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New-York tribune., 1885-02-02
STATE or TRADE.
DOM ESTIO MARKETS.

BOSTON Mass Jan 3l-FIou quiet anil unchangc J:
y &csf1 s. Pasn snPsIls ars |isa Patent
TO- Corn yeTy ape pegs 9Reaagea 5S @
Oats tirm and strong No White 30 q i0cs 40 Whto
oar SnSst, Ss '1s S pa 'qi Sas
l.sOO oush.; shorts $500 bush
aa SsS SS$ ] 65 81, RAJ.
e1 = j5ss Is 3 & ae . FANNY g. H. b
s s. a s. l @ S Western
southern Red 9i@9Sc do amber q s9ss Ga No Not Nay Nay
81 an &C. Janaar1 $50 asoc February 38s5 May
93'sG53a.c Corn-sohern nrm Western seay; southern
spot 81 gs5 4c January, 81 ta5l qc feGraary asha
sTa 5se MsEcA western wS Sas F &a s1G
.ss sG uey ssf PORK seS 80
50Sl obs Wheat O92 oash Corn i0sooo 09sh 1o
bush; oaa 800 Oush. saes-wheat 471oOo BUSH. Corn
oSsTA s'5 5o f%ss ara nany
$ H., sIortrie s. So Baooa aas so1ilers s5i
nqr6 81 @ short Gs1T and s & 81 s Ssy 5S tSy &c. pa6 iS
ing and Bnt hers. "A 4jasi 0O receipts 2oOo hea1 'uo
Winter Wheat 50 56ast SIS spring Wheat g o59st 20
d% Cradles saKs5s o. I "a s.
s1as a n snS @ ss Fesna sanS7
i &C.: March II &c. 7sci May i29 $ &C.
&o So 81 RED C9SeeG iso:9s No Red
nS 1nG e J%sS sass ranges eSsus can & 5y s
ss35.c, closing at 3jGs,Sc; May 3So'S OEc; closing
2iisc May 3Olgc Rye steady 81 s, BareyNo2 Jd j6o
Pork frazer; sales ranged CASH sil gsl2 10; January
s2 o. ~ II closing at si2 1882 7 March s2 2Oa
IS q January 80 50 S2l coMng at 81 so
February SO = L. closing So S22 March. - 9V
Bukmeats Shoulders "a 9UGs5 90; short RIB. 50 ljg
81 20; short Gear 5Ods6 IS. Beceips-Flour 10000
bbls. bush; Corn. l,3.O0O Oush.: OATS
g5OOO Rye 5000 5Ish, BARLEY. $4,000. shipments
Flour 1000 Db3t Wheat 1000 bus1i Cora ll2OoD
BUSH; DATA 53OOJ ousl. Rye 5000 BUSH; Barley 3lOoo
6usb.
DETROIT Jan whea, arn,r. No Wits, Ca,l seize.
January. SGc February. S6i.c.; May. 9Ohc No Red,
7Sc. No. 2, 42l2G O&ts-NO. White. 33c-: No
2, 32c. ReceIptS-Whest. 10000 ousn-
MILWAUKEE,. Jan; 3l-Folr steay and firm Wheat
frmer . Milwaukee cash. 764c. January. I6lIci
February. 764c; March n isc; May, s22c Corn dull
No g. 42LGi3C Oats dull; No. White. Sic. Rye easier
No l. 6jc Barlsy-Nn z SDrin. 53'tc; No 8 Spring
Extra SOC. Provisions hrmcr; Mess PORK. 81 TO- Casa
and January; s2 TO- February Lar-Prlme steam 50 50
Cash and Jnuary; 81 81 February sweet Picked M ~ ans
Wheat 81 900 bush: Barley. $4,000. Smpments-Four.
o. 900 bbls, Wheat IL .u0D oush. Barley. 2j0O0
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legal Nollces.

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
DNEW.YoRK, PLACE oFTRIAL COUNTY oFktrGs -
Fanny Hphorst Elizabeth A. ayerly plaintiffs a,anst
Almra G. Robbins, Julia a. lItchid and James licld
her husband Julia St0dder and entw0rh X Stoer her
husband Amanda Ashbey, lemuel burrows ana MARY A
rows his wife Joseph H. Ashley James H. shbey William
Ashbey Annie Aahbey Mary shepherd and Iolcrt ~ ~
Shepherd husband Of Mary Ashley shepherd decea.ed
WKapalye BoeT0m; rum = ShSrea D. King "eorge
sayres OF the last VIII and ,e,tan.n, Of
Walter Nichols. deceased Minnie o. SchencI Wsr,in
V. Il. Schenck and George T. Schenck as cY.nntors
OF the last will and testament OF Martin schenck
nus Casner and Georgf O. Joyce OF The las, viii
and testament OF Deborah W. Mason deceased redreG H.
horst Peter II Cayery Louisa Ellsworth and William E,
worth. Defendants. '
You hereby summoned to Complaint in th,a
action copy on Le nIsin,,n.
within twenty after the seryics ri . 49,.
exclusive OF The day OF service and in OF yor
by default for he rel Of demanded the compant 'ou
Dated December 3l 1854.
JAs. X. HILL WING AND snoupY
PLAINTIFFS AT1oRSEYs
OFFICE Nos. 4J49 WIIIAM.sr
NEw.YoRK IIIY n v j.
rsNO THE DEFENDANTS, Almira c. Robbins
Il Amanda Ashley, Joseph II. Ashbey James IT. Ashley
William Ashley Annie Ashley Mary Shepherd and Robert
q. 4. shepherd: "
The served upon Won y
3astices supreme Court Of the state OF SewYorI
dated the y day OF January 1880 and hed with the com
plant the OF ee II the crk OF County OF Kings az
the co:nty Court honse In the city OF brooklyn
JAS. X. HILL WING AND sHoUDY,
Plantins Attorneys.
Nsw.YorK CITY.
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pHILADELPHIA AND READING R. R.
,,NEM,J EKsEY gENTKAL DIXIsIoN.

rSof 6E GIbhErY'ssT1; MoRrM kiXfa,
o TIM sSS EsFssT NOV A lss ,os
ESS S %s oS & qo ls a n lSe % @ ssS sS So I q
@ at IuHOn or 0 1u.s ns
oM ca KS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
l ss liz M a. ss's sPs oFssr s: S
sHN994Y 9 1856 a S sso Es Sa saS ss5si sSs ' %
sTHnAy M ws,tsS % .Sp ana 3 n soo
gee iee iss ia 49, ga y 7:5s :TD nv M Sun i
rds 4Ays 9 XII So sTRehGny LEwrsBuno ana
at cC no. 900
For SS Es S bI Ca S u as sSaaaYi s Ys M sG 3 o @ 900
Fer Fer ssnSSS & sSs pIfsras 81 81 & Zoo 81,
loo l;50, $50 545 p m sundays at 6'Sop ~
For For Raatt a, C 7a5 aS stsp M M 100 @ s4, 4o
a g c ys ss "a cSTSS su5sa;
For EAsToN at 400 TOO, s.5. Loo. l.so s;as 400
For aiaa 'sH BRDsEp iS bh.SG S3ss. q: 400 400 s 900
For YFSIhMINaroN. TOO s..S r ioo i.so 4vo. 40
For sGSb Sig 4 fs@%. s5d st 1924 Iss
80 zoe, 500 1850 p sundays, 400, 500 n- 80
For fIXISfIELp eoS eS9 7se s sss oss 1880 @ lils y
DAYS $500 500 $40. is:oO m. 1850. a;o5 $780, 100.
For @ @i5Ss SRAScM OCEAN GROVE, S., (sn s.n ::
s:n o ,ls drove MT ri S o SIC as S' m SUNDAYS '1s'''
For For hIvEs and tGI SsS
8l5 a. M. li3O, ii30 p In. ..,,-.s "A
For ATLANTIC CITY, VISELAND and BRIDGETtSW
NEW,JEaSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
ssy %s5b $Ss 4 s
Tickets DO procured fos. Libes,sst fics @ NSs
sSss Mys asS g. s and aS sss Ill
H. 10 and 143 Greenwch.st, l9s 2os Ess: i2,tasf:
Sr;okyn 4, NJ esart-ss iS' bfSsHwy 81 81 A.
I2s In HoSSssr nS ~ ssscs Ss
gage from hotels residence 70 destinstscn tscncocu
y. e. WOOTrEN. u " hANSO'jHs1s.S. -
} BALDWIN q. \ p Ass. yla ihwNsH G,N--
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirsr. Vessels and Raitroad'.
NvwyopV Ian 81, 1888.
d, w. Flour
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw.YoRK. Jannary 31. Isl

NEW-lORk January ol, Iooo.
COFFEr-Rio the qulst AT 9l9c for FAR; OPP
tons dull and cary advance Of points was har
lost receipts at RI. 500 bags: HayTe = 10 ~ nlse
refs hig er than two days ago ami eAcDhn &c ~.
hlgher Slntas prices lac higher than week M mSOi
m rxe here barely steady Scott - Lehman Wero
the largest sellers sales l0500 bags closing as oqT5
7SJ07.y0; March, SO0nS05 Aptlt X ~
Nav S20ds25: June, $50 0S3i July. siods:lJ; hllu
grades Sales $500 bags Maraoabo and 3OV foro
CabeO private terms.
COTToN-Spot dull and Lice lower only !. bales sol
deliveries Yesterday lSOO 'aes receipts az INC lots
IL los against 724 last and li773 last wear
rhe quotitio ACCORDING TO tho An1rcan cd''dcA'a
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ruRoPEAy PRODUCE MARKETS.

LvERPcoL- Jan. 3lProvisions- Cu@berlaId % Cut
Middles, 32s short Clear MddeS
Ss Cd short Ribs 3js. sd; shoulders 29d Cd per cwt
Rcof-l1s I'd for Extra Indian Mess Prime Mess. ojs Od
Pork-Prme Mess, 6SB va per bbl Prime Mess Eastern,
63.i Western, 5Os Lari-Amerean 36s Cd; Prime West
ern 39a: Lard on. Cd. Hams-Long Cut, U4s. Od,
Shoulders 3D. Butter 1923 Co., per cwt Ter finest United
States Cheese-Anierican Choice, 61s. I'd Whoat-hed
Wcstern >prng ~ Id GIs 3D.. ed Winter Is I'd 0ls 6d
er ceaia No spring 7s d. New Western Winter r. "a
NeT Mixed Western IS I'D; California No IS I'd q
rs I'd. California No IS ID Is I'd per GENITAL Produce
spirits OF urpentne 2!s 81 DO at London lis ad per
cwf Refined Retro l-Gd per gallon. Clover Seed
American Red 4Ss per cwt Taow-35s Od. per cwt Rosn
ornnon So yd Pale 9s Oh lis Od Liuseed OH. 20s
Sd. per cwt 49,, 80 = - oao
O per Calcutta Lnsc d. f2s. 3 per Lnseed
Cake ~ ~ so Os. per ton Refined Petroleum sol a
I'D DER gallon spirits OF Turpenne, 2ls I'd. per cwt;
Sperm OF, 80 pert ton Rosln- ommon Is OIL a 8 Sd;
Pale ia n lis Provi viions-Lard 4i-. Oi. per cwt for
Americans sugar, lJs gd. per for Cuba centrifugal
poanEing JG aud llsGls. 3D. for Cuba Muscoyaio fdir
rc.n unaf
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Proposals.

GREAT KANAWHA RIVER IMPROVE
~ MENT.
PROPOSALS FOR IRON WORK OF NAVIGATION
PASS, DAM NO
U. 8. ESGISFER OFFCP. 37S ST. PAUI.sT !
--. BALTIMORE MD, Jan. ~, 1881, ;
PROPOSALS. for the iron Work OF the Of Movable
Dam the Great Ksnawba River West Virginia four mile,
bcOH harcstn, embracing about
"a OOr pounds Of will be 10 iyed at III
Engineer Once Charleston Kanawha Olnty, West Vir.
gina until noon o February a. 1885, ahd opened mredi.
ateiy thereafter
Specifications he had upon application TO Mr. A NJ
SCOTT Assistant Engineer nj Chaston. Drawing, viii he
erhlbd anu all necessary Information given Charles.
ton ONCE. - NM. T.. CRAIGIIILI.
heutenantCol0nol of Engineers Il. n Army.
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4lsc 90 do 90 % $40 do 10 ID, at 40; 132 do ~ no.
at 4c, and PA do ~ ID. at 4c. .,,o-...s
Collins sold 10 Jersey spring LAMBS nj FL 20 Per heao
do at $40 80 each do, at So o,o. ..s * ... =.
HoGs-Recelpts % cars OF 394 neadmi1 cars M az
4Otbst and cars Jersey City Total for the week AZ o
head against 9 head last week No trace 10 1--we oss
Feeling rile weak Nominal quotations., ~ Io@s' ~
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Ste ,mboa.s ano Ra,!roa,s

A -SlUNlNUIUN LINE.
FARES REDUCED. FAvoRIrE WINTER ROUTE
.. leave IRON Pier S3 ~ r., daily sundayS
Sncson. % 2 G m risciass to Boston, So Corresponding e
i. W PopplE. General Passenger AssnS
TOR NEW W-HAvEN-Steamers leave Pect
m time and
LNOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU
siSa s than BY shst roas EAST ~
EALL RIVER LINE.-Ihe besr Sound route
TO Boston and the East ow fares large and powerful
stemers BhIsrQL ana @ ScE from Pier 70 SorA
~ BORDEN & LOWELL GID 'ONNOR.
~ Agent, NcwY0rk Ger. Passr agent.
HARI,EM RIVER BRANCH ,rro,n,
NY. NEw;HAyEN AND HA Corner i5a,.si y ~ ana
leave Harlem Ryer Ssro RTGss across aSss
S%SaT Ssr. ssa e; sssndSa zS ss s
f2 pdn Si4 uate s'e o poa 1--WE Farms West
E@g ChsseT nS fs% oce RsV conaeetp az
sess SSr e TeT Have S sna SaIoa Shore Line
eng % tpio Tor New Rochelle ami oil ntermedatest
2ns nay 3S 70 cr asy sfSsas sp
lions q lZQo rron and gS9 m she e. Gran cens Depot
s ana na tn oson via shore ne
EHIGH VALLEY RAlLROAD.-Passenger
IL trains depot foot Of CortIand and pessrosses
aS sRd dsn 'sy %ss EssS siSsass
Wayeriy Ithaca Geneva Lyons Buffalo and the West Pull
man through coaches daily Local trans at Am and 540
Eaoa seshssem and sn GSPa Z D. m csrpec, for Al.
kSIuss kayes Tor 10 Manch Chunk and Hszleton $40
General Eastern ONCE No. e B. GS9TSGToN O. 2. A.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
l. on and after jan. l., 1888.

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New York via Desbro5ses Cortanit street
Ferries foows
Harrisburg, Pttsburg. tie West and South with Pullman
Palace Cars attached. a. M, and D. 10. daily.
YORK and Chicago Limited of Parlor Dining smoking and
Sleeping cars, a. . IN. every day.
WiiamA Lock Haven a. y m. Cory and Erfs
p m connecting CORY fer fiiusyile Petroleum
Centre and the of Regions
Baltimore washnston and the South Limited washington
Pullman Paror Cars daily except Sunday 10
a m arrive Washington l05 p. m Regular 6:20 s:od
and $3.50 q. m. l. $40 and IN and II night sunday
6:l6 a. m, p. m. and II night
For Atlantic city except sunday loo m.
For Care May. except sunday. llil0 a IN.
Long Branch, Bay Head Junction and ntermsdile sta.
on sunday a. and p. do sop Asoury Park)
Boats rOOklyn connect with al through trains at
JerssyiCy. afordng speedy and direct uansfer for
Brooklyn travvL
ln2O m daily and TOO M daily, except Monday. From
Washington aud Baltimore $3.50 $40 o. m 20 S,i0. 800
b:3O glo ana 1908 Sunday. $3.50. GAO 1905
m. From baltimore 9:20 IRON Philadelphia So
lls0s M l2O. 200. $40 3NO $3.50, o2O 7;20 1880. $500
e2O 1905 and 1920 p M and l2;S0 night sancsy $50
m
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DAY. 8 STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA, IN
NEW.Y0Rk.
Express NewYork via Desbrosses and Coure
landt street Ferries as follows:
600 7:0 $3.50 90 aud 10 Limited H. lilo m 500
3i 410. ). 81 and and night. sundays 6l5,
s9LImitel and 10 a. M T. ., = : and o p M, and IL
Trains Leaving Ncs.York daily except Sunday. go.
Trenton fOr Camden. :.
Returnng trns leave Broad Street Station Philadelphia
l2Dl 81 $40 400 435 except Monday, 500 30 s2q
$50, II and Has Limited Express. l;3D and s2o
P2oi sIS so leo i:S6 $50 "a q. 50 imlte,t $50,
TAO and 7A5 p m Leave Phiisdcphis via camden. 500
a. m. daily. except sunday. -
Ticket oices: $40, 43b, and 9i4 broadway. Aston
Uouse and and Cortaadt Court st.
and Broos yn foot OF Fultonst, Brookyn
pusc's Hotel Hobosen; station. Jersey City: Emigraut
Ticket Ofce No. Batlery Place md Castle Garien. .
The Transfer Company Will ca for and checH
baggage from no ,es and residences.
CHARLES T.. PUGH. ]. r. WOOD
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
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Good doriInarv........ sia Low Mililng.
Strict Good Ordinary -. 8sls Midllng q
Fufutes dull and TO points lower; Liverpool do
presed receipts tins week likely To- exceed those
OF last week by 1000 baes Parker sold 5tsO May III
NAV early IIenn sold July and August; Mohr sold AprI
and later months; Inman bought little june at LAO
IN A. bales,
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Qrar1er5.

Qcac cler5.
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ Agency snDplic. PrJfess0r Tracherg TuorA Cover.
nesses colleges. ScnODs ami ia Miles Anply q
MRS. IL j. YOUNO-tULTON. - umJn square.
A MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE. csfab
~ bsed 3o5 prOydedpr npty hest Teachers Private
Pupils Fanies schools CoegeA Circulars 0 gDDl school,
reliabiH rsly1.s.
always wanted. Application form Tor stinl
J. W NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. & 80. I t1st itlst, " Y
4 SUCCESSFUL teacher Of eleven years cy-
~ perience desires few pupils collegiate
branches careful attention 10 neglected. eucatOna Address
TEACHER. 800 West l5tA-st.
CANADIAN GOVERNESS wishes daily pu-
" pills. English French. music; terms reasonable Ad
dress EARNEST, Tribune Uptown once, 1898 broadway.
VALE GRADUATE.-An experienced In
Il structOr AMI private tutor t3gr1g }.
hours daily. Addres, B. A.. Tribune Ollce
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NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSl

IN RIVER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Octooer Q, Iooss
through trains will leave Grand central Depot s~
1890 Rochester and Montrea Expiess through oia"'
$40 a. m Fast Limited Chicago and st Louis Express
with stopping ct Al bany Utica hoJp
ester Buffalo Niagara Falls Erie, Cleveani anu Ioled3
arriving at Chicago l0l0 and ST. Louis 7:@o M nexs
day. ,.-...., ,.-. .. c.n.,
daigua Niagara Falls and Buffalo connects Tor
Tia m western New.York and Northern Exprcss with
drawiny-room cara WA, ,,. .,..,..
"a n M Accommodation to Albany and Troy.
St Louis Express with sleepinscars ior Niagara
G3i D. Express with sleepingcars TO syracuse aad 70
road and Saratoga; also to Montreal
t9p n Pacific Express with seepnI cars Tor hocneser.
Buffalo Niagara Falls Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicsgo
D. Night Express with sleepin gears 70 Albany an9
Connects with the morning trains for the west anu
for the North except Saiurtay niaht ~ = po,,,-
tickets sale at Grand Central Depot, No, hownns
Green 252 and and at Westcoirs Express
Ooes Park.pace ana 7s6 and 5i2 Broadway New.Yor6
aud 333 Washington and 730 Fulton sts Brooklyn and ~
Iourth.s.., williamsburg. T..
Recommendations IN drawing and sleeping cars can
the ticket Offices IN NewtorK CITY, anu ~
'y Tag ,ags ealled Tor and checked from residence.
sTRese trains daily. All Others daily except sunday
tihese trains stop at Harlem l25th'st anh stn
j. NJ rOUCEY, - y. IA Ir.n i. IN.
General superintendent. Generai passenger Asens.
DOPULAR SHORE LINE.-For BOSTON
and the East. All rail from Grand Central Depot Thre
express trains daily (snndays excepted to Boston at me-
~ m tparor car attached lo With palace sleeping
'-i''' S' " ~ ~ r. W. POpPLE Agent.
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For Bows and Young Men-Country.

For Boys and Young Men-Country.
A lexander Institute, military boarding school,
N White Plains y. Y. Principal .. H. WILLIS, Pm d.
HOMELIKE BOARDING SCHOOL for
~ Young boys. f.. HINDS. A. NJ. Hampstead, l.. l..
DOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
ID college CondnoTt6 or Nlttfto tti cifat,t coached
summeror winter stockbridee. Mas. I.HoFFMANN
BACKWARD and INVALID BOYS.-The un-
thecarean I,5ri,tiJa II son ,byt spshhtg Adire,
Dh WILLIAMSON. Lyme, Coah
DORDENTOWN, n. J.--Military Institute.
Prepares FOR Coicre or Busnesa tnsy loclteL health
Rev. WM. G. BOWEN. n NJ. Principal
COTTAGE GROVE SCHOOL, Poughkeepsie,
" ~ Y JOHN MILEY, NJ A., Principal Preparation for
FREEHOLD INSTITUTE. Freehold, N. j.
Forty.nrstyelr begins Sept. 0tn Military dril-.Pro
pares 6usircs for Princeton Columbia fao and Har
ward Send 4 catalogue % - ,,,f,,,r,O r,,
ELMWOOD SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-At Mil
II ford. Conn., Parents who uniorunate in the man
OF will do well to profit by the ADVANTAGES
OF this school specia y 10 reach cas- OF boys not
easily governed other schools also parents abroad
the school with certainty uilc Ous
supervision Of the school under those having had
experience IN reiOrmatOry work For particulars
address -. ,.a,....
GEORGE +. HOWE,
McriieD, Conn.
FRANK NJ. HOWE.
ford Conn
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1nsiructiou.

For Young Ladies-City.
A SO WEST 130TH-ST.-The Misses
[As Jacots School Young Ladies'; thoroughly graded
course limited number ofyoung boys Kindergarten.
For Both Sexes--City.
DEST SCH0OLS.-250 presented-circulars
ID 10 parents describe wants carefully
]. W. .sOHERMERH0KN& q 90. East ltth.st. n. Y.
ERIENDS SEMINARY.
J. East i8th.st and autherfard. place
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Doar0 an0 Rooms.

East ide
ZINE large rooms, fronting Gramercy Park,
L with board No. li2 East 2lst-st; reference
uANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS with
1 good boori; re eteIces. lOi East 23dst.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS and
Il superior board lj5 Last 3ithst
West Side
" 1 "-TRUNKS REMOVED. 2jc.-Crowe's
~. Express, 5j ". 10Th. 10 W. Seth and s77-th.lyo.
NICELY furnished square or hall room pri-
~ family with without board block from 9Th
ave station No .6l West Oltb-st.
I-TH-ST., 61 WEST, NEAR 5rlI-AVE.-
Rooms with board. oT refined parties desiring excel
lent accommodations
10 WEST 5lSr-Sr., with board, large room
j . on third door; southern exposure.
'lN WEST 2GTH-ST.--Suites on second
bC floor large and small rooms, with nrstcas ood at
reasonable rates.
20 WEST 47rH-ST-With board large
sD.~ third floor room, southern exposure
90 WEST ST.-Sunny front hall room,
OJ SO large back room. very desirable ST..
InQ WEST 5TH-ST-Two handsome fur
iOO nshcd rooms with board hrst-class table, Also
table bOaIdcr at reduced rates.
Brooklyn.
A private family of three, occupying
"A "A largo stone house Prospect PARK would
like 10 take two gentlemen o. board, and oner
two square Weheated with ABUNDANCE OF lot and
water large closets and OF bath route near
the corner Bridge ferries good table and launylng in
cuded Tor 80 Address BROOKLYN, care Tribune
Onice Newiork
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NORWICH LINE.
FAvORITE INSIDE ROUTE
TeBOSTONsj.
WORCESTER $3.50,
NASHUA. 1855,
PoRTLANDsS,

etesmers city Of Worcester and "city Of Bostona
Pier 40 N. R. foot Of watsst pier Dee
brosses-st. Ferry, daily, except Sundays at 43O p
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Art Schools-CitY,

u No AS Bro,iway, bE t!ty'; t3tty,n Prinary.
Casscl Depart n3at In5trucu1n ti)roi "a
IermsInoderate. NJ. NJ. HOBBY W. Ia AKIN, PfincipAlt
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auction Sales OF nell Gsilie.

E(ICIfAND r. HANNEI 1 q CU., AuCIIOnCeIS,
WILL SELL AT AUCTION
THURSDAY FEB. 0.
at IL o'clock at Exchange slcsroom. Ill Broadway.
PEREMPToRY SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
BY order Of the heirs of George Loystt, deceased.
II ANDES UNION SQUARE
UNION sQUARE-BRoADWAY.- boice plot OF land,
81 by and 10 inches deep with double
brick building and two.story brick there con.
This properly the the finest OF busi
and naturally Increase.
THIS SALE Is ABSOLUTE.
For information to particulars apply to
Messrs. A. G. KINGsLAND& & SONS,
90 BIoadrt,
Or Messrs. VAN sCHAlCK, GILLENDER & sToIBER,
Attorneys Temple Court, to Beekman.st, New.York
Asps at auctoaeers Office. Ill Broadwsy (bassment
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Musical Instructor

Musical instruction
r AIDES CHORAL CLASSES IN READING
~ AT SIGHT AND VOICE CULTURE
WALTER DAMROSCiI, VI USiCAi /. DIRECTOR.
Corse OF twelve Lessons he ginning Wednesday, Feb at
o55 m No 5thave those desiring TO join must send
name and address 10 secretary. No. 30 East lithst
Terms course OF twelve lessons, So
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MRS. LOUISA B. CULVER.
wi wreceve pupils begnnng Tuesday, October "a :Ia a
drawing color painting sun ie, MOWERS anu
lauiscaIe china painting and decoration.
Studio No - Madison Ave
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TO PHILADELPHIA
VIA THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS ANpeoN SUN
DAY. STATIONS IN PHILADELPHI IN
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NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RR.
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$40 a. via. Penn. Rn 1900 m, 500, y. m SundayS
Ga m. p M.
ll:OO m, 1880, 4:o0 4:3O, $500. 6,45 m. sundayS
400 s45 m via Penn RR. 900. m. 1900 m- 5'oop m
SUNDAYS a. m.. B D. m.
For Red Bank wa Penn r. R.: 900 m; Il m. $3.50 500
n. sundays a. m. p. m. via Phil. and Reading
RR; 4SO, SIS m. l:so Z. 4:30 o45 N sundays sts
Beach, spring Lake Gt Point Pleasant 30, Phila
delDls Reading RR, $50 s15 a. 1880 400 645pm
stopping Asburv Park ZOO
S45 Pennsylvanis RR- 900 1900 800 500,
p. Sundays mot stopping at ocean Grove or Asbury
Park. n ~. y. m.
For Freehold via Philadelphia and Reading RR s.l5 hoo
M 400 p. m. For Lakewood Toms River and Barne-
gat, via p & r. RR, at 49. Sl6 m, l;30 4S0 m Foe
Toms River. fenn. RR, st 900 For Vineland,
Brgeton Atlantic City 90, via PhiIa Reading RR- 430
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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-06-29
BASEBALL.

The match game of baseball on
Saturday afternoon ut the Makiki
grounds, between the Oceanics and
Pacihcs, drew out a large attendance
Of spectators. The Royal Hawaiian
Band, by permission ot His tx. the
Governor, was present and played
an excellent selection Of music. The
game was good one until the fifth
innings, when decision of the UNI
pire { Mr.. +. Bishop caused dis
satisfaction among the Pacitics, and,
their captain refusing to accede to
the decision, the game stopped, the
score slanding-Uceanics IA, Paci-
fics d.
The junior clubs of the Fort street
and Royal schools played game
last Saturday morning, which ended
in favor of the forme: after very
interesting game.
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PASSENGERS.

From Windward Ports, per Kinau,
June 2S-Hon S G Wilder, L Broad
wood, Z Powell, II G Warren, Miss NJ
A Clark, Mr. McQuade, Miss Knowlton,
Capt r A Frazier, Mcclure and wife,
Mr. Cameron and wife. j T lie Clerk,
Mrs j Tavernier. Wray Taylor, Mr. Val
lentine, Miss Tinckler, Z w Barnard
and wife. Miss NJ A Hillebrand. Miss
Emma Clark, Miss Martin, D d Bald
win, G w Miles, G Along, j o Carter.
Miss Kapukini, j Coerper, Mrs Able
and children, j Renton, Geo Renton,
Bishop Willis, j Robbins, Geo E Rich
ardsOn, Col G p laukea, w II Cornwell,
Z G Thompson, and lG3 deck.
From Waimea, Nawiliwili, Koloa and
Kekaha, Kauai, per Planter, June 2s-
II F Glade, G N Wilcox. A s Wilcox,
F Gay, NJ G Correa, p Richmond and
wife, two Chinese, and 60 deck.
From Hamakua. per Iwalani, June
2S-W Fl Purvis, Chas Augen and &c
deck.
From Kona, Kau and Maalaea, per
w G Hall, June 2S-Hon G w Pilipo.
F Tuley, f Mckenzie. w II Smith,
Misses Hartwell and nurse. and 70 deck.
For S F, per Ella, June 29-Geo Rob
inson, w A Jones.
From Waianae, per G r Bishop, June
27-H A Widemann, A McCandles.