of the whole series he contends that q
unity of purpose is present throughout, all the es-
saws having reference more or less direct TO the
problems by which the present generation have
been most perplexed.
"Some Shakespearean Commentators" is the
title of pamphlet printed by Robert Clark IL Co.,
Cincinnati in which Mr. Appleton Morgan, author
of The ST. d, spearean Myth" pays his respects
or disrespects-to his critics Mr. Morgan writes
vigorously and those at whom his shafts are leyeled
will find themselves entertained even if it does not
occur to them that the pamphleteer has qui'e de-
molished them.
Mr. Edward Dowden takes a lofty tone in J. ne dead
emu concerning American literature. Life Is not
long enough" he says "for many expostlons IN foho
of the Covenant of Grace 1t is dispensed to the
elect seed even though the expounder he the rev.
erend and much desired MT. John Cotton or tho
rhetorical Mr. Stone" or 1.-THE holy, heavenly.
sweet-afTectlng and embarrassing minister Mr.
Thomas Sheoherd" If the brevity of life compels
us to choose between Shelley and WiggleswoTth, we
must sadly turn from the latter And yet the sclen-
tifc student of teratures has keen interest in the
early periods of formation; are the most recent
phenomena of American thought and feeling wholly
unconnected with the earliest. BY what law OF
variation of animals under dOmesticatOn did the
Puritan mastodon develop into the flying trans
ceudentalist2 by what process did the Hebralc
God magnified non-natural Increase Mather-he
who used ms voice with such a tonitruous cogency
that his hearers would be struck with All awe like
what would be produced the fall of thunder
bolts "--how did that Hebrac ruler and judge DIS
linn and scatter and effuse himself into the Elmer
sOnan "Over-SOulf
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The business in State bonds small, and In
cluded only Arkansas rs to Fort Smith Railroad at
3s037a4 to Pine Bluff Railroad at 35l2, and ia
Central Railroad at 17l201Ssi and Tennessee
compromise bonds at As. There were no transac-
lions in city bank stocks.
The business in railroad bonds was not as well
distributed as IL was yesterday, but prices for the
speculative kinds sympathized with the movements
in the share market. Erie second consols sold az
96laQ07AQ97 against 06Os yesterday. Boston,
Hartford and Ere frsts were up per cent Of
81. Rome. Watertown and Ogdensburs
frsts advanced u to "a, and the
incomes rose l2 to ALL. Chesapeake and ONO
tirsts series b. ls higher at ooh, and the cur
rency debts were firm at g. and New York, Chicago
and st. Louis firsts were strong at 977s091St no.
bile aud Ohio second debentures were li9 higher ~
so, and the thirds were up y at 49, Morris ana
Essex consols sold at 122i 9@ 1924. Ohio southern
incomes rose from 81 to 29l Oregon Railroad sna
Navigation frsts were lleaser at LOG. Richmonn anu
Danyillo rsts were steady at o.. but the debenur'
yielded from 81 Il to 6O3s and East Tennessee W
ginia and Georgia incomes were steady ct 40 LouiS
Vile and Nashville general mortgages advanced ~
to e2s,. Wabash general mortgages were 3 hisn.'
at 80. Rock Island 6s were in free supply at 10,
at which $4,000 was taken. Denver ana NV
Grande frsts were steady at 107a9107i2 ana Wv
consols at s9s.09O Kansas Pacific was . on a.
lOOislS IOOl, Union Pacific frsts were - Isl, ssis
at 1888. Texas and Pacific incomes rose - 'o'0"
and iirsts Rio Grande division r9ss to 500 SOIL.
The Sub Treasury to-day gained on balance "a al2
7oa made mn by gains of $500 616 coin and Slo,vss
enrrsncy. The days operations covered: heceRR XII.
oos payments, $SiSSOo
Nancy rnied easy on call at 4i295 per cent M, VA
principal business was done at per cent, oua
late loans OF brokers balances were maze SorE st
The fomeafiC exchanges OIL NeM-io'.h
The nlaees named are quoted follows: say somnt
is discount to Is premium, Charleston, g is coz.
10 par; New-Orleans 90 cents premium on,s rs
cents premium; Chicago, par to 20 cents pre'''
Boston, 30333 cents premium. :. AZ fels
The Clearing House statement TO-DAY
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Compared with the corresponding week Of 1882,
the tonnage for the six "pooP lines of last week
shows an increase of 555 TONS r20 6l0 per cent.
But the Nickel Plate Line is reported to have taken
last week about 800 tons. The gains losses Of
each of the SIX pool" lines on the business of tho
week of last year show remarkable variations: Tho
Michigan Central last week took 2,37s tons more
than for the week of 1882. but the Lake Shore took
l,094 tons less met gain for the Vanderbilt system
1,2S4 tons. or $3.50 per cent the Fort Wayne
gained 101 tons but the Pan Handle lost sos tons
met gain for the Pennsylvania system 293 tons, or
1.72 per cent the Baltimore and Ohio gained
SIP tons, or $50 per cent, and the Grand Trunk
gained A. 900 TONS los per cent. Thus of the to-
tai increase of 55s tons the week of last year.
the Northern and Southern lnes-the Baltimore and
Ohio and Grand Trunk-secured 9,9s1 tons, or
s6.43 per cent of the total increase.
The following table shows the comparative ton.
mage Of each railroad ia the articles named-lour.
grain and professionalism the week ended January
Is and the corresponding week Of 1882:
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CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN Francisco. Tuesday. JAN l6. 1881

The Contention Consolidated Mining Company
has declared It's regular monthly dividend no. II
Of 20 cents per share payable January ~ at the
Office of he Farmers Loan and Trust Company, on
AL stock registered ia New-lOrk. Transfer, books
close on January Is.
The Horn silver Mining Company has declared
quarterly dividend go. - of $500, OOO being per
cent on the capital stock. payable February 10.
February 10.
Bullion valued at S55.331 81 was received in this
city yesterday from the mine.
In reply TO the questions OF TRIBUNE reporter
vest rdaV afternoon an officer OF the Sierra Grandc
Mining Company said: There is no truth what
IN the rumOr that the Company viii pass 1t
dividend for next month II viii not ouly declare
this one, but from present appearances, without
considering what may be uncovered in the mine
In he next six mouths, the Company will certainly
paw a half dozen more dividends. There II now
IN the treasury el3O,OOO and there Will be $50,
600 IN the treasury by the time the next dividend
Is paid. The new 3O-tOn smeter wall be running
by the 1st of February The mine Is deycloping
very satisfactorily. There is no truth whatever IN
the rumOr that the COMPANY has tired or IL trying
TO sell the property abroad. The rumOr arose from
the fact that certain foreign parties had an option
on block OF stock from an individual stakeholder.
The Company does not propose nor desire 10 sell
the property
STANDARD Consolidated official report for week
ending January shows: ore extracted and
shipped TO mills, Lilo tons; bullion shipped to
company. S3l724 90. East orOsscui, loo levei,
is in lS7 feet. East cTosscut from south dTitt
in 1874 feet the rock in the face is very hard.
South drift from east crosscut 700 level, Is $50
feet long, aud shows the vein 3 feet wide. he
north Orlt from west crosScut - ZOi feet long,
and i in favorable formation. South drift No. ],
900 level Is IN 337 feet, where the vein is II feet
WIDE. The uprLlse from this drlft has reached a
height Of u feet and shows the vein 10 feet wide.
North upTaise Is up % feet where the VEN shows
an average width of feet. South drift No. l. $50
level is in 400 feet the at tins point feet
WIDE. Ninze south drift No. z Is down 40 feet,
where the VEN Is lcct wide.
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TUESDAY Jan. 1872 "
The official statement Of the railway shipments
east from Chicago by the six pool" lines of
-four. grain and provisions for the week end
ing Saturday, January 10, shows an IN
crease from the preceding week Of s,sI5
tons, and an increase of 1853 tons
from the shipments of the same week of
1882. Compared with the preceding week of this
year che railways last week carried 80 1854 barrels
less of -four and 495 tons more of provisions, and
10,35o tOnsmore OF grain. The totals were 67544
last week, against 729 tols the preceding week.
The changes III the tonnage of each railroad are az
follows: Michigan Central gained 1897 tons and
Lake Shore lost 1872 tons met gain to the
Vanderbilt system AIS tons Fort Wayne gained
1,141 tons ald Pan Handle lost 450 tons
met gain 10 the Pennsylvania system 891
tonsD Baltimore and Ohio gained 581 tons; and
Grand Trunk gained 3,Oss tons.
Ghe following shows the quantity of four grain
and provisions carried by the various roads east
ward from Chicago during the week ended satur-
day. January 49, 1888
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The stock speculations TODAY developed greater
activity than before has been seen for week, and
prices advanced to CHER figures The features OF the
days market were the coal stosks. and among them
Delaware Lackawanna and Western and Central
of New-Jersey prominent. Delaware Lacka-
wanna and Western opened up q per cent
at 1264, rose TO 1874, and closed
at 1878 after reported transactions IN
40, 800 shares week ago to-day the stock sold at
1884 and only on last Friday il sold at l272.
Central of New-JerSey rose from Ills TO "a. 0fthe
remainder of the market. there is nothing 10 DO
said, except that it strong all the way out. II
prices were not at the highest at the close, they
were firm
Government bonds were very dull the IS and bs
were steady, because holders were not pressing
them for sale and she Is and LOS weak because
they were freely offered. The demand for any OF
the issues is extremely limited Bids for the IS are
quoted up is and for the Is and 4i2s down Il aud s
per cent respectively. Annexed are the closing
quotations: E.
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MINES AND MINING.
TUESDAY. Jan. 1872. II.

TUESDAY Jan. 1872. N.
The mining stock markets again are lapsing into
dulness. To-day prices were weak and for nearly
all the leading stocks were lower Sierra Grande
declined to 2.4O and Robinson to 1.2O. ChrySolte,
however was firm and sold up to 1.55 The market
closed dull and weak.
The Father de Smet Consolidated Gold Mining
Company has declared a dividend, No. 20, of 70
cents per share. payable at the office OF LaIdlaw az
Co., No Ii Wall street, on January 81. transfer
books will close on January 20.
sALEs Al THE MINING HIGHLANDER
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CHARMS
- CITY. RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
once, Pier Is. ". H.. foot Of Coruandtst
Consgnments OF freight FORWARDED as directed 10 any mart
OF the world
UNEoUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders received for delivery kinds o. freight and ma.
ohandife 10 any part Of the city
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER ANN nm
Dor LIGHrERAGE
n the harbor at reasonable rates 'oahy point
SIEAMBOA1S, BARgES Ann Gpouro MO
TER FOR EXCURsIONS 'N' ~ OhAiE
Steamers John H. starn and Erastus Corning for NEW
excepted NJ' t'"tHuAys
METROPOLIS EXPRESS Co, between NevyorL nm,
New Haven Care and dispatch guaranteed "Nu
Freight for points d., L.. AZ " H. II ptor
For New Haven and points East a III " i0i ~
NORTH SHORE. SrArEN ISLAND Elavan NIL.
Wbitelaist. - - -" i""s VI
CENTRAL shIPYARD Commnnpay N I nrv noeks
Machine and Boiler shops rything appertsnls To- lie
construction aid repair VI vessels '" VIC
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Donr6 ano Rooms


East Siia.
4 THOUSAND of New YOrk's best boarding
"a houses, apartments and hotels. Oct THEODORE
THISTLE'S GUIDE rs cents at uewsdeaers. NETWORK
NEWS CO.. 20 Beekmanst
A SUITE Of ROOMS with private bathroom !;
~ private table only without board also single
for gentlemen references. 80 East 2Oth 1t.
BRIVATE AMERICAN FAMlLY-Two large
sunny front rooms, furnished unfunishcd. second
and third floors, with first class board all cOnyeniences
Ecod board references 442 Lexington ave.
ITO RENT-139 East 17th-st., partially fur
uished II desired, 81 500 Inquire OF OWNER prem
isesi OF FERD AND FISH, 300 Broadway.
VANDERBILT HOTEL, LexingtOn-ave. and
and 42d St. house furniture elevators a
ect family hotel rates moderate. CHARLES LELAND,
manager
OIST-ST. Creamery Park, 119 EAST
- Rooms en- suite and sngy. well furnished. with
board; references.
MS EAST 3OTH-ST.-Bright sunny room
@4O nicely furnished two ghs Gre and gas ST.; board
II desired small adult family,
West Side.
A TRUNKS removed, 20 cents apiece.
~ GROVES EXPRESS COMPANY. 70 West 50th.st,
10 West 36tn-st and % East l4th.st.
A PRIVATE FAMILY will let, without board,
- 20 geutlcut only, large furnished all
nences. 30 West 3gth-st. near 7h.aye
uOEVEN'S RESTAURANT, 81 West 26th-
~ ST. haquet !ub Bnndng.. Din9er European style
rs cts with wine Breakfast, 80 cts Board weekly 81.
SN WEST 30TH-ST Fourth floor, square,
sira0le table board
17E WEST 23D-ST.-Large well furnished
"A square paror hOor, with hrstcass boar at
moderate prce
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filming.
SPRING VALLEY and U. S. MINING
- INVESTM ENT STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD.
W. BtENTDN WELLISG, 81 Broadway

PASTANO GOLD AMP SILVER MINING 60. or ARnoNA
Ofl1CE. no 100 BROADwAY
NEW YORK. Jan. /, 1888.
THE annual meeting of the stockholders for
the election Of Trustees for the ensuing year, aud Tor
the of such other business lie brought
the meeting. VIII be hcl Office Of the company
tufdal, January u 1888. Polls san be cucn from IN.
10 Transfer books will he closed January q aud be
rcOpcnel The 18th.
W X LAVERTY. Secretary.
SAN iRASClscO. Jan Is. 1888.
TNHE FATHER DE SMET CONSOLIDATED
GOLD MINING COHPAN has de, Jared DIVIDEND
80 p OF Twenty Cents Pr share pas able the Olcc
ladIdW & Co.. Il Nall--f, YORK, the
transfer books viii close 2Oth inst H. DlA- Secretary
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QUOTA TONS FOE UNLISTED SEcURIrTEs

Bid. Asked.
{ Do, pref ....... 10 20
DO. LIST mtg. .. "a 40
[ DO debentures o.. 90 90
\ orth Pacific div.
bonds. .......... 81 81 IA
North River Con. .l02 l05
N. X, Lack. a West.
5p. c. gtd.stock.. e27s 80
N.Y..Lack. 4West.
i.t mtg. - 100 ITO
". Y. 4 Greenwood
Lake lat inc. -. % ..
". Y. & Greenwood
Lake I'd income. o 10
Oregon Improvem't SO 80
Do. let mtg. .....- 02a 90 q
Tor. Short Line subs e. 1l2
Do subs. OK bonds
and stk. ....... 90 90
lOr. short Line subs
$4,000 blocks OK
bonds and stock. SIS 81
| Or. Trcon. D. sub.
30 per CENT. 81 90
or. rr'con bonds. 9lS OIL
Or. Railway and
Nav. rights ..... 101 =.
Ohio Cen. INV. div.
I lstmtg. bonds. eTI 80
Incomes. -. l7L 49,
Pittsburg q Wes'n 10 Is
Pen. & Atlantic. 80 50
lido. LIST mtg ........ ~ 30
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Geathers.

A BILE and accomplished professors. tutors,
N gOyenesse lecturers companions and hOusekeepers
supplied by MISS ". j. YOUNG. American aud Foreign
Teachers agency, % Union square,
MISS HESSE, 80 WEST 21ST-ST.-Ladies,
w music. lady for private fmiyi
French ladies' with music; all resident teachers Ladies
ana speaking spanish aud experienced professors
resident teachers American tutor for German dag school
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Danrinl Academies.

Lianclnl ara0ene1.
ATMR. TRENORS ACADEMY OfDANCING,
n Broadway and 32d.st
Lessons every day and evening send for circular.
ALLEN DODW0RTHS
"a SCHOOL FOR DANCING, No. 65l shave.
For particulars for circular DCdw0rhs new LanccTs
Music and figures NEW. just published
ALEXANDER MACGREGOR'S, 112 5th-ave.
~ Classes every morning and afternoon. Gentemens
Monday and Thursday evenings Private nsLuc
ton day or evening.
me GARMO'S classes in dancing meet daily
~ and Monday and Thursday evenings az standard Ha
LAG Broadway.
ID HARVARD REILLY, Master of Dancing,
No. BIS shave. cor 47thst opposite windsor Hotel
Glasses Will Monday OctpJ3r IL. 1884, In
gageuent NJ Newport, II. l.. closes october
p. ;. send postage stamp for circular
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6lluatious manie0--1emale5.

4 1.--Swedish cooks, laundresses. German
maids nurses &C.; coachmcn, gardeners faImlands ana
IN iass and swedish aisS Other swedish R 6ooEs
lexicon. 100 Last ZJtrsL, CARL GRIMsKOLD
ATMLLE. EKSTROSrS Swedish, French and
n German employment o fce ladies' VIII dad capable ser
vantscooAs. hGnireSses waitresses chamberasds and
oo5n S6 @ GKsrSM a' &c. 'ii7 7s 9a
4 LADY Of experience, who is fully capable
"A OF taxing entire charge OF house. would IKE postor
JOSEPH \ + < WHITE Orange " j. A'''"s'@ ND'i'S'
CIAMBERMAlD and SEAMSIRESS.-By
~ ayoung gin. ool dave Sd hoor
! CHAMBERLAIN and WAITRESS.-By N
- young girl 20 West l3th.st
(HAMBERWORK, HOUSEWORK WATT
hEsSl;s' ooOhS &eBy good Protestant girls for cit
TAM Go4E 0BEAU. i8s 0th-ave doors above i0tsi
| CHAMBERMAiD aud WAlTRESS.-By a
C SSs :S a%y Is sSaf Il s %s, s as ana
CHAMBERWORK, &c.-Can be seen at
~ present employers 1913 East 4lstst, between
2d-ayes. no cards.
COOK.-By a lady for an experienced cook.
~ Apply ~ 10 Aadls0nave
EOOK.-By "A French cook who thoroughly
days SO West l7thsL
COOK. WASH and lRON-By a respectable
her business good city References 339 East 6Ihst GTst
( lOOh.-Dy COlOreu woman as first class
v COOK best reference. l3l West 26th.st
COOK, &c.-By a Protestant woman city
~ country wiling assist washing and ironing good
city reference. 237 West l7th-st
NO0K.-By respectable German woman
" thoroughly understands her business wages from ass
to $40 best city references 25 West ll0st. boulevard
N00K.-By Protestant person, excellent
~ In every branch thoroughly domesticated take
the entire charge; city country Call address one
week 464 West 42dst, Sd floor.
HOUSEW0RK.-A young girl lately landed
wishes situation 70 do general homework Address
I AUNDRESS.-By a first class colOred laun-
H dress unsurpassed facilities family washing by tho
dozen OF week. Call or address MARY IT, GORDON I29
West 30th-st
NURSE, SEAMSTRESS or HOUSEMAID.-
BY avery capsble woman understands the
entire care OF baby children best
IS honest SOBER ana kino city country 272 9Th
ave-, between nth and lSthsts 80 W.
NURSE, &c.-By refined German girl to
take care OF child and TO do upstairs work Address
T. j. In care OF Mrs crum, 400 West Both st. City.
NURSE, &c.-By young American Profess
tant g1fl as nurse and 70 do upstairs Of
references Call to-day. No. 10 University. place
Eelp manie1.
A NGELL'S TURKISH, ELECTRIC AND
HUMAN BATHS, 81 Lexington ave, want young
American and medical students or gadnafcs
Preferred also, cook and steward
TANIT0R WANTED for Climb House. Adj
oress IN hsnHwrnng BOX N. Box 40. Tribune Ofice.
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For Both Sexes-Country

Eor B0t1 SeXe5--OOuuJrV
A FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL, II miles
"a from New.YOrk; children receive a mothers caro-
Mrs. ii. Z. MOKRELL. Manhasset, L. l.
DOCKLAND COLLEGE. - Nyack on the
Ia TTndsor Roth sexes el2j send for catalogue. w. H.
BANNISTER. a NJ.
COUTH JERSEY INSTITUTE.
~ BRIDGETON, New-Iersey.
Both Sexes Full of teachers Instruction thorough
Music Painting Drawing Climate mild; very healthy.
gegins September 49, Address H. X. TRASK, Principal
Miscellaneous.
DARENTS SEEKING SCHOOLS for their
CHILDREN will FIND prospectuses OF the BEST either
I'm city country, in ..-z., ,,,.rrr,
PTNCKNFY'S SCHOOL AND COLLEGE GUIDE,
designed 10 assist parents IN selecting schools At omce
FREE: by MAIL cents for postage Specili CATALOGUES vi
schools furnished RATS Information concerning
schools given parents and guardians.
PINCKNEN'S AGENCY for SCHOOLS and IEAC ithitS,
Domestic Building Broadway and l4th.st. Newly Ok
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IDENNSlLVANlA RAILROAD.
On and after December 4, lVS2.
GNEAT TIL NIX LINE

hNtAl lhA I'm LIVE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave NewYorE. via Debrosses and Courtlandt
msfris6uis fitisburs. south, win Pullman
ana Chicago Limited paror. Dining smoking and sleep
Ing car. at N eE",y uy m m Curry and t,o o.,
X D. NJ connecting CORY Tliusvlc Petroleum
BaItim"re sshing"n ana the South Limited Washington
ESpress" OF pullman Parlor daily except sunday 10
a. NJ arrive Washington 2. Regular VII B. ald p r.
H. at 10 aud 80 $40 and NJ and II night via
SUNDAY via Ii aud p il. r., N, ?, NJ and IL night
For Atlantic civ except Sunday 5:l5 and p. m On
For cape NAV except sunday 5l5, llO On Saturdays
Loae Branch BAY Junction and intermediate stations
Via Railway and Amb0y. a. - noon, $50 and p
Boats OF ooEivn Annc1 connect with ali through trains
Jersey city aGordng speedy and direct transfer for
Trains arrive From Plttsburs 800 30 m
G90 M 90 59 n5S 10 30 Ind ld gIS sunday S$o
on sunday IS From Phlad@pha SSo 629 SO
900 $50, $40 1910 u 80 M 100, 2. 30. $50. ~
go $50 900 li4o @ GO 1880 49, 1920 1886 and
TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE oLD-EsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND ON SUN
DAY. SSrArioN NE " T6skADAIfHiA' IN
DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
MENT AND ,i TIE FAsTEs ,I TI,iE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
Express Trans York via Desbrosses and Court
60 20 T. $50 90 and 10 Limitei), IL m l. 800 $40
4. g. q, Z, 4 and .. m, and ~ night. Sundays o. g.
% Limited). and 10 a. n' 4, g. T. 3, and p M and "a
EXPRESS Trains leave WORK daily except Sunday al
7'2Oa IN and4 p M. running through via Trenton aud
Camden.
trains @ says Broad street o stag s
Qlmed Express 1870 p. M. 3, !, (625 Limited o.
74b S and $50 D.. M on Sunday 1901, 800. 800
S46 $50 (525 Limited $50. TAO. and $40 D. m
Leave Philadelphia via Camden a. M and 4;SO daily
except sunday. 49,.
OF Desbrosses and Conrtandt sts Courtst and
Brooklyn Annex station foot " FnltOns. Brooklyn Nos
ia 10 and us linso9st Ioboken station Jersey city
IMMIGRANT Ticket once. Pier l. ''
The Transfer Company VIII call for check
baggage from hotels and residences.
JiIRLEs n. PUGH J. r.. WOOD.
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
BLOOMINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
~ CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST
Reduced fare So TO Boston for hrsass tickets good only
as specified on their face
Elegant daily Sundays excepted at 4So
from Pier 33 North River foot OF York.
irving In Boston at Tickets Tor sale at all principal
Providence LINE for freight only Steamers leave
fron Pier 20 Eorth RIVER foot Of Wauenst $50 D. daily
uSundays excepted for Boston via Providence direct
W. POIPL4, Acdng General Passenger Agena
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gnsirnriion.

For Boys and Young Men-CitY.
A SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-Private tuition,
~ afternoons Thomas Reeves Ash. rs W 45th-at.
BOOKKEEPING. Arithmetic, Penmanship !;
ID private lessons day evening; classes superior
advantages young wishing 70 acquire thor
Cugbiy business education WllliMAN'o COUNT
ING Rooms. /, 1853 broadway. Rooms 81 ana SO.