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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-07-12

MONTGOMERY, ALA, July THE plant
ers are very anxious about the cotton crop
Worms have appeared on many PLANTATIONS
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-07-12

orn esteemed contemporary. me brsn-
hxm Barre. IN couueDfirg o. ne Nsco
I'm q nsfine tbe Ersmiu-f jointsfock
romprry p.p<r sDd ne gusTJ q one o he
r-r-ross-r q Ne scheme - % vhst sDount
81 runry roui6 - r.quirsc % mike = .
frn-sl.-- d.ly. vsry vissiJ and truthfuliJ
r<rrfr -Morsy wil sccouplsh won-
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-07-12

Wells Trough on Corns."
Ask for Wells Rough on Corns.'' l5c
Quick, complete, permanent cure. Corns
warts, bunions.
Decline Of Man.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-07-12

Aursrors. Pa. July The vorts q
a. fi-saa-n-n lrun conIpang snut o9sl
- nirkt, snd ell suploTes we're paio on
ttis norntnE-
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-07-12
Sir stores Burned.

GILLNAE, IT,, July 7.-Slx brick stores
o yned by Z. Wibger, were burned yester
day. Loss. $1,000: insurance, GgJOO.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-07-12

Err. W. July Flour companies Of
s.s.s troops srrivsd early this morning and
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-07-12

Flies and Bugs.
Flies, reaches, ants, bed-bugs, rats. mice,
gophers, chipmunks, cleared out by Trough
on Rats. =" Is cents.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-07-12

Nervous weakness, dyspepsia, impotence,
sexual debility, cured by wells Health
ReneWern 81,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-07-12

The Army Worm at Work In Ala
bama.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-07-12
IN GENERAL
british Spectators IIogglns Decisive
and Foolish Hope.

The Louisville Exposlilon--S Something
Important TO Exhibitors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-19

GALvrsTox Nov 17.-Cotton firm Middlmg, 1Oc; Low
Mddng ll-lGc.; Good Ordinary, 3-l6c; net receipts
Gjs4 bales gross, GC2G bales sales, 1856 bales; s0ck
g3,344 bales
SAVANNAH Nov 17.-cotton dulE Mdding, lOc.; Low
MddnC 0a,c Good Ordinary 04c net receipts Is bales
gros S35 bales; exports 10 Great Britain $500 bale,
coasise III bales sales 100 bales; last evening, LOCO
baies stock, ~ 100 bales.
NFWOEIEANs Nov 17.-Co;ton firn NEEDING, 10 l.l6c;
Low MIddlmg s.lGc.; Good Ordinary, receipts
61s bales gross, 1906 bales eIporis 10 Great Britain
1877 bales; sales OUOU Dalce last
evening, 1900 1aiCs stock, 2J3.S35 bSIea
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THE COURTS.
COURT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10.

COURT CALENDARS-NOVEMB 10.
SUPRENE CoUET-CHAllBElys.-B Before DOnOlue. J-Tb!rd
Monday Motion calendar.
.uPHiME Coz Er-SrLCAL IELA Before larromOrc, j.
Nos H. TO- 49, 20 -, 49, 81, 49, AZ, 81, A. a, 49, 90
SpupvE q -CIECuIT-PAHT I-Bc.ore Lawrence, j.
Nos 9jG 1909 l3i3 1902 Sl4 II = nos, l277 1859 75y
lIG2 1863 ll5 1894 osJ sb 49, 1907, 1868 1876 1871
1878 1882 1886, 1851. 9o7, 232l
suPHFNF -CICuI-PART II-ncfOrc Barrett, j.
Case on 1851 Sergeant agt PcuOnnoCk Paper MauGfac
turing Company. No calendar
SIPEiuOi CGURI-TuAL TERMs-PAcT UI-BeiOre Van
WORT J$o 2OlO. In matter, etc %; HcCuc No cOlcndlT
SUPKhIOl COUdT-GENkHAL IERNAdiOumcd for the term.
SuPRHloR COURT-~PzClAL TEEN.-BcfOre Iugralam, J.
Case on No a. National Bank ag NewNOfk Elevated
Railroad Company. No calendar
SUPERIOR COIHf-TKiAL TEUM-PABT I-Bei0re TTuaX j..
Nos bGS GO5 5G4 2l 1895, ILL., ll37 llJs 1lG4
iI7s ISL lO47, lOIs sG6, 1904 1906 lO43 1914 1l7g
COSNON PLEAs-GENERAL TERN.-BciDrc Van Brunt y. j.,
DtIy and Van Iocscn JJNOs. o. 2Sd o. e. 40 49, SO,
o. ;ls 100 100. 10. 90. 81. a, ll2, 60.
COMMON PLEAs-STEClAL IERM-Before Beach, Nos
90. ,
day, November Il
NOs l46 49, 6J2 Co., O55 0' 2f 4O3 44B $685. 4l3 75o'
73S, ga, $40.
Nos S4b siB 1872 1873 l470 1888 l42 4R3 500 DOL 1856,
1850 boil 40 4O7, asa AS 477, 457 OILS 1855, %
CCUHT-THA Al TER-PART Il.-BcfOre Hall, Mos.
100 $40 I26 "a 400, l67 5Sj 1iOl log, 1879 1OS
1886, 1886, 6l6, COS. l45, llOO
CITY COURT-TRIAL TERM-PART III.-Bef0re Hyatt j.
Nos 40 10 45 44s 40 a. &c. H. 49, 49, $3.50, AO4 922
424 81, II, 355, 45l, 4l5, A.
StRROGATE's CoUKT.-BclOrc Rollins S-Estae OF Tunis
Van Brunt and Nos. o, ~ H.
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NORWICH LINE

y REDUCTION OF FARE
To Boston ~; WorccstcI - 30 Nashua IS 20 PORTLAND
So and transfer.
Tie new non steamer. 80. ,,.,.,,,,,...r,-r,
without execution the elegant boat the sound and
HE favoritc CITY or BOSTON.
leave 30. 40, North River foot OF Mast next pier
above berry daily except sundays az ~ pm
Drawing cars to Boston from London AZ 4lo u H.
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
y RIVER RAILROhD-CWumcucng Nov Is lss@
through trains will leave Grand Central repot 90 80,
q. M, Western NcwNOIk and Northern Express with
i6a A. Fast Limited Chicago Express with dining cars,
stopping Albany, Cnca Syrause ROchste buaio Eilc
Cleveland TDcdo arriving at Chicago 1910 NJ next day
lO3l a. n Chicago Express, draw ngrOom cars % Canan
Gailua, Rochester and BuDaO connects for Oswego.
II a. M. Western NrH-hpTk and northern tXpTrS VITA
connecting fOr saratoga, Glens tas ut
$50p NJ Albany, Troy ard Utica express. Drawingroon
"a D. m. Accommodation 10 Albany and Troy.
h. No. Louis Er;.-css with sleeping cars for Niagara
FAILS, Buffalo Cincinnati except saturday Toledo Deuol
3t r. H. Express with SLEEPING Syracuse and to
also To Montreal. connects for saratoga
- H. M Pacific Express with sleeping Ur Rochester
PuNalo cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago ~ Louis oswe-
go; also IoNyu.r except Saturday
II % M Night Express, with sleeping cars 10 Albany ana
Connects with the morning trains iOl the West anu
North except saturday night) - ,---,.--
tickets sale at Grand Central Depot, No. . Bo"hg
Green 20 AIS Broadway Rud ~ MescOtts Express
Dncrs place and 7S5 aud H42 broadway, New Iok
1913 Washington and SGi Fnitorsts brooklyn, ana ~
Fuurth.st. " Williamsburg.
These trains daily. All others lay except sunday
J. NJ TOltEA, I. j. ME- n En-.
GENERAL sinner ptcndCnt General Passenger Agent.
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MINES AND MINING.
SUNDAY, Nov. 1872. n.

SUNDAY, Nov. 1S-P. n.
The mining markets of last week developed some
improvement in point Of activity and the dealings
were more than usual in the better class OF shares
But there little change in the general features
Horn Silver was active between 5.Se and $40 and
closed at 612l2. Iron Silver was notably weak
and declined from g 90 TO 2.25 and closed at 80
The ComstOcks were dali and generally were weak
The low-price fancies fuctuated within the usual
limits aud show no significant final change.
SALES AT THE MINING EXCHANGE
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Ocean Steamers.

1 DNERTISEMENTS- FOR Tie haM-
rfrowHS HoFFtf4 SO las las 81 ble5i1ay corner Ty
fsiE ANU %%' ~ % t9 oG eofSer nsga
40 Thnayc o9n FosysSysni4 ri at The ALm nS
hnndilGanatwcnjyli tlst up to p. at regular once
NATIONAL LINE.-gIE.q@a rigr 81 i.l;; !; X,
tyGLAEp5 10" -. Dec mn QUFEN.Dcc H. q. IN
a. o. "a, ccrs ptc%sd stceIRe
IaG go 10 T r 4aoSgcT Gj aid - broad
way. \. y.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPAN'Y'S
| LISE FOR CMIToETLA sANtDlWlTGIH lIIikA ;ItT'
ii;AL AID souTIi AM:.IcA aud an4 ,4,;S.
Frou, NcW.l orA per l"9' 1'a--';' ,, y; A.
gE "a, ~ E1i .9s I S '@s Na9 i r. aoon
C,ILc,iur Tor Central and south America and Mexico
Ron san Francisco, ls and Brannau.-s
CITY or l ia Fns5co N aai Yc &SG at
Tor HONOLULU, NI''@Eslz.E WE $ D and AUSTRALIA
CITY OF SYDNEY rnil- FRIDAY, N"F.- ri.
on arrival London mails a! san tr,reseo o.. o
y Office On i-Y pier &c., i iIp2.- S
ISED STAR LlNE.-For Antwerp and Paris
Ia sailing from NcV.York and Antwerp every saturday
WEsrEkE saturday, Nofs s p NJ, n
SSaoons staieroos. smoking and bathrooms aud,lps.
saloon 900 10 $i5 excursion lilo to *l-} HTc0nh 't III
PETER WIGHT Sons, General Agents. 90 broadway.
DOYAL MAIL TO THE NETHERLANDS.
III Steamers co.'s pier foot oil SuhscNs jersey C'y
For Aulstcrtam, a., ., "a .
49, EDAaI "Wednesday Nuy3l 1880 a. IN
- ATSIEllJA wednesday, Nov. - $50 a M
For Rotterdam.
90 " A scUOTTEN -. " csincsdav, Dec. 3, 10 q.
Firat cabin 500; Storage, 500; prepaid : -; ,r
,t,Ni;tG EnNE,y a. l.. ". NORRIS,
u = WiiiaH.st, Fright Ags. OVID WY "'H ''' Nh'
TINTED STATES AND GERMAN NAIL
I '-TFANEHS.-IfamburgA American Packet COmpgnys
fJnc for PLYMOUTH LOndon and lnrish ana lAhBU Hu
Saturday steamers to Hamburg direct ..,. ,r,. an,
NIX THURSDAY Nov. ~ IHAHMONIAThurs. Nov.2O
SIIf.~IA.. sat Nov. "a LtSSl Ill hur Dec; .
Eatcg FIRST CABIN $50 and SO: Stccrage, $50 Prepaid
seeragc tickets 81 Excursion rates greatly reduced 9ehd
for Tourist Gazette
KUNIIATtDT a co. Gen. Agts., No. 81 BroadSt n \.
&, ID. RICHARD Il Co, Gen. Pass AStH VI bM"N' ~ L.
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DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED rl E9Clf'
MENT, AND dHE FASTEST TIME CONSlSI-
ENT MIrM ABsOLUTE SAFErl.
CHARMS -..uo,
- CITY, RIVER AND HARBOR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY

SIAklNS ,..
- CITY, RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
Once Pier 49, n. r.. foot Of Cortandt-st.
Consnmcnts OF freight forwarded directed to any part
Dthe world.
UNQUALIFIED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
received for delivery OF ALL kinds OF freight aud ner
chaudise to any part OF the city
SEA AND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR.
BOR LIGHTERAGE.
Freight every description promptly nhercd 10 any point
IN the harbor at reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS,, BARGES AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamers John II. starin and Erasus Corning for NEW
HAVEN, leave Pier ls, N r., at p. daily Lsaturdays
excepted
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO., between Eew-York and
New Haven. Care and dispatch guaranteed
Freight for points d. L. w. r. r. received at Pier III
For New.Haven and points East, at Pier Is.
NORTH SHORE STATEN IsLAND-Eeyen Miles for
Ten Cents via Steamers from Iron Pier l. t. H., foot Of
Whltehal-st.
CENTRAL SHIPYARD, Communipaw, NJ.-Dv DOCKS
Machine aud Boiler shops Everything appertMmAs 10 inc
construction and repair OF vessels. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-19
Nru Publications.
A FIRST-CLASS FAMILY MAGAZINE.
LIPrNCOTTS MAGAZINE.
A POPULAR MONTHLY OF GENERAL LITERATURE
Ncu l1ub!ic1ilons.
DECEMBER NUMBER

DECEMBER NUMBER
NOW READY, CONTAINS:
THE MENU ADEN FISHERY AND FACTORIES. by
Charles Burr Todd. With illustrations.
DOCTOR AND COUNT MATTEL. BY Marie L Thomp
son.
THE OLD COLONY HOUSE. 4 story. By NJ. II. Gather
wood.
STUDIES FROM THE CENSUS. by C. II. Fitch
THE MODERN FEELING FOR NATURE. By Henry
A. Beers
sAUCY BETTY MoRK story. By Ario Bates
THE FUNERAL OF A GREEK STATESMAN BY
Lunice w. FELTON,.
WOMEN AND GOWNS.
THE EDUCATION OF NURSES. BY o. NJ. E Rowe.
Also the Of Mary AGNES Truckers serial story
THE JEWEL II TIE LOTOS. Other short stories,
Poems and Articles Of interest upon Current Topics
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-19
Go uhom 81 Gldn Concern.

% NNJUHI II @IIWu NUUAFlII'
A invalid OF elderly lady may obtain home
~ and nursing I'm small private family moderate tcrns
Address A. j.. FARKIEGlON, Duurllcn.
CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION OF THE
Evacuation Of New.Yora by the British.
NOTICE. The Committee Of arrangements give
notice that proposals take part the procession must
he made before or Tuesday night November %, after
which time no organizst ons civic military Dc assigned
place in line ALEXANDER sHALER.
Chairman Of Committee oi Arrangements.
JOHN AUSTIN STEVENS Secretary.
Committee ROOM Victoria Hotel Annex, 1,IE4 Broadway
Nev.Y York November 10. 1893
MIR TRAININGS. large assortment. all
Il kinds. SIAYSF, mauuf Icturcr, 1913 PIiacc-st.
GtEALSKIN GARMENTS manufactured to
, order All kinds repairing neatly and promptly done
SnAYSE, 100 PIInccst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-19

IN NAZARETH TOWN, a Christmas Fantasy; ana
~ other Poems BY JOHN W. CHADWICK. lOlno' PIP
Ill. Robcrts BrOthers.)
Mr.. Chadwick has preference for simple domes-
tic and religious themes; his Thought - clear ana
natural: his temperamentis gentle and cheerful; MS
taste refined his of beauty, both spiritual ana
physical is acute and his expression Is easy hueh'
and graceful These qualities VIII make MS NeIN'
welcome in many households All the pieces III Inc
,,,csert collection are of recent date. They are not
ambitions. They touch only the chords over
which the pocts mastery is sure but they appeal to
svmpathieS which are universal
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w GKAND EXCURSIONS.
ATLAS LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS.

For BAHAMAS, JAMAICA, HAlfl. PORTO RIUo,
c6IoMBIA ISTIIMUS OF PANAMA aud NICARAGUA.
Tourists are invited to avail Of these s which thoy eau
make by the Company Sleacr ~ tue
price Of 50 per day which luclud,s an
whole time, passengers utslIlg 70
Change tcir route NAV transfer Ia other passenger
steamer of the line they may the voyage For passage
apply to p,,, popwonn G. Co Agents
~, "a @tatcat, New.YOrk.
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.

nor NEW-HAVEN.-S steamers leave Peek
! Sip at aud IL Sundays excepted IL p H.
arrives IN time for early trains North ana East
TOR RONDOUT, KINGSTON AND CATS
Il KILL MOUNTAINS, landing at Cransons Cornwall
Marlboro, Milton, POughkeC pse EsOpus connGc
ing with Ulster and Delaware stony Glove and kaaerski
Railroads. steamboat city Of Springfield leaves tuesday
Thursday, saturday, at p. M, from llarrison-st
nor ROSTON Fare Only So.
I VIA FALL RIVER LINE Limited lickets.
Best route 10 Newport Fall River and all Eastern points
Daily service SUNDAYS INCLUDED from Pier ~ X; az
mi. PILGRIM and BRISTOL. connection
v ANNEX BOAT from Brooklyn and Jersey city at p: M
and staterooms be secured IN NeW o al an
principal hotels transfer and ticket OnCes a the oCc oh
PIER2S. and on steamer
BORDEN & LOWELL GEORGE L. COMMON,
AGENTS. Genl Pass. Agent.
TOR BOSTON, via Ncw-YOrll and New-Eng-
land IsR Leave New-York Grand central Sia d at
. II % m. and 1875 week day ana Uoo p n
Sundays. Hartford Leave New-Gotk Mammal ian III
oyatci RR south Ferry Si2 M 5Ji-sty y 10 a. NJ
Bridge g39 q. Leave Pier 40 n H. iOot Dcsblo
cs,t Norwich Line, p Pullman scepngcars Oh night
trains.
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DENNSYLYANIA RAILROAD.
on and after Oct. :, 1883.
LnJs AZ 'TRI-NE TINE


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE g..
Trains New York via Desbroes and Cortandt street
naTil6aTg Fits6urr the West and south with Pullman
aHd Ghtaso " Limited Of FaroT Dining smoking ard sleep
wsaGGT IN 2 cerT Fys and EF Sea at
BamSTc Wasson and the south LIMITED waSainfit o
M arrive Washington Pm Regular wa - SnH T. 49, ~
and an 20 H. and M and Il hight sunday AMI
p. II. r. M p m, and II night Via B. and o. H. Il
For Aaas Giy except sunday 3l LA r fp& Ipm
Long branch Bay Head Junction and n'Scda'e S1a2G ON
nn E99Ty ana and aa%TCg ds not Of 6GS &Say
Boats Of nTonc AaneS connect T I al rce FTqsn aT for
Trans arTivcHFrom Pittsburg ego and 90 $50 and
1920 m daily. and daily except Monday trS S@
SHn@49a ana az To- S @ sunday day 5 5S $50 1885 and
lO50Pm From baltimore l29 M on SUNDAYS g WondH w.
$50 $40 1910 ii4oa m 10 3 $50 go e ;lG a a9
$50 7O5 1855 a ms 600 1885, 9.85 1920 1888 and 1000
>" TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
20 TRAINs EAcH 5 WAY n DEP On
PHIA: IN NEW.YORk
poV MENT kAD iH HE FAsF FEST TINE coNsI5r
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
Express leave NcwYork via Desbroses and corandt
5:l5 20 s. $40 o and 10 Limited Il $:2o $40 4
o. g. & aud m, and ~ night sundays % Linhted)
and 10 m g. g. 4 S and m, and ~ night 7.oo Q %
Trains leaving NewY0rk daily except sunday o. ~ ooD
and ;lOa M a. and7 pm, connecting al trenton ior
Camden ,,o,
Returning trains leave Broads station philadelphia l20
3I5 800 S45, 435 except Monday, $50 7SO SO $40
II and lilo N Limited Express 1870 ana o;5o M az
3:ld. 32O 3i6, 1885, $50 500 Limed $50 $40
and $40 m Leave Philadelphia via Camden 500 IN uuy
except sunday.
and Desbroses and Corand streets Court ST. and
Brooklyn Annex station foot Of Fultonst Brookyn BnsGh
Hotel UObOken station, Jersey CITY. Emigrant Ticket
ONCE No. \ Battery Place and Castle Garden.
The NewIOrk Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences.
CHARLES f. PUGH ]. II. WOOD, .
General Manager. General Passr Agent
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Gcatljcr5.

YALE GRADUATE. experienced tutor,
y wishes private uupils citing Tor college a specially,
chest ro.coiccs Address YALE, Box 81, Tribune Office
MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE, cstab-
y Hscd 1853 provides promptly Best Teachers ioI Pr,
waite Pupils FauHlics schools, Colleges Circulars o COO
SchnOs with reliable information nee TO parents skilled
TcgcDers always wanicd Application form for atinp.
j. W SCHERMEHHORH d Co, East liil-si, n y -
HIISS HESSE. 80 West . lst-st supplies COM
WI peen teachers, tutors. |ovecsscs singers house
keepers best advice given 10 parents on choice Oi ,C
References by Hon Hamilton fIs. and cNSec Eys
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PROSPECTS, FOR 1881.

Among the chief periodicals Of this country, LlPPIN-
COTTs MAGAZINE bs- acquired The distinctive reputation
of being emne ty readable" The special aim Of it, con
nctora IA 70 secure treatment OF the great variety of
tones embraced the scope shall ren Ter II attractive
IN The general mass intelligent readers. iavOcie in the
family circle and Of culture well as Of entertain
ment.
While fiction in the form Of serial and Of short sccs holds
prominent place in SIS pages ithas gained particular nouce
NV its sketches travel Gnd adventure studies OF life and
character articles natural history aud similar topics
written with the freshness that from persna obser
vaton and experience ALVEY STYLE and with abundant
aueclotcai illustration.
The arrangements the coming year include an unusual
number of contributions devoted to outdoor hc places aud
,rsn O. note aud other subjects Of general interest by
botl new and old contributors 10 the Magazine.
Several short serials will form feature OF the Magazine
durinr the year. including story of Artist Life in New-fok
nv Lizzie w Champney and story depicting the experiences
NJ an American family residing in England, by f. e. Baylor
Further arrangements progress and will be here
after announced.
FOR SALE BY ALL NEWSDEALEKS.
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TITLE GIRL AMONG THE OLD MASTERS, WIN
a II Introdnction and Comment by W. d. ho"ELLs'
81. tBoston: James r. OsgoOd co..
This ,s curious production. A little daughter OF
Az Howells. possessing natural artistic tendency
WIS insured bv the European galleries to make a
number of Quaint and clever but of course childish
limitations and travesties of the old masters Inc
father of this ten-year-old genius has had these
tender essays at art reproduced IN a perlha-
nent form. and has himself undertaken the office Of
Snowman. Criticism of such volume is naturally
ont of the question. DR.. Johnson's remark upon
the dancing dog is inevitably recalled TO mind. 1t
is not" said the doctor " that the animal dances
well. The matter for surprise Is that he should
dance at ALL" The text of MIR. Howells IS pleasant
enough reading, and the plates are not seldom
amusing
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ALEs AT THE MIyIyG EXCHANGE.

CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
san FRANCIsCO. Friday, Nov. II, lss3.
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PHILADELPHIA 4 READING RAILROAD.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
The standard of time for moving passenger trains viii
change ut II o'clock noon,
NOVEMBER IS 1883.

will De 80 seconds faster than the present
time minutes and 80 seconds slower
than the present Now-IOIk CITY time ~,
the time au date above named an STATION CLOCKS VIII %
changed to the new standard ,,.,.-.,.
J. T.. WOOITEN. Z. - HANCpCh,
General Manager general PaSScuger agent
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Dancing Ard0cm!cs,

!JNHIINg -lIHvIFI'T9'
ALLEN DODWORTH No. Gs1 Fifth-ayc.
CLASSES AND PRIVATE LESSONS II DANCING
Commence saturday, october 20.
Particulars in circular, ior which send stamp.
4 LEX. MACGREGOES, 112 FlFTIl-ANE.-
- Private classes every day: gentle
Monday ana Tuesday evenings particulars sce
circular
yER. ROBERT :. MANUEL will resume his
vi classes dancing Saturd ~ H. his 80
West 33dst, b,tSc,u ErOadN a. and JtiIayc.
NER.P. HARVARD REILLY, 57s 5th-ayc,
VI has Europe For terms, &C. apply at
tho school.
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Musical.

A YOUNG LADY would like TO obtain few
~ music scholars terms moderate Call or address o. Ii
ABBEY. lO1 East 24thst.
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CAYUGA LAKE MILITARY ACADEMY,
MAJ ". A. FLINT, Principal.
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FAMILY GOING SOUTH would rent low
A to respnsb strictly private tsGy PsT Plsss ss S.
d M r. station II desired would retain or iSn S
and l ao house Scsa{ q 5sd
PT89TTiRSees ST is broadway Bored Building Room 3d.
J1IRST- CLASS STABLE, four stalls, water water
Inquire fSq IL %s.i $fi. I','.,
Splendid 5-stOry double flats for stable
SFe q 'epeFf9f $50
no LET.-Furnished; very, low rent until l1tl
S,d1 me threestory stone house 1877 East 67th
at near IexiDgtOnaye Apply on premises
mo LET-Funishcd house with light busl1 81,
coo RS, capital niy ns sSPd app DEEcToRY
INo IFT-Tbe highly desirable four-stOry,
6iabstoop brownstone dwelling Nc % bast SS9s' 4S
tween On hand. and Ma4 o 5t 5ESs and iS5
mo IET-A fine house, grounds and stable IN
the city Of New York with or without carpets oS ~ ga
rI,O LEASE. for term of years, large anu ~
3davo also srd tM0 RgG i years al lease
"ve'' on SrOun0 '0" Apply to E. II LUDLOW eq Roe,
rVIO TFT-Stores and buildings on BeekmaD,
/ Pear and water SITS. rutland WHIIlN''
Beekmanst II
vg,O LET-Fully and elegantly. furnished
Tang rI i IN On Pf nd prc@ GT1s[ OOO anu
rMACDOUGAL-ST.-La 2-story attic
~ dwcIIing m complete repair, with paOf mirrors nv
cbandcrrs for the winter, longer term Apply
between and p. M. to 20 Gedarst
mo IET.-,Just completed and ready for i'm
mediate eSsR b Tf ann Steam u ecaor
% 60 m IN horse p0wcr; building built by days WORK an
~ yery Substantial and the best manufacturing uSV
premises. ,oor prtrcc
NOS lol anu i i =. b. ALTIAUSE co.
RIO RENT for business very moderate.-tlrst
door over The store .2i Jthaye Inquire In The STORE
mo RENT.-Private family only; large, tour
story brownsjone house and library gxt'n5lon So',
- Wet 1li.st in perfect Oidcr new puhOhg tulols
ont Intending gasengue in cellar Tor supply ng MsrI Un
, tloor new furnaces electric bells, Sc tor paftcu"'
eyeg.o1rr ~ Ho G0iiRN E agent 70 West 23d.st.
40 EAST 59TH-ST, MADlSON-AS d
4,f uaodsopely and conn lctcy furnished, crockesy
glass sc, unfurnlshed Mou'l~'e ''N' ~ F
tenant
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For Boys and Young Men Country;
DOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
I'D college. Conditioned rejected candidates coacnel
win SfOckbIfdgc. Mass. i. HOFFMAN,
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RElL ESTATE.
Nv T. H. Lpfojr& ~

NEw.YouE. saturday. Nov. II. l8-A
The ooving sales were held at Exchange saI"sroon
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DORDENTOWN, y. J.-Military Institute.
I'D Prepares College business Finely located health
full and thorough. For circulars &eY address ,,,.,
WIN. &. BOWEN, \. NJ, PTinCpll.
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COTTAGE HILL SCHOOL, POUGHkEEP,
" SIZE N " prepares Boys for College ScientlnG ana
Government School and for Business. JOHN MILL