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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-03

IL the New York Herald OF Sunday
m:ele than $1,000, OO0 il advertised a. IN
the hands of agents or attorneys for
loan on mortgages, security, or CONNER
cial paper at and /. per cent. In the
South the money could be readily
loaned on the bes. security at and 5
per cent. Much of il is finding its way
into Southern investments. More will
follow as confidence in the stability and
steadineSs of values in the South is
more thoroughly established.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-03
MR.. BLAINE'S PLAN.

Dir. BIAINE'S proposition to take the
money collected by the general govern
ment from the producers of tobacco ana
spirituous and malt liquors, who main
~ live in the Middle and Western
States, and turn it over to the States in
proportion to their population, ire
spective of their contribution to the
fund, does not meet with a very hilari-
Gus reception among thoughtful
PEOPLE.
Aside from the unconStitutionality OF
the scheme, possibly Mr.. BLAINE
ought to he rardoned for advocating
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-03
Why n Change:

The attention of our people is called to
one fact. Whatever may be the trouble in
West Virginia, if there be any, can you eI-
pect the Republicans to do better? A party
that has stolen the Presidency, suffered
millions to be stolen from the treasury
and used them for campaign purposes, and
that not only fails to punish its thieves
but refuses to make even a decent apology
to the country for such behavior, what can
you expect from it?
Nothing but bigger stealing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-03

WHEN Mr.. BLAINE wrote his letter
offering bride To- the states 10 make
him President, lac did not expect to
have an imitator in the distinguished
Boss of the Republican PARTY in West
Virginia. But so it il. ArKINsON's
editorial bid for the GovernOrship fol-
lowed i'm less than week. How great
minds DO run in the same channel.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-03
DIED..

INVERSION Sunday morning. December
9 1883 at 4: 80 O'Clock, OLLIE A., infant son OF
Theodore and Clara F. Myers, aged months.
Funeral from the residence OF Daniel Glenn
mems, IL Fulton. on Tuesday morning at III
o'clock. Friends OF The family are invited.
Interment at Peninsula cemetery.
GARY.-On Sunday, December ,, 1888 AT
4:Sp D. M, CHARLES WILLIAM, infant son OF
Writer and Amelia Gary, aged months.
Funeral from the residence Of his grand
parents. c. W. and A. Hankey, No. S96 Nc
Coloch street, Wednesday afternoon tap. N.
To US for eight anxious months,
His infant smile was given,
Nnd then he babe farewell to earth;
And went 10 mother in Heaven.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-03

THERE are two reasons why Re-
publican grows pale and per>pires when
the "old ticket" i mentioned. one is
that he is afraid Of your Uncle SAMMY
ON general principles, and the other IS
that the thought of Mrs. HAYES hus-
hand makes him sick at the stomach.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-03

Boss ATKINSON sends forth a long
drawn.out bid, through las organ, for
the Radios nomination for Governor
Of this State. lie not only puts his
own ability aud his labors Tor the party,
but he exhibits wounds received from
the "blackguarr Democrats who have
criticised the honesty ot some of his of
licial transactions. He remembers that
''he who bIoweih NOT his own horn,
the same shall not be bowed"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-03

Boss ATKINSON says, truthtully, that
the Democratic party OF West Virginia
has no leader, no Boss, but he boldly
acknowledges in hhored editorial in
his own paper that he Is the leader Of
the Radical party in this State. Few
outside the Radical pay,y will dispute
his claim.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-03
aONDAx. DECEMBER 2. 1883.

THE REGISTER has, by sew
eraI thousand copies, a larger
circulation than any newspaper
published in the two Nirgtntas
or Eastern Ohio. Its advanta-
ces rs an advertising medium
arc therefore apparent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-03

CONGRESS will meet to-day. The
Senate is already organized. The
House will elec. officers and both
branches of Congress will listen to the
reading OF the Presidents message and
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-03

Boss ATKINSON says in his Evening
Journal that he has completed a perfect
organization of the Republican party in
this State, aud thinks he is entitled to
the grateful thanks Of the faithful for
this service. He will probably find.
however, that Republicans, like Repub'
lies, afe uugrateful.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-03

THE young men have the helm oil
the Democratic ship in Ohio; and the
young men wanted LEEDoN instead Of
JOHN THOMPSON for Sergeant-at-Arms
OF the House. They will get him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-03

RANDALL. will make magnificent
leader of the Democratic side Of the
House. He is ripe parlimentarian, IS
cool, alert, decisive, and his Judgment
is seldom at fault.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-03

LET the western Speakership be f"t'
lowed up by making a western man
President.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-03

TIE REGISTER will print the Presl-
dents message To morrow. we must
occasionally indulge in light reading.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-03

NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS
The date printed on the 'ToPPeT Of
s7eh prper denotes the time Whea ne SUI
icriptson empires.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-06
moderate rade lie reported and all prices remain

HIDEs-A moderate trade lie reported ana AL phoo'
HopsConnue quiet and without new features
are not IN pesa Of oaes do lot. for
the undertone stll steady SaC 20
Iron Mesl Exchangs circular to cay
saws dull and unchanged Tin s'ead'er copper
p@t ans sss sss Sue' to-day Ne"
NAVAL sTREs-spirits Turpenne was quiet and oareg
s o quoted tS 3 oSns 70 FU 70, wsgs
quiet Sq stt Ss,sH Tar aG@ PSS
-Lnseed remained hrm at 5eooe dor sronp at
sn o. Ss O. cas caae So4.Ss5D
S2Sc Tor 6oee low grades quoted down 4Oc
Msnf1ssn H steady market for both
Berth aud Business however was N
fdSl M s sS'% SACKS STfn fSs9
rTGysS Son 2i t 30 tSns
25s DIS 600 bush Grain Gid; oS ~. Pea Cd
lI9g! GSs ga e. ~ oOI d stIs
s ia't cnd %SsF 2.' FL os
b SaSSn Grim O steam 600 bush ain g.
s TERADhM. steam. Grain quoted RoTT g3H
PAN steam sns,eG Grain quoted
Saogo Refined Petroleum cHISS SR JAP
ss, 60 p aSS ssSHss Is
FGTTsEn as Italian FSadPna 4
sSss, Do 5s .e do s6d CORK oEDE
British steamers from Bamor atSh loUCo a9a s
qs Ga5ALvEsTo3 800 tons from PsilsdsP d
Coal So BA RBADoLs, another thence S0'OoO Dds
SS9tngss ss.S s Ssnay
fry active and Mes. 'gS po III a S So Zoo sSs
$40 a SP so N Western snof Prime Msss
sisss qSSra rhine SO SS 49, Clear BaeA s2SS
Family s 3 5SssS o. M HsT s sSS' Tso
has cGn PIS,n M sSs qnaP 56as SIS s s
%s.s or ss ss, S% Peo rsia sss
ssSsso7 81 A cur 9e' TcH IP Is
Ssvs very St ady support and trade moderately aciiSs
n ss - n. s5c Picked Beles, Y n o'c 10 TO- nS
iS P sSSsc Shoulder. smoked
h Rons Clear ne: quoted here
al wes cnS quoted go SSs5c short ceaC loo
fU1 PsSE 1Ca aoG ssu higher Ssr Tecs e and
demand cy msa 10 s aG:is both Tem
aners aud eIporte rule M in some
s9 SaS%S esseq aa e back points
steady at the but otherwise Very quiet Prime
Steam SPOT reners zoo tes LOT export
ics March 40dit7c, closing n45@ oue 123p dSs;
ApI Isc closing ii IS 75c 1000 II 9
closing il73c 2otcs July lsG ci .se 10
Oc city ta,es 100 s es s Ss pa m SeresS
UTTER-Demand continues light aud prices Ine IN
favor OF buy Elin eamery western Cres
State 29 state Gary F bay
Western FsSO ss 2s %" sR Gaed% S and s
hS 80 deat; in sustaining a late
e9c Western Flat Sc Cfeameg r s saS csc
ZOOS he'd somewhat stronger on cooler weather ana
demand Jersey. sc:
Southern ~ age all fresh LINED. lb9lfc,
RI, 'k-QueL steady. unchanged.
SEEDS Quiet. unchanged - 80, ,-a.,.
and 7sd7r for 80" test Centrifugal there was e as
position to do un could be asSei tanned precisely
INV The ch nges in the will affect this branch OF COM
merce saea 78t hhds. Centrifugal. 98" test az c 80
hhds CSC. 5ul hhlA Museovado iIiec,
bl5O bags RIO Grande 6isc Refined sold moderately at
ystber easier prfces Mould "a" Sac Confecuoneis
DO sc standard a." sSas%c; on "a" Sc She
White Extra C." Sc; Extra -" 79cj - 'S o heI
7sa7i.c; Crushed Gle; Cubes. 0c Cut Loaf 9h c9sc'
Powdered gGD SO GTannlatsd, -.
F-Qniet ana INN Prime city quoted az II sc;
Western ii e.; sales, 10000 Olconargarne stearine
%. aloe .,,. $50, no, n
saes, 30 900 70, as itac.
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|pY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRBUNE.l


TOMBSTONE. ArIZ March 5.-The Bunker Hill
Company has bought the Randolph MILL and IS
working Ratilesnake and Mammoth ore
Work on the Head Centre mine was resumed yes
terday. D....;.o
The grading for the smeter on the San Diego mine
has been completed ,
he Sulphuret pumps were started up on FRIDAY
last and are working successful y.
The case of the lombsone Mill and Mining Com
pany against the Way Up Company was argued In
the Supreme Court on Saturday and was taken
under advisement. =,
The case OF Bidwell against Grid for one-half OF
the Tombstone Company mines was decided on
Saturday in favor of Grid in the District Court at
Bullion valued at S157,s39 IL was received IN
this cityduring the past two days from the mines
Bodie Consolidated superintendent telegraphed
yesterday shipped 1881. Pulp assays average
500 20 per tom
Father de- Smet superntendents report lot the
week ending February % shows: Ore extracted
from first level, 900 tons; second level 200 third
level 375 tons. ore mlled, 1879 tons IhlrieVel,
header is 142 feet North end tunnel IN $50 feet
Italian Wine down 60 feet and stopped.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-06

At Jersey city, f. sadler q Co. sold commission 20
2c dress "a No. less TO- and 90 Illinois DO LIZA ~ at
Newton q q lett sold commission ~ Illinois steers,
~ p at 70 70 ar 7e az s 'O Poi h asa DO = az S
ic, A. do $50 d. at 5c rs no. 900 N. at Les 10 10
i5 s5S r. at &C. less $ pI per head =
berg sold d G 'Gyss Is q. pS s s 80 Gs
i,Sio r.. at ii &c; il DO 2eo d. at nc is do iIss D.
D. at ii per 100 N, i've weight II do 1901 u. at 50 co.
T. lei so Tor self % Illinois steers 800 10
soe per ri head Ci H. todes 3 & sdo ig
Do a. ~ n ' az 50 i 3D. 'i ID do ss b. at 50 ~
10 % g DO FOR ;s D. at p1' S IS 100 f. at
iisc "a 40, l. 81 n, a nc. c.. oo7s - o,.,
at g 70 dress g @ y no. i2 at 81 &C. to 1rsss O0
ono CO., S aos Steer S S 800 at y TO dgcss 81
NJ s20 D. st Il nc des' 50 ~ 70 do S,a ICo 81
LogS D. at ici IS Do Tls3 nc and Is Indiana do
anS poI; So SoGr Zoo 10? q p g. !2' .;
DO 9S q at @t & B. oGo d. 'P nj q, RaS
o. At ~ des, O. D. Sdo 52S @ az iS2c to dress d %
wq1sl sold p Ma Go 70 n q,
ec TO 67 H. SO DO 80 Ill., at II &c to dress 90 ID
q @ loS rs i've weights % do l44s O at 80 O0
= %6ceioi sold on commission 10 Common Site Steers
4 ellis sold Tor SELF 40 Illinois ga or ga cw at
H. H. sold for self II Illinois Steers 1888 10, at
I5ac 81 do at - do l,252 10, at IL 10 - do
losl No. ec 10 do 4i3 ID. at 81 per 100 b. live weight
and 10 do. DJ7 n. at So 10. - -,
Vogel Regonstcm sold for NJ & r. 32 Illinois Steers
Lao TO- llac, to dTess5 nj 20do llsD D. 90 l2sc; -
ii gcc dress ~ N 80 do l2l7 b at iac 10 do 257 10
9c lido il29 N, at l0Ac 1910 LIZ d. at 1880 and
40 do 1913 H. at So 90 per loo ID. live weight: go
Lon OWS-hecepts for the week, l63 head $50
fresh arrivals Wednesday last During the week trade
Was lair prices ranging from $40 TO $40 per head T..
sold 10 head ut that range
CALVES.-Recepts yesterday and to-day were 100 head
all az Goihst The offerings today inclided number Oh
1910 20 per tho Common range for Good 10 Prime
Veals. - -
Sales Dillenbeek Dewey sod 90 yeals 1913 D. &C lobe
10 do I2S D. iOLo do III N. at 90 90 do "a ~ at &c
10 do 40 10. at &c. and Ia do, 81 n, at 6i9c.
Iallenbcck Day iAodi 10 Ves l0S 10, at lobe 50 do,
1873 n, lOc, and \ do. 10 ID, at Sc.
shEEP and lambs Receipts Yesterday aud TO day were
90 SS head43 at G0hst and 20
CITY, Moderate receipts clear cool weather and rather M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-06
MINES AND MINING.

MONDAY, March 5-P. ".
The mining stock markets to-day were duli ana
uninterestng Sierra Grande stock. which lately mas
been so conspicuous in the dealings, to-day was
neglected. but its price shows gain OF 10 GEMS
Robinson consolidated was fairly active; u d ne
clined from 0S cents to 93 cents and ciosed at -
cents and ended at 46 cents. The Comstocks vert
inclined OF be trmer.
S4LESA AT TIE MINING EXCHANGES
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Tor the week ending Monday. March :. 1888.
QUOTATIONS. oP nKKyTs TO-DAY.


the AVERAGE estimated at lOa4c.
BEEVEs- Yesterday ami "a were 40 cars
nj rItieh street l2U at Jersey ctr making 42O
head against OF lat Monday The arrivals for the week
were head less than last week and II head more than
during week Of last year The week nudtr
teW little favorable Tor the selling inter
est Predecessor but the high paidi tho West
for live Cattle left but small margin ior snip
ming owners wednesday last the market opened dnl
but hns the feeling improved and closing sales
were At slight advanCed prices Tho marsct was nrei
Friday aud an advance nearly &c per ~ was record
Medium grades 90 cattle. Tho arrivals thi,
mofning ncud Il cai export for Mr. Eastman
Acer Price a and about 81 cars or pruln
aty bought eIIoiteri at prices rang
ing from Os,c td 56a n. saugbtercrs received so
OF Fair GOOD butche Steers direct from Chicago
Prices advanced strong &c per today aud me market
Al Tho etitiOn al times
Lively and many higher prices were paid Tor eat
than present condition ~ the Dressed Be market would
Conn 20 Primo steers were al
IOa2Ec per drees % 5s H. but the general sales 10
day al IS 10 No shipments today steamers
ndyrrt include the Alaska with Dressed
Beef NJ at Joseph Eastman AMI the Lake Nlnn
peg With 2au 1--we cattle for Acer. Price & 60.
Of Live tattie and hhcep ana
Dressed Beef. Mutton ana Hogs. were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-06
WOOL SALES.

March following the wool sale, o. satnr.
detail: 421l Port PhpFleece. 10 d3s 0d;
secured Is Old Us I'D; Greasy Ga @ls Locks and
4d Lambs Is 10 Id OBS. 2dj 2SoJ oales
cape and Naai-FIeece Id Cd; secured Is 4d 0ls.
I'd: Greasy Cd Odd; 2770 bales SydneyFleece Is I'D
is lOiod Secured 02s; Sd Cls 3d; LOCKS
aud Pieces Old als 9d liz bales Adelaide 5scoure,
lOd oils Gid; GREASY. 7cd.Dls; 80 bales New-Ieahno-
Secured IL. %. ais 9l2d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-06

SAVANNAH March b.-Cotton quiet; Kidding. S,~oa -
Mddiag 81 rae: aooo Sac net recsipts. 2078
baIea. gross exports coestwse 1888 bales;
to Great Britain 274l baIes 10 the Continent I5S3 bales
safes LOO baies last evening" - oa'eS seoch TSe0
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ynsirrtitoiI.
For Bows and Young Men

For Boys and Young Men-city.
SCHOOL, FOR BOYS.-Priyate tuition,
n afternoons Thomas Reeves Ash l45 w 4oth.st
OURCULARS OF good schools with careful
u advice free to parent e. MIRIAM COHRlERb a
CO.. 100 East 2Sth-st
University Grammar School, 1,4Sl Broadway,
near 42d.st. (46th yearD Primary, Commercial anu
Classical Departments NJ. Hobby W.. Akin. PRINCIPALS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-06
THE PETROLhUM MARKET.
Nrw YoRK. Mnrcl.

NEW YORK MARCH, ..
There was a moderately active petroleum
speculaton today but the OF prices waA limited
No more news was received from the oil regions than
has been received for week past The operations OF
daily traders contributed the bulk Of the days business
The bull" reoiced that the market failed 10 record
continuation OF the decline which marked the business
OF the closing days last week Beyond there was
M DEVELOPMENT In the situation encouraging to holders
After an one ing at 962 d97c the prize OF cetthcaEs
sank to g57sc A rally TO 06asc followed but then again
tae fluctuations worried downward 10 o5'sc There was
later rally TO 96aic but The market ended weak AT VOc
against gGiac on saturday night.
The transactions tciegrlp from on city amounted
IN / GOO 600 In New-York the dealings were ~ FOL
lOve3 pa-rst.
New.Yor Petroleum Exchange itaevU
National Petroleum EIchsngc
New YORK Mining stock III change .-....'''' e'SoVo
Total. zo'SO"o
The range OF prices was: . n ,,,-.,
o.o.,nu gGlo pg7s 9Hio
Highest. ...--..+.----- -
IOwest...... .......... e5as ssl9 g52
The market for refined oil was withon. new feature
NJ 7Aa77ac per gallon in NewNork. and lee lower IN
Philadelphia and Baltimore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-06

Some of the best passages of Mr.. Lowell's works
in prose aud verse are reproduced in the Lowell
Birthday Book Houghton, Mifn q Co.. lie is
one Of the authors who can bear ACKNOWLEDGMENT
his vigorous and noble lines Iose nothing of their
,Igor and beauty in separation from their context
His prose. perhaps, is somew hat less amenablc to
this treaI ment than is his poetry. THIS neat and
prcttiy illustrated little volume is one of the most
successful OF the innumerable birthday books.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-06
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL March 5Bacon; Cumberland Cut 100 short
Prime estern 57d cheese American Choice 658d Corn.
Esd for Mixed old. Turpenrine Spirits 3Nh Provnons-
lard bBNOd per DISQUALIFICATION Wl3d.
tor Old Mixed Western Wheat 9do9l0d per Genital for Cal
ifoina Sd GYO3d for Red western spring Vfu~Hlio
for Red Winter ,,c a.. ~. -.
From Atlantic ports $4,000 quarters from PACING ports
quar- ers from other sources $4,000 quarters Corn.
20. $50 quarters -.. ,o,s r.,x..s.
LONDON March 6-spiris Turpentina sgSd Ca a
,nseed 45Od per quarter IiDsee0 Oh. R22 l50323 90
ner tnn TaIow Isl DER Refined Petroleum. 6isdS
basd. gal. -, .,u.o, =, IN ,~.c.s Eo
ceptmes 80 kilos n. g.,
TTwFRp Harcn 5Petroleum 10 francs 20 centimes TOT
r. De- mcr1can paid and % sellers
Wilcof's Lard 1873 francs % confines per 100 Enos ~.
RRguPy March b-Wilcoxs Lard closed NJ 81 marks oo
ntennIos ner 10 lbs Petroleum, MARKS 20 pfennlgs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-06
BRAZILIAN COFFEE MARKETS.

RIO DE JAyERo March scoeen0ood & S
ments of the weekly Channel ami Worth OF Europe
300 bags. the United states 33OOo bags; 70 inc inc
sales OF the weex-f0r TAG
channel ami Sorh of Europe 1000 ba g. 70 the United
don. ri a. 60 ,ooa. Yoo
SiSros March 3.-Cofee-Superor Santos. 4.)O0Df.3OV
refs ten kos Average receipts for the week. SO
bags shipments OF tho week-To all countries 2zWU
bags; sales OF the week. oouoV o~s
ali for Europe, Stock. 10000 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-06

sHoratio Plodgers; Story Of To-Day" IL. b.
Smith g. Co.. is an ingenious blending of politics
and the tenderer emotions. the heroine has all
the projections that heroine should always pos
sess; the hero is a practical politician with reason
ably lofty views and the father of the young lady
is Just unrslenting enough to make the romance ex
citing. The author, Mr.. s. II. Church, has evidently
earnest views on politics and religion. His descrIp
tons of political methods not calculated to please
and Improve the average" worker" The story turns
partly Oh Congressional nomination. partly on the
romantic episoue of lost heir. and ends in ortho
dox fashion with happiness for every body the care
fully Ingenious politician not excepted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-06
New Publications.

90 nOO COPIES OF "EEVANGELlSIE !"
e1.UJU were sold in Paris the first week OF puphes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-06

The market for refined oil withon. new feature
NJ 7a77ac. per gallon in NewYork. and lee lower IN
Philadelphia and Baltimore.
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WINTER RESORTS.

GRAND EXCURSIONS.
ATLAS LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS.
For TURKS ISLAND. JAMAICA, HAYrI, PORTO RiCo'
ISrHMUS OF PANAMA aud COLOMBIA.
sailing every weekrourists invited w avail ihense.es
tnps which they make route wncn tnv
steamers take at the extreme low pce OF - pos
day which includes living board the steamer the wnoc
time and they transfer other steamer Oh inc nns
they meet the voyage
For passage apply TO
10 State st.. New.SoiA
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Qeaehers.


A BILE and accomplished professors. tutors,
governesses lecturers, companions
supplied by MISS VI. j. YOUNG. American aud Foreign
Teachers Agency. % Union square.
REST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Foreign,
~ promptly provided for families schools coegcs Clrcu
lars Of good schools with sound advice parents
sOnaly mailed for postage Skilled application
forms and list OF calls. j. w. sCHERMERHORE, A. NJ,
Secretary, East l4th-st., " Y.
MISS HESSE, 80 West 21st-st supplies
WI competent teaoheTs tutors goyernesses readers
Of schools. References by favor; Hon. Hamilton
ex-Secrstary Evarts.
fTEACHER.-A gentleman, married, COL YER
Il with Greek French and English. q thorough
mathematician wants tuaiton nlsh the best Of city
references Address N. DUVAL 81 Washington square.
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GERMAN A ANP u aE !; NAL hto SpEAAERs
STEAMSHIP LINE BErWEEE NETWORK.
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN. -.
NECKAR... Eat. sa.sn. 10 eLB ,ily; MAT ~ y;
ODER: -. saturday. Nsrl7. MI SATURDAY. March q
TON. HAVRE BREMEN. oo
FIRST CABIN ......Sl 00I SECOND CABIN .......-$oo
STEERkGE. $50. -
Return reduced rates Prepaid steerago cert
Gates S2i sail from Pier between Second and
ihiiuS''' n''oAe' oELRIcHs & CO. . Bowling. Green.
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NATIONAL LINE.-From Pier 80. n. X.
N FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN y.
FOR LONDON DIRECT - -
DENMARK Mario "a ut hEECE March IA, 9:SOa m'
Cabin 10 SO outward tickets S26 prepaid steesse
ticket $40 H. W. J. dURSr Manager 80 and 73 BROADWAY
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i .UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS Eays6S,

FOR QC EENsTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
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CABIN PASSAGE 500 $50 ana 500. intermediate. $50.
Inn ~ !" ni Hysat II and 80 Broadway
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-06
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.

INEN EKAI IRANSA LANIIC COMF.dN .
VI Between New. York and Havre - -.
Conpanys nie new No ~ North River OF Nortons
Travellers by this line avoid both transit by English rAl;
discomfort OF crossing the Channei Ia small
SecI train leaving the panys dock az bavre az
for Paris arrival Of Baggage checked
GANADA Fl7nSeuI ....... WEDNESDAY March. q p. m.
FnA IA, II a m auteTye -. March H. a.
sT sTNON Wednesday. March 81. 3 p. IN.
NORMANDIE new. ............ "Wednesday MAY 20
Checks sight In amounts TO suit on tbs Banqus
Trnnsatlantlque OF Paris
FDrf freight and passage apply 10
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