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n. IZPAIR1Ck, Trustee.
DtNCANSON BROS, Auctloueera feb1S-1Otl

FINHE ENEMIES OF THE MUTUAL RESERVE
FUND LIFE ASSOCIATION having for year CIR
cu!aed their alsehoods throughout country il has
lecan es and aIp3ntng committees to attend the an
nual meeting OF the Association for the PURPOSE of in
vestigang for themselves truth or asty Of these
charges and the actual condition Of the affairs of the
Association As result the Association well "a the
management have received an unqualified and unan.
nous endorsement by every committee
Extract fr m the report of the Buffalo committee.
With every facility for detecting fraud,
crookedness INSTRUMENTATION. indication thereof
was found. If the company il not in healthy pnos
Porous condition. dealing justly with its and
honorbly with the public then appearances arr deseD
tive and facts unreliable"
Extract from the report of the Baltimore committed
Prom every inquiry made. all the inytstiga-
ton sven to the matter and fo their personal Obsr
citation Is rely worthy of the entire confidence OF tia
members: 1t Is truly mutual association where each
member forms Component pa I. and is powerful fsc
tor to do good or harm" Office %. 1903 street
feb4 y. hNIGHT. GENERAL Agent
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Shot by a Jealous Wife.

SENSATIONAL SEINE AT A ROCHESTER HpTT1-
AT the Whitoomo house in Rochester, y. r., yes
terday MIS-. r. X. BusSey. Of Troy, y. y. shos
at and attempted 10 MI another womah who
she alleged, was her husbands mist seSs The bul-
let TOOK eject In the wOInAns forehead but fortu-
natelt glanced upward. 80 the wound is NOT fatal
Mrs BuSssy and her husband arrived heFe thls
of nhe appearance, and Dis wife + eI.ranflv
desseo The woman who was shot Is ais Young
anu The looking. She says she went 10 Hts<sryI
room. where The shooting occurred, simply 10 talk
over trouble he had with a friend OF herr MA
BusSey Is under arrest
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The Coming hattie an Egypt.

GEN. GRAHAM TO ATTACK osNAN pIGNs rKfDAY.
Gen. Graham teleSraphs 10 Cen Stephenson thai
the preparations for ais advance have ben CON-
pieted He has been reinforced by eight MA chine
guns worked 10y naval guDners IL Is eNpectad that
a battle VIII take place CA Friday ana tlat the
point of attack VIII be three niles northeast OF
lnnkitat Sir Evelyn Barring advises the govern
ment that IL tren- Graham defeats Osman D.gms it
should step the advance 90 The BriuSh trssps. as
an advance beyond the Rel saa litforal woud COM
PROMISE The mission Of Gen. tsoniou and lead the
uiees 10 believe IL was Intended 10 WAGE war
against FL MahdL
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1857 Prizes amounting to ........ 1855 500
Application for rates to Climbs shoud he ,mssa onlv
to the Once Of the Company in New Orleans
For further information write clearly giving full ad
Registered Letters to ~
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL. BANK,
. New ORLEANR La
Postal notes and ordinary letters BY mail or exDreus
a sums OF Is aud upwards by express Ut our
II. A. DAUPHIN.
feb1S.023.H,m16k6 NEW ORLEANS. La
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A1lEsEEsD.

CooHSEY-YATEs. on Tuesday evening February
IT. lesi, 10y Rev. II ieTC g i the riUry OF irsre
church. j. WALLER COUKS.-I and ADA Is YAIEs
NJ cards
PEHBY-SEAL. On Monday. February 2s lisa By
Rev. Mr.. Edwards at Mcheudrve p4rsoaa.;e, NJ b
PERRY to EMMA Y. SEAL.
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DEFICIENCY APPROPRIATION NEEDED IMMEDI-
ATELY.-Secretary Chandler and Chief Constructor
Wilson were before the subcommittee on appropri-
attons to-day and represented the necessity OF an
immediate deficiency appropriation for the
bureau OF construction and repair. owing
to the rapldity with which the Trenton. Shenan-
doah, Ossipee, and other vessels were fitted out,
the annual appropriations already exhausted. and
unless further moneys are Immediately appropr1-
ated all work under construction and repairs Will
cease on the first OF March.
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DV NCaNSON BHOo AUCIlOIttr5, 1eDLI
F5NHOMAS BOWLING, Auctloneer

EXECUTORS, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
By virtue of the and authority in US vested ~,
by the last viii testament and codcil of the late IL.
Isabella DAVIS deceased, will offer public Gle
ton, on WEDNESDAY. The FIFTH DAY OF MARCH
A. d. 1884. at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK + NJ in
front Of the premises all those certain pieces parcels
OF ground and premises star ding together and known as
and bing Lot numbered ninety five $3.50 B. ais adj
dio TO Georgetown i'll the Dist let of Columbia front
ing sixty feet on the north side of Bea
ming back with that width hundred and twenty feet
Provements on he consisting of thr e-story
brick house With cellar aud attic Also alley con-
Meeting said Lot with West street the same is de-
scribed and conveyed in deed from Richard Smith to
Litser W. L. "a folio 8, TT seq.
Also part OF lot numbered ninety six (96) in Beas
addition 10 Georgetown, and included within the
lowing nees and bounds: Beginning for the same at
point distant ninetyeigh feet from the southeast cor
Of lot numbered ninety (97) in said addition
and running westwardly the north line of E.ai
street twenty two feet east line of
lot numbered nlnetyhve (J5) said addition thence
north one hundred and twenty feet tn rear line of
said lot thence eastwardy aud parallel with the first
wardly one hundred and twenty point Of b gin
ming
Terms OF Sale: Onefourth Of the purchase money to
be PAID IN cash and the balance in six twelve eg
per anaum on the deferred payments-t purchasers
notes to be ven for the by deed of trust
upon the property sold: all CASH at the purchasers
option deposit Of $500 to be made upon the property
with III ten days or the property will be resod if sale be
not complied with in that time the risk and costs of
the defaulting purchaser All convey ancng and record
ing 1t purchasers cost.
FRANCES R. r. CROMWELL
ISABELLA HAGNER,
fetA 3tw4wSihs Evacptors
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NASHVILLE, TRNN., Feb. 27.-The passengers on a
train this afternoon from Louisville report that
when the train reached NolnS station fifty
masked men with guns and pistols. boarded 1t.
The leader Of the mob explained that they were
looking for q negro charged with assaultng a
young lady at EliZabethtown The negro was not
on the train, the sheriff having received notice Of
the mOO'S Intentions.
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OFFICIAL HoNoRs TO MINISTER HUNTS MEN
oRY.-The Secretary OF the Navy issued an order
to-day announcing the death OF Minister Hunt, for
mer!y Secretary OF the Navy, paying high tribute
the Navy department building be draped In mourn
ing until after the funeral and be closed the day
OF the funeral. Secretary Chandler also sent tel
egram OF. coincidence to Mrs.. Hunt at ST Peters
burg.
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NOTICE
LANE ROUTE
1EE CTNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT CORK HARBSR
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
2hE AoDEL FAST LINE AND The ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
1HE EAST AND THE WEST
VA NASHlNGION.

u y.
roUBLE TRACK JANSEY COUPLER
Schedule to take e iEk Il INV Ehits 100,
Leave Washington from station corner of New jersey
xshus and street by Eastern Standard 75,h Meri-
Tor Chicago. Cincinnati. Louisville and ST Louis
Through coaches and Fasce Sleeping Cars ITO aSoSa
points. without change. lu:l5 daily to Chicago
For Htsburv at 1915 a. m and s:4op IN. daily: $40
PM 10 r1ttsbuTs Cleveland and Detroit with Sleep
For Toledo and Detroit via. Monroeville lois a. III
Sa.iy with Sleeper for Toledo. VIA Wheeling and Lake
Trans for Philadelphia and New York at s:ioa m.
FsIor and sleepnE Cars attached Ill., aa'is WITH
For Baltimore week days, g. G3O 40 500 S:lO3
rsi .s0 $50 70 SO 10 100 81 1o t Pm NJ mill
For Baltimore on SUNDAYS 80. 500 500 am 1:2s
For Annapolis 40 IA 200 am, - 10 and 40 u m.
1S Sp s sss Ono 449Em ~,
%, t4o BAN l2;le pn $50 4 40 land lOl5 IN;
PRINCIPAL stations NJ trO o.ftan branch e:yU IN
valley Aa an 8 nor daily tHeei sf SUNDAY ana
pm daily: Tor Frederick, $50 am. i9i aim. 4 As
fsl Hasers,own. 1913 and 81 m daily e1cep.
Trans arrive from the West daily 20. $50 am. Is
fre1 New York, and Ihadslpha, 2a5. s.soam daily
Iron ANNAPOLIS, 10 1t ~ all. 1;50 30 pm; Sun.
HON Lexinston. GO daily and 2:15p m daily.
EieIn frederiek ami intermediate points. SOS 1ooo
q IL. 2.l5. 20 4 m ana 500 D. H. daily erceDt
Sunday, 500 ;; H. daily IRON Point OF Rocks
L. % 2 : 10. ANT 1870 l. Is 50 4, 40 5
80 s,S SeV ah 30 % e On ap SUNDAYS 40
Ata.rs from WASHINGTON stop Relay station except
Ior further Information apply at the Baltimore and
Sfo lsehet ofhce-" ashington Station 6I9 and 1851
VII be taken Tor hasge to lie checked recel, cd az
" IL CLEMENTS. NJ of T. Baltimore
hiS Z h LORD. Otnl l4sse uSer Agent
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Prison inspectors in Council.

NEW YORK. Feb. ga conference OF prison off,
Gals was begun to-day at the Fiith-Avenue hotel
and Will be continued Tomorrow and Friday. The
conference Is Tor the purpose OF learning the views
OF the officials In regard to the reform that Is needed
In prisons and jalls throughout the country. Rep
resentatlves were present from New York, Penn
SyiVanlal Ohio, Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin, and
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A Strike Of Cigar Makers.

BOSTON. Feb 21.-The employees or II. II. Mason,
cigar manufacturer, struck this morning because Of
ecutiVe board OF the cigar makers union Will SuS-
tain the strike,
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CoyyRr N GENERAL. TRRN

CouKr IN GENERAL TERN.
To-day, Tallman agt Phelps; argued and sub
mitted HerreI agt Lerch; appeal dismissed.
CRIMINAL CoURT-Jud0e Willie
To-day, Alpheus Brown. false pretenses: not
guilty. Same party, same onense; guiity-peniten-
uary one year.
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NRMN liriefS.

Joseph De IetOlme, of the department OF inc In
ntt vi, Az pItawa, eit, mas tehfend his sryices,
win the hope that they VIII lie accepted, A., TN.
Hrely relief expedition. MI. be Letoime Aas In
vented gigantic arlai navigation machine
John hahey, aged II years. VINO shot ana kirlei
MS lit e 6yearod sister last FAIL In the upper END
of Snyder county. Pennsylvania was Tried TESTER
DAY AT MiidieblrE. and acquitted.
The POlifiScbs Ndc,richf-ri II Berlin adpnrstes
the recall Of Minister sargent ana saws IL would Ia
better II In IN" place of the present Ip -, -,a,-
utS "tnfihS tVJfhiatuS American minister were
Ex-sen Tor Henry Cooper. whose death al C,ilIa-
can. Mexico, has been annuuliced, Was Killed by
bandits. who attacked himself and "A cuulisautol
within a mile ~ The town. Cooper Was shot
through the heart
The first train was yesterday run over the
yania-
Mrs, Margaret Lincoln Mcvearh. the mother OF
non nie ne McNedsh, died Ia fhiiadeiphia Mon
false alarm II lire caused panic In tho ROYAL
titdltr, M"h'Ital, yesterday Afternoon some
women and Children We're trampled on and badly
bruised.
Articles OF Incorporation OF the Public Postal
Telegraph company, which proposes 20 operate fus
lines upon The type-writnlg system, patens
winch IL is said to own exclusively, were fled In
New } ork yesterday.
A dispatch from Minneapo Ninu states that
ston ana vicinity.
AT Hot Springs Ark, yesterday. citizens, corn
mitfee drove from the town James FehaA enc
doc" Flynn, friends OF Frank Flynn, recenty
engaged IN the shooting ARRAY at that place.
The carnival festivities at New orleans uefrntna-
ted yesterday with "A series OF pageantsA
Ar. Abbey yesterday positively Withdrew from
The future management VI the New York Metro
politan opera house
Ex-Judge Henry Hilton, an executor OF the win
OF the late \. /. stewart, has bought from MrS
stewart the reconstructed stewart building n
broadway and Chambers streets, New York city,
Tor &. 10000
A Paris dispatch says: The death Of NJ. Benjamin
Uhnann, the painter, Is announced.
IHE MARYLAND LEGISI.ArCRR.-In the MARYLAND
senate yesterday petition WAS presented for tls
legislature 10 memorabilia Congress TO prohipit the
issuing Of United States liquor licenses In local op-
tlon counties bill was Introduced TO prevent the
circulation OF obscene literature. In the house OF
delegates bills were introduced amend the Tesla
nentaTy law regulating the fees OF executors; 70
abolish The action Of distress for rent and 70 esrab
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RANGE OF TIE THERMONETKR.-The following
were the readings at the Office Of the chief signal
oflcer to-day:-7a. No. $50 II am, 4a2; pm, 600
Maximum, sos minimum, 846
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IMPORTERS OF FRENCH WINES. CO6NAC CHAM
PAGNES AND CORDlALS.
French C1arcts. O.. 50 per gallon.
American native Wines, brandies and Champagne
California Niryinia aud Ohio. 25c . bottle.
kOUX TAH-ELLE, l747 Penna ave.
Agents for first Glass h0uses Bordeaux burgundy
Champa2nes aud Cognac WIS Dc t0pts So1tss Caise
.aS-2ns
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Reducing Wages
A Sensation in Albanx

ALBANY. Feb. s7.-At a dinner given by MI.
Daggett last night Assemblyman Howe burlesqued
Assemblyman Burns. Mr.. Burns took Offense and
threatening to shoot has compelled Mr.. Howe to
agree 10 make public apology on the floor OF the
house. MIR. Burns declared his purpose of resign
Ing as @ member OF the house unless this was
done and take other means Of redreSslng the insult.
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AUCTION SALES.
TO.MOR ROW.


w
Handsome walnut frame Parlor Suite upholstered in
crimson plush, made to order elexant Mantel Mirror
bro u and pin frame plate glass: LAdys Writing
u sk walnut BOOK Case, Marbe-Top Center Tables
Eietant Ia Chairs Lounges. Walnut Hall Rack Side
Tables. EXTENSION Tables and Dtnnx- Room Chairs
Cold Band Dinner and Tea Service. Toilet Ware Two
Walnut Chamber Suits. Cottage Furniture Brussels
and Ingram Carpets Brussels hall anu stair Carpets
ments China Glass and Crockery Ware, Kitchen Cten
sis. etc.
ON THURSDAY. FEBRUARY TWENTY-EIGHTH.
Al Ten O'CLOCK A. NJ we shall SELL at the residence
o. gentleman declining housekeeping. No. los East
Capitol street
The above is partial list Of the contents Of first
Class house Every article Is of the best
and well preserved Parties furnishing will ind it to
their vantage TO attend the sale.
feb2t-2t WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO., Aucts.
FINHOMAs DOn LING. Auctioneer.
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON THE EAST
SIDE OF NEW JERSEY AVENUE, BETWEEN D
AND L ST LET, NEAR TIE COAST SURVEY,
CAPITOL HILL. AT AUCTION.
m THURSDAY, FEBRUARY TWENTY RA
EIGHTH. 1884 at FOUR O'CLOCK. in front of<@S4
the premises shall sell the north part Of Lot -.
IL square t9i having front of about 80 feet by
axe depth OF 81 feet. loCa'ed as above.
This is valuable property and should command the
attention of parties desiring profitable investment
Terms: Oue-thir cash; balance at six and twelve
months with notes bearing interest and secured By
deed If trust All conveyancng at purchasers cost
fcb234t THOMAS BOWLING. Auct
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FUNEE OTTO GAS ENGINE
Requires boiler avoids all expensive attendance,
loss OF handling fuel and no ashes n
used extensively for running Passenger and Freight
fie'st%rs ~ we mac.s. M.af uGh9Ppers Printing
Ruling Machinery. IAtiles. &c, &c This engine
with txtreIue smoothress and regularity Of stei
IoAesses tine least number workn. parts aud
great ccity OF mechanism
OF particulars to prices &C. apply Office D..
Washington Gas Light ca UlJ
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in 1868 for twenty-five years by the Leg.
lsature for EDUCATIONAL and Charitable purposes-wh
$3.50 600 has since been added ~ "a ~
BY an overwhelming popular vote its franchise was
December ID, A. d. 1879 r
The only Lottery ever poted ON and endorsed by fhs
people Of any State. - WV
1t 7lerer scales postpones
It's GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS taxa place
monthly. ~ Ao pi"So
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FOR
TUNE. WAN NOA'
THIRD GRAND DRAWING. CLASS c. IN THE
ACADEMY OF MUSIC, AT NEW ORLEANS Tiles
DAY. MARCH II. 1884.
1G6TH MONTHLY DRAWING
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000
100 900 Tickets at $5 each Fractions in fths in pro.
pOrtion
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BIGAMY IN MARYLASD-A young man named
DAILY was married three months ago 10 Miss Dell.
the daughter or a local preacher at Tempieville
queen Annes county. woman has arrived from
the west Claiming 10 have a prior right 10 Daily by
virtue or previous marriage. DAILY Is the son OF
wealthy father. and the people are highly lndg-
nant at his conduct. while much sympathy Is felt
Tor Mr. Dells daughIer
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MARRIED IN A BEER SALoON.-Col B. J. Fox.
nne looking olQ man from New York created SEN
sation In a Boston lager beer saloon Yesterday by
getting married 10 a hashlly-dressed woman whom
lac recently met. Col FOX Is about 90 years 81 age
and has retired from business, and IL living on The
Interest or his money. After the wedding cere
Inony, the colonel "seJ up drinks all around
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VIZ De MEYER

1t ID now undi.puted that WEI DE MEYERS cATAR-
RAJ CURE il the only treatment that viii absolutely
cure Cstarrah Dr.. Wei de Meyers "TnxArusn With
statements Of symptoms by the cured mailed frse D.
DEWEY CO.. ls2 Fulton street. n Y. feb4-m. SGT
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Deceived and Murdered.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 2'.-A special dispatch from
Fulton, Mo-, says: Robert Craghead, a well-to-do
farmer, was called out last night ostensibly to
assist a stranger out Of a mud hole with heavily
loaded wagon. AS soon as he emerged from the
house he was fired upon and struck on the head
with club, resulting In his Immediate death. The
sherlH and posse are securing the country. There
Is great excitement. but no clue
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Tbs Greedy Relief Expedition.
COMMANDER SCHLEY'S SELECTION OF OFFICE

Commander Schley yesterday submitted to the
Secretary Of the Navy the list of officers he had Sc
lected for the arctic steamers Thetis and Bear
Tie list has been approved 10y the Secretary and
the orders will be shortly issued The list agrees
with that predicted in The STAR, and is as follows
together with the assignments:
Steamer ThetiS advance veSseil, Commander W s
Schey. commander: Lieutenant Uric, Sebree, exec.
utve officer; Lieut. Emory Taunt, navigating officer
Lieutenant :. c. Lem.ey, Ensign Harlow. Chief En-
gineer Melville, and Passed Assistant Surgeon
Green.
steamer Bear, Lieut. w. H. Emory, commander
Lieut.. Colwell. executive officer; Lieut.. Reynolds
navigating officer; Ensign Usher and Passed AS
SStant Surgeon Nash. Another watch officer will
be detailed but it IS not yet decided who It will be-
CHIEF Engineer John Lowe has been ordered as
the engineer Of the Bear instead OF Engineer Nones
as reported.
The detail for the Alert which will be the supply
ship OF the expedition, has not been decided upon
Yet 1t is known, however, that ueutS Badger
and Hunt and Ensign Chambers will be attached
to her. Lieut.. AhbOne is In this city, and It's un
1t is not intended that che Alert shall enter the
ice but will remain behind the others for refuge In
case Of necessity She viii probably rendezvous in
In addition to the three vessels named steam
schooner will be sent on the expedition with load
OF coal for the use OF the other vessels The coal
Will be purchased In Newfoundland, and the
schooner viii proceed as far north a. IL deemed
practicable with safety.
GETTING THE STEAMER BEAR READY.
It Is expected that the arctic steamer Bear will
be placed In dry dock at the Brooklyn navy yard
on Saturday The materials for extending hel
deck house and strengthening the vessels decks
sble and as soon as the coal and ballast is out the
work will proceed very rapidly. A large force will
ordered for the outfit Of the three Sessas As sooS
the vessel Is docked, the chief constructor will
60 to New York to give personal directions relative
to the work required. In addition to that already
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d. II. BATES, president OF the baltimore aId Ohio
Telegraph Company, is IN the city.

The HERR LAskER RESOLUTION was expected at
the state Department to-day. AS soon as II ar
rtves 1t Will be sent to the House, and the commit
tee on foreign affairs will begin an Investigation.
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THE GREATP rx~sv,r no,

555Sfhs1 REsf sS H9s ST rHvrsr
sitiJ Rats NAGs1Flt tESfP e ti HffanESEH
II kfFECT Mo- LMBEk IerH. 1883
1o Pittsbur a1d the Vet cLca.o iii,sd Express
So daily vim sseiihs eaIs iTo Ha mi i1i
aneinna Htseri, E1pr,-s 40 NJ daily with
tEcago Columbus and c St l. &F u H. w i2a
Ign c1 daily . for Fs I Ghe and MA W. EaPs
Ts SHS Ca AM Ga ITGWsGO GsfaF2
IeI IRE, CaHsnda<ua, Rochester Buffalo. Niagara,
H. P m daily except saturday, with Palace Car,
Inn LaEi,S MashiIl-ton Oh SATURDAY Night viii not
f., MVllliamSrort 1ock Haven and Elmira sts:4o. N
ofx!, t&'tlt SUNDAY
=. } lY 70 anH III | r. On sqnd ,,; go oooani
10 Piston without 'l4aIge. sop every week day
ltI BreosiSi. a. thr r1sh trains connect a. 1er
sty tl,y with boats 81 brro.lyn Annex, affordlns
rage across New York city ~''-0AiS oo"o's 'er
"a and "a on sn aa 100 loo Ia lao 90
Lnp,ii.d LIIress 9.i0a n, DAILY. except Sunday
500. .2s 40 go. 40 100 and II a. a ns 9
sunday s'olo Soa m.4uO 80 Tao. To- aud IL rs
For Pores Greek Line $50 a NJ ard 44op. m daily
For AnnaHolis. so and 40 m daily .,cep.sun
Ny ASp AIE1ANbidA AM A NasaiSa tlfttS
es go SIS s6s AID lis ii IS - p ' On sa a aa
ana The s t IS and i, os daily
, al Nv Al DAD s,f ,ST snnss
anl 1890 20. sos. -. $40 Us and ID :4op
L.. sId IL 10 ndnirh, vi sunday Us aud 10: 10
Tickets and Information the Office northeast corner
xsIs orders can be LETT for The checking oI 6.s-
sas, to eesuna,iSp irSm hotels and residences.
CHiS- F. ltDH General Manager MI
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and closing prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to H. Il. Dodge, $50 18th street: