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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-01

We advise such of our friends as contem'
plate going to Washington to attend the
inaugural ceremonies to make a previous
call at Mr.. Schwertferger's, No. ll46 Main
street, and look over his matchless line Of
trunks, valises and sstchels. He leads the
trade in his line.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-01
4tnAat5 Re9ister
SUNDAY, MARCH 1, 1854.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index to New Advertisements.

Attractions a. Capitol Rink.
For Rent-Country Residence.
Wanted-Situstion.
Notice-A. Mayors K Co.
Wanted-Girl for Housework.
Announcement neutrality-suspicious.
Street Rink.
Csution-P.J J. Clark-[Local Page.
/. o. o. F. Funeral Notice.
Special Sale Of Silks-A. Siedenbach {
Bro-[Local Page
Opera Houss-Lights o London-[Lo-
cal Page
Opening of Carpets-E. N. McGiIiu {
Co.-IFirst Page
Retail Departmental. Gutusn & Co.
Te@i Page
bted-Lsdies and Young Men.
0p<ra House-Gus Wilisms-[Locsl
Rsse]
AddifiOPal Local ON First Second and
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-01
SALE OF STOCKS

Belonging to the Estate of the Late A. j.
Pannsn.
The stock offered for sale Yesterday at
the Court House, included in the A. j.
PanneIl estate, brought together quite a
number of prospective purchasers. The
productive stocks sold wen, bidding being
unusually lively. It was generally conced-
ed that the price realized showed there was
no dearth of money waiting investment.
Belmont Bridge stock sold at $fl per share,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-01

ANOTHER large crowd wss in attendance
at the Island Rink last evening.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-01
TIE INAUGURAL BALL.
Preparations Rapidly Going Forward 70
the Event.

Preparations Rapidly Going Forward for
the Event.
The coming inaugural ball is going to be
q grand success. The arrangements have
been in most excellent hands, and the com
mittee will richly deserve all the praise which
will be layished upon them by those who
take part in the affair. Yesterday the floor
ofthe hall ofthe House of Delegates, where
the ball is to take place, was measured for
its linen covering, and to morrow this will be
sewed together and put down, decorations,
etc, put in place, and the State House gen
orally furnished up for the occasion. The
dancing music will be furnished by Kramer,
while the Opera House Band will will play
for the street parade. which, is to precede the
inaugural exercises.
The supper for the dancers will be in entire
keeping with the other features of the day,
being in charge of Mrs. Ziegenfelder, who
will be assisted by her brother, Mr.. Nichol, OF
Baltimore. Following is the
MENU.
Meats.
Turkey. Ham, Tongue.
Oysters.
Raw on Hall Shell.
ReliShes.
Pickles, Chow Chow, Cold Saw, celery
Salads.
Chicken, Looster'
Breads.
Vienna Rolls, Biscuit
Cakes.
Chocolate, Fruit, Mountain, COcoanut, Pound
Assorted Small Cakes.
Fruit.
Oranges, Bananas, Nut,, Raisens' Figs
Moulded Creams.
Chocolate, BuiSk, strawberry. Vanilla
Tea, Coffee, Chocolate, Orange Water Ice.
Ciga.s.s
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-01
LIGHTS o LONDON.

Friday and Saturday aud Saturday matt
nse Shook & Golfers Union Square Lights
o. London" combination viii hold the
boards at the Opera House. This company
and play need no introduction to the Wheel
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-01

We offer for a day only-Baby shoes, 25
cents; children's shoes, IS cents; misses
button shoes, 80 cents; ladies kid button
shoes, 81 %; mems fine sho- s, SIPS; mems
fine boots, 81. rs; boys boots, hand made,
only 1925; hob nailed shoes, $l.l5; spring
heel shoes, for children, so cents; ladies
slippers, only so cents; seamless congress,
for men, $3.50, sells everywhere for $3.50;
mems rubbers, so cents; ladies' for Is cents.
These prices are for today only, so come
early and avoid the rush. j. 7. Lynch, A
Twelfth street Wheeling.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-01
Shoe Sale.

TOMORROW night the proceeds of the
Island Rink will be given to the poor of the
Seventh ward, Island.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-01

BLANK books of all kinds, frst-class quail
ity, for sale by ]. B. Wilson. No. 1912 Mar
ket street
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-01
Heavy Sale of Tobacco.

Go TO to List 4 Williams for your pre-,
sciiptions.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-01

ONLY the best quality ofdrugs are kept at
List 4 Williams.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-01

LIsr & WILLIAMS sell the leading patent
medicines.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-01

nS Admission ss ususl. Reserved seats Cd "a
Monday morning, March 2. leo
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-01
Re-Engagement

list h WILLIAMS can furnish you good
CIGARS,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-01

additional Local on First Second and
7 Fifth PageS.1
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-01
Henry Jacobs & Co.

ll54 Main st.
sep. $40 matter how cheap others qnote
prices to you, we shall sell cheaper, tel9
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the HARVEST or BILLS.
Forty-SeVsn Acts and Thirteen
Joint Resolutions
Passed by the Late legisIature---Ihs Vote
For 6oYenor---A Bold East
End Robbery.
Sale OF luab stocks-The Inaugural
Ban-The State House-Emmet's
Drunk-Skating Party slightly
Mixed-The Legislative
Reception.
TINE HARVEST or BILLS.

For all We are accustomed to hear the
remark that the Legislature which has just
adjourned accomplished little or nothing in
the way Of business, q glance over the laws
enacted discloses the fact that a surprising
ly large number of measures designed for
the public good found their way through
the two Houses and viii be Incorporated in
the statutes Of the State. The truth is, the
Legislature was a very good one, much Bet
ter than the average, and due credit should
be given its members.
Following is q list of bills passed:
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDsO,

~ RIVER RAILROAD-Comme ncing May ~. lsSi j..
through trains will leave Grand central pepot'
b. UcIoster anu M0Dtrcai .xpress threugl
drawn
with dining cars stopping az Albany syracuse Rochese
Buffalo NiIgara Fa ETle Cleveland aud Toledo arriving
al Chicago so Cincinnati 745 and ~. LOUIS 745
p. 4 day
1870 M Chicago Express drawingroom cars Canaan
dagua Rochester niagara Ais aud Bunao connects for
tia m, Western New.York and Northern Express with
drawing room cars
40 p. Albany Troy and Utica Express through draw.
ing
1 y. M. Accommodation q Albany and Troy.
y. Oh st. LOUIS res+ with sloepngcars for
Niagara ais Bu ao Cincinnati Toledo Detroit Chicago
and O. LOUIS.
$50 T. m Express with slceng.cars syracuse and 10
Auburn road and 20 SarliOgi; also 10 Montreal
I $40 D. Pacific Ipte1s vita slot ping cars for Roches
ter, iuialo Niagara rails. .eyelsnd l0e q. Detroit
CHICAGO also O. Watetown daily except Saturday, ami TO
ugl susrurg ~ except saturday.
lli5 igt ExUrcss, vito slccpngca TO Albany and
TROY onnrcs with the morning trains for the West and for
the y rth except saturday night.
Tickets on al Grand entrd Depot No. Bowling
Gre. t3 Broadway lRr Depot. l2jth-st and 4thaye
and at Westcutts LTpros ces PARK place. broad
wayl 80 and 'i2 fruaway aud 81 West ll5t.st New.
orr. S33 WR'npn and $50 Futol sts Bro0ktn, and 70
itl-st.. Villa sburg
Accommodations r. drawing and sleeping no
procured az any the ticket onccs IN NewYOrk city aud AZ
a.i3 Nlshu gOu l.. hruOklVn.
rae ate e., led Tor a. Il checked from res dsnce
tIhe trans stop at Harlem l25t hist ana 4th-aveJ
J " TOUCEY D. ". KENDRICK.
General ruperlntendent General Passenger Agent.
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ERIE RAILWAY. now known as the NEW

ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NE W.
II YORK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD
Arran gemens OF from Chambers Depot From Z5d
ct. II minutes earlier. -
m-Daily except sundays Day Express DRAWING room
c. aches TO PiDghamtGn Elmra and Bunalo SleepuH
Coaches to Cleveland, Cincinnati and Chicago ~, .~..
CHI rge for last time Pullman Buffet Sleeping Coaches to
Bufa arriving 1928 Niagara Falls. 1855 a nj Ham
Cleveland 1890 m ncnnat siIS p 9; To ns
Louis 500 se.on day C0n1eetng trains ar'e i"-
spwHpaiiy Chicago Express for the West A Solid
Train OF Pullman bay and Sleeping Coaches 70 ngnanton
Elmra Punao N,gara Fails Clneinnan ana nS n, n
noon l4b g. 80 "A 6:lO $50 6l0 $3.50 75O d0.50 m ~
midnight Sundays 5:i0 $50 l02Oa N l4o $3.50 TAO
paersen S45 $40 72O 7.5O $50 1920 IL noon lao
3b0 44O 5lO $50 $40 $3.50 1870 $3.50 1890 m and ~
midnight Sundays J:45 80 1920 l4o $50 $40 50 In
Newars and Paterson via Newark e45 1880 10 1880 NJ
$40 40 500 55O $40 1880 10 and ~ midnight BAT
S16ern IS .I5 $50 1910 a l;45 $3.50 $50 $40 $50
and IL midnight sundays o;io $50 lO'Zo m l'so
o'Sy ay1trs 7.Ib iOi m ll5 NJ Sundays sl5am
NewIurg ana Cornwall 1850 IN $3.50 4;SO m sunday
RoSdont and Kingston and Montgomery $3.50 p.
Hshsp its 545 7.5O 1000 M $3.50 $50 43o $50
D M Sunday $40 $50 1920 L $50 ? m.
SUNDAY 5i6 $40 1920 n 600 $50 pm. The am and
$40 IN trains connect with New Ork Ontario and Western
Pot Tervis i45 ESQ 1920 M 49, $50 m sun.
day $50 1920 IN. q $3.50 IN. =,
Boats leave 23dst " y 545 6;iS N sl6 m % 50
fifteen minutes 80 N 70 1880 m every thirty
fninnes and Las m. sundays every thirty minutes
Tickets for passage aud apartments In Drawing Room and
Sleeping be obtained and orders for the checking
and transfer baggage be left az the C0npaays Offices
Nos 40, or II broadway. lS7 Westst, \. T.. No.
Court.st. Brooklyn, al the company's Depots.
Express trains from the West arrive IN NewI0rk al I:lO
''0 JOHN " ABBofT, Gen1 Pass'r A gent, New.York.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after May q. 1885
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.

AND UNITED II ATES MAIL ROUTE.
leave NewYosk Debrosscs and Courtand Street
lie fi'4. as FOL DNs
Harris Juig lt-burg and the Wc3t with Pm Palace
attached. % IA m. H. : and y. M. daily NewYoik
and Limited Of rar'or Dining ing and sleep
In tafs al y a m every day
Nlamspur Lncg Hlvf n, a. M. r. m Cory and Erie at
ding at CORY for IiuaYile, Petroleum Con
tre ana the uii cgions
BALTIMORE washington and the -o1th Limited Washington
Express Pullman parOr Cars daily SUNDAY. 10
III. arrive Washington t0j . IN, regular At $50. and
$50 u O. iii0 and m. aud IL night sunday, 6.lo
M. 80 and D. m. and H. night
Atlantic C. except sunday with through Parior carr
o.
For Cane May, except SUNDAY ll;iOa
Long ranch ~ intermediate stations
"a tahway ana Amboy. . a; m. ~ noon, 80 D. n: ON
SUNDAY y anl IN. do not stOp &C AsburY ark.
For old Point and Norfolk, $50 week days and m.
every dav.
Jevoy city. aGoring speedy aud direct transfer for
BROOKLYN travel.
Trans Arrive From Pittsburg :. 3. 1880 666 and
p35 p. m daily From Washington and baltimore. 62O
m 1870 $40, 800 $50 800 and 1905 y. m. Sunday,
go a IN, $40, 300 1000 p. M From Philadelghia
$50 BOO :, r. o;20 $3.50 1910 l.Spa lao .. 3iO
90, 63o. g.; 600. T:2c. 3 80 800. 035; 1908
and l22n nigh sunday So U.20 7Oj sos, ll3J M.
YlO 60 800 $40, 9i3J, 1905 D. IN.
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STEAMBOATS, dn0 Railroads.

POPULAR SHORE LINE.-FOR BOSTON
and Tie East Al rail from Grand Central Depot. Three
express daN (-uIiaya excepted tO 0s'On al a.
tptflot attached and l D. WITH pa ace sleeping
+. ". POPPLE, Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28
Proposals.

PROPOSALS FOR MISCELLANEOUS
II CUARTERMASTERS STORES.
DEPOI QUARTERNAsTEKs OFFICE. }
HOIsJOA.sT, COR GRKHNE.
NRWYORK CITY. May 30 1885
Seaed proposas In trpcate will lie received at this Office
until IL O'Clock, June - issj at which time aud place
opened OF bidders Tor supplying and
delivering at ihs depot Gu rtemases stores specified
on scbedue 10 be seen and had at this Oihce.
The serves the night 10 reject any or all
proposals. Proposals should be lndorseh Proposals Tor
Quarermasers stores and addressed the undersigned
HENRY G. HODGES, Deputy q. NJ. General,
u. s. A. Depot Quartermaster
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
VIA THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLDEST ROUTE
90 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND 10 ON So N
DAY STATioNS IN PH LADELPuIA 2 IN
NEW.YORk.

" DAY. 3 STATIONS IN PHI LADELPiIIA 2 IN
NEWYORk.
Fxprrss leays NewYOrk DesbrOsses and Court.
landt treet lie r es NJ follows;
GO 100 4, ~ Chicago I.miledl and 10 Washington
Iiintrdl. II, II H. !, 3: o, $40. 40 . g.
ana o D. w.. so a6 o;p 1 70 j hhhi'eoh
Trains leaving NewYOrk daily except suniey ats o. aud
IOa NJ. l. "a A4O and p. m connect at Trenton for
Camden.
Returqne leave Broad street station Philadelphia
l2Ui 80 f;36 D 5t5. 80. $50 $40 $50, IL and l;l0
a. pdmit,d Erptoss $50 and 400 p. NJ 3 !. g. 8.
$50 7iO 1ip and OIL ON sunday 1901 $40, 4:3
8. 645 $3.50 m, AijO Ilmite H. g 80. 40 TAO ,.
Leave Philadelphia via Camden. $50 M daily. except
sunday ".
Tcsrt Offices, "a. t26 aud 944 Broadway Asor House,
AM OF Desbrosses and COurandt sts Courts and
Brooklyn Annex stauon, foot OF Fnltonst. brooklyn |
Hotel HObOkcu. station. Itrsr city. En- grant
Ticket once Ma. X a tery.lacc. and Cattle Garlcu.
The NcvYork Trn ser Co rpany will call for and check
bal.gace ron hotels aIr residences.
(HAtlL..- b.. PU H. J. X. WOOD,
Manager General Passenger Agent.
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Geaal Nollees

CUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY,
- WILLIAM BABBIT. commonly known William -.
Myers plaintiff, asainst ELIzABE III IL. Rabbit Mary
Rabbit Emma A. DAVIS and Henry H. Davis her husband,
H. Rabbit and Hannah Rabbit has wlfe carrie Chatham
and benjamin Chatham her husband james Rodney Bah
pr u II, NJ ana uis bsDD ns Sls y M ne ht ma
known sinn and the widow evsees heirs Al law aud
next Rodney BabDi II deceased who
unknown 90 plaintiff, defendants. Summons.
IT, the above nam ID defendants -
you are hereby the complaint this
action and TO cory OF your answer on the pamns
mons exclusive Of the day Of sery ami IN case oil yo1r TAIL
appear answer Judgment WIN be taken against you
by default for the Iole demanded IN the compliant ~
Dated New Ork March 3. 1888. GEO G. BRAINERD,
Plaintiffs Attorney, Office and post once address No 90
Walls rect Newly ork CITY New-i ork. -
his Wife II any the name Julia being fictitious The real
Of his wife If any, being unknown 20 psntn and the
widow deyisees heirs at law ana NEXT OF n Of SAID lanes
The foregoing sserved you by publication pur
suan od,r Hon. Willard ett OF the ustces
n te supreme ourt OF the state AewYorE dated tho
Office OF the lrk 0 the OF the Ounty C01t
Hogsea Tho City Of Brooklyn. in the Comfy OF Kings and
Stale OF Ncw.NOrk
object this make partition according TO
the respec nights OF the pars and fit appears that
ton cannot be made hOu great prejudice 20 tue
certain lot pecs ami parcel ofsn situate yinE and being In
the seventh Ward Of the CITY OF brooklyn and which s
point the westwery side OF Adop street four hundred
eleven feet and ten and bali inches sOuhery ON the
souhS estwary cOrnor Of Park avenue aud Adeph Street.
weswaTdiy hundred feet thence sOuthWardY
upon line parallel 10 said Adepa Street twcDty.hve fest
thence eastwgr upon line &c right angle 70 said AdeioM
thence along tho wosVGrdly side OF said Abel
phi street twenty 90 feet 70 tho place Of begnnlng,
Attorney 0inco ana post oce address NO. 20 a Sweet
New.York City. Nog.York
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DHILAnELPHIA AND READING R.R.

roof OF ffBERTYsr. H6RTH RiVER
Far TIM ana RI E Ef NH Boaa n STSos
oGt9' at CO. az 4;, lIl3 M lso t9o 0 i;S SO oSO
Dee eonnG9tPn at Wayne JanSp2 for Gsm1EtOCn and
DRGITNGc,GoM AIRS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
Rstarn6g Leave Phi Ia DELrEIA Ninth ana Green st..
S go o6 So 09 % s6 5 aaS BST o Ts
ForoIIocHK HAVEN PEALE and PHILIPsBURG. Penn.
For S'2&i IIftLiNTTspoar suNpURY, LEwIsBURa and
Fo HAIR ,sBUEG at o. 7l5. S:l5 a. o) 1880 AGO.
For Ss Re- "a 55 5 & ' @ Ioo $780, AGO.
-, S:ia O. s l2o1 p m l,o SUNDAYS u5ES 533 m NJ
For " II KEsBAIiR ana rTSTON at TOO. S46 a. m.
100 - 3 as. 54jp m. sundays ut $50 D. M
Fer PHMAGUA at 700 sJ m lOO $780, s.a5 4.oo
For RETHIEHEM ALLEN ROW. md MAUCH CHUNK
80. 200. s45 M. li0O l30 3;i6, 645 p M Sunday
For EGSfGSm4OO 700 $40, a mp 100 1880, $40, 400,
r6 5S2 Ii} 10 @ MA % az t st5 I M 40
For FErMarNGroN ZOO sl5 a. l:OO lso. 900, 4'so
For pm TX M q 20 $50 Co., $40 49, s sS s. soo
90. 800 7aO, 500 1880 p. Sundays. 400 500 ~
For ny AiSSIFR 100 800 1902 7'5 So s?o 1913!
5:s6. 5a5. 800 $50 100, 1885, 500. $50 l63O 1900
p. M eGadays i.iO 500 saJ, M. 1900 m, 1880 400,
For S&|S% GLOVE ST. 49E :4s.s g.
tS S dove % at 4o6 ' sS at1 H. A''''
For For fKkKEW9a liver BAR 1890
For !XFLRNTf C ciT{. VINELAND and BRIDGEroN at
4'30 a. H.. li3Op. IN.
NcW-JERsEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
FROM Pier No g. North River, via Sandy Hook. $780,
rt4 ' EG lS * AsaU p" pAR
SG5. 40 pm M sundays! except PARK and
For HTLAN TIC IGHLASDs 43O lO5 a MI s;l0, i46
Fdpr LAKEWOOD. TOMS RIVER BARNEGAT. 4:3o Ia M;
Tickets be procured az foot Liberty ST. Pier No
Nortl Il, ",
II ID and li3 Greenwch.sti lOS. 90S. tss5 l25thst
1881 S2D Bowery and principal Hotels IN New fork city
In Irooa yn at 90, 20 U3nGst lo' sS son
Hobo on. lisa Ma,hingtonst n. Y. Trans company
will call and check baggage fron hotels or residence 10
JoF W0orrEN, O. q. HANCOCK.
General MANAGER Gen Pass and Ticket Agt.
A. p BALDWtN, O. d. P. Agt., llJ LIBERTY &C. ~ Y.
WEST SHORE QUITE.
w VIA WEST SHORE OF HUDSON RIVER
All train. aSs oTtadt and nebrosses st stations a,
follows; trains West i2dst atom ten minutes ate
Chicago. 'l0a IN. '6.50p. M 'sp IA Pullman seepers
u. LOUIS $3.50, - m. Pullman sGepers.
tuspenson Bridge NiaeSra Fas Buffalo Rochester 10
A. M 900 Sp N. sleeping aud parlor throagn.
TeS. f:io ~ 10. iiSo a. m 800 ) D.
Newburg KINGSTON Catsklll Albany '7;l0 no. Hoo
For Montreal and Canada East 7.iO a. M, 6,5Op M
Hamilton London, 40 n $500 % D. m Toronto. $780,
.baiy. Other trains daily except SUNDAY
For tickets imo tables paror or sleeping car accOmmoda
s moa, OF oboEeS apply ~ SeGs'
Annex ONCE Faton,st, New CITY, a. yGi si5.
l25hst 1854 Howory Penn r. r. stations, foot % Cort.
land and nosbroses s aud west shore STATION. Of
and rodsnec crs s' lei s. ~ ticket ocos n0s'
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Business Cbanres.

VEANTED.-An active, energetic man VINO
Ia thoron hly acquainted with the management OF TO
tail goods 10 such having s2o0O0 70
S5OU TO invest favorable opportunity exists TO secure
share weestablshed and profitable business " nisI
class standing being largely increased Al
nasi experence. BOX Sl5 r. o.. NewYork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28

A RCHDEACON. - If Alexander Charles
Arch deacon. who left London England for America
who last heard Of in NewYork March, 1885
will communicate with Messrs. BLAKE. REED q LAP.
THORN OF POkTsEA. HAMPSHIRE, ENGLAND solicit
tors he vii hear Of something N bis advantage II
possessing Information respecting his whereabouts
or DEATH, win write TO BLAKE, REED & LAPTHORS,
they will be rewarded.
MRS. KEANE-her maiden name was Mary
IVl r. Hogan-eft Limerick IN Nav 1879. and got mar.
red IN this country Her mothers maiden name IL Bdgea
Simmons when last heard she lived 4O3 29-
st. Y. Her mother brother and sister lived IN Limerick
Her sister TO this country in 1884 and would like nd
her IL found address TO Mrs D. w. LEWIS GO Coinsave,
Pitsourg Allegheny Co, Penn. for Bridget Hogan
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oFFIcE 81. PAU Ayp DrIiuta R4naoAG %.

OFFIcE 90 81. PAUL AND Drhufn hAlLRoAn Co.
~. PAU, MINI. May o. l1sJ.b
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockhod-
i ers Of the ~. PAUL AND UtUru RAILROAD
COMPANY for OF Directors and The Transaction
OF any business OF the Company VII be hello At ne
Onc Of he Company the CITY " ~ raul MINI on mon
DAY JUNE - l--5 az ~ o'clock noon oi sAidda ihe
will De closed az O'Clock T. m on saturday,
Nav a 49, and reorcn on thurs az June ~. lass.
PHILIP =. HARRIS. Secretary.
THE Annual meeting of stockholders of the
Bassck Mining Company iof the election Of officers for
the ensuing wear and for a. u such other hn
nos before meeting Will De held on IucHdaY
Jupe AZ ~ O'Clock 80 90 Wall trcnt Irnnsef books
viii Wednesday May y. and viii BE- rcopenel We'd
rs day. June '" : hv1 =
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

ppsr., ozzrs LEONARD AND GERTRUDE; Trans
lateI and Abridged by EVA ChANNlNo' i-"O' PIP
xiii, ISL Glnn Heath d 20 , ;1
To abridge a work of fiction is not usuahy ooN'lu
cred a laudable literary undertaking. ouS ~ :.
present case there were good reasons for DONG H.
pastalozz, who was one of the most impracueal
of men. and who generally failed In carryipS
out his best ideas embodied his theories OIL eu"0.
tion and social reform in ponder0us sto'y' pun.
Eshed nv instalments and expanded until ]"
reached IN its final and still incomplete lo''n' Ao'
or five prolix volumes. 1t was not exactiy no'e'
and it was not exactly treatise; IL was an 81
tempt to combine tho incompatible; anu 'no
whole of il were translated 1t would proDaoiS w
found unreadabie The present abrldgmehl retains
enough of the theoretical element to JUSTIFY 'ho
appearance of the volume in the series OF huuca-
tional Classics" but gives prominence 10 ,uo
story which Pestalozzi never dreamed Of IDS
story is as artess a Sunday DOOR, ou' ~
is interesting in its sketches of peasant lie anu
ouite free from the dulucss which distinguishes
the original.
WITHIN THE CApES By HOWARD PYLE lomo
M 2G6 Charles Scribner's Sons
This is not only a very clever story but IL Is IT.
markable as being clever in two widely uinoiie
lines The first part is tale OF the sea- Vi sup
wreck of life on a desert-isand, of treasure troVe
and of rescue; and the narrative has He'nnos'
and an air of probability which VIII iaso'""''
everybody with q love of the ocean aud taste lor
adventure Some of the descriptions in TINS por-
ton of the book are sineularly strong FerhapS
there Is rather too obvious suggestion oil 'he
authors indebtedness to Clark Russell; but there
is probably no conscious imitation RusseFs stories
must in the nature of things have numerous pro-
geny we'll marked with the patcrnal hneaments.
Aftcrthe hero of "Withn the Capes" has been saved
from drowning and brought home the novelist pro-
ceeds to save him from hanging, on false charge
of murder, and the tale becomes an ingenious specl
men of the detective novel; no less interesting IN
this second phase than it was IN the first.