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TIE COMPANY OF AUTHORS.
Erom NE Saturdau Rerie1e.


preliminary prospectus announces the
formation OF society OF literary men under the style and
title OF the Company OF Authors Its aims and Objects
set forth In the prospectus stripped OF all put me es
ternatOna copyright is placed in the 'front.' and the com
paiy pledge themselves TO take aconbut of what Kind
We learn nothing The only line o. action which seems
likely to be effective, after many aboruve attempts
is 10 awaken the whole American people as body 10 q
OF the national iniqnty In continuing to
hermit th. piracy and robbery Of English writers J
but in Order effect this object there will be needed
sometime effective than the occasional cry OF In
dignatioh and wrath which from time TO tme escapes
information, and shall be glad 10 hear what The company
proposes to attempt The second or their eots is the
.roinOton OF a BIZ for the Registration Of Titles. The
present position OF things, especially Tor nOYesS ana
poes has grown OleIdble; the search after good
te which 9Is never tSe been sho 1sta poyeTs
n the language used up all the better known poetic
phrases have served in their turn and an incredible
number OF names have been Invented and cOlnblned III
registration were made compulsory In order TO secure
title there many thousands OF titles IL which u
would be mere OF time and trouble 70 maintain any
The grievance s really greater than 1t seems because
rightly wrongly, the tribe OF noYests attach 50 much
Importance 70 the uue.
The next point Is the position Of the company towards
publishers. This pleased TO observe, Is by no
means one OF hostility but quite the reverse, The
prospectus insists that the interests OF authors and pub
lshers Identical and points out that the author s in
cases 20 blame In any disputes which may arise
between himself aud his publisher and this from sheer
publishing. It Is devouuy to be hoped that the
efforts Of the company 10 "malntain friendly rea-
tons" between author ana publisher may
be appreciated BON sides. Lastly the association
will and assist the heI peTenotd writer In many
useful ways Tie company is not apparently intended
for tracing purposes at all and does not propose TO es
fact points 10 an experiment which is entirely in
tue history OF efSturethe cOmbn alton OF authors for
the advancement anc protection OF ther own interests
We shalt watch its Development and progress with con-
adorable interest.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-28
rrrpoprAN PryANcrAL MARKETS.

LONDON Feb 27-l239 p mConaos 1ol 1915 for e9th 9
money and accounts Erie 26 %; Illinois Central, l5oi
Pennsylvania 6l 1 Reading 3Ois MEXICAN Ordinary OF ~
Canadian Pacific, 56; St. Paul Common, 934. . -. ~
p.m-Paris advces quote Three Per Cent Rentes AZ 20
francs 20 centimes for the account . - -.
430 m-COnsOls, l0I Ills for money and 1919 lot he
account Atlantic and Great Western First
Cerfcates 4j34i Erie 2G3 New.YOrk Central 1885 I'LL
nOis Central l3j Pennsylvania 81 'sReading SO Mexican
Ordinary, 49s1- .-,,-- an,
centlmes for the account
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aa for delivery and aSyT SysT on Nae tnS 'D9f
ns5G 5 1uss There nrss ri:
are Crnsled 77e Cut Loaf Powdered 7dci Sgges go
71e Grannlaed c Mould .Ab7eJ SSJ SG,lw Sae,.c; White
Extra c iaGase Extra &C." 67sd6ise.; &C." 6Sao'4ci
STEARfNE-Iard dull and nominal at lose. oieoma',
garine firm. but quiet; quoted de09iec' s,. -.
TALLOw-Frm and quiet Sales, bO,OOo I'd filH'o "'J -"
77.1607Ic quoted at l2o
ToBACCo-on Change today, sales. ~ hhds' ma "a nhds
Iues for June az 7Hc 25 hhds. do at l3l0c 20 nnu
August at 7l5.l6c; also 100 hhds NO. or n~fo" "
New-York tribune., 1884-02-28
NEw-YoRK AND LONG BRANCH RR: :,
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nov. Is. 1883,
through trains viii leave Grand Central Depot - IA.
8 a. mr Western NewYoTk aud Northern Express Win
ssA0 M Fast Limited Chicago Express with dining cars
stOppng at Albany Utica Syracuse Rochester bnha0 ke,
Cleveland and Toledo arriving at Chicago l0l e. M cay.
1880 Chicago Express, dra~lns-room cars 10 Sahsi
daigua Rochester and Buffalo, connects Tor Oswego A
II Western New-YOrk and Northern Express, WIN
drawing -. ..r.
$50 Albany Troy and Utica Express drawn groom cars
r. m, Accommodation TO Albany and Troy. ~, -
sGp st Louis Express, with sleeping cars tor aeaa
Falls Buffalo Cincinnati Except Saturday, Toedo Detro
and ~. Louis
Auhnrn road also % Montreal.
M Pacific Express with sleeping cars Tor kocheser
Buialo cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago. st Louis oswe-
rO also LOwvlle Except saturday.. r -,
II D. Night Express with sleeping cars 70 Al0sy an
with the morning trans West Anu
North Except saturday night. -. y.--,,-..
Tickets on sale at Grand Central Dcpot no. LOWING
Green 252 aud 3 Broadway and Westeotts Express
Offices Plkpaoe. ami 1855 and 942 BROADWAY NeW-f9rk
and 333 Washington and S64 Fulton sts Broosyn ana ~
FOuFth-st.. WILLIAMSBURG. - n.
Accommodations in drawing-rOon and Sleeping cars can De
procured at any OF the ticket offices IN a New, OIy
Baggage called for and checked from restence. ,or
sIhese trains run daily. All others day SAcP q N}sFKR
j. NJ. TOUCEY. Y b MI.r.>,4eiS,
New-York tribune., 1884-02-28
PnUITKH AND CANE.

Frcer receipts live poultry have caused slight decline In
Fowls but at the reduced prices stock Is selling freely Tur
kevs working killers az l50 fc generally Ducks and
Geese In pretty good demand az quotations.
dressed Poultry ruled In sellers favor until Thursday Of
aSt week since receipts been liberal trade
very dull pces easier Choios Fresh Turkeys not
Gu6ae above to-day though occasional sua lot OF
Tgrcv reaches Sc FrOzn Turkeys steady at lSc Fresh
Western Chickens Fowls quiet ~ II &c JERSEY Chick.
ens must be all Young very fancy exceed Sc aud
heavy stock fowls and have slow sale at l6c Pha
depa Chickens se fairly when light and fancy bat
recets are not of d-sTab.e qunty CaVOns dull SGuaDs
yery high bu weaker the Ducks generally small
10 exceed G0 fancy large WOulder readily at 2Oc
W1d Pigeons nrIn at 25o 81 80 Tor killed Wild
pnlla lI Ilglf snnplY and NIl.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-28
TuRs AND sKfSa.

The daily average receipts of MIR and Cream at the der
ent railroad distributing points Ia and near the city Tor
the week have been follows Erie, 2ls7 cans Of MIX
rs cans Of Condensed Mk and 05 OF Cream Newfork
Western O75 cans OF MIX and cans OF
Cream Jersey Central $50 OF MIX aud OF
Cream Harlan, 20S OF MIX and 1913 cans OF Con
deneed MIX Nsw.HaNen and Hartford e62 OF MIX
NoWYOrk City and Northern 0i cans OF hk and by mis-
ceancous shOt routes lsO0 O MIX and 20 OF
Cream The total daily receipts 10 28 OF Milk,
81 cans OF Condensed MIX, and iA cans OF Cream. The
supply eXcessv aud tho price paid Tor the surplusO on the
railroad platforms has averaged ony about u W can Of
forty quarts
New-York tribune., 1884-02-28
THIRTIETH-ST.-S -Snnreme Conrt.-Edwarl

FHHiRIIEIH-SI.-S COurt.-EuWaru
Hincken sole surviving executor OF the last will and
testament Of Peter Rice deceased AGAINST Isaac b flndu
Edward James The Farmers Loan and Trust company as
receivers Of property estate and effects or Robert
Bovine. deceased end Elizabeth BOVINE deceased, sarah
James and Edward Z. James
In pursuance Of Judgment and degree Of foreclosure and
sale made a1d entered herein June H. 1882 /, the under
signed referee in said judgment named VIII sell az public
auction at the hange SacsToOiD No III Broadway,
York ity 9th day OF March lo8l at II O'Clock
noon Richard " Harnet ancuoneer the following de-
scr1Ded premises . -, ~, Ill,
certain lots pieces parcels o ground and build
situate lying ana beng IN tre Iwenlelh Wari
city Of NewYo or and on tine southery side OF g "a
bounded and containing together as f00Ns eSnng at
side OF 30hs, distant easerly two
hundred and nnetyeght and inches from the east
erly aide OF 7thave running easjerly along SOth
sxty.Gve thence running sQuthery parallel with 1h'
ave ninety feet and nine inches thence westerly par
sel with 3Othst sXtyve feet ard thence nortery, and
parallel with 7thave ninetyc feet and nine inches TO
3Otl-st point OF beginning Excepting ereirOm one lot
above described promises the same being twenty-five
feet ninety feet ana nine inches deep
beginning two hundred ana feet aud seven inches
from 7thaye.-Dated New ork, February : lSSt.
j. J.SANFORD POTTER,
DANIEL r. WALDEN, Referee
Plaintiffs Attorney,
80 Libertyst, y. \. CITY.
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0cdchers.

A MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITuIE, estaD- 40
xsfe P1ps FSmes scbooS Colleges Circulars Of Good
schools with reliable information, fire 10 phIeh ohueu
rsschers always wanted Apple form or stamp =, ~
j. W. sCHERMERHORN n CO. East l4'h-S'-'H ~. =.
ABLE AND THOROUGH TEACHERS
IN oil grades. tuora Rovcrnesses
&c. circulars Of best schools free no ensGsS 10
C1gYItIFIIs a co. 81 East l7th-st., Union square.
rTEACHERS WANTED. = Ladies - English
and music for high schools English aud music ior
boo oege eradnae for high school English French an,
mnsc; FnRsh Fench German and music fIenoh i9r
atsnba French Parsan Episcopaan drawing ana paint
.nS niemenI Latin aud science for day school near city
hcadmasfes for church schools Epscopaans superior pro
fosso of mathematics sciences who eXces In discipline
pennanship bookkeeping and drawing APPLY to Mrs NJ;
j. YOUNG.FULToN American and F0legn Ieschers
Agency % Union Square.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-Gcn to
teach English and Latin in school city $500 and
English 500 home also for hoCuton ana
English for Virginia school Numerous others -
] W SCHERMERHOBN co,
American School Institnte, East l4th ST.. New.YOrE
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Orcar Cleaners.

BORDEAUX LINE. 49,. Cont, ., rr.,o.
NEW.YORK AND BORDkAUA DIRECT a.,
CHATEAU y 81
cmAIEAu MAKGAuX S,s wii.,, Ferry, BrooSlyn
travellers iof Franee spain and Italy fyreneeS F4'
Nice 90 viii awe tlmo and expense by taking thshuA
Cabin tlncudng wine. $50 steoiHx" va
u" "passAs0'pp" W ~ LIE BoULAN0ER. 40 Beayer'ss
New-York tribune., 1884-02-28
LONDON WOOL SALES.

LONDON, Feb 27,-The following are the Wool sales Of
Tuesday i'm detail PhilipFeece lid 13s 4idi New
ZealandLocks and Pieces "a 9s 7l2d Lambs SECURED
I'd swan Ryer-ScOured L. 5d Locks and Pieces odG lld
Lambs Fleece s I'D ais 4d To-day 6774 bales Of sydney
and Port Philip were sold
New-York tribune., 1884-02-28
iIOPs.

Receipts for the week 246 bales Exports for week 20i7
bales Imports. bales. The brewing trade Ia about the
same the demand from exporters much gtoT
The market, however shows change worth Mentioning
shipped Hops abroad that receivers hardly
see how prices decline while under ordinary circumsan
Improvement might naturally be looked for later In
the grades therefore, held about steady with
come developing in Calornian which arc scarce
state choice 1888 ..2bdZ7 Do, Low 1917
Do Good Prime. % d25 Do, leoTngs.- go
Do Mediums lSa2O PGcihc Coast ........z0aZf
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GoteIs.
feaal Notices.

KLEIN, JOHN A., and anOther.-Supreme
IN Court CITY and County Of New w-YOrk-THE FOUR RITZ
NATIONAL BANK OF the city Of New.YoIk, Plaintiff,
against JOHN A. KLEIN and GEORGE NJ. KLEIN, De-
fendanf8-Summone No a.
To the above named Defendants and each OF them:
hereby summoned 10 the complaint In this
action and copy Of your answer the Plaintiffs
Attorneys within twenty days after the service or this sum
mons exclusive service and IN OF fail
ure TO appear answer Judgment w be taken against you
by default for the relief demanded In the complaint
Dated New. York, January 81 1894. - . -
BRISTOW PEET & OPDYKE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys,
Post ONCE Address and Office, No 20 Nassau street,
New.YOrk City
To John A. Klein and George II. Kleni
Tie foregoing served upon you and each Of You
by publication pursuant 10 order OF the Hon george o.
Barrett Of supreme Court OF the state OF New
York dated the 2d January 1884, and filed with the
complaint in the OF the Clerk OF the City and County OF
the County Court House, 10 the City and County
OK NeW-N Ork in said state
Dated New York, January 81 1884. -
BRISTOW, PEET & oPDYKE,
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DrouosGls.
PROPOSALS FOR TOBACCO.

DKUPUSALS FUh IUbAOOU.
L NAVY DEPARTMENT, }
BuRFAU OF PROVISIONS AND CLoTHlNG, 7
WASHINGTON, D. e, Feb. 49, 1854
Scaled proposa IndOrsed Proposals ttr Tobacco viii De
roceiv ~ tis Bireau March 36 1884 40 II O'Clock
q m fcT one hundred aud y thousand 100000 pOnns OF
NAVY Tobacco 10 De delVereda the Navy Yard BIOosyn
Ny 40 fooUs nfy thousand l50,0OOl pounds IN thirty
day and the balance ninety days from the date oi the con
and forms Of Offer VIII DO furnished BY this
Bureau upon application and proposals must be made upon
he forms 80 furnished and acC6danco with the speehea
tons, A sNt1rr
Paymaster General u. ;. ".
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Wednesday, Feb. 27, Ia

y
The following sales were held at the Exchange
Saesrooms to-day.
By John 7. Boyd.
4.story brick dwelling, with lot. No 10 ChaIles.st
ms 1922 OF Greenwtchs lot 22x95; Henry oooo
l 3story brick dwelling with lot, No al West llth:
s. ns ol INV OF o'nave 'o' 164OO
similar 7ts, iys9g t SSs S maPy p Ss 1O6o
similar HSsag Above ws' o G ScS Ioas PseF 2OO
New-York tribune., 1884-02-28

COTTON MARRETs-BY TELEGRAPH.
LIvxRroOl. Feb 21l2;S0 p. injection stoady Mddlins
Uplabds do Orleans Cd sales. 10000 bales Including
26OO speculation aud expert receipts 81 oass an
AneTfcan. futnrosL plaaes Low Mlddhns clause March
sad Apn delivery 566td also 6osid do. April and MAY
New-York tribune., 1884-02-28
NAVY PAY OFFICE. ~ STAIRsT, }
NEW YogK, Feb 10, lsS45
PROPOSALS SEALED AND INDORSED

an envelope Bid for Supplies Advertised WIN be re-
ceiyed nj ths Office until IL o'clock March H. 1854 IOr o
following supplies Of the best quality TO be deyereS WIN
thirty days from date OF Oder free OF expense, az ho Nk
Yard, New. York; ,..,u..o~, ,,.r rre .,o
l3l e5S pounds Angle Iron
4,0i4 pounds Cbannnl Iron
Sl75 pounds 7 Bull Beam Iron.
3I2 pounds Iron
i7749 pounds Pllte Iron Rest Fire Box O. II, No. nange
bn ST7 bounds Plato Iron c. II, No nange
DAG lSO hounds Plate Iron Best Refined No /.
g94ld hounds Iron Rvets Button Heads
1 600 pounds Iron Rivets COuntersunk Heads
3gOO pounds steel Rivets Countorsunk Hoaos
b2t mounds wrought Iron Welded TubeS . -. =, ...,
All 20 per schedule ana speoincatons wheh ea 10
at this office. .. - - al ,,,. that mn xonpt
The right IA reserved 10 reject any or ali Dlds tna
be deemed To the GoFeLmelt and ta,,h
Two responsible suTcties required TUT inc piV"P' ~ ~
fu delivery OF the supplies awafdel. A.
, & npn"y igneI and cortiel will not be considered
~ ' F''f' THOMAS T. CASWklll
Pay Inspector u navy
New-York tribune., 1884-02-28
Right title and interest In the 1story orownstone
dwelling with lot, NO "a East 42d-st ss 52 ~ Oh
Madison.ave lot 25I98.9j JnOJ Lonth-.......--..-
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFER
.rVw yOpK cry

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS,
NRw.YoRK CITY.
s0th.st s, $50 IT OF 2d-ave, 2jxl022i r Eagan -
l42&S'ii Fp = PH Manes oi 6OOo
lS'tn,se & 70 n $, same iaSo u $50
10 tbs snd + wife e To- SieT adGen 10000
sss 70 n 7 81 wIse + Ot 1V1: $1,000
l7ost dasS6r 10 Ian James @ Flood $500
a1d Tte 4 to 10 Joseph stephens 10000
Ave,t V s. ~ wSnnebberg 1er' 5000
10th sf g lis II W Of 5th.ave 35xlQ3.Sx Irregular
occupied G G Landon, trustee, 10 G Landon and
M'eli2lsys se f. sis5sS 2'oO9q
l7th.st n 48a II Of lstsve 25I92 John w ster.
lOotRt 70 s% cor o 5dave iOoi50i cias sedg
4oSsf glfk 10 5liqff T y iShave a6I1iOo6i Nc
CURE aud wife to Carl Schmelsing Zt,OUV
Delsneeyi Ma4ys Brush and iR husband 70 Plsh sO75O
BTsh 1ecatoT or to 2775o
BbgTT! + lewis to Ellen Ba 1900
140tl;st $ lot l6G, 6OxlOOi John heoman ana an
Same property; G " Lyon and another to John Red
14et qan 9 gSS # W Of ST Annsavc 2jxi0O Pat
rick OBrien wife Catharine Galegan ..-: 1000
"'7S wife to Maria GaTdHer 1000
fe'5ts et al exScnIos S 1T D $1,000
9adg' c Walter II S2z st9SbeeBer nj rsBi isoo
and husband 10 John 4 Casey ,..--.:... SOU
lo'se' same oOo ~ .. 5000
40'2s1 asansky TO to GGafand 1850
Colambast No Il6 Jacob Larschan and wife to II
L Dean 0'OOo
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pFavs AND PEAS.


BeceIptsior the week-Beans 62j bb. Peas 5000 bush
EIgorBeans SO pkg Peas 2S$G bush Am Imports MI atsr
kinds beans especially Marrow which have further m dS
Ts are h6ns them steady al that price expecting some
port demand Medium Pea White Kidney and Turtle Soup
70 stimulate lille stronger hodng; exporters would and
egR Besns m S and tre Weak Green Peas de.
mand OF importance ana tending " pers ps o 2b5a26o
choice sS 90 DO Turtle s4gR- % 6S aSeSSg99 ~
DO White kidney sos Italian 4s Medium 5 2S9SgY3 99S2 Y8
DO small Fca... 49,. a. G5 Green Peas prime 0Oa 52
cHFEss. 200 -,
Sp1o TeGTd' caS i rs Nsf Te market Is ns quiet
There IS es mand tGth rom eIKScI5 @n qne %
not urging business ouota9ns are slightly on
S in % % TsRosd at FRy c09fS S s as % a &c d az
i &C. for best lots Creamery Skins moving sO"y Du'
Tsney; -; ~ IIi339s14'a Creamery Skins s.a
De- De- f9So FS to E'9iis Si$ bO % 10 c"Dc
oTl3 Pine. factory a..........i..'. iiAe 1salsra
peceps for week 1882 pFs, The arrivals have been
heavy aud imports of LINED again large Prices have
&c To-day there GOOD trade steady market at quo
tatons FOREIGN Lined work out very slowly at lc@loc
Penn Ts,5% % PsTSGi s southern fresh laid p o2la
FEUIIs AND BgRREs-FREsH.
Apples c5emey d9l ATTy9ls are not very heavy eat
srs not much changed but rule weak Cranbeuie' selling
Iut aulet Fancy hut moderate demand but rarely
found unless repRcked with considerable shTtnkage
Apples, Baldwin Cr9nbeIries Jer-
bbL.......... So 0Od3 50 sey, 0014 20
Do GreenIng 3OOd3 80 Oranges, Fla box. OOG4 %
DO, inleTtCr.-.--- OUd2 %
FRUITS AND gERRIEs-pRIFD.
Receipts the week, ass pkRs Exports Dried Apples,
1919 pkga Evapoated Apples quiet and steady The small
many common lots at l0ac but failed 10 draw any or
ders at c San Francisco parties nave been up SH
carloads Of Ordinary 10 Good Sundred at 6ld7c We
sec nothing Offering below &C. and hardly enough at
price retain the quotation The chOoe Ia fancy grades
held hmly but sell slowly Exporters are buying chopped
Apples at Zd3c Cores and skins selling at 2c when prime
EVaporaed Peaches frmer Sundred peeled without de-
maud and about nominal In price. UDpeeed steady Gasp
beIres scarce and firm Boo Cherries attn dull Plums
Ouet slowly at the 8dvance.
Appes-Evsp.tancy 18613 DOG peeled fancy, ,l3i2GI4
Do. com OchOice lOdl2 do. NO 10 NO l. dl5
Do y sliced Fey. Dadl0 Do Va. peeed..-.- 9ll
Do No to f26 s9 Do. unpeeed Qrs.... 64G Ole
Do Kentucky yqrDbls 6l20 Do.helves....-..-. a o4S
Dol andKy bags6a0 6li Rasuberries. a:
DO. chopped...-..--.2 Cnerres- s-....-....I4 4I9,
Do. ana skins. - q Iluns. Sate..--. 4idA2
Peaches fyp .peeied21 az Plums-Dams0n. : "a -
DO unpeeed 81? glo BLACK berries ----..- A2@i9 2i99,
Do peelsd fancy. "A a.: huckle0efrles GIV'2
Uo.NO 10 No LILO Gl3
New-York tribune., 1884-02-28
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Ouand after Feb 81. 1854.

GRFAT TRUNK LINE
Trains leave NewYork DesbrOsses and Cortand street.
naSsSafs PSagg the West sHd south with Pq%sR
ad rS' cso Gts @e Of faTo Dn saOEs % and sleep
Sa a-s at S@y fsS
Bs1ofe aRG soS W South mea wasHgtGa
hTRrG sfSS S WasastPa 9aaa PatSg % d
R At go and 80 so m % sg and s 10 pSht sunday Via H.
ana aG$ R. R. 5 anu p m and i2 night via B. nd O. r.
gof A1iHe % eisy sSssg ytta through car Ppm
fS SpS BSS ssy Head Ja6c M intermediate stations
via Railway and Amooy, m ~ noon Ply Ivy Part M n
Bests sod9ya n Snq Annex Cosc hroaS an,ss
Jersey city. anoriins speedy an" aiieS' ""''''i ~
Trains Psburg 6lS and n I2S %ap9sy % Sp p4G a%a
wasSnstcn % sS and Baltimore $50 and $50 S4S $50
sS GSs gSS s5S 1875 1888 SIS & From
days 21 2 m S Frsm AKA PsfSeBhf iS4S fso Vs M TO Si
80 $50 $40 2S ESQ S $40 s,t sSg 90 1892 4o lis5 ssV
600 1856 92O, 1905. 1920 and 1898 .. M
TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE otp ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND sHoRE LIME
20 TRAINS EACH WAY wEEK;IpaA,IYIs q DAY bNS ANp os
sUNDHfYAi fAin, sFATSoSEs II oSEwY6hki II phiLAONi'
TRACE THE HE yIr N2sg Ffss sSV'f
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
E,pres. Traip.leave NewYOrk DesorOsses and cor!
sS & aS.tss $50 'Sps and 10 Lm u o Ods1s 10 sa
e%.sa and 10 M Sss 4 y s1csps sSs saRoda ss0apa
1iio a m. !. q l. and > ms connect i''"''"'
Camden. -. s,at,on PHILADELPHIA. 1901,
giS S2o 4so ,,ea ,ssSssa' EXPRESS i:so $50 ny
sitS g. $50 7lo 745 and m on SUNDAY lo t793 ;a3
AMI < p m Leave Philadelphia VIA Camden '''0
day shsps ss Js5 $40 and 0t4 Broadway Astor
and seo Of nesbrosses and Cotlandt stree' FuItSn
ann nsiYn Rnsh's Hotel. Hobokon stanon assS oar
migrant Ticket Office No Battery fiaeo anu
/ den. L.. ,or.oary will call for and cheSs
| baggage from hotels and iesidehVoa n woOn,
| ~"ChARLES n. PuHH, ...neral Psssr Aeeats
| GENERAL MAasSsr
New-York tribune., 1884-02-28
sifartcoie arr RAILROADS

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST
Via philadelphia, Baltimore and washington
Trains leave from Pennsylvania r. X. Depot: -
D. m except for Washington and all points est
o. m DAILY PAST EXPRESS, through sleeping
Chicago Cincinnati st. Louis Connects for az
IL MIDNIGHT, daily for Washington and all points west
For Time. Tables Tickets, Sleeping Berts and Baggage
apply az Companys ONCE. 3l5, and p BTOadway Court
st, Brooklyn; Penns sylyana Railroad
New-York tribune., 1884-02-28
POTAToE3 AND yEGETABLEs.

Irish Potatoes very dull In heavy supply freely Of
fred and demOraed Interior holders anxious to
sell al 2Oc per bushel present low here aori lit
lie margin and there few buyers The outlook Is dscOur
aging Sweet about steady. Onions quiet and
changed imports foreign Cabbages in today,
but o vet on the naTke Long Ots sell oadiy at
S3ds2as quality Norfolk and spinach very plenty
dull and low Key West Tomatoes sell at 50075c. per box
good quality Charleston Asparagus IN Light demand
al Quc a. 1 1upT nm