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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-11
COTTON mARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL. Feb. 9-l2:9o D. m-Cotton easter Middns
Upsnds 10 lodi do Orleans jl6d sales, 1000 bales
including 1000 speculation and export receipts LIDO
Tow MddIng Clause February delivery 5Os4d 90 Feb
uary and March delivery, 5o4di also 6O64d do March
ana April delivery 5O-64dl also 6jC4d do, ApTl ard
May delivery, 6j64d also 5eeid; do May and June
delivery Cd; 6364d do. June and July delivery,
4.o4d, 86id do July and August delivery 7e4d
Futures weak ,,,,, .,.
March and ApT delivery 46@d DO July aud August de-
livery, 0 o.64d Futures closed 1at ,.,oo 49,,
2 m-CotOn-The sales Of the day included 800 bales
American. ,,.,,,,- ,o,.. -
Mldiling 10 l6c Good Ordinary. 9.lGc net receipts
li3j bales, gross lIS5 bales Exports TO Great Britain
-. bales; 10 France, - bales; to the Continent -
bales Coastwlse bales. sales 66j bales; stock oocoS
bales 80 ,,,,,,- N W.. r.-
Middlng 7soi GoOd Ordinary, 9'ci net receipts tS0
bales; gross APO bales, Exports to Great bn'an SSso
Coastwse $40 bales sales $50 bales last evening 200
o&5'; Feb 0-coton quiet sndding 10 5lGc
Low Mdding. loci Good Ordinary 9;c net receipts
1898 bales TO France bales to the Continent 500
COastwse, bales sales 4OOO Ddes, last evening"
- hales. stock. 37S.563 bales
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LIVE STOCK aARKETs-sy TELEGRAPH.

BUFFALO Feb. 9Cae- Receipts to-day 800 head total
thus far 1870 head timeiast week. 900
head, consigned through 25l cars nothing doing market
slow Extra Steers ST 5OaS7 Common TO Fair - 7OGs5 +0
Light 10 Good Buchers's SO 20dS5 90.
Seep-Rcceipts today 500 head total for week thus far
260O0 time last week 20 800 head consigned
through 81 market slow Fair 70 Good Western ~ 500
s. 60 Choice TO Fancy S. 60dS5 TO- Canada Lambs 50 20
Assoc
Ho0s-Receipts today 1,6Oo head; total week thus
% 900 head; for time last week. 10000 head;
through III cars Good TO Choice Workers So So
QS7 20 Light Mixed 50 76dS6 20i Good Mediums, 81 200
81 80. Pigs, SO ass 20
CHcA AGO Fec a-The Drouers journal reports Ho0s-Rs
cept,, 1000 head; shipments 1900 head market active
Packing SO ljdS6 co. Packing and shipping ST tO0f7 l6
Light, S. s6as6 60 skips si25dS5 so
Cdtle-Reoepts, 900 head shipments 100 heal Er'
ports So 266s7 Good 10 Choice Shipping 50 1jGS7 is;
Common 10 Medium, S. 209s5 So ,, -,
Seep-Recepts, 900 head shipments 1000 bead Inferior
Fair So 6Oas4 % Medium 70 Good 81 5Oaf5 20 Choice
70 Extra So i00$8. 80
ST. Louis Feb 9.-Hogs active; Receipts. g. 100 head
shipments 800 head Light So 4oQs6j0; Packers 50 oO0
81; Butchers. Sa7S7 -. $1,000. -.
Catae-Recepts. = head shipments. Leo head Export
SO 1915; Good TO Choice shippers so eOasb 3J
Common Medium, 81 1906 50 stockers and Feeders.
Slseo-Recept. 1000 head, shipments $500 head Fair
Medium 50 j0qs 40 Good to Choice, 81 ooa'o o Faney'
as 25HSGOU
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BALTIMORE Feb 9.-COtton ,qniet; M4dling, lo2siosol
W TosT Se SSgs VII" geo. s5 DO Extra So coast @
DO Family = 70 g ely r Ms sg q I Ps5p So
Family s6 500 do superlatye Patent g. wheat1s9gthern
5 S%5er y To- No MayanG 81 8has % No
Western %D 5 M ES SPOT % SSS5E Say sf09f!g
81 I2la June, Il l27sqSl l3s corn1;southern White
@ February March cOa66sc d H@ NSy 81 p
a G48c Wos:en White 4zaiSel do, Mixed 4s2 lsas
Hay st adv Prime to Choice Pennsylvania and Maryland
Nta: snea@sr. sfiGS
3c IaTRe6nod Toe Butter dull Western Packed 10
2e Creamery 2jd55c. Eggs lower and dull at % 9Soc
S S9ssf ql SIT S GoppeT Refined de W6sey steady
q on rs to I LerB22 Rsr a
5ai b6is, Wheat 800 bushI Corn, 1900 Lish oats,
aVG0 SS Susn Corn i55.6Oo bush. '''''
BOSTON Mass Feb 9goar steady and uRE6o11sed cC[0
Grade AVN 10 %nG $685. s No W9it.
s2250as26 Provisions quiet Prime Pork s6 OC Mess s2
1,Ia b Mas 1 0qSS8 r at 20 i H9
di5c Butter easy; Fresh made, $50 Cheese urn GOOD
Recepts|Four 700 bb 800 sacks Corn 80 900 bu,hl
Wheat 800 bush OATS G0OO bush shorts 5000 Dushi
BUFFALO, y. Y, Feb g--Four firm Western Mime
Patent - QoqS7 5o Minnesota straght 70 - " o.
S. -. Wheat dul No Hard Duluth held at 81 - cash;
Corr quiet 6p5 lea c s a UGV on Spsn tract, at
oats 6m; sales 80. White on track lat 4c Barley
steady railroad recepts-Flour LOCO bills. Wheat ~.
soc Su 5as Co Rye 1900 bush railroad
1893 5SS P Sas Barley 6u RSo 800 busS
gss WSsaE sSpdy Fa@y y s. S 80
G NSy i 81 % SeM Ied oO 25S5i 6ats fm
81 f .s s''i$S s551sSS g5 S
g So 80 q Clear }%is'W SS
sts SSt' Sow orleans nc Hogs drn; common and
Light 50 601t8 500 Packing and Butchers 81 loe7 oo 10
Ceipts. l35 head, shipments, none.
CHICAGO FeO. 9;-Flour dun and u5changed wnee, IN
good @akss 9pa higher Ts aGa S0se
Ing at 699sc; March, 9Ss.de6c, closing at e4aso APRIL
ss.ssi g. J JtESn i ooi a closing & 30
chicago spring closing at No S CHEZ 20
demand; sales ranged CASH 62s953sc closing at oSo
February 62'sa65 he closas q 6oc March e.
Nav bsbS s. TO- closing az 6ssc; June Ssa5eac cos
Ing a. .o y JSy g s fssFasy SY Sssj
March, SO. 50 e5sing at 53'sa {2S Nay q q
81 GG q at ps s4.s da All az E 81 5s-
track PORK s r. demand sae ranged g 7
March sl7 43dsl7 80, closing at 81 4!AGfd ~ ApTi
e. e95 Nay si S5 :, ~ SO eSs9g 81 ar 6sber sales
ranged Cash. 50 was: S. Fs6Tas .lC;ns
at 3 81 %s 50 80 MsESa " eons
steady Shoulders 81 26 short RIP " lo' snort oiss
sTsr aSS IND SSSsnsS
30, 900 bush Corn 100000 bushi oats 7oOoV bush iXo
his Wheat 1900 bush Corn i2foo0 BUSH oats So
600 bush: i,ye 1900 bush; Barley, $1,000 bush.
DETROIT Rop Whe a. qT stc No o Wa's ELL asa sn
May 81 osSs no Red 81 Oas M White SSS Ger
No. MiIed S9SsS7c Rseeipis-wheat. 1000 bush
Corn, 200 bush. oats, 1000 bush shipments-Wheat
10, 900 bush.I Corn. 1000 bush
MILWAUKEE, Feb 9.-Flour hrmer and unchanged wheA
nrmI No Milwaukee, cash 81 soi February 2ci March
nse April 0isscI May, s9s Corn. steady No. = e9s'
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COURT acknowledgements II.

suPREsR CouBr-CHAMBERsBetoT D5uohae "a Gs AZ.
Is 81 90 90 y. &c. 90 A. 8? 49, ~ ~ % ~ Pa III
S8o "a 80 90 81 81 l a as 9 aia 2i6 Isl,
I5S, 3Ss a asS, g 49, qS 81 25s 355'
suPREME CoURi-sPEclAL TERM-Before LaWIS'1 la $50
o. a. So i42, S. Ses $685. 24i. 21s, $751; 2oo 3o' 40
zsSeyRsss Prown IsSs
1645 I575 762 i225 1853 AS l2l 1853 Ss 3S 9 t ~
9ss 1924 1882 u. 1887, S32 9lO. 9'4' lVoo Io'0 '
sIpRSTn CoTRr-cRcuIr-PARr IBe;oe Van Brnnt ~
Nf Sgs a5 HsC as 1885, zoos is6 iii$ i ~ iy yo,
lease ONO lose No isy calendar ....,., xc,. Of
suaRoSArEs CoURI Before koin, s-CoesIed wiz s,eD
Martin Gas.er aud Barbara SoLryer ii ~ n coh'eSeu ~
s TrEa Ij Freedman JS''
RuPRsi0R CoUKT-TRAL rRRM Before rnaL LSse
Nos 1850 63i 26S $780, 1878, 1884 1856 1881 1891 low
sGPgRioa 0oUsrTeIAL TERN-PARr IIBeore oGS'ss ta
yZNos iols 800 52s loee 1913 l2gl i'2t, o'- 0''
suPgaioR CoUBT-TRlAL TRRM-PARr llleiOlY ing LIS
yNos ii59 l+6s, 1897, li9s. 1892 l02" i'O0' i''''
COMMON Pleas SPECIAL TERN Before Larremore' -
CoMioS PLRAs-EQuIrY TERM-Beforc Van Hoesen' -
Soalox PLgisrmiL TsaM-rARr Before Bes ss IA
Nos 40I 27 sO2 $751; 355 0lo 4e o o5e go S9 sgS sri
75A eS co. 2gS S9 Sdi GU ioiS -'o' -Oe' o'' WV
CoMoS PiESs- TRIAL TsRMPAar II-BeoTTs q pan AK S2a,
Nos I6s $40 6f2 Aes 669 st2 46 l9 2!9 e9S S Ma S24
AS tsS sss .40 S7i' 'Oi' SaS' ''S' ''' ''''
CRY Touef-TRilL TgRM-PARr I-Detcre Hswes 40
s e &c., s sj S 10 SS s65 I' s6;
CIR. SoUaf-TRlL IERM-PARr IfBefore Nehrggaass 40
5 a. e. sIS 81 i 49, S is 80 1s Sss ~
CRY 6oSSr-rmAL TRt-PART, III ass 1cS.
S5J s ps ss H. S aHss 49, S SSs g. 3d. %
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SUNDAY, Feb 1O.-P. ~
The mining stock market for last week makes ?
handsome showing in numbers Of shares sold. Inc
transactions amounted to 1914, 900 shares against
1873, 500 shares for the preceding week; but the
dealings were chiefly in the low price shares The
State Lines and Oriental and Miller shares con-
tributed $1,000 shares TO the total and show adj
vSnces of 2 to cents. American Flag with sales
of over $4,000 shares ranged from 4 to S05 cents
and Sonora Consolidated, with transactions of TO-.
300 shares, ranged from to la 10 cents. Robin
son Consolidated vac unusually active aud Huctuat
ing, il rose from D to CO. fell 10 SO, and ended az 3S
cents. The BOde stockS were strong with small trans
tionS; BOdie Consolidated ranged from $40 to
So 750$l0 IS, and Bulwer rose from 81 80 to
81 700%2 30. The Comstooks were dull and about
steady. The Leadvlle shares were inactive, hut
Little Chief was an exception and its prices rose
from 40 TO 55Uj3 cents The market closed rather
weak.
SALES AT THE NEW. YORK MIMIC EIOHANGE
NEw.YoRK. Feb 8. 1884
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sss Gs; S ysns o T Ssr:y s SSaEs rye ss
dvs S s7 d sRIn ssd ET sis
~ s sy sweet PSS sfs Ham,. 81 san sGe FfG Ss;
H. 9 s n and cha Butter
seiBs-tIopr 400 n6 wheat az I5Q99 ousn Barley
S asSG farley 1900 bush 'O''' ""SA' 1900
PHILADELPHIA. Feb Flour gbt demana and change
Winter Patent 60 60d$6 6 Minnesota Bakers clear IS 2
S. 50 Wheat opened advanced "a se an
der better Po ron slseI g 5r o s E spsese
Red u 97 loF fresh no REL 81 ~ Pla for no Della
10 Ret February, g 05qs 81 oi' DO March, g
az + 90 p Ap ~ Sc Be- % osso
ana declined se and closed steady 9r os quiet but
yellow 5&Ss steamer c s Ts 5of G9 Ye9T Oslo
do. aarch 5atd6oc do, April 9oIsaGl Eei 90 May, 81 >
20 ,s 9r'scf Ree Gs WIZ 3, wS
4sc No. White spot 4;ci Futures firms No White
tsSiIc DO May, .fa4tsc Provso6s steady BeefnGiiy
f%my gSGs st; s do Ne Mes Bset Hans
Prime asss pew si S co. Bellies il Pc S o
sa soadefs 9 IN Dry sa % 10 . no.
90 p.e GaFfs IKE Lard .s % 8. c RefRea SIG
Creamery Extra s.SSgS Egg. G% Extra SSS2Stc
y wssa Tn a.h Corn soy 5s $50 SS
shipmentswheat 10000 bash Corn. 1880 bush.; Oats
LOUIS Peo Flour firm and about lgc higher. Wheat
es9 Su fe i9T 10 os Ba F cS ha CO 81 sa
NAY NAY ~ sS Sqn S %1c
20 c cash 3d S4iac DID February 81 &c bid March,
and unchanged Eggs easier at 2oa2jo fa1seed quiet
al 81 46 Hay lower; Timothy $90sl3; Prairie s0a$l IL
Bran quiet at 78G78o Cornmea firm o. 81 90 Whissey
steady az 81 10 Provisions steady Pork 81 q easo
Short RIB 50 20s9 25l Short Clear 50 jOaS9 65
Long Clear $40 90 Short RIB 50 SjaslO; Short Clear
10000 bush Oats 900 bashI Barley 1000 BUSH ship
bush. Oas 25,0O0 bush. Rye 1000 bush.
TOLEDO Feb 9;-WheathTmi No White = 95Ssl o6
CSC. March 81 02's April 81 OLA bid May, ~ O67s asked
June 81 Osi No Red SO 493c Rejected Oc: Corn dun
asked april g hc May $3.50 ssked; Rejected 60tc No
May, 38c: Rejected. - tc Rye-NO. 2, 52060c: Clover
Seed firm. Prime cash Medium and February So To- March,
s6 10, No So 80 Receipts-Whea. 5000 bush; Corn.
600 bush; Oats none. shpments-None.
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rupopFAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. Feb ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Cut,
AS Cd, short Ribs 45si shoulders S!s per ewt Beei.
lis Cd for Indian Mess Prime Mess, "Os POLK
Mess 79s Cd Dbl Prime Mess Easter sos west
Hams Long cut steady at SIS Shoulders steady at 30s.
butter 1905 per cwt. tor hnest United states Cheese
American Choice, 0Ss Wheat-ked western SpIng - w.
ass 2di Red Winter ssaos 50 per genital 40 spring.
IS ID; California No /. lars sd California No. =
10 l0d ID per GENITAL C0rn-Mi1ed Oil 0s 1Ili 90
new 81 30 per GENITAL PTOduCe-sphits 81 IuIpenilne
26s a27s do at London Dos cd per ewt Refined Pe.ro
leum Id per gallon Clover Seed-AmerlCan hed DOa1
5Is per cwt 1'allow, 4Os Cd per owt Ro,in-C9mm0n,
As sd G4s I'd; Pale IS BIOS Cd Lnseed OIL ZOs 3D. @ZlS
LoyDoy Feb oProduce on al9 iOs S92 as os
per ton Calcutta Linseed, 45s 3D. per quarter Renbeu
Petroleum ed d7i4d per gallon spirits OF InTpenune.
26s I'd O<os I'd per cw I6oyslohsIa 80 ~ M
fuga poarizng 35o and IFS Cd dlos 3D. FOR Cuba Mus
OraGO tar refining anOat ~ ..-..n OF
ANTWERP. Feb. 9-Petroeqm, Fine Pale Amencanii -
francs paid and n francs l22 cenimes seeIs
Wilcox Lard closed - francs so cene- per lOJ Aos'
BRENRN. Feb 0-PetToeum marks 20 pichonss'
Wilcox Lard closed at as marks per ITO ID.
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Corporation Notifies.

NOTICE.-Proposals will be received at the
~ Once OF the Department Public Charities and Correo-
ton No G6 Sdaye until February ~ 1850 Tor Grocer;
les Dry Goods Hardware, etc For iuI iniorhA'on $50
city Record, Tor sale at No. city Hal
NOTICE.-PrOpOsals for building Crib BULK.
~ head at OF 73dst East RIVER viii be received
Recruitment OF Docks Nos and 10 Duanest until Mon
day February II, 1881 at o'clock M B0T ig Information
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEw-YoRK. Feb 10.
The month of December closed with hand
some gain In the exports Of petroleum and petroleum
products from the United states the amount In the
corresponding month 1882 The result Is TO make the
for the year larger than in 1882 The exports
In December according TO the Washington Bureau OF
Statistics amounted to 1854 4os gallons value $685.
056 against 46,956,205 gallons value S42l2,239 in
November, but they exceeded the exports In December
1882, by 1872 100 gallons value S672142 The total
exports last year exceeded those Of 1882 b.
gallons and 49, l3s, 552 in value. The figures compare
folorsf
All Ports. 1882. 1888. Increase
Exports In Dec, gallons 30 2Ol,B3o 30l44OS 7,9H!bg
Exports In Dec, value S29129l4 S3o2oOoo SbI@lsz
Exports for tho year, 800 49, ~ 49,. ~ -, 400
value Wv s44 62S,O74 si77sl.G2 s3lSs.552
The current statistics exports often very differ
en from the report Of the Bureau Of Statistics ana they
cannot be relied upon Is sage to predict continued
favorable movement In the foreign The pipe line
figures show of deliveries so far this
month"; rejecting slight decrease IN stock The state
Is follows!
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Ocean Steamers.

BORDEAUX LINE. a.. eou,, =, r.,no.
NEWY0RK AND BORDEAUX DIRECT -
ST. CHATEAU LEOVILLE t4OOO tOasl- ---f i1y,
IS CHATEAU LATTE 80 I ~ t,r "a -
From" Prentices 5to-es' nelr Wast Ferry BROOK a.
travellers ior France spain ana italy, PyreneeS raj
NICE &c viii save time and expense by taking this Line
Cabin .lncudlng winel $50 steeiage' so
IOI IassFse "pPy " f LIE ROULANGETh 40 Deaver.st.
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spite OF a statistical situation on the whole favor
able to the bulls the petroleum sPecu alton continues
devoid of a strong Ono. The dealings last week aggro
gated only 307600O barrels and prices irregular
and unstable from beginning TO end A few new wells
were opened Forrest and Warren Counties but none
them ortan indicating an extension OF rich
producing TO- tory OF the wells open with large
output buj lcr few days the yield usually declines
rapidly But the crude market paid little attention
either TO the news from the OIL country and to the
advance in the refined product. Opening at 81 0SA
there an advance OF cent?. folowed by renewed
weakness and decline to ~ 0s7sUSl OOH. The close
was too dun to possess much significance The absence OF
outside speculation handicaps the market and there
no indications OF a bull movement visible Consider
ing the speculative situation wonder may be felt that
prices dc not show more depression.
The range Of prices and tho total dealings for the
foil
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK, Saturday, Feb. o 1884
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
sRW.YORK CITY

RECORDED
EEw.YoRK CITY,
lO9aist ,sG nnS % ME to Lnscot $4,000
2daye 20 % MsrI Tayor and vile - 1890
south waaI 10 lew 70 s sne another 1880
l0oLh;s, : so o. fTaF ri $500
lG5th.,L 50.1 W Of JacksOn-ave, O.Zx'l haIleJ
BaIf% 81, is = ! Homes t5 aeSn 1908
Greenwi.h.st 8 W cor of l0th.st, %. l0XSO.3; IL -
Christie wife 10 sarah Iayi0r ;.....-::.; ~
Maiden Lane. OF Nassau a. Is -NzpVi T. .oooo
Johnson and another to r. johnson co -. ooOVo
lOSdsS AND and husband to bDn $4,000
3itssi .T5 tgV ~ 6 u odi6 $4,000
67thst s S52 u0S oi o $1,000
lOithst n = 1894 Of 2daye. ie sxlOcIli Ahce onn
Fnansmann aud husband 20 l. Adler. ''0V'
Lot ), map u Harlem Commons IN Diock D9InIcI
sh ana r & ana Sst9 o sns go'n SIS geo $4,000
S5th.st 225 II " 3daye, 49xlOvi Il "eig
and another 10 susan SherwoOd..:; -; r,
ll2th't 20 4 o. stdye 1900
Forsyth ST. No 3O Emma NanmAnD 10 hooei' .. 1850
Eagie.ave S26ss Of Westchesterave 251l@" May 200
callahan q Margaret Garvln.
shave. " 22S W OF Ave.D 2Ox9S lIi h"bn'DN aooo
Bailey and husband TO JOhannetto Oe,,O y . IiH
l2Sdst NV q :taTe SaSSo ~ ~. $4,000
Insurance Co TO May DNInoiao ''''' 200
Same property l. simpson 70 saDv ~ q, IA same
same property, Wm Ackert and Wly 20 ,ooSS"II. Guc
1OOthst. II 220Ge Of +tlaye, $5OA4VV''4 ''"S
Baumgarten and wife 20 same -. 't,,n,' 20 600
property Deaue ana WIG " N''''' N
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CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
San FRANCISCO, Feb o, 1884.
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MINES AND MINING.

April ss+ss,se, May sess0+o, June s0'ssse'c' Trans
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For Boys and Young Men-Country.

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rstst until p u. and 30S West Twenty. thris,
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Ynstruttlon.

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For Boys and Young Men---City.
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the school or Prof HENRY DRIsLER, Is west 4othsG
CCUOOL OF MINES PREPARATORY
y SCHOOL 81 East 46thst Introductory TO ell scentnS
Colleges J. WOODBRIDGE DAVIS, C. f., Phi d. principal
rTHE NETWORK LATIN SCHOOL, No. 8
Il East 47thst, reOpens Monday september "a; que
boarding pupil send for circular " DABNE1 Pnhclpal
rPHE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, No. 721
Madjsonave near 64th.st. Dr. H. r. CHAPLIN, Princi-
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ALIEN &. WEBB, LID. President, <-.,,..
n II CRAWFORD, Chairman Executive COMMITTEE
Art. Schoc ls-City.

MRS. LOUISAB. CULVER will receive pupils
WI Incoming Tuesday oct 49, IN DHAWING, OIL and WA;
TER COLOR PAINTING, STILL LIFEq Fl0WEltS and
iANDACAPE. CHINA PAINTING and DECOKAIlON
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References
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Musical.

VTISS KATE FULLER, teacher and graduate
vi from stuttgart Conservatory and pupil OF Mar
monte in Paris receives pupils ln piano harmony an"
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GENERAL TRANSATLANl TIC COMPANY

A ' ENEKAlI i hANHA LIN y ~ ND+ii nv 4
" Between New. York and Havre.
Comranvs pier new No AZ North River foot OF Mortons
81 LAURENT lie Joussen. Wed, req 10 d. Il
CANADA tIdngeul ...-..---.-.-- W - :, ~, d. ~
AMER QUE. sanell ..... wed frD. 80 u, 80, a. u
Checks payable at sight amounts 10 suit on lhe b"nqu
IiOUIs DE BEBIAN Agent, No g. Rowing Green.
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pautlna Aeaofmies.
Urn GOODS.

IOOO ADMINISTER M0QUET PAkLOR
nm a. worth donbe; MAttings White 81 % Pan
Iii. Csrpets NDREW LESTER co, 1Ci broadway
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A HOME-LIKE BOARDING SCHOOL for
IA Young Boys. T. KINDS, A. NJ, Hampstead l. l.
DOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
I'D college. Conditioned rejected candidates coached,
summer or winter. StOckbridge Mass HUFFMAN.
FREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold, n. D..
il Rev. A. G. CHAMBERS, a. NJ, Principal
DORDENTOWN, n. J.-Military Institute.
I'D Prepares for College or Business Finely located health
fu and thorough For circulars, SC, address r,,
COTTAGE HILL SCHOOL, POUGHKEEP;,
Government School and for BUSINESS JOHN MlLEf'
Principal
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY.
Il Worcester Mass. 18th year For full Information ap
DEEKSKILL On. " Military Academy.-FOr
circulars address Col. CD WRIGHT A. NJ Pnncpal.
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
Il Chester 22d wear. Degrees conferred.
Col. THEO. HYATT, President
DYE, n. Y.-Bradford Mansion School. Open
Ii ing OF Spring term Feb g. c. j. COLLINS, Principal
For Young Ladies-country.
DORDENTOWN, n. j. Female College;
ID beautifully located very healihfu snd thorough SnRei
Rev VIM. C. BOWEN. A. NJ. President
MISS MOTIFS English and French. Family
WI and Day schoo for Young Ladies 83 waist
Haven Conn The nm year begins Thursday September 20
Circulars sent upon application.
THE ELMS.-Family and day school for
GIRLS. No. l4l Highst, Springfield Mass For eiIcg,
For Both Sexes-Country.
pOCKLAND COLLEGE,
PRoGREssrvE AM ssfUSSacEissFUI MUSIC AND ART
sPLCIALTlEs. BOTH SEXES ,,,,srrn
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THE COLLEGE OF Tue CITY OF NEw-lOkK'
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NRW-YoRK, FEB q, 1884. ,
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T1E TNENU II y ~ 49,, - ot,co mai ac.
cordng to law the College is open In al its an
Glasses applicants resident in the Clty oi Ne"io
who NAV pass TIE required examination. a.
ondofes Tor admission are required TO file certificates that
or ocfua residents OF the city Students from Other
colleges present certificates OF prOhcehcy ana o uS
charge in good standing from said colleges -, 49,
law longer requires that apPc9nts sh
schools for year. circulars OF lDlo
I'm Tor those who have offended such schools have been
nepared giving the progress Of the students IN he CassC
Course and in the Scientific course which will be issued on a
The practical Laboratory course
and Workshop course arc portions OF he iesu"
course. ., -, =, D...,aou+
r. u RAWFOi{D Chairman Executive Committee
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 1,4Sl
broadway near 42dst; 47th year Primary Commercial
and Classical Dep'ts. Nj. NJ. HOBBY W. L. AMIN 4I0 p'
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POLITICAL.
Will supnert Blaine.

WILKEsBARRE. Pa, March 28.-Delegstes
from the fist second, third, fourth, fifth and
seventh legislative, and from the twenty-first
senatorial districts met here this morning and
elected Hon. III. B. Payne as delegate to the
National Convention at Chicago, with instr uc-
tions t. support Mr.. Blaine.
Democratic saucuses I'm Boston The Old
'sBesses" to be Laid on the shelf.
Boston. March 28.-Caucuses were held to-
night in the various wards to select members
OF the Democratic ward aud city committee of
Boston. The recent independent movement
among the Democrats of Boston, chiefly iuf1u-
enced by young men of that political faith
created an extensive dissension, which will
probably ultimately result in the overthrow OF
the present Democratic ward and city commit
tee, which has been in power in this city for
many years. In the majority of the caucuses
tonight delegates representing more than a
msjority voted and formed independent
caucuses. Delegations from these caucuses
must necessarily be approved by the present
ward and city committee, and the prospects in
favor of the independents are slim, but this
movement of the independent faction is looked
upon as the initial action, which will result in
the overthrow of the ring which now controls
the Democratic politics of this city.