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New-York tribune., 1884-01-11
L1rr srocR MARKErs-BY TELE4RAPm

BUFFAo Jan 10 -CdHle-Rccepts today, S}j hed for
week far 300 head; for same time last week $500
bead consigned through lis cars; MARKET dhl ana 10" err
Light 10 Fair steers 81 81 ass 20; Good steers 50 ava - O
SherD-Receipts today l,G)0 head; for week thus af,
Is head Tor time last week, $4,000 head c0nSgne
through l3 cars, market dul and closed lower Far TO
Good Western s. dT4 -; Choice 10 Fancy S01SJ. 4Oi
Western Lambs - - s5 75 Canada Lambs, 2Oa 40
H9gs-Rcceipts to-day, 10000 heAdi oT week thus ar;
3G 900 head Tor time last week. % Ou heads consigned
through cars market nd active bnt closed dul anu
weaker: Choice Yofkrrs, SG0 -6 10; Light Mixed
- 75aSi 80; Good Mediums S6 2O0> 35i Choice Heavy
81 3Od s6 80; Pigs, - 40G$5 10.
CHICAGO Jan IOTe DrJrerS Journal reports: Hoqs-Re-
ceips 80 head shipments, 900 head; market lower
Mixed s50$J 10; Packing aud shipping, - 4jG91 9Oj
LigAt. : - 50 Sktps, - So -o, -, -
ket steady; Exports lOaSG 75 Good 10 Choice shipping
50 5Oqs8 90; Common 10 Medium - 20 - 40; Grass
SGeep-Rcceips 5oOhcad shipments l,4Oohead market
steady. Inferior Fair S3d$i; Medium 10 Good, - 500
- IS; Choice to Extra - - -.
East Liberty Jan lO.-CGhle-Reccpts, 1887 head; mar
ket very Gull; Prime pc OF from yesterday 5 prices
Hogs-ReCcipts, u,DjJ head: market SIO" PnAdelpbla5
SO gjd- -; IOTkCIs, - 1896.
Receipts 1900 head market ialri Prime, - q
70 -: Far to Good, - 2JA@4 -; Common, - 2Jdt3
ST LOUIS Jan 1OC1ts-Reccipts, 1900 head Shipments
500 hcat market active; Exporters, IS 2OGt5 j Good TO
(oce N ppprs - fG 10; common 10 Fair 81 30 as 4O
N.tfyc Bucher steers sj GOOl Cows and Heers, So 10
a - -; Stockers and Feeders, ~ ,OG - 30
Sheep-Receipts 2,3u' head; shipments, - head best
grades nrm grades dl Low Grades - "a - 20
Fair to Good SO 5O0s %; Choice 10 Fancy ~ jDarj.
fOgs weak lower; Light - . 4O Packing, 50 30
50 go: Butchers TO Extra, - 6OQtj 90 Receipts lOOJ
head; Shipments ., 100 head
New-York tribune., 1884-01-11
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NFwYorK Jan 1O-BEEyEs -Receipts were !ine,nddi5g
cars over the Pennyvan into Jersey CITY afsr
nSnT hed S Fridays MARKET Among the
sold were a Indiana steers S p eS aygTas az
Tm and good prices expected 70 morrow % ,ood
City Slaughtered with the market nearly bare Of Prime
stock for which lOd c could readily be obtained western
s5pmeSts ss to-day 2S5 Live Cattle 1884 qnarer Of Beet
man The Rel ubc also takes out for Eastman 64s quar-
tiers Of Reef aud = ~ carcassei o. } firm NJ
for Voa 80 &c for Grassers No Choice & or Extra
Tt de E DUET The best Country Dressed yea Quota
such rarely exceeded city Dressed sell as high az 4c
which outside quotation Dressed Gras'ers slo" a
Saes-Hallenbock & Davis cold % veals l2O9l7O ID, at
Dc%6acK & Dewey sold veals Is d, at IO'ac; DO
l9 b at oe and Grassers 2i3 d st SI'ca S'ca . ,o 1oa IN
at iG Grassers I n. at 1c 6 co 22j b. at 4c' and
f%nI! kif6y & Co sold II veas lIG D. at &c per N
ca5, 5aT 70 aTrSe ASR M Of cars Jersey city
II cars at 6Othst Total for hye Gays S9O3 % hea s
fair prices much the Yesterday Very Few Prime %
quality with very little Prime Choice stock for SALE Sheep
' bs!.a at q Matca MI anf @ demand at 8aO and Dressed
IamSs selling fairly at 0IsdIlc. ,,.-
salcs-Judd & buckingham sold; ls5 state Lambs few
Sheep at 6icj ohio sheep I0a r. q at o, 5G IA
do l08 o. at ~; $50 do, 81 b. at - 45 1874 do ~ 10 at
5e 7G5 @o ai,i e p .d5 at = is M Western Sheep 1of 10 at 6
late ycs ray ltd Ohio Sheep, O D at - So lo uo "
p i Rose sold: 2sl Penn,yivana sheep Gew Iamb9 80
lb at . 50; 2OI I'VE tern m!iny Ewes TO- ct 20 30 %,
Sadlrr n Co sold lOj OniO sheep l3 d. NJ 40 2l3
do - Ib nj 5c 10 do II To- 4Sc 2ls Missouri DO 10
No. at - 80 10 kentucky do Sj Id, at 81 81 loO Michigan
DO 100 H. at - 93a, ., "a, =,
Hume d Mullen sold - state sheep, lol 70. at 63c 76
do I0g No. at lac; ~ h. nj sc; 20 do ~ n nj 4ic;
Ii6 PennsyIvana do b. 9ic; l99 do. !G H. at 5lc;
1Ol do 81 b. at jc and % Common state Lambs
81 b ~ &c. . . -, >, ., o..
7a i79 sheep los ~, at 6c; and 200 DO lOi d.
at 81 . go 80, ,..- on. - 100 ~ o
&C. is do 80 B at 5Sc; 1870 Western do, 10 10, at 5iIc;
and 30 state sheep and Lambs go n, at &C. , o.,
Walsh Kirby CO.. lis state sheep % 10, at SCI ana o.
do, ~ n, at b'4c ,,,-- -, -. 90. -.
Jersoy CIV and IA at 4Uhst No sales Oi Live Hogs
reported but prices nnay steady Country DIeset
in her 9h supply and little iru. Light JT5oys sell NJ
si9dgc Light states ~ S4a Sc Medium Jerseys are
ouOtcl AT li Sa' AMI AClun states az USIc, which
Win include Eunao Dressed Course to Prime Heavy range
from 81 = TO &c.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-11

H. sorea firm but a,ct for future delivery the follow
janaaI log sa sse' FSNTsHsr MAR
sse Crushed cubes sac Powdered
sIs, Srsn,Si'a - iiGs7ic, on "a" 0Sa7scy White Ex
ira &C" essc; EItra, &C" 04S6Ac.; u o@o'sc ioi-
quiet and barely steady City quoted S2
do5sc OleOmargine s;earine Sac -... ..o.su
TALLow-Has moderate inqniTy and Praees STEADY
Prime CITY quO 7ac sales 81, 900 ID az fsn to, r,
TEAIIarsn steady 900 for March sold at 22'ac Tne
spot mar et Is strong but not at all active
New-York tribune., 1884-01-11
PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD
FROM STATIONS OF
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION


from Brooklyn Bridge Pier
TIME TABLE-TAKING EFFECT nov. IS 1898
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON; Bound Brook
7.45 $50, lis 1870, 430, %.
l2:OOp N. SUNDAYS at $40 a. mr $50 ZOO p. m.
D S06pGn @ at At %a9b for M6SyanR coa 3
DKAWING.RoOM CARS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
CARS on Night Trains
Returning leave ePHILADELPHIA Ninth and Green sts.
stNDAS $50 5ss5 j;;55 Js% ,It JbiIq Sss S6d
herk' 81 a O s 9zS No. sC @ m 'O ''O 0O o0O'
leave TRENToN. Warren anu Tucker ST. a. 81 70 62o'
sS$ sG&b12s sS3 s5 5l3 H. 81 i5 Sf H. 's 0 ' W.
For WILLIAMSBURG a. o,41 ''41 300 a m9 SA5' 400
ForsUNBURY and LEwIsBURG at64j. 7:l5 a. mp S4J.
4pm.
100, 1850. 400, j:30 ZOO D. m Sundays $50 p
For SCRANTON at 6l5. 800 a. NJ, 545 ?. M
FGs%L1ERASBE o M & m D. and SUNDAYS slSs9N 5 81 ~ SO' %
Tor DEIFION at Uij a. m, BAD =.
IorTAMAQUA at UA5 45. 800 H. 100, 1:3O SA5 400.
IorBETmLEHEM. ALLENTOWN and MAUcH CHUNK
st CAS- 300 w. loo, lSO. S'i5. $50 H. Sundays az
For EAsroY at el5 900 a NJ, 100 l:ao 845, 4Oo iso.
$50 p. m Sundays, $3.50 p. m.
Ior STATIONS oN nICA BRIDGE BRANCH at 900 =
GorFLEMINGroN at Gas, 900 a m. 100 lSo 400 49,
6OO. $50 p III. Sundays 1870 p
FSrsoMEEyILLE3 3 at ea5 200 @ 1890 m l5 o35 % loo lSa
S Say 1De 45O SY s6 SS 55 CO. CG S9O M sO'
Tor PLAINFIELD at G45 45 200 g9Q 1879 d1 da an am
CO. 1870 $780, $40, 400, 4:3O QUO, 9lO OoV wv, VoS
.OOSOO $50 1890 l2.0O N. SUNDAYS AT eOU eAo
IN, 1870 400 $50, 300. POO M. , a. -
lS5L14Sf $50 1880 iii5 "t3s iisG D. ia6 100 y5 S
$50 500 80 Si5 AGO. 45 $50 4i5, 900, 6I5 $50.
a. 500 6l5 $50 a. 200. 7SO. 900, $40 800 1885,
ll.31 l2.1O 10. sUNDAiSst e.O0 Gao ~. l.S0 A:O0,
IT %EWXkA Al 900 6ij, 6l5, G4j, 7l5 7.3O s.OO sl5.
$50 900 0:l5 945 1918 l0I5, lll5 am, 1900 ~, t2t5
10 200 2.30 800, $780, 4OO, 430, 0O0 Olo 530 oa5.
OO 6:l5 $50 TOO, ESQ, Sl5, 800, 345. lO:3O ILLS.
l2Ob NJ SUNDAYS at 500 sf3, 1915 am, lZVOm, lI6,
500 400 900 6l5. 500. 800. lO.30pm,
For LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE, &C. (An raul at
900 s:l6 M i:SO, 400. 800 p m SUNDAYS (exoeps
ocean Gr0yel a. 400, lO+5 am.
For rFRREHOLD-At6 ., 8:l5 ll:O0 m, ] 20, 400, SPIN
korLAkEMUOD IONS NV kR and BAkNEdAI at S1o
am $780, %SO with through parior on $50 y u
For VINELAND and BRIDGEroN at 1850 pm.
NEW-JERsEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No 3, North River, via sandy Hook
For LONG BRANCH, EA1ONToWN, &c. at 500 p M
Tickets can be prOoarod liberty Pier no g. North
III, S33 and 1901 BToslway; 757 and 7i0 6th-ave;
Sl2 3d.avei Riying!on-sti 10 GreenWlch-st,
and principal Hotels IN NesiOrk city In BrUokyn at
Nos. Court-sL; ll5 Broadway $50 and oSo FULTON
st In HODoken, 204 washington-st, N 7.
transfer Company viii cali check from hotels
Va ~ c. a. HANCOCK,
J. h. WoOFrEN. General Manager. -
IL. y. BALDWIN,
General Eastern Passenger Agent. ITO Liberty 81, N.Y.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-11

Ga; Goof Ordinary Orleans 5Td Ordinary Orleans 6di
Good Middlng Texas 9fGd Low Middng Texas 16ltd;
Good Ordinary Texas l3l6d- Ordinary Teras brd Fu-
turesUplands Low Mddng clause April and May delivery,
6-e4d
p. m Cotton-Futures- Uplands Low Mdding clause,
February and March delivery Cd; do June and July de-
livery, l4-o4d. fntnres closed steady.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-11
11roposals.
PROPOSALS for Furnishing Headstones for

PROPOSALS for Furnishing Headstones for
Soldiers Graves.
OFFICE OF NATIONAL CEMETERIES
WASHINGTON, ID. G., Dec. II, 1888.
SEALED PROPOSALS in tTplicate with copy OF this
advertisement attached will be received this office
until ~ o'clock noOn Tuesday January 10 1854 for furnish
ing 5000 eaistOues less Of American white mar
Bile for unmarked graves Union Soldiers, under the pro-
visions OF the Acts Of Congress Of March s. 1873 ana Feb
mary 3, 1879
specifications for the work blank forms OF proposals. and all
necessary information the subject will be furnished ap
Office Proposals required to be submitted
supplied for the purpose. The right reserved
all bids Bids should be indOrsed Proposals
for furnishing heaGsOnes and addressed TO the undcrsgne
Il. N. BATCHELDER, Deputy O. NJ Gen, U. ). Army.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-11

Tho following sale was made Mt the Exchange
Salesroom to-day:
By Louis Hessr.
OF Unon.aye, lot 5Sxils'li G Raymond ~. $500
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
SEw.YoRK CITY
oliysEst No eo KOeller and wife to Samuel ,oo
Same property GP Kirkland executor KqeaIer 1900
Patrick Collins and vile 10 b s CLARK ...''" 500
and ND wife Gs moses
meSses sSs1an anu Ano'nei' 5725
wife to Catbaree connoT and smother 10000
22dst lot j75, 25x9s.s; John Randel and wife to
Same pTcportyi i Josephine Randel to sarah handel
opdydke and i another to francois Thomassen 725
and wife to Armstrong $4,000
TSrcil to Anton Bopp N'A -'--V'''' IG25O
referee 90 0H + peiaran 1000
Denmanst n s. i6 li Ii Of Old Boston I'd 5oxIiS6
,-, IN Zugner @ ct a. TO IuGner l. jJocs 0
Calgn and U% ife to N Maty 4 udG $4,000
'2dst 81 ~ it 90 OF e1dhgt3nstTe ISAIoli fFe"
6sthst 3 $50 Il 5da9e, 7sIioo.$ 1sinteresti
and wife to II aHinsE 10000
ma and SGf Se q to THOMAS Moore and another $4,000
Lewis 81: To fheo % Riker to Georgia Armstrong 2l6OO
o PsSPeIy PPsSPPesy SsSsa ANU 2Osl5
Wsas To- joseph KehneGS and another 5000
3st-st, 255 It OF lstave lS0 10 Bulkheadxl994
ohse 6S another h1a ii $4,000
marx and u husband to BsS6ette Rossnthai ' 1880
orclarlst, No lji Nathan Cohen and another to
Morris Friedman ...................-.......-...
FriedRan 1O45O
HGsch o ". 'a'oo anu 12O5o
2Ist.st n s. $50 IT Of 3d.ave 2231x050; James Vim
and wife to Sus IN Moore. ..... ...............
White to motifs Mattson -o.iD .i.'. 27.OOO
l50thst 2, 1886 W Of MOttave l8.3xl0O; w
Walker and another to III lockwood 5000
al to Maria Lintz lG6OO
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0eacber5.

4 MISS IESSE.3 36W Vest 2 lst-st. supplies COM
~ petet teachers tutors gOycluesscs singers house
keepers, gwen TO parents choice oi schools
4 MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE, estab-
~ hsbed 1885, provides promptly Best Teachers for Pm
Pupils Families, Schools, Colleges Circulars OF Good
Schools with renaGle noTmAton Tree TO parents Skilled
Teachers always wanted. Application form lOI stamp
J. W. SCHEkMEkhORN d Co, last l4tlstn y y
ABLE AND THOROUGH TEACHERS
~ OF all grades tutors lecturers cOmpanon
c circulars best schools charge those employ
ing teachers teachers until engaged h. MIRIAM
COYRIEKE q CO. 81 East lith.sL, Union square
A PRESBYTERIAN Clergyman (Amercan),
"A experienced and .su teacher wishes pupils at
his study-yOung gentlemen adiO Thorough instruction
Address EDUCATION, boz No. ~, Tribune once.
GRADUATE of Trinity College, Dublin,
~ a little time to open 20 engagement VI
visiting Highest testimonials and city references Ad
dress W, Tribune once, " \.
A LADY who has some spare time wishes to
~ few pupils IN Brooklyn considerable experience
preparation Of pupils English, Music Elementary French
and Drawing PLAN and fancy work Address b c. IrlD
Once. N Y.
INSTRUCTI0N.-A young educated lady
wishes 10 assist children with their lessons Address
NORMAL, Tribune office.
WANTED.-FOr New York State school, a
w lady for EocutiOn English and Light Calsthenics,
De accustomed BUaIdHg Schools aud willing 10
share Of government Address sECREIAhf BOX O72,
NeW.lOIk-
New-York tribune., 1884-01-11
STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS.

TOR BOSTON. {Fare Only SO.
L VIA FALL RIVER LINE. Limited I1ckels.
Best route 10 Newport Fa RIVER and all Eastern points
Daily service SUNDAYS EXCEPTED from Pier -8, y. r.,
al 4. o D M Steamers BRISTOL and PROV DENCE Con-
necon ANN BOAT Brooklyn ana Jersey city at
4 % M Tickets staterOoms may secured IN NewHork
principal hotels transfer and ticket Offices at the oce
Pier %, and Oh steamer. -.x -......
BORDEN & LOWELL, GEORGE l.. SONNOk
New-York tribune., 1884-01-11
New pn5lieatlons.

LII THE BALLS, WEDDINGS AND RE-
HOME JOURNAL
Sold every where. 5cSnts-Yearly, 81.
MoRitIs, PHILLIPS & Co.. SPaTk Place, New.YOrk
New-York tribune., 1884-01-11

DROPER PRIDE.
4 FACILITATING STORY OF CAVALRY LIFE IN
INDIA.
TIE TRIBUNE SEw.vnRK.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-11

The Enqlsh illustrated Magd,ine for January is
anexcelent number containing papersof substantial
interest and some very attractive illustrations.
The portrait of Mr. Arnold, while it does not present
the Matthew Arnold now known 10 Americans, is
good piece OF engraving. Mr.. Henry Jdmess paper
on Arnold which has before been mentioned
in THE TRIBUNE, should be read by al
who aspire to have more than sur
face knowledge of the writer's OF the time
Mr. A. J. Hipkins, who has an article on Inc
Pianoforte and its Precursors" shows himself to be
an industrious collector of facts concerning the
history of this most universal of household musical
instruments He has ransacked the libraries OF
Fnrone in his researches, aud, with something Of
the excited interest with which OrnltholOgsts
record the discovery of rare bird, he tells us in
his interesting paper how, not content with draw
inps sent TO him, he himself went to POtsdam and
in the music-room of Frederick the Great-'lef 1t
isundcrstood from the time OF Fredercks death uu-
disturbed"-saw the sherman panofortc upon
which old Johann Sebastian Bach certainly
playedr He does not relate the incident OF how
the giant Of German music was summoned from ms
simule home TO the Town Palace, to try the
"new.fangled things in the presence of the King,
assuming that this and many of the interesting
facts touching the early life Of the pIanoforte
familiar 10 his readers He starts his sketch with
an account of the Pythagorean mOnochord, which
had its scientific origin six centuries before the
Christian era; and then he follows the evolution
from this single twanged string through the clari-
chord spnet harpsichord and virginal the latter
sort of generic name i'll England before the Restora-
tom, TO the grand pianOfOTte of to-day.
Mr. Hipkins reverts to what he was himself in
strumental IN discovering-the proof that Barol-
omneo Chrstofori was, in the first years OF the
eighteenth century the real inventor Of the piano
forte The Germans have held very stubbornly,
and with backing Of trenchant arguments, to the
notion that the pianoforte was one of their many
inventions in music. Mr.. Hipkins, in discussing
modern improvements, is frank in his admissions
of the value of American inventions. " Almost
simultaneously with it Che is speaking of MIR.
Broadwoods frame with only two tension
bars. "the farthest advance of the English piano.
forte ~ has arisen a new development III America,
which, beginning with Conrad Meyer about 1888.
has been advanced by the Chickering's and STEM
ways to the well-lmown American and German
grand pianofortes of the present day. 1t was per-
fected in America about 1859. and has been taken
up since by the Germans almost universally, and
with very little alteration"
New-York tribune., 1884-01-11
hIuslca

NEW-YORK CONSERVATORY of MUSIC
~ EAST l4Tn.sr, Third door east Of 5fH-ANE
incorporated lSGJ.
nRGANIST.-An Organist desires
~ an mn ediate engagement church in this city,
Brooklyn Jersey y vicinity; gooi terms
sOnaDG Please address fOT week ALBEIT T. TIER
Box 81 Tribune Ouice.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-11
ReaI g;stute AQcnts.
Citp Real estate for Sale

OltD Rell USIaIe 1or D1le
ENOR SALE.-5th-A Corner and Broadway
Lots. WIN exchange improved property. PAUL TODD,
li5 Broadway.
DOR ~ALE.-DOwn-town Business Property
Il and Apartment Houses paying large income PAUL P.
TODD, 145 Broadway.
I EXINGTON-AYE., near 34TH-ST.-Four
- story stone fronti price reasonable. rutland 81
WHITING Beekman-st
New-York tribune., 1884-01-11
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL jan l0-l2:3O D. m.-Coton firm; Middling
Uplands l5lOd: do Orleans. 6ld sales $1,000 bales
clumg 1000 for speculation aud export; reCepts 1880
bales, including lJUUO American. tuures-U plands low
M0dlng clause January delyery, o tloAd January and
February delivery bU-Bid; u SD do February
and March delivery, OG.d; do March and pu delivery
10 ID 3D4d do, Apru and May delivery, Ot4d
also 1Gid do, May and June delivery lOO4d do June
and July delivery l304d; do July aud August delivery
Z l7-64d Futures trm.
uCOlt0nThe sales OF the day included II 200 bales
American. Good Mdolng Upands, ID Middling Uplands
lJ-lOd; low Mddng Upiands b i3-lbd. Ordinary Up.
lands 6Ad, hddlng Orleans. Ud; Low Abiding oTleans
New-York tribune., 1884-01-11
Ocean Steamers.

A MERICANS going abroad and desiring
~ precious stones choice JewelTy brOnzos the latest
novelties, Paris store No. 81 Avenue
de ! opera adjoining Hotel BELLEVUE ~ ..
HOWARD & COMPANY,
OF Fifth Avenue. New.York.
NATIONAL LINE.-FrOm Pier 80, n. k.
~ FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN.
FOR LONDON DIRECT.
CABIN $50 to S70 outward tickets s2G prepaid steease
tickets, so. f. WI HURST Manager, 50 aud 73 Broad
way, n. Y.
NAyHITE STAR LINE.-MAURY ROUTE.
W UNITED STATES AMI ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOROUEENsIOWN AMI LIEERPOOL.
GERMANIC capt kenedy THURSDAY. Jan. H. $50 q.
ADk IIt. ttyL Jennings SATURDAY. Jan. 2. $50 IN
BALTIC. Can't ence -...it ur'day, Jan. j, a mi
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK FOOT or WEST
l0TH-ST
RATES.-Saloon, StO, $50 ana 500 Return tczets Oh
favorable teTns sIeeraSe from the od Country sJL no1
For Inspection plans and other information apply
NJ. CORTIs. Agent
ROYAL MAIL TO THE NETHERLANDS.
~ co. pier foot Of Susscxst, jersey CITY,
tur RJ6lonEAIn.
SIS. p CALAN esnesAy, jan IT, q m
., ,,,s,-,,,,,,.,, For A. seIdon, ~ IAN as Ia n -,
First cabin. SEQ steerage, s25 prepaid slS
FINCH EDYE q co l. W. NORRIS
ri s. WIllamsL FreightAgts. 90 Bvay Gen. Pass. Agt.
NvgtNUa n
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Art Schools--CitY,

Art Schools-CitY.
MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER will receive pupils
" Ieginung Tuesday oct. It, DRAINING, OIL ana VA;
TER COLOR PAINTING, SILL LII, FLOW ElS and
LANDsC Al J., CHINA PAINTING ana DICOHAlloN
STUDIO, NO 50 MAI1SON-AVE
References
Mr.. n. HUNTINGTON, Mr. WILLIAM HART Nj
JAMES HART, Mr. a. +. BELLOWS.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-11
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RR; =,

IN <Pennsylyenia RR. fO0tCOruandt-
Stations IN New. York. ST. and d, sbrOsses-st.
(Pha Read. RR. toOtLiberty-st-
LEAVE NETWORK, commencing November 29, 1913 IN
For south AmOOy via Phia. Reading r. r. 8, SD ltgV
an l3O, 4, o. Up Sundays, 400 lO45 VIA Penn ILL.,
500 m, ~ m $40, m. Sunday m, 2 ~ oo o., >,
For MaaTan, &C. yia Phia Reading RE- o'0 p0 lS IL
Penn RR, m, i2 m, p M sundays, am, ? m =,
For Red Bank Long Branch Ocean Grove As6nIy PARK.
Sea Gir Point Pleasant &c, va philadelphia and adn9
RR. 5:00 SIS m- l.30 4OC 900 p; sundays mot
stopping at Ocean Grove rAsbury Park) 400 l0A5
wa Pennsyvania RR. a. m, l2m- 80, 5P. m sundays
mot stopping at Ocean Grove OF Asbury Park "a M m
For Freehold va Phiadepnja ana keatmg RR Sl5 IL
smy 30 400. p. For Newport, via Philadelphia and
Reading RR- 5O9 u, II a. M, 80, 4:3Q ), p 10. For
p Nneland BTidgeton, Atlantic city, So l3O
G. fAa,. A.. p r. RR H. P RR Acre supt
DOPULAR SHORE LINE.-For Providence,
Boston the lTai from Grand Central Depot.
Three daily Sundays eIcepted)
tparlor attached) and lOp NJ with palace
sleeping carsL sundays at 10 p. M with palace sleeping
cars Newport express leaves Grand Central Depot at
m, arrives at Newport T. > p III PaII0icars attached
V'HE UNITED STATES MA L STEAMSHIP
L co.'s LINE FOR JAMAICA, BELlHE, LIVINGSTON
AND PORT CORTE2.
OF about January carrying TIE United Mails for
Jamaica British Honduras, Guaema nd the Republic Of
Honduras Superior passenger acc mOdatlJn h A GUM
TARD, President No 81 Broadway
For freight passage apply to PAUL F. GERHARD co.
No Al
New-York tribune., 1884-01-11
Conntrp i1ropertp Uanteb.

WANTED. HOUSE on Staten Island, within
w ten minutes landEgi not above $4,000. Address
QUICK, Tribune Ohice.
WANTED to lease, in Westchester County,
w from April house OF ten rooms with
OF land Must have fruit and good water Not than
twenty miles city. Address stating rent etc. HOME,
No. G-s De Kalb.ave., Brooklyn
WILL EXCHANGE nearby property for
w Southern farm dwelling other productive property
Box 1883 New.l OFk.
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INTER RESUKIS. ....
ATLAS LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS.

For BAHAMAS, JAMAICA, HAYTI, PORTO RICO.
COLOMBIA, ISrhMUS OF PANAMA and NlCARAOUA
Tourists invited 70 avail OF these ps winch they can
un the Steaheis AZ Ioo
low Of - day which includes All
board the whole tme passengers desiring 70
change their route may any other
steamer OF they may On the voyage For passage
~PP' PIN, FoRWOOD a co, Agents.
~, "a oIaie-st, New York
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For Bows and Young Men---City.
A -CIRCULARS OF BEST SCHOOLS
"A. parents Please give paTGaars na snaTc MlhM
COLLEGE GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
ERAXK bRlsLER y 4 Aon Nj GI5Spei aic apply at
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columbia Institute, 100 West 42d-st,, +. Fow-
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CHARLIER INSTITUTE.
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f~.l oys and youths, from seven 10 twenty.
rT,HE NEW YORK LATIN SCHOOL, No. 8
boarding. mast pup 4n Send fSPSS fol Sua bAS&E Principal
THE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, No. p7,l ~
Madisonaye near 6ith DE- "a dtenfi u; GymDa
ssinn New building complete in ITS appointments Iho
C4th school year Just begun.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 1,4s1
y Broadway near @2dst: a1tR KSaf W \ FrncpIs
For oung Ladies-Citv.
MRS. J. A. GALLAHERS French Protestant
WI Boarding and Day school Tor Young % ladies go
9a1e S9I 2Gs1 10 md Primary classes in
Euglsh ANA French. separace class Tor little boys
NTESDEMOISELLES CHARBONNIER'S
Ladies' 80 East 3jh-st New1ork Gormery m Pnrs M VIII WI
reopen Monday October l. thorough course III ' i-n7''
For Both Sexes-CitY.
FRIENDS SEMINARY, for both sexes, East
L lGtl.s, and RutheIfOrdplace Kindergarten primary
academic and cole gate classes --. .. -,
MRS. HUBBARD has not arrived. Please see
"0O'i''''"' i''"'D The X G. ASSOCIATION.
DRIVATE LESSONS given in French, Ger
I'd man Music higher branches Decorative PANT
ing and Embroidery by lady OF experience; has studch
aJ oII. Address N b., i4l West 47th,st.
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The sncciqIties are: / The commercial branches in
cuded IN strictly business erucaOn 2. shorthand ani
typc.wTltng; 3 Modem languaGos. .,.-,..
scbo does othing ndnercny. II employs the best
teachers and the best methods teacnng ana CHARGES
q prosperous 10 never
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omen Wednesday January Address > b. PACKARD, 500
Broadway.