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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-20
NEw.YoRK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

IN RIVER RAIIROAD.-Comme n:iug october y. 1885,,
through trans will leave Grand enrai Ispot
tng.ro0m cars.
$40 a. M Fast Limited Chicago and st Louis Expesx
with dining stopsng at Albany Utica Syrlcus Roc-
ester Buffalo, Niagara Falls Erie Cleveland and Toledo
srI1vng at Chicago 1910 m and ST. Louis IZo NJ ners
IG:3O m Chicago Express drawing.room cars caasn-
daigua Rochester Niagara Falls and Buaao connects foe
iii a m. Western NewYork and Northern Express with
drawing-rO0m cars
$3.50 p m, Albany Troy and Utica Express. through
"a D. m Accommodation to Albany and Troy
IS ST. Louis Express with sIeeping-cars for Niagara
Falls CIucinBad, Toledo Detroit and st Louis.
$3.50 Express with sleeping 70 syracuse aud 70
t.9 D Pacific Express with sleepngcars for Rochester
Buffalo Niagara Fails, Cleveland. Toledo Dereit Cnlc ago.
also TO Watertown daily except Saturday anato osoens'
III D. m NsSt Express with sieepin gears TO Albany and
Troy with the morning for the West and
for the North Except saturday night -
Tickets at Grand Central Depot, NO, bowling
ana at WescotI Express OuBces3 Parkplace Broad
way) Gag broadway. and 81 West 25thst, Now.
YORK. 1913 Washington and 730 Fulton sts-, Brooklyn,
drawing and sleeping %
procured at OF the Offices In Newfor< CITY, and ~
1888 WashinRt0i-st Brooklyn. .
baggage called for and checked from residence
THESE trains stop at Harlem l25thst AMI An ave,
4 M TOUCEY A. IKE DRICK.
General superintendent General Passenger Agent
NEW-HAVEN STEAMBOAT CO.'S STEAM
~ FRS c. II. NoRTHAM AND CONTINENTAL, leave
Peck Slip Pier No 25. F. r., at p. m and III tsul-
days eIceped conDec ing az Sew Haven T,ta speeia
&c Tickets sold ana baggage checked at yil
Broadway N Y. and Courtst, Brooklyn Excursion 70
New-H and return 81 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-20
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL May lg-l23O p motion steady; MiddlinS
Uplanda ID 40. Midfling orleans l3i6d saes-oOO
bales Including for speculation and export receipts
OO1 bales including 1900 bales American. Futures du
uplands Low Middling clause June and July delivery
b sd also 5t.64d do July and August delivery ";
esd also Cad, August and September delivery,
20Id also Lad; September and October delivery
6l-G4d soo -.
Amer1can Futures steady Uplands Low Nddlns clause
delivery bO.6Id yalne do May ana June nenveII,
556id value do. June aud July delivery 0,-otd sensrs
and August delivery. o@-o4d buyers 90 auEust
and September delivery 8id buyers do september and
October delivery ed buyers do october and November
delivery 81 SAD. bnyers do November ana DeeenDer
cry bO-6ld. value $3.50, - ana
D. m-Cotton- Futures closed quiet; Uplands Low MD;
ding clause May delivery ol54d value; 40 NAY S i
Jups delivery. 6576<d, value do. June and July 1euI;
ery bs6ld BUYERS do July and Augns delivery 0Sota
sellers and september delivery V4d sellers
do september and October delivery SSota na, M aU;
October November delivery Ja64d buyers DO NOsom
Der December delivery setd. value do December
ana January. delivery. Sl-64d value. - 80, -,
GALVESTON May l9.-Cotton quot; hlddling. luz Low
Middins. lU Good Ordinary 10 no and gross fecelps
90 bae Exports Coastwse, llS0 bales sales 10 DAe''
sIv.SSaB MAY I9-cotton steady Middlng. loE Low
MddlnE lOh Good onlnafJ. S's net anu gross receipts
lOu bArs. stock. 4.OJ6 bales
sEwOKIKAsa May lB.-Cotton quieti Niddins 10 IIbi
MIddlng I6 Good Ordinary. llbi net receipts
79t BALES gross isO bales saes $40 baes STOCK Vslot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-20
LITERARY NOTES.

nohs,, ~ Iondon is reprinting the original editions
of Sbeley's writings in their original form. ne WIZ
begin with Alastor" the first edition OF when Is eA
ccedingly scarce and which fetehes from $4o 10 Soo'
Houghton. Mifiin g. Co. will bring out Immediately
Mr.. Bradford Torrey's collection OF pleasant prd
papers, entitled Birds In the Bush"
4 Mrs. Alexander's new novel, entitled 1.-TWO LIVES
will be brought out soon by Holt e. Co.
The last completed work OF the late F. j. Fargus-
otherwise Hugh Conway the author OF " called
Back was novelette, under the title OF GARRISON
Gift.p IL will appear iu three numbers OF harpeis
Bazarn beginning with the issue OF June IL
NJ Clarete the French writer, has rome very hnicai
methods of composition. He cannot, tor example, do
his journalistic work paper of any other size tnan
the ordinary note for fiction he demands sheets OF
larger size and of green color and for dramauo
criticism he uses white paper.
The Browning craze has found its latest expression
in a Handbook to the Works of Robert Browning y
by Mrs. Sutherland Orr.
NJ. lola, better known as the Common Sewer OF
modern literature is writing complete history OF the
naturastic movement 1t is pleasant to note that e
naturastic movement" so far as nastiness is con-
cerned decidedly the wane, notwithstanding the
noxious NJ. lola.
We have received The COnnotsseT, edited py Au-
ward Rudolf Garczynski. 1t is a very Manu-
Do nelly printed and beautifully illustrated art publica-
ton, and contains evidence of much original
force and independent views. or the iiustra
lions those by the Moss Engraving Company, for the
most part artotypes ancient and modern silverwork
are decidedly the best Indeed OF these are really
exquisite and deserving Of the highest praise The table
of contents offers sufficiently varied list OF
topics The most formidable paper Is that
on "The Silver Bowl Of Curum," In which
strange though ingenious theory OF symphonography
10 employed explain the representations on the bowl
in question which is from General Di Cesnolas colec-
ton The author of this singular article certainly has
the courage of his convictions and plays havoc with
current philology, archaeology aud geology whenever
their conclusions interfere with his own 1t may be
said part the fascination OF this sort OF specu
ton due the practical certainty that the actual
verify concerning the matter at issue can never DO
ascertained. "The Silver Bowl of Curium" however,
deserves for very bodness OF Its eonect
ures, even II not few OF the positions assumed
are more than dubious There also articles on con-
temporary art Pictures, the Barthodi Statue
and Its Pedestal lin which the art aspect OF the WORK is
bluntly examined), O discourse sverw9re another
on beautiful example of japanese gold lacquer ware
and some light papers Where the Artists Dine,"
and american Wines" besides cat story marred by
a most disagreeably realistic of fight between
cat and bulldog. and hit at tall and big apartment
houses. under the title The Casa Grande."
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
l. On and after April 9th, 1895.
GREAT TRTfNK lime

AND UNITED STAT ~ MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave ew via Deserosses and Stress
Fee follows
Harrisburg Pntsburg and the West with Pullman Pa sce
Cars attached a N. O. and = D. m daily. New,forh
and Limited OF Paror Dining. smoking and sleep
ing Cars al lU O. m. every dIy.
Williamsport 10 Aayen. D. CORY ana Erie AZ
setting at Cory for Titusva Petroleum ceatrs
the OIL
Express" OF Pullman Paror Cars daily exoop SUNDAY;
q M; Washn 1905 D.. Regular at q. q,
and $50 l. $40 and p and u night Sunday,
For Atlantic city except sunday with through ParOr Carl.
loo p.
For Cape Nay. except Sunday. ll,ioam:
Branch Head Junction and Intermediate stations
via Railway and Anbey 800 m, 1900 noon $50 10
Pun On Sunday 500 M and 300 D. NJ (do lot stop az
For Old Point and Norfolk. Gao weekdays aud 500
Boats OF Br okyn connect with al through trans
at Jersey city aorips speedy and direct trahar for
Brooklyn travel ,,a,~
n m daily and III rs q m dsfiy except Monday From
Washing on and baltimore 6:2n, 500 M l29 $40 500
$3.50 $40 aad L io) m. Sunday $500, 500 NJ luOo
P From Baltimore g, Fran phaes Ph o s soo
$40 $3.50, $50 e2o e65 TO 800 s;20 sSS. iHss a.,
$40 900, y,2O, $780, 1000 y. m.
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WEST SHORE POUTE.

W VIA WEST SHORE OF HUDSON RIVER a.
trains cave Cortland and Desbrosses SIS stations
follows: Tains 42d-st ten mil ufo, seoz<
shiGaso. 10 m. ~ M; Pullman slespers through
et Louis $780, % 2. m. Pullman sieepers
Detroit, 40 m .6isO g D. a. Pullman sleepers .,o
suspension Bridge Nagara Falls Buffalo Roc es,es As
syracuse 7,io 80 n 800. .spm
Utica. 7.10. 40. llH,0 q MI s66O q D. m - ,,os
Nswburg. Knsston. catskin Albany TAO 'lo. IL"
For Montreal and Canada East Tie M, $50
Hamilton London 10 m- $3.50. . p N Toronto 'o''"
sbaily. Other trains daily except SUNDAY.
For tlckets time tables parlor sleeping ocs
lions inermation apply at oahces Jersey CITY Pen
Annex ONCE foot Fulsons; New York ~ 207 29i
iSsth st 1881 Bowery Penn H. X stations Of cor
landt and Desbrosses % and West shore saton oot 2.
and residences Orders can 10 loft &c ticket o1ces
300 broadway. HENRY AoNGTr. Gen PAas ASss~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-20

NEwYoRK, May 49,
It might almost have been as well for the
Petroleum Exchange to be closed as open to-day so Tar
as the significance Importance OF the days business
was The total amount OF sales recorded was
less than 5000 900 barrels and the extreme range OF
prices WAS "a cent The denial the sensational re-
ports respecting new big well near Pltts-
burg had eect the market except 10 present an
increase In the weak shown near the end yesterday
The market ended shade above last nights hgure anu
SO dull as to be without tone. - -
solldated Exchange we're as follows:
Opening ........... 1888 Lowest. 7ys5
HRhest............... 79a FINAL. y2
Clearances for saturday. Too<'VVV
Refined oil shows no change.
BRADFORD, Penn. May 19.-Natlonal Transit Certin-
cafes opened at 7O3 and closed at 1898 Highest price
7gss; lowest price, 799s. Cearances 3,0O2,OOo barrels
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE
CHLRLEsToN. May i9.-Tnrpentine firm at 29c.
SAVANNAH May 10 -Turpentne quiet al nc.
WILMISGIos. May i9-rurpentine steady at 29c-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-20

DAY. 5 STA ions Is PHILADELPHIA BIN
NEW.YORK.
Erprcss trains NewYork via Desbfosses an' Soa'S
landt streets Ferries, as follows; - ,,..snx,c.
s2O TaO $50 do Chicago Limited, and 10 Wasnnsos
Limited IL, lli0 M. 800. $40. 40 3, "a
D. m. and u night. sundays 3 i9,9 10 hm''sa' -
rrsn. % s.yn9 NsvYork daily except Sunday Goo SO
and lilo m. 2. 4. and p m- connect ~ if'''-
for Camden. -. 49,. s....u- phuass,phia
ISoi so AS g. 5.tk $50 30 $40, $3.50. III ana
q M Limited Express i,so and $40 D. M, i,SS
f,3O 7iO Tao and 9;16 on sunday, lx:o =" 49,
s. 6;4h aSO IN. 4. (4i30 Limitedl $50 TAO Ito p.ns
Leave Philadelphia via Camden, BOO a. m aaiv' eA''''
Tahet caces, sls x25. and el4 broadway Astef
and foot Of DesDrosses and Cortandt sts Coufse,
Brooklyn Annex station foot Of Eultonsu ps,,rtaat
Ruschs Hotel, Hsboken; Station, Jersey Guy E'i'r'-
f,cCet once No battery Place. and castle Garden
The New.York Transfer Company VIII cell Tor sno w.
baggage from hotels and residenoes - x,oon
CHARLES T.. PUGa - ~ ". a xent
General Manager. General fassf 49,
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THE NEW LINE
BETWEEN
SEw.YoRK nnTn s m A, EosyoLK OLD POINT

-, CoMFORT AND Tie SOUTH
qio NJ NJ ~ Vs. kAs Si, ThAs Any OTHER ROUTE
now runs Fass Day and Night Express between New
ana cape hartos Tfairs leave NewS ork Pennsyivania
eaIroad S29 r. week days and daily ARRIVING pld
folk m and 0l5 Sleeping through from New
YORK 70 cape Sheres and Parlo Oar Philadelphia vita
pot charse lfcke parlort
20 secured at any reHst Cnce Of the Railroad
". W.DUNAE. Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-20
Go ubom 5t alan Concern.

DENRHYN SLATE COMPANY.
l oYPicK PRESIDENT.
BROADWAY.
NKw-YoRK. May l, 1852
M YIN nj Kirkland having resigned as Secretary and
Manager this Company Mt. Miner rowbrnge has been
sIeTf@d secretary ana John W. Underhiu appointed
49,
sanaTs fouTthaye aud l7tbst aud at Middle Gran
vi le Washington County, n Y.
All communication either for warerOoma or quarries,
should be adore sod 10 penrhyn Slate Company"
ANDKEW H. UNDERHILI. President.
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6eafbcrs.

YOUNG LADY competent to instruct 10
,n.c Cerman Latin I'm glish desires position in
family seasde country for summer montnsi TWO years
experience In 'eacnhns GUARDIAN. Tribune ONCE
4 MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
A Ageacy supplies Professor ISSchsr rsOrS 70
hesses' Mrs M j. YOUNG-fULToN, rs Union SQUARE
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EUION LINE. ou,...pn.
FoF dtUEENsToWN AID LIVERPOOL.
BRITISH i.i 90 iuesdsy May ~ $3.50
Tuesday June 5S0 a. m
GRIfTSf Tuesday; June - a
~ NO saIoo n s,c,c;oom1moia ion
CABIN passage according 70 stateroonh $50 $40 and $50
'"'e OFFICE 20 20 BRoADTkY. GUIoN CO.
HAMBURG AMERICAN IS. cos LINE for
av 10 az y @ Nav o. H.
First Cabin scd fc1TsTd oS %sy
cabins entirely see.ate FIRST CABIN Sst9day
s sGS soS se aad F Zip
CEN Hs 81 Y Gen. Pas &ss 5iBwsy Ny
INMAN LINE OF STEAMERS,
i FOR on EENsToWN AND LIVERPOOL
ciT9 OF OF B THURSDAY NAY
cfTY OF CHESTER Tharsdsv H.
c From OF Per a. Sr River CABIN P&sXG 500
and 100 Brunswek serleyeng berths 50 extra inter
nfSr pss sag apply STEAMSHIP CO.
Vl PhiladeIp6ia ofAee. No loo South 4th-st
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD IS. GO.
fRos sGGG E2YTaE T9 &aD BREMEN
Fi n Wed "a. sa fsas $3.50 am
S On e 5sr Scam ssame Fist Cabin
sc &C., at NS STsi sd T.iss Green
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
NES FOR lSLA 6ES
TRAf All SOUTH AMERICA AND MEXICO.
From New.YorK, pier foot Canal-st. n. X
-anF the lsthnus OF PANAMA
COLON sails THURSDAY. May ~, no II.
Connecting for Central and south America and Mexico
from San francisco lst and LrannAn sts
CRY . nay N HaZ r. n
ZEAiAN Ola sails Saturday, J une Is, = p M,
For freight passage and general afOm1aOn apply at Com
F-' ~ II. j. BULLAY, superintendent
DED STAR LINE.-For Antwerp and Paris.
III sailing from New-York and Antwerp every saturusy
"a ~ - IA \ D. ,...... Saturday May 30 go O. N
saloon 500 excursion 10 10 eloO second Caotn
s50I EXCLUSION, 500 at lowest rates ,..a.
PETER WRIGHT SONS. Sehl Agps'o' Dio"N""'
TIME II. 6. AND BRAZIL MAIL SS. 20.
American passenger line for 81 Thomas BaroaaGs fsr
Maranham. Pernambuco. Bahia and hlo 40 JaneirV
MERRIMACk, " Wednesday,. May y. Az noon mvn
HHRyASNoSEE wedne'lif fday yu July STockyn
From newport News third dar succeeding a. p m
PAUL +. GERHARD ~ CO., General Agents % proa"-9.
WHITE STAR LINE-MAURY ROUTE.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL NAIL = EAh
Frs FOR QUEENSTOWN AND llNhhfOOOL, -
ADRIATIC. Capt Parsell SATURDAY way 20 " =,
BRITANNIA cant Perry saIur1y i Ins o. 81 m
GEKMANI Cant Rennedy saturday. June l.. p III
From the White star Dock. foot Of Vest lOthst 49,. -
RATES-saoon 500. $50 and 500 return tckess a., ~
favorable terms Steerage az low rates lniernesie
alto Only s35. for inspection OF plans ann oer ~
tion apply Of the companys Offices 20 81 Broadway Ne"
Ns'"'' STUART & ToBEY 4O6 walnurst
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NORN lCH LINE.
FAvORITE INSIDE ROUTE.
~ w0RCEsTER So 60
NASHUA 81 s.
Steamers City Of Worcester and Cty Of Boston leave
= Ferry. daily except sunday. at 8 D. m
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH
IA NEw-YoRK. NEWHAVEN AND HARTFORD r n,
s ss: SSs' 5E 1ee
sssSays At Ss 7S 300 100 Tbs ma Hh'g SS
$40 eS end pS sS1 P P POI, ysr
T%P,o1 Bay s hester Pelham Bay Barlow CITY
New Rochelle with trains for az points the main line Of
The New. YORK HswHsysn and Hartford Rilrcai shore
New Britain and suod Branches and Boston points
Midnight for Rochelle all intermediate sta
Sunday trans for S all intermediate
lions at a2o noon and $3.50 m the latter tram
tamto and with express train TO Boston via shore Line
PHILADELPHIA AND hEADlAG K. X.
rG6ET% OF 9EHnk4 No R4YI Rigkn
For and E EFEEq6 MAJ Bound Book
ESSt1 iS &C. 400 4S 93C nae i$o sS0 49, Sa SsS
Direct At Wayne junction for Germantown and
SSnesdnat ~; M Columbiaave for Manayunk. Consho
DRx%iSG:Ro CARS on all Day Trans and SLEEPING
RstsTSns ea S Pill DELPHlA Ninth and Green SITS,
sY 5o ego o ma "a srd S ana s Bern SITS
For LOCK HAVEN. PEALE and PHTLIPsBURo Penn.
70! 90 IL i !. AasRoRr sUNRURY. LEwIsBURo. and
For hRRsBG % re At 100 As sI5 a @ i cO lso 400
For SSs S }1G 3D. s sss 4 $50 o s 400
For Ss 50 StGS i2S9 Zoo sssI I Oso
fSr fKEs6k Eau and p FIrTstoN & ZOO s.0 m
loo 1850, S,45, 6A6p IN Sundays at 5;30p m.
For .lIFfON at 7;06a IN, 3Ib D. m.
For IA AAoUA at7O0 74o. 845 a. LOO, l5O, 3to AGO.
For BLTHLEHEM ALLENTOWN andMAUCH CHUNK
AT 600 1900 s46. m. l0O l3o. $40. $40 p M Sunday
For EAsroN at too TOO. $40. m Loo 1880 s;45 400
ALSO, b;z5, $50 200, D. sundays 400, m, $3.50 IN.
For HIGH BRIDGE BRANCH. At AGO. $40 a. IN, 4oO.
For FLEMINGToN, 700 $40 a m l.O0 Iiso 400, A.su
500, S:So ?; N; sundays 1850 p M "a GA, ,o,o ,,,
N, 1000 $50 2;30 S:io, 400, a;30 300 $3.50, o46 $500
80 400. 500 lo'Sop IN. sundaya t;oo' sOoa m, hSo
For YPIRiSFiELD 400 6oO TOO s,4S $3.50 1880 Ills
an 100 So 2SS $50 o6 80 10 49, 49, Y9 1914 200 0S 80
For 26SS bRANcM5 OCEAN GROVE, &C., en- ralp a.
oss:n dSovel at4,oo, s,iS a m ''1''''
For FREEMoLp-At $40, Loo a. m, 800, 5:oop,m
For LAKEWOOD TOMS RIVER and BARNEGAT at 4;So
For SSrL&NTI6 ciISS. V1NELAND and BRrDoEro1a.
N'O NEW.JEaSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No B. North River, via Sandy Hook
Fer ~ Al IA \ 1s, SAB LIGHT and LONG HhASoH'
For VAT ATLANTIC iSO MiIS 81 So toa
fO. LAKEWOOD. TOMS RIVER BAKNEoAf, y, p M
3D. gd tH s4 a. f rss SS
sSSsSysv is7 and 5SS stSiys ods R,y.Ftons, 10
ii ~ sC aHa Las and pa
Faitcn..s asnS 'ttan;svs 1853 Atsnticsys, IL
cal for and check hotels residence
ToRE wooTTEN. CO. HANCOCK
General Manager Gen, Pass aud Ticket An
IA p BALDWIN, @, f. P. Agt, il9 Ltberty-st. n. Y
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w
~ Trains leave from Chamberssr Depot for Engis.cod
Ss'' Gao $50 p ana Syaei o 10
Nanret Spring Valley and Monscy !. 10 1.So1 n.
ERIE RAILWAY. now known as the new
II YORK LAKE ERIE AND %EsTE NM. sA Ftd@ AZ
Arrangements of trains U% ssrsr Depot
oDy sss.s sssSss
Coaches to Cleveland, Cincinnati and CHICAGO
%e@1 time
Bua n srrSns 2S Detroit % asaT1 fa MS o55
.'2 nm. S Cleveland 1850 p nsIneaa sIs Sc
1 h%S;s s :sp p n m asd iHdanspO IS io:so q
S Ssy and 20
En uuao Niagara Falls Ciueinnsti and Chcsso n
noon lao 8. 80 4ll $50 $40 $3.50 1870 1880 "a
midnight sundays o,i5 $50 1920 LAO $3.50 $40
s a9 7sS so 1o2c ss noon IA In1S
midnight Sundays 545 80 1910 M Las $50 i45 . N
Nesars and Paterson via Newark o.5 $500 10 llso "a
s.9 $40 S2 Sn 200 Sv - ana o"
rufern Is .:l5 ESQ 1919 N 45 $3.50 $50 $40 $50
$50 s. m and Y |dniglt snns..o,x
sTSaIs and ecrnwa $50 sunday
RondOut and Kingston and Montgomery N; s:sop IN.
so 4s"aay s SO SO G2C ssS $50 $50 $50
Madl town 81 gag ESQ i959 ~ $50 40 $50 M
tran with ps and
RfSa At nn' an IS. ssSp s' sS 0p saa
df Boats s ea ave- as % Co ~ & e5 es to Gas
p every fifteen minutes 5l5 TO 1898 m every thirty
minutes and ll45 p sundays every thirty minutes
Tickets passage and in wing
Sleeping Coaches be obtained an ORDERS Cor the checking
transfer baggage be LETT at the 60 Offices
Nos 40. or 9J7 broadway. Isl Westst, n. T.. No.
Court.et. Brooklyn, or at the Companys Dep0is.
Express trains from the West arrive New-YOrk 7;l0
1880 ll:25 IN and 1920 pm.
JOHN n. ABBOTT Gen'l Passr Agent New.York.
POPULAR SHORE LINE.-F0R BOSTON
and tie East All rail from Grand Central Depot Three
express train daily Sundays excepted 70 os on at
,parlor attached and 10 p wta pa ace sleeping
cars. Sundays as 10 W. with paltee seeping cars
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.

TROY B0ATS-CITIZENS LINE
N =. steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY leave Pier
"a n H. Chrstopberst daily except Saturday AZ
D IN. Sunday steamer touches at Albany.
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CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
BAN FRANJl5J). May 10. 1888.
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET

The Peerless Mining Company has levied an assess
ment OF 80 cents per share.
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A COLLEGE GRADUATE and experienced
N tutor will coach for the fall examination In New
York or vicinity. Address BERMUD. Tribune Office
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Zee Cream.
Refriqerators.
pressmdun1.

DRESSMAKING.-B frst-class French
IL cutter ner would go out by the day or work at
ho,ne Address ~ East 26th-st.
nRESSMAKER.-By a French woman, just
~ arrived FROM Pansi wishes engagement by the day.
ADDRESS A. Sc. Tribune Uptown ONCE, LIB broadway
nRESSMAKER.-By q good dressmaker
perfect litter and draper best city reference. Al
dress Mrs CLINT, l23s broadway Tribune Uptown Office
DAUDNITZ COSTUMES ut cost also mate
Ii rails up latest Partisan styles short notice
reasonable prices fitting unparalleled. MAbANEJAM
the Celebrated French Filter. 81 West l5thst
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miscellaneous.

A LOT of SCHOOL FURNITURE and ap-
N p.ratus nearly new. for sale low. Address
D.w c. Box ~. Tribune Uptown Office. ,2Ss B'dway.
EOR SALE for $500, would cost 81, 900 to
il duplicate elegant ID Orsay made by Binder OF Paris
elegant Duke as good as new fo 900 cost $1,000
Apply last 2sth-st
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Professional.

~ penence wants n position writer OF literature.
EAR list FALts cireof ~ohohod's Printing House.
Washln gton Row, Providence, II. l.
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nlarblcs an0 Iilanlels.

MARBLE and granite monuments, head
WI stones lot incosures mantols tling &c A. kLABER
last thst at Second Avenue Elevated station
MANrELS.
WI large assortment Of mantels az low prices slate
Jtrads Platforms order Purple Urirals and Slabs
made at short notice. PIE RHEN SLAl J. Co.
~ W. Corner 4th.ave. and l7thst, Union Square
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
~ Trains leave from chambers Depot for Engewcod
CIoster and Syack $50, 10 3:20 4:j0s
$40 GAO $3.50 p. l2mIdnisht Sundays 4. q m and
Nsnret, Spring Valley and aonscy T. 10 $500. ne
Bund2ys9 a.. m
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POPULAR SHORE LINE.-FOR BOSTON
and Tie East All rail from Grand Central Depot Three
express train, daily Sundays excepted 10 Os on at
D. paror car attached and 10 m wta pa ace sleeping
cars. Sundays az lOP N. with pa, go seePing cars
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NORWICH LINE.

NORWICH LINE.
FAVORITE INSIDE ROUTE.
To BOSTON 80.
WORCESTER So 90,
NASHUA 81 IS.
Portland So and transfers.
steamers city Of Worcester" and city OF Boston leave
Pier n foot OF Wattsst (neXt above Desbrosses
= Ferryl. daily, except Sunday at p. IN.