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WEST SHORE ROUTE.

NEW YORK WEST SHORE & BUFFALO RAILWAY
trains pesbrosses Cortandt and foot Of West va S
For Choago Suspension Bridge Niagara Falls and banNo
ASp I'll. a on . ,o d, IL
4. IN. - ,,-.-,.-.. por, Isackson
Ah hSonv as Ssi.kn - $40 90 m, 4,gO g
Newburg KingstOh ghand POughkeepse -, sSO iA'-o
q m., SAC, s;3O. % y. IN.
.Dily Other tralus daily except sunday 49,, ,ooo NJ,
Bunct Paror Cars $3.50 and ll2O H. an" a'V y We
PaTor Bnnet Cars on $50 train for Syracuse sna
Pullman Buffet sleeping p. m. train for BunA'
and Chicago. ,. 1910. y, ~, oooe, N the com.
many Jer-ey CITY Pennsy Railroad station hr2Sh2 S
Go2 CONT At KuncX ounce foot OF tuuust $50 NJ
ST. and No Z DoEabAvei NewloTL CIV Nos IoT, 80
IA 1,S AiO glB 323 broadway, No. Union S4oiV s,s
IA shay No los East l2othst PennsyVana XIX , 80
ION foot nesbrOssess ST. loot Cortiandtst. and CO.. ~
hIAoOl' ''V' HENRY MoNErT. Gen. Pass Agent a.
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LIVE NORTHUMBERLAND TELEGRAPH.

BUFFALO March -Cdlde- Receipts to-day 2lOO head total
for week thus far 100 head same time last week
head. consigned through l27 market dull.
Steers 81 sugS7 00 Common % FAIR 50 90 Light 10 Good
BuiChcrss - Z6dHi 20.
Shee-kecepts to-day i4OO head; total for week thus far
$500 head. iOr mo LAST week 5000 head,
through III dul; Fair 10 Good Western, -
az 10 Choice 10 Fancy % 0OGS 5oi esem Lambs 81 20
aS1 10
Hoqs-Reocipts to-day 5000 head; total ;o1 week thus
far 1000 head, for time Last week, 10000 head;
Consigned through % cars Good 20 Choice lOrkeTs 80
a3l Oo Light Mixed. 50 40dS6 90 GOOD Mediums " O66
20; Pigs 90 OOaEB 30
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r1rpoPFAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

IoNDOS March 3-1230 D. m.-United states -Four and n
Halt Cent Bonds II Atlantic and Great Western First
Mortgage Certificates. ATS Erie, 2Ja4 keWIOTk
Central lIslq Illinois Central. 1871 pennsylvania GO9i
Keadng 23as. Mexican Ordinary, o.
p nj onsois lOl lilo Tor money and ~ IOI6 i3 the
account: Atlantic and Great Western First Mortgage Irus
tees Certificates 49, Ene, 26is New.YOrk Central 1s4
Pennsyvs CO.'S Reading, 207 Mexican Ordinary, O24
Canadian Pacific, 6oFs: 81 Paul Common, 32af.
The amount OF bullion gone into the Bank OF England on
balance to-day ~ A6rUUO
Paris ayices quote Three Cent ReDes at 70 francs IS
Centmes for the account.
BERLIN March 3.Ibe OF the Imperial Bank Of
Germany sboNs increase specie Of 1900 900 marks
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THE MARKETS,
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Rircr. Tesseis and Radro1ds
NEw-YoGK. March 3, 1884.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
n

COFFEE-Spot Rio dun and nominal a. l2'c for lair OPP
dun and unchanged Sales, 1890 bags AZ Io15aV
for March: 1875 FOR Apr; lOSjdlOaO for Mavi loVO6
1890 for june 10 95a for July IL % for Ausu-t
February closing laTcy steady. MaraCahO actlNe ara
steady sales 65oO bags old crop 2j2 Guatemala ana D.
Sayana private terms: 5000 Old Cucuta quoted lz24
l2aC; do New do. l2lsc. "a
Co1ToN-Spot Cotton quiet AMI unchaned sales lzSo
saturday evening". including 40 Tor c0nsup
speculation. Receipts 90 the ports to-day
II l4i bales against "A l52 this day last week and ~
last ncn september !, 43Zbe'l Daes against iol'
500 period last seas 80 ,--.
The quotations according 10 the American casshctOh arc
n. follows:
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For Young Ladies-Citv.
For Both Sexes-CitY.

TUE MISSES GRINNELLS School for Young
ladies' and hldrou 80 Fast 55tbst one door IRON Maui
sousye separate department for boys. kinder saiiel'
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1nstrnrtiou
~ rows and Young Men-City.
ooI or uTNFS PREPARATORY

N(HI1tJTI UF I'f1I nj octontiNo
- sru0OI ~ Faat 4bh.st Introductory 10 a Scisnunp
Colleges. ]. WOODBRIDGE DAVIS {. H. IN ~ ! i'I
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, Isl
BROAD way 42d-at.; A7th year iImIyi
sNd Classical bcpts NJ. NJ. HOBBY. WI AKIN lilnc p'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-04

k-CUOICE COLLECTION of school circulars
" with udcious advice 10 parents and guardians Proes
cove every art and learning recommend
ed 10 colleges schools and families Reference to the ias
az Hon Hamilton FISH Secretary EyaTts cyrus W. fei
Nine HEsSE, 80 West 2lst-st, NewNork
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DETROIT March s-Wheat dull Mol white Fail oash
81 O2Sosl O2aa March, 81 O2l2GEl O2a April, ~ a;
May 81 6dG 40. Rcd 81 Qsi no White bSssc. Corn,
No o. Lo. asked oats 80. White ~ lloi No 98ae
Reoeipts-Wheat. 10000 busii Corn, 5000 bush. Oats,
1000 bush bhipmens-Wheat, 5000 bush Corn $4,000
bush Data. loo OuaA
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zpre,s Tanseave NewYork via Desbrosses and corlard

Express TTanSeave Newfork VIA DesDroses anu NoiaLug
Street Ferries 70 follows: .. n "a
$40 4 g. g. and D. m and II night Sundays, 6'l5 ~
10 Limited M 9, and m, and ~ niggnt
Trains NewYork daily, except sunday TO D ano
lilo q. m l. g L. and p connect ut Trenton ZOE
Camden. ,,,,- ,oo,
Returning trains leave Brolds Station, PhadePha l2o
BIB $40 A. 435 except Monday $50, 1880 $50, $50
II and III a. m Qimited Express $3.50 and $40 M
g. A. g. g. $3.50 TAO, Tao and On sunday l2:O gl6i
800 A. 4;35 800 4, tb:20 Limited, $3.50, l4D T2j
snd < p m. Leave Philadelphia via Camden, $50 a. ID.
dally except sunday.
Ticket Offices 49, Si9 and 944 Broadway, Asor House.
Of Desbrosses aud Cortandt Streets Cqurtst,
and BroOklyn Annex station, foot Of Fuonsrs
Brooklyn Bushs Hotel Hoboken Station Jersey city
Emigrant Ticket Battery Place aid Castle Gsr
den. -.
The NewYoTk Transfer Company will call for and cheek
baggage from hotels and residences
sftii4 EIES r PUCK J. r. WOOD
General Nanansr General ASS gent
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;STARIN'S
~ CITY, RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY

~ CITY, RIVER AND HARBoE TRANSFORMATION
COMPANY
Office Pier ls, n. r.. foot Of COrtlandtst.
Consgnments freight forwarded directed to any part
Of the world.
UNQUALIFIED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
Orders received for delivery Of ali kinds OF freight and m
chandise to any part Of the city.
SEA AND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAF-
BOR LIGHTERAGE
Freight every description promptly ghtered to any point
in the arbOr at reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS,. BARGEs AND Groves TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamer JOHN H. STARIN for NEwHAVEN. leaves Pier
ls N R. foot OF COrtlandtst at m. daily. SUNDAYS
excepted
Freight for points on D. l. ". r. r. received at Pier Io
For New.uaven and points Fast, at Pier is.
NORTH SHORE STATEN IsLAND-Eleyen Miles, for
Ten Cents via from Pier T. r., foot OF Whites
hall-st.
CENTRAL sHiPYARD. Communipaw, y. J.-Dry Docks
Machine ard shops Everything appertainng 70 TIA
construction and repair Of vessels.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

,-,,,t,r AND THE DIARY OF A sUPEKfLdS rons
MAN by IVAN GERGIrEyrTGn TTRG sLssoxI iamo
lated from the Russian 10y HENRY SLRsoNi'
DID 1871. Funk Wagnalls.
These two stories represent the Two huin"u ~ W
5tjons which in Russian life aroused an luiseiN'n
earliest sympathos--that of the seri 10 "hoi ','o
,onr;ce of his master meant Fate. and that oil the
MOOR noble who is even now forbidden by ms caste
20 work and to whom official life is not poSSoo, l"
6 Numn there is tho majesty OF unselnSh uo'o"""'
~ silent and hopeless suffering The hei" Is poor
,,aof aud 6nnb serf who secs the woman he loves
married 10 another by the will of the SHY ana ioic
rature his owner and who owes to her also the loss
fhoonc thing left that is dear him, Mumn, his dog
H. lodvsbin chooses to believe that the barking OF
.b E4tlo animal dsturbs her and DEGREES his death
No of his fellow servants darcs TO touch the pet
of the gigantic deaf-mute; but he bends 10 the IN
evitable and with his own hand destroys the thng
lao lovcs The narrative of Mumns death is a htlle
4racedv in itself told with stern simplicity that Is
infinitely touching
The story of Chulkaturin, the man to whom no
natural road in life is open, whose love gets only
1jdlcule for recognition. and whose awkward a"i
ucly exterior hides the romance and the tenderness
he is unable to utter is rs sad IN another way As
he relates il he rails at himself with bitter merr-
ment and snecrs at kindness while he yearns Tor H.
In these stories as in all Turgenef's novels, one
finds the hopclessness, the relentless gloom oil
Greek tragedy. Yet with all its sadness how differ
emf Is the realism of the Russian from that OF his
initators His characters are vital, they suffer
with pathos that ir1eSstbly touches the reader to
svmpathv. Those who would write IN the same
vein getsnercly his admirable manner full Oh re,
serve. OF sclf-restraint, of joyleSS patience; but
while under this surface with Gurgenieh ile throo-
bling arteries and quivering flesh his mitators offer
Us No thing more than lay figures in whose fortunes
it is impossible to take any lively interest They
represent before us only poor phases of modern So
ciety, while Turgenlef has explained to us nation
and shown the play Of emotions that are as Old as
the world and us new the hour in which they are
born.
The transations of these stories are poor but the
work has been done conSclentously; II Is the mis-
fortune of the translator that his appreciation OF
English Idiom is not always exact.
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For Bows and Young Men-CountrY.


A WOME-IIKE BOARDING-SC SCHOOL for
~ Young Boys T. KINDS, a. NJ, Hampstead Ill
ROYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
ID college Conditioned rejected candidates tOacHcd
summer winter stOckbrldge Mass T. HOFFMAN,.
RORDENTOWN, n. Military Institute
~ PrsaTes for College or Business; E9e iocaeu ne
Rev. WM {. BOWEN, A NJ, Principal
COTTAGE HILL SCHOOL, P0UGikEEP;
~ Sic n r. prepares Boya Tor Sonege MIfEY
f8HSi1%en' S'n0O' anu '0' Du'-'''N 0'
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY.
Worcester Mass; 18th year For full Information ap-
ply to c. B. MLTCALF,A. NJ, superintendent.
DENNSYIVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
chester z2D year co. TiiGo. HYATT President
DYE. Y.-Bradford Mansion School. Open
Is ing Of spring term FEB 8 CO COLLINS, Principal
For Young Ladies--Country.
DORDENTOWN, " j. Female College ;
esq0uy GGasS ygy hea Eo c aea %e address
pe'OI l''''' anu hev WI O. BOwlN 4. NJ, President
MISS MOTIFS English and French Family
vi and Day schoo Tor Young adicN S3 Val. ST. New
Haven conn The nm year begins Thursday SepemDeI ~
Circulars sent upon "lphcaloh'
TJNHE ELMS.-Family and day school for
GIRLS. No. l4 gh.str Springfield Mass t9r cirGI;
lars address the Principals Misses PORTER &CHAMPNEl'
For Both sexes-Country.
CLANERACK COLLEGE
- ana HUDSON River Institute Claverack' y y
FITS for ALL. coLIEGEs ard TgsINEss.
frS6Gl AT ana Mne P Tn y a Bi Iusasf
Rev. ALONzO fLACK IN. d., President.
INSTRUCTION AND HOME.-FOr four
locS SIe &d fES So "'R % re- box 3D. Milford Penn
pOCKLAND COLLEGE,,
IL Nyack-on-thc Hudson. - ~
BOTH SEXES. NO EXTRAS but MUSIC AND AK:
Private instruction scholars $3.50 send for
new catalogue w. il BANN19iEi, \. NJ, rIlnl!aL
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Musical.

MISS KATE FULLER. teacher and graduate
from the stuttgart Conservatory and pupil OF . Mar
montr i'm Paris pupils in piano harmony ana orgs
Ior credentials and terms apply 10 H. to No "a west
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0cntjers.

z tut ItLJ.
MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE. estab-
~ hshod 500 provides promptly Bc7t Teachers for Ir
yato Pupils, Famihes schools Colleges Circulars Of Good
Schools with reliable nOmaion irte 10 parents SKned
Tcacheie always wanted Application form lOl stamp -
J. W. SCHERli1.lHOKN q co. I last l4th-st"N y
BILE AND THOROUGH TEACHERS
~ al grades tutors lecturers, companions
&C. circulars best schools charge those employ
ing teachers teachers until engaged. f. MIRIAM
COYRIEKIs& Co, 81 Last l. inst. / MON square
PREACHERS WANTED.-LadicS: For draw
ing and painting; for elocnton for prccepltess Tor
gram dent assistant; salary $500 10 $1,000. Gentlemen;
Good dscpparan Tor Latin and Greek; elocutiUnist 1r
spring term Apply to A. LOWELL Co, 10 AstoI-piaee
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Art Schoc.s-City.

AIRS. LOUISA u. CULVER will receive pnplls
w beginning Tuesday. oct 16, in pRAMING on 0u ana
WATFIrCOLOR PAINTING, STILL LII fi5oM n.y., ~
am, a DStsA P CHIN A PAL Mt NC and DICOlAIION
STUpIO No. 50 MADIsoN-ANE
References: ,,.pr ~,
Mr. n. HUNTINGTON. Mr NlLLlAm mani -"i'
JAMES HART, Mr.. \. i. BELLOWS.
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Nrear Steamers.

A MERICANS going abroad and desiring
~ precious stones choice eweIy, bronzes or ne LATEST
novelties arc visit Paris store. No 81 AVena9
de Opera, adjoining Hotel Bellevue o.,
OF Fifth Avenue, NewYork.
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V'HE ERIE RAILWAY, better known rs the
i NEW.YORK LAKE ERl + AND WESTERN RAIL-

n
Arrangements OF trains from Cbanbors-st. Depot
9am-Day except sundays Day Express, drawing room
coaches TO BinghalutOn, Flmra and Bunaio. eicepnS
co9cGo, to Cleveland. tiucinnsn ana Chicago.
Tor fast ne-pulman Sleeping Coaches 70 utao arlYhE
7:25 Niagara Falls I'M salamanca 900 ms leyet
day. CONNECTING arrive Detroit $40 M Toledo oi-V
aaypPscGc Express for the West solid Trsin Of
Pullman Uay sleeping caches TO Bughanton tinra
SIS D m-Emicrpnt Train for the West
155 500 4t9 5lO 80 $40 $50 1880 1890 Y gh
Sundays $50 1920 IN :45 ESQ n u midnight 20 -
80 $40 $50 30 $40 1890 pm and ~ midnight sum
days $50 lO:2Oa m LAD $50 $50 NJ II midnight 80
Newark aud Paterson via Newark oiS SAC ~ m ~
Ony Su 5Se 100 IA l:46 3 81 $40 $40 Sis m and a
warwick $50 a m 4:Sopm. o..,,
Rondout aud Kingston and Montgomery o a 4:Sopm.
Goshen go 1920 $3.50 $50 4.30 s:l5p m sun+
SIddletown 100 0,5G m $3.50 43O sl5 sunday
$50 1929 m $50 pm The trains IN aud t9V IN
connect With Midland Railroad at Man.st Thessm nan
'' Polt JEWS $50 IO9o 4sO s16pm Sunday $50
Boas leave 2sdst quarter OF quarter after each hour
from $40 am 1913 pm every thirty minutes Az" HO"
iOi5 m u l2;45 every hour. =, ,-.., ,,o,,, snt
saspng caches ca be obtained and orders iof inc
ami transfer OF baggage may be leii az N NO
Court al Rrooklyn or az company elVs x, o.. I'm
Fxoress trains from the West arrive III ~ 'A'
1850 liH6 s% s9d 8RS GonI Pass Agent NewYork
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEH.
y Trains leave Tor knsewood Sios,er leInon5 sna
Nyssck S SS9 ~ : . "a m and 7i5 IN. ~
night s, spTins Valley and Monsey 7;lo 10 am $50 ~
Sunday ~ n. ARRoTr GenI Pass'r Agent Sow-York
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DOUBLE TRACK. THE. MOST IMPROVED EQUIP'
NENI. AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSIST
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING


NFW-TFPSEY CENTRAL DIVISION,
FOOT or ITBCRTYsr, north RIVER r...
D"''' nom Brooklyn Bridge pier.
TIME TABIE-rAKING EFFECT NOV Is. 1888.
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON Pa B9 20 no T9 100
Zoo D. m. SUNDAYS at $40 a. NJ. bSO' 1900 p N.
At Junction r q Cons Sn
hocken end Norristown.
OARS on Night Trans.
returning leave PHILADELPHIA yMth ard greens sta
1890 -:iO $50. il0O o. m ~ $40 9i4u oAo dIuHT
m sUNpAIIo SSo 99 o ooVi IN 10 loo sSG 20 $50
=. m SUNDAY, s:l5 a n, $50 p. NJ
Leave TRENTON Warren and rnSsers1 st. ~ GO SGS
905, zoos ld;3s a. M o6 49, 0'-'' 1919 p H. BUN
For NWILLI&&sP0RT at Gas, las, 600 a ~, S45 400
For For sgUNBURY AMI LEwIsBuRd at GAS, 7AOa m' 3'i5
For READING and HARRISBURG OF 7l3 900 I1:l5 m,
6S 80, 400, 5So 1900 p sundays at $50 P ~
For SCRANTON at 6:l5, 90 q IN. S:46 p m.
For wIIKEsBARRE end PITrsToN at $40. 800 e. NJ,
Iioo lao 3i5 $50 D. m. Sundays at b;3O y. m
For pRIFTON at 6.f5 q. m, 3:io p IA
For TAMAoUA B.45 7:45 600 a. m 10o 'iSo 3'4o AGO.
For - BFTHLEurM. ALLENTOWN and MAucH CHUNG +;
at CAS- 700 a. u, loo $780, sA5, t5o p m. SUNDAY ~
For EisToy at $40, ooo m. lOO' i3O' s4' 400 AGO.
ro o,'S S r on HIGH BRIDGE BRANCH at goo
q M, 4.OO, $50 p NJ .. .,,
For FLEMINGToN at Gas, 900 m, loo li3o 4CC $780,
b.0O 800 D. IN. Sundays, 13O p m
LEG 80 a SSS 1 1890 6 9 1873 no. sS1
y n
d gI i5S gsS R $40 7s ' &c., es 1873 go
sG no. 1873 is5. zoo sco 1857 tI5c o tT iBoOp M
$50 1000 1850 ilT6 also M I245, loo 1870 900
400 ss2 to9 M AS AS 400 100 SSo so 1888 S$BS
Yi:Sb iSI6O m. SUNDAYS ct 800. s'4o M l'SO AGO.
For SEwHRK a. $780, SAP ss e.S 7is, 49, 500 say
iiS, Zoo $50 soo $50, 100 lS6 800, sO, $50 1,s
DAD 7 a s so Pc lois St' i no. ls a M,
lis 500 400 BOO 0.l5 500 300, 1850 m ali, a,
I For long fRAEOH OCEAN GROVE &eu al rsiu ~
800 slb m, iiSO 400, 500 p m. bUNDAfs Ioh0ep'
ocean drovej at 400, 1Oilosm
For ERKF FWo6b fk5Ss and ais
I'm 1880 $3.50 D. with through parior cars Oh ~'O "
for sr@ VlnfNE1ANp and BRIpdEToy ct $50 p m.
NEW-JERsEY SOUTHERN DlVlsioN'
From Pier No A. North River, VIA sandy looA
| for ono HAANcH hATONTOWN, etc, at D. III.
1chs. ran b. procured NJ foot fberyt Pist 10 Sor9
ayeF at iaa adj 267 2ot. IA 4lpl 1al Vs. tSi AYa
fSS foadwayI ISL and ~ othAy@ ,gg ns IN
u y,k CIV In rooklyn AZ NOS CourLst ll6 trosl'
S 7a6 nlag FntonstI 40 hanhat,angxe1 De kIb-
way e, Atiantio ave ia 1ioboken, 2% Washingtonst,
EG .st.r 1cmpany wl call for aud eho0k baggage mum
| kote or residence 10 destinatiou,
No'ols W &. - HANCOCK,
| General Passenger ami ioAet Agent, philadelphia
| I II WOOTInH, General Manager .
Gspsrai Tastsrn Passenger Asen 10 l4bsrtysl1 X
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TO PHILADELPHIA.


20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND on
SUNDAY: 3 STATIONS IN PHILADEL-
PHIA : , IN NEW-YORK.
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ENGLISH POETESSES BY ERIC 6. RoBTETsoN, W. 4
I2mo. pp. 3Sl. CaSSell Il Co.

ENGLISH POETESsES BY EICS RoBrETsoN ". A.
l2mo PIP. 3Sl. CaSSell x Co.
Mr. Robertson's series Of critical and biographical
studies may serve rs textbook for young ladies'
boardinC-Schoo wherein the standard OF culture is
not high; but readers whose tastes are more vigor-
Gus than those of curpaper girls will find IN these
stndes little that is of serious value The author is
afflicted with too keen sense of the muliebriiy OF
his "poetesses," first considering them as women
and then rs writers in fashion that has been sup
posed to have ended with the race of Pinkertons.
Woman he holds. has a comparative lack of In
aeinatiOn. her trustfulncss, or dissemination 10
doubt. being one great cause Of this Lack and
greater cause lying within her springs of maternal
feeling" Children, he declares, are the best poems
Providence meant women 10 produce. There
j. more in life to satisfy woman therefore
woman has not been impclled TO such soul-search-
ings as man." These ingenious explanations of
woman's failure TO produce good poetry as man
are characteristic of the kind Of critic WHO always
knows more about the designs OF Providence than
any body else Heredity and training-the two great
factors which more than others must be taken into
account in considering the differentiation of mind
are apparently as unknown 10 Mr. Robertson as TO
those Laura Matthias of the generation preceding
his. who were accustomed 10 print nice little books
OF Advice to Young Ladies by Lady" The tend
ences and habits of thought gwen by mother and
daughter the education and associations of women,
have not been such as to cultivate the stronger and
lofter poetic powers it is hardly necessary to bring
the unknown designs Of Providence into the case.
II may be safe to say that Providence meant TO
DE fathers; but many have found that character
not incompatible with the production of poetry of
the highest order.
Mr. Robertson begins his series with short essay
on the Matches Orinda," the good and beautiful
L. itr Z ,. Loo I,t-a of
the second Charles left name much sweeter than
her verse lie ends with Miss A. Mary +. Robert
con, young lady whose poetry While it is reason
ably good in form lacks the force of real feeling
The value of Mr.. Robertsons criticism may be est-
mated by his praise Of Mrs. Opes silly little song
$50, youth beloved, in distant glades;'
and bv his mention of LOngtellOws originality
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
4 On and after FEB; p. lSst.

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE 49,. .
Trains leave NewYork via DesbrOsses and COrand seet
Ferries as follows: ., ~,
Harrisburg Ptsburg thu West and South, with Pullman
Palace Cars attached m and p. m. daily NeW-l0rk
and Chicago Limited of ParlO Dining smoking and Seep
ing Cars at Q "A. every day.a
Wiamsport. Lock Haven, m p n CORY ana IRE az
connecting CORY for I1tusve Petroleum centre
and the OIL ogtOns. .,,,-,.., v-..t-.o,o.,
Express" Of Pullman PaTlor Cars daily etcePt 7nhoy
o. n arrive Washington 4O5 Regular VIA b. anu r.
RP At 6-O $50 $40 and pm and ~ nlSuti Va
and o. r. r, ana and II night SUNDAY % %
and r. r. els NJ p and Il night Via b. ana " H'
r. =. and - night 80 ,-.-.
For Atlantic city except sunday with through car p III
For cape MAY, pt sunday, ll:lO a. m -...,.-.
Long Branch Head Junction. and mteIen9le s,etlVns
via Railway aud AmhOy, m. IL noon 5V, o ? H. Sh
Sunday q r and o y. do not sop ~ AsDuIy itik.D
p Tooty1 Apnox connect with all through trains 90
jersey city, anordiug speedy and direct uSA''t "r
Br0OslyntTayeL .,o..s,,ooo N, 7.9o AMI
1000 n M daily and dauy except MOndsy fi0n
Washington and Baltimore. $50 and go a. NJ SI' S0V'
6.O g.2O and 1875 m sunday, o;3o o''V a. us
In05 anu iO3b m from Baltimore, l:20 on SUM
davs $40 D. m From philadelphia 90 6l0 $50 90 (,
STsent Monday $40 $50 lO:40 ll:3O a. N 2O 50,
80 $50 G:tO 1920 1850, $50. 800, 1905, 1920 and
sunday, 300, DZO o1l, O;1' t'v0 AA'SJ q vi
eco 49, O:2O, 1905, 1920 aud 1885 . ~
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DnnCne 1ta0emlrs.

NTR.P. HARVARD REILLY, 57S 5th-ave.,
vi returned from Europe For teruis' &cp Apply az
thesChO0.
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK Monday, March 9, 1884
The following sale was held at the Exchange
Salesrooms to-day.
Ri Rtrhrrd v HCypcH CO.
lantcrest in the 2-stoIv frame buildings, with lots,
o $50 Cherry 81, OF JaCksOI-sts
M NnlCnfine RnsaNll 4l.-uO
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Gtednooats ano RallroG1s.

baltimore AND ONO RAILROAD.
ID MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST
Via Philadelphia Baltimore and washington
Trains leave FROM Pennsyl wanna r. X Depot: 4. ,,y..
p. except sunday for Washington ana All points 49,,
D. m, DAILY FAST EXPRESS through sleeping
coaches Chicago Cincinnati II. Louis Connects lOi Ill
PI2 1IDNIGHT daily Washington and all points West
For TIme Tables Tickets. Sleeping Berts ana faggto
aIpIy at Companys SO, p Broadw&y Cour'
81, BTOoklyn; Pennsylvania Railroad
EOR BOSTON. rare only Do
II VIA FALL RIVER LINE ( Limited IcKSIs
Rest ronte 10 Newport Fall River and all Eastern points
Da,y service SUNDAYS EXCEPTED, from PER -, ~ n.
ar n m steamers BRISTOL and PRONlDSNC ~ on.
ccou nv ANNEX BOAT from Brooklyn 4:3O Jersey " ~
m Ichets aud staerOOms may be socnIed In New 9lk
ar mi nrinrpa hotels transfer and ticket 0ce az the onco
on pier and on steamers. cvOpcr1 CONNcp
BORDEN d LOWELL 1hOh" - ii 1oss Ant
Agents. zen ! ass Ab'n''
MOP ROSTOY. FARE ONLY SO.
4 Oi' 'O1 Via STONINGTON LINE.
INSIDE ROUTE avoiding Point Juuuuh,o - N
steamers leave daily except sunday from Flei 90 n ~
'ayS'' I" W. PoPPLE Genl Pass Agt, III west-st,
NORWICH LINE. Inside Winter Route
To POsTON So WORCESTER, 81 80. NASHUA, - o.
p0PlIAND TO- and 10 transfer
Steamers CITY OF NETWORK
CITY OF IAWRENtE 1870. 10,
i,o~ p,or W 40 North River foot % Wattsst next let
above Desbrosse Ferry daily except sundays AZ 2;0O p III
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.-rrNtr AND THE DIARY OF sUPE IK 4'yonso
e-eW1N nv VAN GERGIYEVTTCU TURGENlEFf' ,p,no
iatSd from the Russian by HENRY GERsONl' A-
1ai Funk a Magualls.