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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-09
LIVE STOCK MAnKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

cpc,ro Nov. s-Tbs D,o,>rs' JournGi reports; Hog.
rsrrpis IS 600 bead shipments. I 800 hai INC nAh
,akrf; Packing al - ioi fae& lnH AMI shipping - 80
llrhI - tii ~kps, SO ~ 3D. M"Ih'l 'o''u
1@n Tc,e. 1900 head shipments, 800 head best
,-les sfroue oitr- duh lIpu'I-, 50 - - W. Iuo 10
fbn,re shipping q iUasJ 10: common 10 Mthun - gO@
- 20. Range Cattle Slow tol"I4'"' ~ i'A''' ~ 90"
7,5,o-Roecip- 100 head slipmrnts, 1000 h'Yl mar
III AMI common Fair. lower Inferior 10 l' a-" T. W.
,jnn ~. Choice p, -, lrkt', - - 81, ~, ,.,,t
N.Y. - ltvcC4p'7 To-Day, Jnu iif t"la
,,r ,r,k ihu, Tar G.UJu hrld for same TIN, lNt wees
I.,d lCl iN' OF "a-'-
-. frr I, ant II stues, reel uy DruL -
~ ,SLEeeips Today 400 head total fr week thn' 'ar
M nn6. Tor sainp time last week, lgoIO heal tni'au
ibf,gh \ cars marx dull and shahr 'p'I, f"I ""l
Wr,frr ~ ja =; Choice 10 Fancy - - co. O'hu'
Lambs % n a. 80. ...., ,o- ,,,.t Tina ftr
a. 1 head. ;,r same last week. 4JOOO Lchl
t1Iouph "a oifz steady, WIN li ~
hoSs Workers - 760-4 50; Light de- 81 81 oo no9n
Nuus a $50 fJ choice Heavy, 81 10 80 w. IIB7' !" 90
"a :. 8U Best Grades disposed o. ,..,.,. .t,,,..,,.
I0rs Nov H. Guide Receipts, LOO mead SUI
r,. p,ul grades scare, tGi wanted, tp!noh ul su
c,s. Xpgrt. quick OF sale az ba=O ~ NOOd %
Tics 10 20. Common Ia Fair - % - ~ 'd' ".
crs -3atl -; Texans, 80 2jdt4 lOi lhulhS' - w"
~ %. - -., ~. sht,r,s,fa go head; dc
maud Eo1u ur grades; Far 70 Good - -O"9' 49, '"0
tn Fancy - 10 dS4 20; Texans, So rs o. , 4, "a,
liam In active demand, market stTohki OIN' " -
a s, packing - GODS5; butchers, ~ u4 30 '''''PN
8lJO head; shipments, 800 neal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-09
STEAMBOATS, ann RAILROADS.

NORWICH LINE
To Boston, SO Worcester 81 So Nashua IS Co. Portland
60 and no transfer
The iron steamer - 49, - o.,o---
The fayoTite CITY OF BOSTON,
leave Pier No 49, North River foot Of Wattst next pier
ABOVE Terry daily except Sundays at 40 pm
Drawing ~ Boston from NswL0DdOn AZ 4l0 a. NJ
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot "a
.. NJ, Western New-YOrk and Northern Express Win
dfawngroom ,.,---.--
stopping Albany Utica Syracuse ROchester Bunalo Enc
Cleveland and Toledo arriving Of Chicago lO20 a. NJ next Gay
daCua and Buffalo, cOnnects for sharon Springs,
ii M 10 Albany and Troy connecting for Utica saratoga,
Gens Falls, Lake George and Rutland. -. -.
$50 y. m Albany and Troy specal Drawlng-foom cars
4 D. m. Accommodation 10 Albany and Troy. - ~.
"a ~ st Louis EyT-esJ with sleeping cars for NiaYara
Falls Buffalo Cincinnati except Saturday, Toledo DETROIT
sO D. M Express with sleeping Syracuse and to
Auburn Road "a Montreal Connects Tor ssrAtoga
Runaio Cleveland Toledo Detroit, Chicago, St. Louis osWs
20; also layton except saturday. ,
III m Night Express, with sleeping cars 10 Albany AMI
Troy with the morning trains for the West ana
1ickets on sale Grand Central Depot No. Bowling
Ofces Park.pace 7S5 942 Broadway, New-Yorh
S33 Washington and s64 Fulton-sts BrooKyn sna ~
Euurth-st., Williamsburg.
Baggage called for and checked from residence
Thee trains daily. AL others daily except sunday
General Snper ntendent. General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-09
A NEW VOLUME BY WHITTIER.

THE BAY OF SEVEN ISLANDS. AND OTHER POEMS.
UIOuchtou, Mflin CO..
The poem which lends its title TO this little coec-
ton of the veteran singers later pieces is in the bal
lad form, over which Whittier has so often shown
an easy mastery. II is story of the skipper Of the
fishing schooner Breeze who sailed from Newburg
10 the coast of Labrador and wooed the daughter Of
a French fisherman but when he thought 10 carry
OF Marguerite he was tricked by her Jealous twin
sister, Suzette, who took the place of the intended
bride. The Breeze put back when the deception
was discovered, and the skipper sought Marguerite:
Her sweet face still and white
And strange IN the MONDAY taper light,
She lay on her little bed
With the cross al her feet and head.
The Breeze never came back to the Merimac. but
there is legend at Seven Isles Bay of q weird un-
spoken sail sometimes seen by the Indians of the
coast:
On the deck maiden wrings her hands
Her likeness kneels on the gray coast sands
Que In her wild despair,
And one III the trance Of prayer
She fits before no earthly blast
The red sign tiuttering from her mast
Over the solemn seas,
The ghost OF the schooner Breeze
Tho story is told with the force, directness and
simplicity essential for the effect of such compost
tons. with strong and genuine feeling, and with
that poetic tact which warns tho writer when he
has said enough. and when he should trust to sug-
Restion. Where these characteristics meet in his
verse, Whittier Is always admirable. In historical
pieces, like the description of the whipping of
Quakers, " How the women went from Dover,
where the impulse comes not from imagination but
from judgment and reflection, there is less of the
poetic quality. and as usually happens with Whit
tier in such cases. there is less literary art. A
Summer Pilgrimage " is charming example Of that
Intimate communion with nature, penetrated with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-09
COTTON NARKlT,-BY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL, Nov sl230 p m Orion uHli IN 's sai
.ti-liiiUg IiulapdA l5l6d do. Orleans A'hd- 7d'c5
Gtd nctuIing 900 Tor speculation aud export II,
e,ips 800 bales, 6ll Amercin tuiu15-t P"HaS, Wv
SIi,ng riune November delivery OODidi 40 N0NeIDtl
ami December dellyry 53.U4d DO December ana January
Inii,.ry 13O4d January aud February de'eiy' I'D
ga 90 February and March delivery, 3'-Gli go. A. pr
and NAV delivery 6l-04dj do MAY and juno uoh'ciy
A l.t.d Futures dul. ,.,.,. -. ,rtlttir.
In n m Cotton Futures - Upands, Low Mlddilng
cause March and ApTil delivery, OtOth; no UNI ' 'S
delivery sod. ..,. ,fi,,ti,,, IN I. lgc I NV
N,r n3c t,opd Ordinary Biic; net aud gross receipts
4gbacs exports France 4j3o bales safes lO0o D-ies
STOCK, $3.50 bales. ...- A.. ,,,,It,, oz-c Tou
N,iin use Good Ordinary 9isc.: net anu gross receipts
i,' nI, sales roo bales Inst evening" 400 bales STOCK
40 $40 bales. =. 49, ,o.,t.r. N,,,di,,o IN,
Low Mldiimg 07sc Good Ordinary OlCca net receipts
"a 9Gs bales grOss reoeipta 4lJ bales exports w. itLl
si 1870 bales; oOastwise ,2O4 bales hhcs OOOV Dales
i,st sVrrniug 900 bales stock, 2iS,GJ7 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-09
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

rgw.YoRE. Nov s-BEEvE1-Ihrco carloads Of 80 head
lie orred to-day. light !. imported FOR Tomorrow and
on active Trade At ,tong prIg' II y, ysEre over
the rate current during The r part o. n e. pecns 70
colorado -ic- Al zilc. Western prs.,ed o. At 90 T.
Mni,1i II, She STEAMER 5ciGr, by fa-lnan. 49,,
25o A a. wa.hnFtSn Market aqd y jersey
CITY Nea7 MIN Al y, l'Hy Ii'lSIi.g. ami and -
lover with sales Of ho former NJ sac and " the Latter At
rs Calves DAN and rather lower The close Country
Dressed V,isls ,oi .l Jgc CITY Dressed nj c AMI
Sales. Ese = o. .5d II Jersey yals. ~ 70, At 9
90 225 H. az IN Ioti i've Veal 80 h. nj &c. do POI II.
atJc Fod cave 10 d. m 81; hutermi@ do -'' 10 AZ
'SHEEp And LAWns-Recoipts wen $50 cars Of Se,Gl9
E sr We iar ~, oi bead asaa., Soos Lad o
lat week Tue dnaud Tor -h.ep va, moi, ',t'e . ~
strictly Prime ana CboicS .rok lambs Tcr" DON and ae.
car load 10 Ma,or Hollis At the outside figure oid Oh c-
Cus Tsnt a. 10y I a. &C. noon Sg29 i, 10 al ''-
Dre sse Mutton dun al and Dressed Lan'Ds lower
sirs-Judd nuesinglam sold state EwCs ~ D. a.
as.,, shef NV lambs 81 D. Al '.c 3Ii rcnn:yiyaha
LAMB. few she 81 ~ at 5'-c lV' state Lamo'' - " a.
T. rdcoek sold lsi Kentucky sheep 100 %, at4c; 20
Js'' Saisf 60 sSd. 100 kentucky SHEEP loo r. at
10 40 S 20 h. At = u.s. as Ohio DO cS Lambs % h. al
20 wi Get odd i55 Western sheep 90 u. at 81 49,
2l 90 Kan 2 .aa SS2 state sheep so n at Acc lo Penn
'Dlgpl,acE s. Dewey sold 10 state lanh4 II ~ ~ oFi
70a1 ~ No. AZ ~ 1853 Northern canada TO- - o. S'Os!
ira -f.Ir Srgp dew Lambs, - ~ ~ - 81 ~ Pi'
ianhsi ~ n At 4i.c AMI % 10, l0l n, ~ &c ,,,
MEuc q Muilcu odd iG- state LAMB u n az y; 10" 90
rs B At g lO3 10 - 90 DC; lG3 tanadh DO ~ 10 at &C.
IA, sf.te sheen l2 h. at &c, ~ DO 70 o. at 4tc 81 90
~. -, - do iOi h. Al &c. and - DO. los n, ~ ic
Walsh Kirby n 90 sold ZOs Common western sheep ~
.. ai ~ ~. .,, 90, ,..,.,, I ,r,ho A N Al lie.
3. state do 20 H. ut 6c ana 81 rstg snrp 10 10 a. &C. NJ
A0. and cars Jersey city. Total ot hNe days $500
>. -, sgan,t ~ ljI head time last week MHht
iar Al fuy sn-iaucd pti,cs and thoce Heavy are u"
trn Common 10 Prime sold 81 - +3@s5 -. county
nr,.c I'M m undaut supply and generally lower WIN le'y
.iliny AZ a. GItc. Mcuin 81 g1c ant light ht va -
s'l'hk "a IicI I'D, IL; Mt4ern llDFs, 80 ID, AZ
a. a. "a Il" Ia ~ al n 0O 80 Western rEs, - No. al iic
l2O do % %, OF - 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-09
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PIN ,Rr PHfA Nov S.-FlOur ruled quiet but steady.
shppers not opera the home trade were purchasing
only Immediate wants. Wheat declhth 90 & m cary
deang. but onerugs light and under good speculative de-
maud the uonty recovered ami closed
ilr IN mo- improy the export Situation Cafiots
drm sEo. ! lied in export elevator y lt,3i 10 ked
a,ocd nj Al OS9dSl 90 No Red al Oh, 40. Keu NO
Yeher ,od II 90 h do December VI lO4dSl 1915 do jan
nary n I27-dSl 49, closing. NO. Red November SlO52
NJ ii Gii, ASKED, December I'll lOal bid IL IL asked
January 81 l27s bid 81 l3 asked February 81 1ld
- St, a.ked Corn declined a. but closed sealy spocu
Tors moi oueT NJ and no improvement In the export sa
linn CARROTS IN good demand and stronger under hght 0ne
SGc; No White, 81 Lc; No. White 3Sci IRolce no;
White IA &c. No. | White, 30l4c. Recepts-flour l8OO
bbls Wheat 10000 bush Corn 10000 bush oats l3,3OO
Lnsh shlpments-Wheat, 75O0ousn.; Corn, 5'oO0 Dush
Oats 1 400
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-09
THE ERIE RAILWAY. now known as the
NEM.YORK. LAKE. ERIE AND MEsIERN RAJ L:


Arrangement of trains trom Chambers-street Depot.
eamDaily except sundays Day Express, drawing-room
coaches 10 CleS Gland Cincinnati and Chicago.
M daily ST. Louis Limited" ExpressNO extra charge
5s5 ms Niagara Fails n Salamanca 100 M cevtc
Second SS Sa n TSS4a rs 9 ~ D. 1c LSs
Toledo 6z0 pm, and indianapolis IL am. -
(Daiy)Paci1c Express the West. Solid rain OF
Buffalo, NIAGARA Falls Cincinnati aud Chicago Hotel and
O bullet Smoking Coaches 10 Chicago.
Rutherford and Psssae O. 72O 100 $50 lO.oo M IL
noon id6, g. $780, 44O 6l0, $50 6lO $40 7S0 1890 ~
~ mdnght Sundays $780, 1920 N. LAS, $50 sp M Ii
Paterson, 1920 100 $50 1920 M 70 noon Ia6 B. sso
midnight sundays $3.50. l020 lao $3.50. $50
Newark and Paterson Newark CAS- $40 l1.sO m;
S SS S $40 Su GS 9 M and aao midnight Saturday
suern, g. 100 $50 iO;2O a mi as Ssh 63o 6:lO SIS
m and y midnight Sundays $50 lO2Oam lao, $50
Warwick 100 M 4:30
Ney5nrg and Cornwall, 100, a N. $780, 4.9O, pm sun
Rondoqt and Kingston and Montgomery. w. 4sopm.
9c Cen 700 IS2o m. $3.50. 49, g. sOp H. Sunday
Miidetoxn, g. 100, O. io;2o a m, $50. $50 s. sl9p%
sS lG Win &S sS roaa s M
n n LHi IN stops at Msin;st only On s,k srnsav
sS QUARTER S N and quarter after each hour
Tickets for passage apartments Drawing Room and
Sleeping coaches be obtained and orders the eheeknS
Nos. 25I 40i or go broadway, Isl Wessf n. " NOs
eGnrs BrOoGy9 or at the Soapsnys pepes vort n, 7io
cypress trains from tho West arrive In Newly orh " '
JOHN ABB0fT. aenr Pass'r Agent, New.YOrk.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY;
rens s ssy o for cS'tsr Pa o $50 M
Manuel spring Wiley and Gonsey. sYo. 10 N. AGO ~
J6hN Il. ABBOTT. oOaa Passr Agent New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-09
uosAIcs OF GRECrAN HISTORY.

The Historical NOrrative with Numerous Illustrative
Poetic selections Popular Course OF Reading
in Grecian History Literature by RGIUS WILSON
and ROBERT PIERPONT WILSON. 12mo. Cloth, 81 90
The leading object IN the preparation OF the present volume
has been produce within moderate compass History OF
Greece that shall only trustworthy but interesting to
all classes readers. We have borne In mind the demand
that poetic illustration in she reading and teach
ng history and this delightful aid TO historical
study prominent paceOfme3 making it the sole OF
npartfg information yet introduced nothing
that cty consistent with deal Of what history
should be- for although OF the poetic selections
avowely wholly Legendary, and others STILL in sreater
less degree fictitious their deaiske the byplays
In shakespeare historic draaswe believe they faithful
pictures OF the times scenes Incidents principles and rad
tons which they employed TO Illustrate Many prose
ecOns the best historians also introduced giving TO
the narrative pleasing variety style that be found
no writer II he be GrOte GibbOn, Macauay
- Extract from Preface.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-09
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS

IIyERPoof Nov. s-POrk-PTime Mess Eastern, dull az
7gs; do Western dull at $50 Lrd-Prme western sts1dy
ai ia Cd Wheat-NO White rmcr at ~ fdi No" west
ern inter nrmer at Sd. COrMiNed New hrner shii
IA TnlOw-PIimo Guy duh al SJs. ,, -, 4.
LONDON, Nov. 7.-230 p. in-IufPehilh1 Sprts aun AZ
Dos. sd -, 49,, -. an -. NJ
BHrhUN Nov. 8.-WicoX's Lard closed at AZ marks 20
plcnuings per ITO pounds. 49,, ,, . 4, -, ~
HAvra Nov s-VilcoK's Larl closed at 80 francs 10
LiyTGI6o, nov $3.50 D. -TuTpcntne-sDirits dull at
20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-09

sTEARINE-In fair demand and held firmly sales $4,000
city Se oleomargarIne SteaIfne, quoted 5hei seiss
100000 City December delivery, for export $780, tree On
board
TALLOw-Duu and barely steady; Prime City quoted Tics
sales 5000 n. 7i4G7 blCc
WooII-Messrs HaioweL C0barn. OF Boston, savl The
and the demand for Washed Woola
especially but sac Of over million pounds Foreign Oa
pet Wool and good sized lots OF California Iexss &c. weu
tLe total Larger than for time Prices eec TO DO
wen maintained and We do not change 0or quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-09

This Is work addressed 10 yonng people. Recognizing
the that they must encounter all those forces Of doubt and
upDcief which life The author seeks 20 equip
by giving Arm ground 10 their faith
IIts plan is not dormatic teaching He Tooog-
MICS the rigt question: aud he tries % resolve
doubt ard 10 answer questions. lie shows yery clearly what
and proof may Justly De- demanded Of him Who
asserts the existence God and fuue H ana then pip
ce. to that all tho facts rightly judged point the
direction u such truh lie makes no effort to convince his
young readers those thngs but he earnestly
rye. 10 show that fh them both reasonable aud de
sirle that night compes faith aud that faith is in
itself O necessary equipment FOR life
All this IT, done with strong hand The book Is porsua'
slye and by is pesuasigcness convincing Indeed, It Is
likey to prove oicicut winning young ana
since re and inelgen, faith the Christian religion and in
cgppng hen meet assaults u that Kind Of shepicis
which every you n must meet In our tine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-09
Mem publications.
g. BROTHERS, New York,
PUBLISH THIS DAY:
THE BOUND VOLUME
OF
HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE
FOR 1883.
COPIOUsLY ILLUSTRATED.
Vol. V, $40 pp Quartz. Ornamental Cloth, 50.
Nnr1cts oF TIE Inst VOLUME

NOTICES OF THE LAST VOLUME.
so more attractive Christmas eft could I've inside "a child
than COPY Of this bound volume Cincinnati Commercial
Ihcrc is enough IN Its eight hundred ana odh
pages OF Stories sketches poems pu7Ees and pictures III
mn the evenings Of winter II Is good who esone en-
,ertainmcnt too and viii both and interest the
iuyepBcs-f Philadelphia inquirer.
II We bad dozen children and could only buy one Christ
mas Gift 10 I've divided among them, choice would GER
talny fan this book tht has 70 many beautiful pictures
aud quaint stories pressed between - handsome coYers-
New Orleans Pic3yunc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-09

Desbtosses and Cortandt
street Ferries follows:
bio 100 g. $50 90 10 Limited, IL !, 800 S40 {.
6. g. and aud Il night sundays 3, so Linited)
and 10 q IN, 4, q, I, , and m, and IL night
Trains leaviuq NewYork daily except sunday OLD 40 $50
aud lll0 2, L. and connecting at Trenton for
Retunng leave BrOadst station rhadepha, 1901.
2l5 $40 S45 435 except Monday $50, 7:aO $40 $50,
II and 1lIQ M qimed Express 30 and $50 p nil.
l. g. T. o. g. $50. 7:45, and $40 ON Sunday, 1901,
SD 20 $40, 4S5 $3.50 M $40 Limited ESQ., f.i5
and $40 Leave Philadelphia via Camden, $50 IN daily
Ticket OH es iS5 $40 and 944 Broadway, Astor House,
DesbrOsSes and COTtandt Streets Court and
brooklyn station foot OF Fuonst brooklyn; Buses
Hotel, HOb0hen; station, Jersey CITY, immigrant Ticket
ONCE No 3 Battery Place and Castle Garden.
The New.YOrk Transfer Company will call for aud check
baggage from hotels and residences.
CHARLES r. PUGH, J. r. WOOD,
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent.
TROY BOATS - CITIZENS LINE. - New
Il steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY leave Pier
a. r. foot Christopher-st daily except Saturday,
at NJ connecting VITA morning all points North.
Sunday steamer touches ut Albany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-09
LIFE OF WAGNER. BY LOUIS NoHL. TRANSLATED i mo
the German by George 7. Upton lZm", PIP ~
ICb;.agn. Jansen MCClurg 4 CO.l

LIFE OF WAGNER. BY LOUIS NoHL. Translated TON
the C-rman by George 7. Upton limo, PIP -V4'
Chicago: Jansen, McClurg COZ
The popularity which DR.. Ludwig mot LOUIS
Nohl's musical writings seem To ENJOY III
Germany has always been puzzle TO us.
We suppose that people must like them wei
enough TO buy them, for the Doctor tunoies
them upon the public with busy hand; but
they are neither valuable nor entertaining lie Is
great adlnirer of Richard Wagner, and in one re-
spect therefore, the present book Is satisfactory
Wappers position in art being so peculiar that II Is
really impossible for anybody but warm admifeI
70 write his biography at all. But enthusiasm ana
a technical knowledge OF mnsic are not enough
The Doctors literary accomplishment is slight; he
is strongly inclined toward mysticism, eAtraya-
concc and defamation; he plunccs 50 deep INTO the
hidden meanings Of poetry and legend that we some
times wonder how he can come mp again, ana WISH
indeed that lac may not. And, odd to say, III TINS
rbapsodical and confusing piece Oi Jonrney-WoIk'
although he has great deal about Wagncrs dramas
he tells us practically nothing about Naghefs ihu-
sic. more futile essay the great master has not
fallen uudcr our ObscTy alton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-09
RAILROAD.
| on and after Oct. 3, 1888.


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains wYork via Desboses and Cortandt street
Ferries follows: =. -, ,,
Harrisburg Pittsburg the West and South with Pullman
Palace Cars attached 4 q M and m daily. Newiork
and Chicago Limited Parlo Dining smoking ara Sleep
ing Cars at every day. a -. =,
WilamspOr Lock Haven, M p m lofty ana rile az
connecting at Cory for TtusyiIle, petroleum centre
and the OIL Regions. . ,,,.-,.,.-
Express OF Pullman Parlor daily except sunday lna
MI arrive Washington ~ Regular via B. and r. ~ X,
at5:lb and $50 $40 and and IL night; Via y,
and o. r. r., and and IL night sunday VIA D. ant
2. h r. m, No. and IL night VIA D. ana " H. H.
m and II night.
For Cape May except sunday b;l and ll:lO N; ..,
Rranch Head Junction and intermediate stations
via RAILWAY and Anboy 9 a m, IL nOOp $40. m. On
Sunday 0 q IA and p N docs not stop AZ As6nry ParkE
Boats Brooklyn connect with all throngh trans
Jersey City, anordng speedy and direct transfer Tor
Trains arTyS-PTom PittsburE $40 and 29 ~ 7S9 and
1920 m daily and O daily except Monday. From
Wasbingion and baltimore $50 and $50 m 800, $3.50,
935 10 80 and 1850 sunday $50. 600 M 1899 and
1850 m. Baltimore, l:20 on Sundays goo n
From Philadelphia $50, 800 ESQ 500 except Monday
$50 $40 1910 lao l:zO ?. $780, $50. go $3.50,
800 ESQ 1920 1898 and 1880 M Sunday 800 5;2o,
500 7O5 1885 6;20 7S6, 9S0, 1920. lOSo ami 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-09
GOD AND TEE FUTURE LIFE.

The Resemblance Of -tiaG!ty Natural Theology for
Youth. BY CHARLES NoRDHoFF Author Of " Politics
for Young Americans" &c, &c. lGin). Cloth 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-09

VAGABONDIA; A Love Story BY FRANCES HoDGsoN
BURNETT. (BOston: James X OsSOod " Co''
This is the first novel of Mrs. Burnctts. AS
stated BY her in PREDATORY note, it was originally
published in ladys magazine" under the name
of Dorothea" and was afterward printed III DOCK
form under the title of "Dolly." 1T is not OFTEN
that the same thing appears before the puDnc
under three different titles, and it ought TO be
very good story to justify such persistent pubilca-
ton. But "Vagabondia" certainly is not parucu-
larlv good story 1t exhibits all the faults OF an
unmproved culture, and it holds out very NIUE
promise of Improvement There is very little plot'
and what there is possesses no originality Inc
characters of Dolly " and Molly" show the most
ambitious work in the book, and they are not Oadly
drawn, though the colors are somewhat crude
The pjcture of the aYagabOndp family seems 10
have been suggested by the family OF Haroid
Skimpolo in " Bleak House" while Euphonla Is APP
parentlv a rather feeble copy of Miss Iodsnap III
aOur Mutual Friend" II is scarcely ever wise
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