davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-25
SHERIFFs SALE

sy yItur Of an execution ssged on, Of the
clerks Ohlge OF the cicGt court Of Alexander com
~ sud state Of Illinois, and 10 me directed where.
by ! SIN com manGed 10 make the amount Of a Ger.
tain jud menf recently OBJ tanned against waiter
anGcr IN favor Of Benjamin F tnr'i- ont Of the
lands, 'enrmen's, goods 3nd chgttu.s Of ne said
walter S Lander have levied on the following
described prJIerty. to-wit: All Of section even
on. 10 township -IXieen ll6) and in range 40 o.,
west u The 3rd principal meridian, containing $40
acres, The above described land IL lying and being
sltGat IN The county Of Alexander and state Of
Illinois
Therefore according 10 said comma0a, / -hai
expose for sale AZ public auction, Al. The right
title and interest Of The above named Walter
Lander in and TO the above described property
o. u o'clock m, on Tuesday the 18th day of Aug,,
los3, ~ the westerly door Of the court house, In
city u Cairo, ma.
Duted At Cairo, Ili This 9th day ofAugust, 1883.
JOHN HODGES,
Sheriff Alexander County.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-25

Of the many remedies before the public
for Nervous Debility and weakness OF
Nerve Generatiye System, there is none
equal to Aliens Brain Food which prompt
ly and permanently restores all lost yigor;
it never fails. 81 pkg, for S5.-At
drnrrisia
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-25
A Case not Beyond Help.

Or. NJ. II Hindedalc, Keuawoe, H., advises ne
of q remarkable cure " consumption Tie pnye
"A neighbours wife WINS attacked with violent
lung diseane, and pronounced hes ond help from
Quick Consumption, AS a last resort the family
was persuaded 70 try DIR WM HALLS BALsAM
FORTHE LUNGS TO the aptoniphment Of all
by the time she had uAed one half dozen bottles
che was about the house dong her own work. !
saw her NJ her worst and had no idea she could
recover.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-25

SEE woman IN another column near
Speers Vineyards, picking grapes from
which Speer's Port Grape wine IS made,
that is 50 highly esteemed by the medical
profession, for the use Of invalds, weakly
persons aud the aged. Sold by druggists
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-25
A Chicago Merchants Experience.

After had become almost skin and
bone with neither strength, appetite nor
ambition left, and the doctors couldn't
help me, two bottles Parkers Ginger Tonic
cured me completely. M. b. Westcott,
Lamp NIT, Chicago.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-25

Enterprising local agents wanted in this
town for an article that is sure to sell, live
druggists and grocers preferred. Address
Humiston Food Preservatve Co., 72 Kilby
Street, Boston.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-25
Watson,s Neuralgia kim.

This IL one Of he best remedies for Neural gia
ever invented II Ia not iniment, but d medI.
cine 10 be- taken internally aud cures by going
right 70 the root Of the daonse lady Who Mud
tried many other things without relief tried Neu.
ralgia King, and was Immediately cured We
guarantee 1t In oil cases, when used according to
directions,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-25
HEAR THE WITNESSES!
Saved from a Horrible Death.

Upon % May last had spent at least five hun
dred dollars Tor treatment 6y many Of the best
rWciatugv and aU mg best friends advised me
that the Icy hand Of death vas fa-t approaching
caught Al IS. : s. Ike 3 downing man ~ 2
straw after Byng two bottles ! could feel a
charge for the better The .0-as began 70 dr.
charg. freely and The I'm .nmaiIaW Zoo ahg'e W0rn
bad AIKEN ak bottles every sore had 3led aud
my skin began 20 assume q natural appearance !
persisted until ] he'd taken twelve bottles large
szr. aud THERE o., SDT a SYMPTOM OF THE
DISEASE REMAINING. aud ] fe'i 40 well "a
ever Cd ! nave gained rwHntrona pounds In
flesh and my friend wonder ar mv mp owed con.
d.u0u. I have recommended 80 10 many, and IN
every instance with complete success ! believe
that S 1a- 4.ra1 mo from % horrible death.
q" il. SMILEY, gG.ucy, NJ.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-25
Cairo, Illinois.

The Passenger Depot Of he Chicago, st. Louis
and few Orleans lllnoia Centtal Wabash, st.
Mobile and ONO; Cairo ana a. Luus Rniiways
are ai Iupt across the street, while the steamboat
Landing Ia hut one square distant.
This Hotel Ia heated ny steam has steam
Laundry Hydraulic Elevator, Electric Gail Bells,
Automatic Flro.Aarms ljatha absolutely puro mir
perfect sewerage and mpletehppointmohtp
Ssperh furnishings; perfect service, and M uh
oxcplea table,
l.. II. PAIl<IGIt & CO., I.essees
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-25

FADED hair RECEIVERS its youthful. color
and soft, silky texture by the use Of Park
ers Hair Balsam.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-25

sberIG AIexandor County
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1883-10-24
MISCELLANEOUS

ANNoPLIs, Md, Oct 23,--The
charred remains Of Miss Lizzie Wat
kins and Mr.. ChaS Legg, who were
burned here yesterday were found
this morning. From the position Of
the remains Mr.. Legg had evidently
reached his aunt on the third story
and was on his way out of the house
with her when overcome by smoke or
fire.
GALVESTON, Tex, Oct. 23.-A special
dispatch from Austin, says: Vice
President Hoxie, OF the International
r. r., has written to Gov. Ireland that
business will not justify the running of
separate coaches for the accommodation
Of negroes under the recent civil rights
decision. He says: We can now make
colOred men take such seats As we de
sire. The Governor replied that the
difficulty involved the peace Of society
and that there is but one remedy and
that is to provide coaches for each color.
He sincerely regrets that the road will
not do what seems reasonable and
what other trunk lines in Texas have
done.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1883-10-24

BACON--LoNg 0.e9r rIN hlgher and SCARCE,
" ith fair demand ~.
HAM~-tiood demand ana higher. Choice
sugar cured command lie.
SrGAR-Fair demand, easier, tally fair7l
Yellow clarified, 7l2Ga5-.
Choice white clarified So.
MoLAss Es-Good demand. irregular cen
tritugal pods prime Al" Choice, DO 9th
err . .ades unchanged.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1883-10-24
RIVER NEWS.

The IL. Hanna Blanks arrived yester-
day from Old River, and will return
Wednesday. as advertised. The Blanks
reports the river rising slowly at the
mouth. The LIND Grove had been pull
led through the mud, and had left sat
urday for HarrisOnburg. There is
not water enough vet for anything to
get either in or oar Of Old River
Times DemOclW.
As the river at this point IL rising
rapidly, and AS the prospect of its con
tnuance to do 50 are bright we believe
that it will not be long ere the whistle
of through packet from New Orleans,
willie cho through this end ofthe cOun-
try.
We call the attention Of our readers
to the card of the steamer Loretta, May
to be found elsewhere. This boat will
run in the interests OF Monroe and we
hope our merchants will patronize her
literally.
EyANsVILLE,O oct. 23.-kivrr 4-2-IO
feet and falling. Clear and pleasant.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 23.--Rivpr + f 81
inch and stationary.
CINCINNATI, oct. 23.--River } feet
10 inches and rising. Cloudy pul cool.
CAIRO, Oct. 23.-River ~ feel inches
and rising. Fair and cool. Arrived,
Jno' \. Scudder, ST. Louis Departed,
City Of Cairo for st. Louis.
PITrsBUEG. Oct. 23.-River 1 foot Is
inches and rising. Cloudy aud cool.
ST. Louis, Oct. 23.--River 10 feet 10
inches and falling. Fair and cool.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 23.--Arrived
Centennial from st. Louis. Departed, j.
M. White for Nicksburg, Cherokee for
White river, City of New Orleans for
st. Louis The steamer Era No. 10 was
sold to-day 10 Capt. Leathers for seven
thousand dollars. She will run in the
YaZOo river in connection with the
Natchez. Cloudy and slightly cooler.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 23.-River 6 feet
inch and stationary. Departed Belle Of
Memphis for st. Louis, City of Vicks.
burg for Nicksburg.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1883-10-24
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

81. Louis, Mo, Oct. Z3.-Ou the
louisville aud Nashville r r., about
six miles fron East st. Louis, to-day,
passenger train struck II broken rail
and the engineer, feeling the shock,
put on the brakes. All coaches passed
over in safety except the last two which
were both crowded. They tipped and
were dragged short distance, when
the coupling broke The injured mum
Der II, Of whom 10 are badly hurt and
a Mr.. J. B. Anthony, of Providence,
II. l., seriously. There are, however,
strong hopes of his recovery. He is
the manager of the Household
Machine Co., of Providence. There
were about 60 passengers in the over
turned coaches.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1883-10-24
THE DEMOCRATIC STATE GEN.
TRIAL COMMITTEE.
Fitzepatrick and Followers Return to
the Fold and Agree to II
Reorganization.

New ORLEANS, Oct. 23.-The
Democratic State Central Committee
meet at =. in, the Fitzpatrick branch
having agreed to Il reorganization.
When they entered The hall they were
loudly cheered. Fitzpatrick seconded
the nomination of EustiS, who was
unanimously elected, their being no
other candidate. II thunderstorm That
the Democratic State Nominating
Convention will be called to meet AT
Baton Rouge Dee. 18th.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1883-10-24
EN YORK

Failures steady; sales $1,000.
Oct. IO.53a5. Nov.5la5,
Dec. 6fU4, Jan. 77Us,
Feb. 92G3, March II C60T,
New YORK, Oct. .3. II H. M Stock
market soon after opening became strong
aud advanced = 20 81; latter Oregon
Trans. which rose to 45%; Michigan
Central rose 33z To S3H; Nortern Pacific PA
to Ct. Union Pacific 10, to So; Western
Union Ia TO 7oM. Northern Pacific pre-
ferred; lends at = a. r. \ Y Central at l-32
per diem tor use. Prices Irregular, strong,
easy at ; per cent: -. II dUl firm quiet
325, 10 $40 10 1916 steady, none, 1049-59-74.
-. il3, quiet and UNCHANGED. Opened =
and = lower, afterwards recovered most of
declined. shade better; quiet, steady ] 30
firm, 5000: l50-714.
Stock irregular but in the main strong.
Money easy, , on call Exchange long 4Sl,
Do short -. State Bonds dull, Government
tir,u'
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1883-10-24

and now stands "a follows: Premier
and Minister Of War Defortea Pereira
Demello, Minister Of Interior, Bars
sova Freito,; Minister Of Justice Lppo
Naz; Minister of Marine, Perhiro
Chagas, Minister Foreign Affairs,
BarbOza Bucage; Minister Of Public
Works, Aguair; Minister Of Finance
Hiatt Roberto.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1883-10-24
4 BIG FAILURE.

CLEVELAND, O., Oct. 23.-To-day's
sensation in business circles is the fai-
lure Of John y. ttiGden, Secretary Of
the Republic Iron Co. Yesterday the
Company fiied ii claim against him for
upwards Of $4,000. The Company
hold his stock, the market value of
which is about ii quarter OF million.
1t is understood, however, that con
siderable portion Ct this Is pledged for
other debts, ana the question Of prior
ity Of claims is likely to arise. Giidden
attributes his failure 20 Shrinkage Of
values in legitimate iron business, and
says that ne has lost over $500, 900 in
the past year and hall from this
cause. He will call q meeting Of bis
creditors and ask for an extension.
His failure will not affect the Republic
Iron Co., now the firm of Glidden d
Manning, Of which he was a member
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1883-10-24
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNAri. Oct. 23.-FLoUR - Steady,
family $3.50.
WHEAT-t.asier.
No. red winter: LAP spot.
CoRN-Active demand, 5o@c,
OATS-ttuiet, SIC.
PoRk--Firn, ll.3U.
IARD-StrOng, 1.5C
BULK MEAT>-Firm, shoulders 81, clear
ribs ~.
BACoN--Stronger and firm, lSC.
SUGAR-Steady, hards o..
HAY--Steady and firm, common and
light 3.S5di.S5.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Oct. 23.-FLoUR- unchanged.
WHEAT-Regular; stronger, irregular
9lI Oct,
CoRN.-Demand fair, stronger 46E Dash
an Il October.
OATs.-Steady, 273z cash and October.
PoRK.-Firmer, improved demand, 10.25-
70, cash 500 Oct,
LARD-Fair demand, tirmer, 1898 cash
and Oct.
Enthusiastically and unchanged.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, Oct 23.-FLoUR dull and easy.
WHEAT--Active; No. 2 red Fall 924,
cash x Oct.
CoRS-Higher. slower, 453z cash and Oct
OATs-Dull, 1863. cash, 6M Oct.
PoRK-Sll.10 asked.
BULK MEArs-Long clear go, short rib
So, short clears.
BAcoN-Long clear ~. Short rib *,
short clears.
LARD-Stronger, ~ bid.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1883-10-24
LAW AND ORDER.

ST. LOUIS, No., Oct. pa large
number of the most prominent citizens
of st. Louis, irrespective of party
fealty, met in secret council last night
at the St. Louis Club ROOMS. a Law
and Order League was organized on
the plan of citizens committee of 100 of
Philadelphia.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1883-10-24
Just received at ID. b. Gunby'S:
/ Tierce Choice Hams,
20 bbls. Cement.

The attention of visitors to the City
is called to the fact that the New GAL.
hambra Restaurant, conducted by that
clever gentlemen and we'll known cat
erer, Enssminger, has been opened at
No. 10 DeSiard street, where every
thing in season and the best the mark
ct affords can be procured.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1883-10-24
FOREIGN.

BERLIN, Oct. 23.-After trial. which
caused much excitement, two Jews have
been convicted at Coslin, Pomerania,
of setting fire to IA synagogue in order
to obtain the insurance thereon. They
were each sentenced TO four years i'm
prisinment A number Of Others who
were implicated were convicted and
sentenced to shorter terms of impriSOn-
ment. The crime was originally
attributed to Christians.
LIMA, PERU, Oct. 23.-The CHILEAN
troops evacuated Lima at O'Clock this
morning.
LIMA, Oct, 23.-At s a. M, to-day,
Gen'l. Lynch left for Barraco, near
Charrelas, where he has established his
general headquarters;at 10 a. M, Genl.
Neglsias enters Lima as President and
regeneration.
ALEXANDRIA, EGYPT, Oct. 23.-
The cholera in the Arab village near
here is increasing. Four more deaths
have occurred.
LISBON, Oct. 23.-The Portuguese
MINISTRY has been again remodelled
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1883-10-24
News By Telegraph.
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 23.--Indications
for West Gulf States, partly cloudy
weather and local rains; winds, mostly
northeasterty with stationary or falling
barometer and stationary temperature.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1883-10-24
Latest Markets by Telegraph.
NV ERPO COL.

COTTON.
LlvERPooT, October %. Noon Colt ON
steady.
planuS...+..,...' 1910
Orleans y Lilo
Sales INSTRUMENTATION. lO,UOD
Speculation and export LOCO
Receipts $3.50
American NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 800
October D 60-6ia5 6l-G4,
Nov. and Dec , 56-64,
Dec. and Jan. . 56-6i, az
Jan. aud Feb. . 54-6i
Feb. 5 5G-Gs.
March and April 5 1864
Futures very quiet.
Up. M.-Sales, American, 1000.
Nov. and Dec. ) 5l-6i
Feb. and March > 6l-t4,
May aud June, . 6l-64,
} p. H.
Octo Der = 62-hi
Oct and Nov > cool,
Jan. and Feby. > 59-6i.
Feb. and March 62-Gi,
March and April 6l.64,
April and May 5 6l-64.
May and June. Gj-6i.
4 p. H.
Oct and Nov i l6-6i.
Nov and Dec 5S-6i,
Jan and Feb 60-6i,
April and May > G6-64.
p. M
October Is IS Sta
Oct and Nov 62-G;,
Now and Dec. 3 59-6f.
March, 62.Gi,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-09
BOOKS or THE WEEK.

THE CENTURY ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY MAGAZINE, No
Vember, 1857, to April, 1888.
CLARKE's COMMENTARY Gospels and Acts. VOL l. Large
syo. PIP. $40. phillips Hunt)
THE PsALTER. svo, PIP. III "a. S. Barnes * COZ
SPANISH VrsTAs BY George z. Lathrop. Large svo,
PIP. 210. (Harpcr 81 Brotbers)
CoBBETT AND HIS GRAMMAR BY Robert Waters. 12mo'
PIP. 272. James W. Pratt)
AN IDYL OF THE WAR AND THE GERMAN ExTLEs by
EllwOod L, Kemp, A. b. Square l2mo' PIP. To-"
philadelphia John L. Potter Il Coz
LINDsAYs LUCK. BY Mrs 4. H. Burnett. Square 12mo.
PIP. 1872 paper philadelphia; l. D. Peterson "
NEGOTIATIONS on LIFE, DEATH AND ETERNITY. Trans
lated from the German of Zsenokke by Frederea
Rowan. Svo, PIP. 67S. Boston HouShton, Mlihh
Coz
MANUAL OF TAxIDER,iY By c. ]. Maynard. Illustrated
16mo, PIP 777 boston 5. L. Casino IL Coz
LITTLE BRowN-ToP. BY E. A. Rand. 16mo, PIP. 347
(Boston d. Lotbrop & Coz
THE AMERICAN DECISIONS. Vol. Xiv. (san Francisco
A. L. Bancroft 81 Coz
Across CuRYsE. BY Archibald X. Coquhoun. vols
svo, PIP. 420-i0S, (scribner, Wellord ~ Coz
NoTEs OF TALKS on TEACHING. BY Francis w. Parker
16mo PIP. 1s2. (E. l.. Kellogg & Coz
Ny BODY. BY William @. Blakie ID. De- IL. D. 1smo,
PIP 100. Casseil, Peter Galpin x Coz
NY ASPIRATIONS. By the Rev. George Matheson, L. D.
1smo PIP. TO- tCassell, Peter, Galpin Coz
BRAIS-REsT BY ]. Leonard Corning, NJ. ID. 16mo, pp
103. (G T. Putnan's sons)
THE IMAGINATION AND OTHER ESSAYS by George Mac
donald, LII. u. 12mo. pp. 3l2 Boston: d. Lothrop
AROUND THE RAScH BY Belle Kellogg Towne 12mo,
PIP. All. (Boston ID. Lothrop * Coz
An UNEXPECTED RESULT AND OTHER STORIES, BY Ed
ward p. Roe. 1GmO. PIP 134. DOdd, Mead Coz
Poems OF PASSION BY Ella Wheeler. Square 12mo
PIP 100. tChicago Bedford, Clarke Il Col
WHOM KATHE MARRIED. BY Amanda VI. Douglas.
svo, PIP 351. Boston Lee Il shepardJ
For FAMILY WORSHIP. Edited by Lyman Abbott, ID. D.
l2no PIP. 40. DOdd. Mead & co..
GUIDES AND GUARDS IN CHARACTER BUILDING. BY G.
H. Payne. ID. ID. 12mo, pp. 500 phillips d Hunt)
a FAIR PLEBEIAS. BY Nav L. stone. 12mo, PIP. 25S
Chicago: Henry a. sumner Coz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-09

the other colonies Of Spain. would probably have
fallen into her hands by easy and prompt negous-
tion az they did few years after, mo tine nands
uf the United States. England would ttus nave
planted her colonies on tho three land SIDES OF tne
Union, and on the ocean side her -formidabie navy
confronted the young republic.
No colonial acquisition ever made by England on
any continent would have proved so profitable 70
her commerce. and so Strengthening TO her military
position. as that of Louisiana. This fact was
cle arly seen by BoDaparte when he hastily made tne
treaty ceding it to the United States. That England
did not attempt ct to seize it. in disregard OF
Bonapartes cession, has been source OF surprise 70
many historians The obvious reason was that sne
dreaded the complication OF war in America w1en
she was about to assume heavy burden In 'no
impending European contest , - -:
The inhabitants of the Union in 1908 were SIX
millions in number, of great energy ana COM uehce
large PORTION accustomed TO the sea- anu AUTO W
send swarms of privateers to prey on british conf
merce. Citizens of an independent govern,m1ient
would be even more formidable tran were reoeliSus
colonsts in the earlier struggle WIN .go notnei
country. and acting in conjunction WIN r,ancp'
could have effectively maintained the contest.
Considerations of this nature doubtless lnducea .e
Addlngton ministry to acquiesce quietly IN treay
whose origin and whose assured resulis were III
every way distasteful, and even offensive ID the
British Government.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-09
LITERARY NOTES.

Hawthornes Life Of Franklin Pierce VIII 10 IN
,,,ed in ne final volume of the new Riverside edi
ton of his works 1t has been out Oh prlne ior
long time.
Mrs. Madeline yinton Dahlgren is mentioned as
tbs anthor OF a forthcoming novel OF Washington
life
aPares from an Old Volume of Life is the title
of the volume of essays by Dr. Holmes which Is
coming from the press of HSughton. Miifip q Co.
These essays have been gathered from the pages OF
various periodicals. and include those on Jonathan
Edwards and The Pulpit and the Pew "-papeis
which provoked not little upIcar when they were
first published.
The next volume of the Round Robin Series is to
be called His Second Campaign"
The Rev. Edward Everett ITao is thinking of
writing a History of the Pacific Ocean and its
shores 1t is reported that Ire has been collecting
material for the work for forty years past hlr
Hae will write the chapter on the discovery OF
California for forthcoming history of the United
States.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-09
Mem publifailons.
CHARL Es SCRIBNER'S sons
NEW BOOKS:
UNDERGROUND RUSSIA:

UNDERGROUND RUSSIA:
Revolutionary Prones and Sketches from Life BY sepnaK
formerly editor Of Zema VOLTA Qand and LDetS WIN
n,face nv Peter Layron Translated from the Italian
VOL, limo. 81 %.
ARMY LIFE IN RUSSIA.
,,v 1eutepant f. " Greene u 5. vol, IL no. 81 90.
LAND AND LABOR IN THE UNITED STATES
nv william Godwin Moody vol, l2mo, 81 90.
TIGER LILY, AND OTHER STORIES.
Bv Mrs. Julia schaye.. vol, l2mo. 81.
AN AMERICAN FOUR INLAND IN BRITAIN.
By Andrew Carnegie. vol, svO with an aro'ype Illus
tratOn, 50.
OLD CREOLE DAYS.
RvGeorge W. Cable. Part 1. Madame Dephne- Cate des
Ex.s-gelles Denoiseles Plantation. Part H. Poison
Ion. pJeanah Poqueln-Tite PouleIte-'Sieur George
Madame Decieuse 16mo. paper each complete ~ cents
THE ENGLISH NOVEL,
and the Principle Of its Development BY Sidney LaneF
author OF "The Science OF English Verse;" 1.-THE Boys
Frossart" ETC. VOL crown $40, 81
POEMS
nv william Cleaver Wilkinson. / vol. l2mo, 81 so.
IN THE SHADOW OF THE PYRENEES.
From Basque-Land b. Marvin H. Vincent
D. o. vol. l2mo, with etehngs and maps ~.
LIFE OF LORD LAWRENCE
X.
Iege Assistant Harrow School With maps and
portraits. 2 vols, Svo s..
CHATS ABOUT BOOKS. POETS AND nov
ELISTS.
BY Mayo W. Hazeltine. vol, l2mo, 81 90.
THE INDEX GUIDE TO TRAVEL AND ART
STUDY IN EUROPE
New Edition. revised 1888 BY Lafayette C. Loomis
NJ with and Catalogues of the Chief Art Galleries
Mans Tables Of Routes and illustrations vol, 1eno
COO pages. $50
LETTERS AND MEMORIALS OF JANE
WELSH CARLYLE.
Authorized Edition Two vols. in Crown Svo, with
an etched portrait price 81 So Library Edition vols. svo
"A.
=. These books are by all booksellers will
sent by mail upon receipt of price by
CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS.
743 AND 745 BROADWAY. NETWORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-09
RAILROAD.
ON and after NAV L. 1873.
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES NAIL X


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave NewYork via Desbrosses and Coftlsnn
street Ferries as follows - 80. -.
Harrisburg Pittsburg West and South with Pull nan
Palace Cars attacred. and D. disly New YORK
and Chica 90 Limited OF Pario Dining smoking aad sesp-
ing cars at o a. m. every day. -. =.
WiliiamsnOrt, Lock Haven Cory ma l.sie -
o. M connecting CORY for nusyile. Petroleum cen
tire and the oil REGIONS. g. . 49,. d, .,..,.,
Express OIL Pullman Parlor Cars daily except sunday
a M arrive Washington p Regular. VIA Is and r =.
H. AZ 5l5 anu 30 m, $40 AMI = N ana Il nisn' VIZ
r. and o. r. r.. and D. m. and IL uighh ..n, y,,
sunday Via b. and p r. r., p. m and IL night VIZ
Is aud o. r.. H.. p m. and II night an, I - -, o.,
For Afantlc C.ty eycep SUNDAY sis M ana p III "a
sunday, 5 a. m. Through ear on p IN ms, , n m
For Cape May, except sunday 5l5 M ' ~ sta
Long Branch. Bay Head Junction ana ~ noon $50 AMI
tions via Railway and Amboy. ~ u ~ no ,,rv prs
IN on sunday docs not stop n sroar train,
Roara o Proc xVn Annex" connect WITH an ~,
az Jersey civ aording speedy and direct TRANSACTION
Brooklyn travel o,..,. e.oo and II oOa m 1880 ana
ITO M daily and daily except Molly a so aSs
ios5 ana 1850 .. sunday $50 S;'o M ~ % AK
i0S1 ~ n, From Baltimore, l2o m; on 3 80
nv From Phiadeph sSo $40 $50 oS $50 ,o eTssRs
Sn "a $50 cas- 1920 1885 and 1920 m sunday
6 0' 40 $50 sos. 1895 a m, So 1885, eSo' ioA'
N -Aan m