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RUSSIA UNDER THE TZARS.
BY sTEPNIAK author of Underground Russia" Rem
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PACIFIC MAIL sTEAHsmr CoMrASY)
IHIIR InnI nI IANA..I y IL

Pacific MAIL SrEAWsHP COMPASY)
(PlER FOOT or CASAl~sT. ". RI,
NEW. loER. May - 1,sJ.}
THE TIIlRTY-EIGHTH ANNUAL MEET
Il ING Of Stockholders OF the PACIFIC MAIL
STEAMSHIP COMPANY Will be- held at the Office OF the
Company Pier foot Of Canal North River city Of
NewYork Wednesday the 25h day OF May 1885 between
the hours OF ~ and for the election Directors
and the Of such other as NAV properly
before H. The transfer BOOKS tOmuany vii close
a. The office Of the Mon Trust Company MOSDAY the
18th day OF May 1885, al o'clock will reopen on
tn URSDAY The 2stl Of MAY, 1885 at 10 O'clock a m By
order Of the Board OF Directors.
w. II. LANE, Secretary.
rUNHE METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUS r
L CO.. OF NEW DIRK u.mltedl-The ANNU AL
MEETING OF the stockholders OF the METROPOLITAN Oucra
House Company OF NewYOrk tlmite for The election OF
thirteen Directors and for the transaction such other bu
brought before the meeting Will no held In
the Foyer OF the opera House 3Jt entrance ON Wrdne
day May 81 1888, at $3.50 D. III 49, ~
The polls will be opened az D. and closed at 3 M
BY Orler,
EDMUND G. STANTON. Secretary
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rig;r. Vessels AMI RliLro1fS
NEw-YoRK, May %. 1888.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


coFFEEspot Rio higher at S'c no sales abont
% 900 bags the other buying scattered Arbucke @
900 and scott about 1000 bags The reeepsS a. os
ere again only 600 bags again advanced 9ses'
bags closing barely steady May 799 o
7OJG 10; July 40; August, I2DG IZoi 9 "a
SOa735; October. 73jd740; November d96 ho No.
december 1901 So. Mild grades firm saIes Soo has
Maacaibo 300 Coro i5O Central American and az Mexican
on private terms. ,,.,.,to noed No
saiaa peiive
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COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

GALVESTON May 23-COtton firm; Mddling 10i2: Low
Middlne lOl4 Good Ordinary. TO- and gross receipts
bales Exports COastwse, ~ bales sales 81 bales stock
b,462 bales. $500 -
SAVANNAH May 2J.-Cotton steady Midillng. lob Low
Mddng O Good Ordinary, 0st net and gross receipts.
baesi COastwise 80 bales stock - 80 bales
NEw.ORIEAss. May 23-Cott0n quetj Mdding, l0l2 Low
Mddng lUl Good Ordinary. 10, net receipts 2SS bales;
gross 4OS bales Exports Coastwso 22Ol bales sales 800
balosi stock, 0l,720 bales.
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4 EHIGH VALLEY assen GO
~ trains leave depot foot Of Corllandt and pesbrossos.
sta, at $40 $40, and p for Easton, Bethehe
Allentown Reading Mauch Chunk, whkesbarre, rowanda.
waverly Ithaca Geneva Lyons Buralo and the West Putt
through coaches run daily Local trains
D. IN. Easton bethlehem and COplay
Trains leaving at $40 and $40
points Mahonoy and Hazeton coal regions Sunday alu
leaves for Aauch Chunk ana Hazleton, $40 4
General Eastern once. No. $50 broadway.
h. ID. BYINGToN, @. p. A
EALL RIVER LlNE.-The Best Sound Route
IL 10 Boston anu the East Low Large erfu
steamers PILGRIM AMI PROVIDENCE from Pier 2S
North RIVER daily Sundays included at p. m.
-. GEORGE l. CoNNOR, General Passenger Agent
BORDEN 4 LOWELL, Agents. New.Iork-
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Proposals.

DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE
uoUsToN-sT. COR. GREENE, :
NEw.Y DIRK CITY, May 7, 1885.
CEALED PROPOSALS are invited and will
- be received at this Office until IL May 3D. 1881 for
bred ng on the sides So North River TO depth Of
tfte feet low plan showing the work TO
be done be at this office.
Proposals should be Endorsed Proposals Tor DreuSlnS
and addressed 10 the undersigned -
Deputy Quarter master. General U. s. A.
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
VIA THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLDEST ROUTE
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND 10 ON 81 "
DAY. STATIONS IN Phi LADELPHlA, = IN
NEM-lORk.
TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE OLDEST ROUTE.

Express Trans leave NewYork Desbrosses aud ConiF
landt street Ferries az follows 49,, a.. tan
$40 720, 3 80 Chicago Limited, and 10 Wssneus"s
Imite,l), H. IL II q m, l, $40, $40, L. 40 o,h
and p m. amt II nght Sundays, 0l9 ~ ,I Lsn'''
aud 10 M $40 o. 2. and p. IN and ~ nxaea asa
Trains leaving NewYork daily except Sun lay 90 for
1:l0a w., l. pa. 440 and connect at lren'H'''
Camden. ,..,,hi.
Rctur ling trains leave Doal street station; Phlladepns
l2:Ul 500 435 s. $40 80 i31 500. $3.50, ii ana
Q4mited EXPRESS 100 and 400 p M J. Cd Is;
$3.50, 7:lO 7:iO and .; 10 on sunday. lZ:Ol m
o. 5:45 $50 M, liJ0 Imite y, ESQ. 7lO IsUr. ns
Leave Philadelphia, via Camden, 500 a m day eANs
Sunday. -. rrouse.
Ticket Offices sac t25 and ga rcadway Astor nd
AMI foot of DesbrOsses and C0urandt SITS COURTS.
BTookyn Annex station, foot OF Fultonst, ant
Buscls HOTEL Hobosen station. Jersey Cityi rms~
Ticket OHeo No g. Eaftery place and Castle Uaiei nsk
The New Transfer Co npany Will call for ana o"
baggage rom hotels and residences. = ..,oou
CHARLES r.. PUGH, j. X. WIZ ssut
Manager. genera PaSsehSoA -
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after May %. 1898.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave NewYork Desbrosses and Courtont Street
fei lies, as follows:
HARRISBURG Pttsburg and the West with Pm Palace
Cars attached, M. q, and D. m. daily. New.Y0ik
and Chicago Limited Of Paror Dining, Smoking and sleep
ing Cars at . a M. every day.
MiamspOr Lock Haven, a. p. and Ere
81 M connecting at Cory for itusyc Petroleum Cen
the oil Regions.
Baltimore Washington and the south. Limited Washington
Express OF Pullman Paror Cars daily except sunday ~
a. m. arrive Washington l05 p. m, regular at 30 and
$3.50 am, $40 and M and ~ night sunday 6lo
M. $40 and D. m. and II night -.
For Atlantic CITY except sunday with through PsrlOr Carl
o..
For Cape May. except sunday. ll;lOa m.
Long Branch Bay Head Junction and intermediate sau0ns
Railway ana Amboy, a. m, IL nOoa 33O p N; w
SUNDAY a. m aud p M do not stop az AsburY Parsh
For Old Point and Norfolk 62O H. week days and H.
every day. :.
Boats BROOKLYN with through trains
Jersey city. anorng speedy and direct transfer 'i
BROOKLYN travel -.
TRANS Arryei From Pttsburg. T. 3. 1880 m. 500 ana
$40 p. daily. From Washington and Baltimore o:z&
m lao. $40, 800. 6:30. 800 and 1905 M sunaxJ'
6?o mr. $40; 300 1900 p m, From Phi MI 10
$780, 500 :, 3. 0:e0. $3.50. lO40, Sn M l;2O IS"
800 $3.50, $50 $50. 72o $50 800, 9S5 1909 M N.
and 20 night Sunday $50, 500, I05, sos, ll5o W"
$40 Co. 0:55, 800, g.35 1905 y.
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Professional.

A YOUNG MAN of talent, who has had ex
n perience, wants position as writer OF nteratur,
EARN EST FALks. care OF schohed's Printing House.
Washin gon Row. Providence H. l.
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LRlE RAlLW Al, now KNOWN us tHe NEW
IL YORK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD.
OF trains Chambersst Depot From 23d
st. 10 minutes earlier.
m.-Daily except sundays Day Express DfaWlngro
Coaches to Cleveland, Cincinnati and Chicago
8 m.-Dlly. "SL LOUIS Limited Express NO extra
charge for fast time Pullman Buhet sleeping coaches 10
Buifao arriving 1925 A. m: Niagara Falls 1888 Ham,
it0n ont. 10 10 Detroit $50 p. m; salamanca, b0o
M Cleveland i26G M nSnna 9s a p R; T S
edo 735 D. III. ald Indianapolis l0:iO a. 1870
g D. m.-naiy. Chicago Express for the West. A Solid
Train OF Pullman Day and Sleeping Coaches TO Blnghanon
Rutherford aud Passalc 4ii ii5 800 1850 $50 1920 m 10
l45 & 80 i4D 5:lO 900 GlO $3.50 $50 1890 IL
midnight sundays 6;45 $50 1920 N las $3.50 7a5
Paterson i45 $40 72O 76O $40 O20 10 noon LAS
$3.50 44O 510 $50 6O $50 1880 $50 1880 and II
midnight Sundays 5A5 $50 lO2O IN LAO $3.50 $40
Newark and Paterson via Newark 64b $3.50 10 80
800 4:20 900 $500 $40 1880 10 and ~ midnight sat
Sufern 40 $40 1850 lO20 m lii5 $3.50 $50 $40 $50
1880 m II midnight sundays 5:I5 $50 1920 las
$50 8 m and ~ midnight.
warwick 7Ib 1915 a N AL M Sundays sl5am
Nowburg ana Cornwall 700 y m $3.50 A3O IN. sunday
$40 IN
Rondout and Kingston and Montgomery M $3.50 p. IN
Goshen 4:45 545 75o 1920 NJ $3.50 $3.50 4,sO $50
p M. Sunday $40 $3.50 1920 m. $50 pun.
MddleOwn 4:4j SAB 1850 lO;2D a $3.50 43O 80 D m
Sunday $40 $3.50 1920 an, 500 $50 pm. The and
1880 trains connect with NewNOrk ontario and Western
Railroad al Manst The train stops at Main ST. only
Port Jervis 4:45 1850 1920 a ~, $3.50
day $50 1920 m, q $3.50
Boats leave 23dst. ~ y, 040 6lo m B:l5 AN 70 6t5
every fifteen minutes $40 TO 0ib every thirty
minutes and las p sundays every thirty minutes.
Tickets for and apartments In Drawing
Sleeping Coaches be- obtained aad orders tue checking
Nos 4O 0j7 broadway. 1871 Westst, N e. No 4
COurt.st. brooklyn. or at the COmpany's Dopots
Express trains from the West arrive NowYork at 7l0
JOHN n ABBOTT Genl Passr Agent Newyork
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obstruction.
For Bows anC

For Boys and Young Men-City.
CHOICE collection of school circulars for
parents and guardians Teachers in every department. OF
ait and learning recommended II. HESSE. SO West 2lsst
SCHOOL OF MlNES-Preparatorv School.
- A High School OF Science and English.
80 EAST ATHEIST. ,--,
J. WOODBRIDGE DAVIS, q. f., Phi. d. PRINCIPAL
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0eaebers.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
n Agency supplies Professors, Teachers Tutors, Cover
pesses etc, Colleges Schools and Families. Apply 70
MRS. N. j. YoUNG.FULToN. 20 Union Square.
CHOICE CIRCULARS of Schools for parents
" and guardians Teachers in department OF art
learning recommended free OF New and second
hand school furniture for sale. T.. MIRIAM COYKIEKE
next Century Building. 81 East l7th-st.
EUT0R.-By young man, 10 years DID, well
educated tutor to children during the summer months
Please address c.. care OF p. q. Box .i0S City.
TUTORS, GOVERNESSES and TEACHERS
department OF art and learning, recommended
free OF charge New and second school furniture for
sale e. MIRIAM COYRIERE, next Century Bmlding)
81 East l7th.st.
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Art Schools-CitY

NIRS, IOUlSA ID. lUIN En-
WI VIII receive pupils beginning Tuesday october ~ h
drawing oil and water color painting still lie, hO"eIs anu
landscape, china painting and decoration.
Studio. No. 50 MadsOnaye.
References:
Mr. d. HUNTINGTON President National Academy OF Design
Mr. " nliam Hart, y. Al Mr. James NJ Hart " Al
Mir. DAVID johnson. y. y.
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Dipiocn0 Notifies.

FORT WORTH AND DENVER CITY RAILWAY ~
TREAsURERs OFFICE, BROADWAY NRw.YonE
COUPON No. on the Fort Worth and Dem
~ yer city Railway Companys Pirst MORTGAGE Ronda dne
June 1880 Will be paid on and after date al The once
oil te Mercantile Trust Company 100 Broadway York
1T GRANGER,
Treasurer
AMERICAN LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY
ll3 BROADWAY,
--,,,,,, 1,o,,oo.,o NKwYoRK May 2. 1855. \
Per Cent Consolidated Bonds be paid on
at this ONCE on or after juno ], 1888.
W. D. SNOW. Secretary.
1900, -, . $1,000 - - SAN FRASCsco NAV ~ 1870
THE FATHER DE SMET CONSOIIDAA TED
Il GOLD MINING COMPANY has declared dividend
NO 80 OF TWENTY CENTS per share payable ON Igtb in
YORK Transfers close 10th instant H. DEAs Secretary
PRsSsYLyASIA RAILROAD Co.
TRRAsURRR's DEPARTMENT !
~r -. PHILADELPHIA, May /, 1885. \
THE Board of Directors has this day declared
-. u seniannual dividend OF THREE PERCENT upon
the capital stock OF the Company OF ali ta1es ve
on and AFTER May 20 next TO shareholders IN
the books at .. m. on April 80 nit W.
JOHN D. TAYLOR, Treasurer.
OPFIcR OF THE BOARD OF DIRRcToRs
AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY
..,,,,, M mn ~, NEw.YoRK, May 20. 1885.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of this Com
pany have this day declared dividend OF Three Dollars
lSJ per share payable the LIST day OF July next The
transfer books VIII be closed from the 18th June
the "a day oil July next BY order OF the Board.
IN. KNAPP,
Secretary.
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6elp Wanteo.

A GENTS wanted for the GREAT HISTORY
n by JAMES q. BLAINE-Apnts make from $500 to
900 per month. The henry Bill Pub. Co., Norwich Conn
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Europe.

DARENTS wishing to place their children in
il good school In Germany have opportunity OF send
ing them 10th Of June under the care OF
whose children 20 remain IN Hanover 10 compete
education thorough ana terms moderate
i0' p"'' Mira NAN "A Clinton.st, Brooklyn.
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practical COOKERY.
NINE LECTURES ON COOKING
BY
MISS MARIA PARLoA
A sRRIES or KITCHEN Lessons WITH DEMON
STATIONS. - -. o-....
tribune EXTRA. No. s5....-...PRIcE. 70 oEsra
TIE TRIBUNE. Ssw-YorL
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THE CORBlN BANKING CO.,
Us BroadigiH Nsio YORK.
,UD9 PER CENT F1RM MORTGAGES

,1YD 8 PER CENT FARM MORT6AGES
That nrouery negotiated first mortgage loans upon I'M
proyed farms in amounts not exceeding 10 ~ ~
dDt ~ Their value are securities ODtanaDie WI
denceJ NV the success all who nave invested III lIo
through US We are prepared TO demonstrate rom ~.
~ LIsincss cXts ding Than quarter OF ttl
that these mortgages as safe as state OF y
bends and arguments opposition 10 them as neeoh'u w
mo will moi stand moment In lace OF tle over
nToofs which our records anOrd Contingencies III az
t vcrv other form Of investment lacking ~ tese al
while we do not pretend that they the only safe
t m had we do say omphatcay that the combination OF -
greatly safety and nearly II quite twice ue income oD
allie from such would place In Inc same cla.s vora
lem ecdctv attractive Had they not proven satisfactory
10 our customers during the past twenty-five years our u
ct,ons IN Them wOud have scarcely reached the enormous
nreoTtOus which our records disclose NelnNle az "HO
nav he attracted by advertisements to this form
80 sTeTt Ia call and investigate for themselves before
deciding that claims for these securities strong "a We
make Them. are not based upon n solid foundation.
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For Both Sexes-Country.

A RITHMETIC, Bookkeeping, Writing, c
~ respondence spelling Photography, Typewrtins;
and evening. All summer. PAINES COLLEGE: " 30"
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Gorses an0 Carriages

TOR SALE.-At stable of DR.. Willard Parker,
No. Al Fast 18th. ST. stanhope phaeton, by Brewster
Co. perfect order and appointment also break for two
or four horses same makers little used rstcass in
every detail
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POPULAR SHORE LINE.--F0R BOS5Tws,Sss
and tie East All rail nom Grand Central Deps Pa A.,
EXPIRE trains daily tSundays exceped 10 oson
parlor attached and 10 m wiea ps s sSr
caIs Sundays AZ 10 u ~ win pace III Akep
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Gteamtoals au0 Railroads..

HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT
n. The Day Line steamers will commence their regular
trips Albany WEDN EsDAY, JUNE s, making the usual
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.-COmmenc ing May "a. 1885.
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot
ing.rOGm cars.
.;0a No., Fast Limited Chicago and st Louis Express
with dining cars Stopping az Albany Syracuse Rochester
Buno Niagara Falls Erle Cleveland and Toledo arriving
al chicago a. M Cincinnati I:4J and ST. Louis Ii3
p. III. next day.
dagn1 Rochester Niagara Falls and Buffalo connects tor
til a M. Western New-YOrk and Northern Express. with
drawing.tOOm cars
800 p m, Albany, Troy and Utica Express through
drawing room
4 p m. Accommodation to Albany and Troy
s6 p. m. ST. Louis Express, with slice for
and 81 Louis
$50 D. M Express with sleeping.cars syracuse and
Auburn road and tO saratoga al-O TO Montreal
Pacific Express with seeplngcars Rochester
Buffalo Niagara Falls Cleveland Toledo. Detroit Chic lgo.
also 10 Waterfowl daily Saturday TO
burg daily except saturday. -
i d m INignt Express with sleepingcars Albany
Connects with the morning for the West aud
for fhe North except saturday night.
tickets on at Grand Central Depot No, Bowling
Green Harlem Depot, l20thsL and ith-aye
ana al WestcOtts OcesS Parkpace, near Broad
YORK 1873 Washington aud 1870 Fulton SITS, Brooklyn,
and ~ FOurthst. Williamsburg. -
Accommodation dTa ana sleeping cars can 70
procured OF the ticket Offices IN NewfOrk Cy anu A.
533 Washington.st. Brooklyn. ,,
called for and checked from resluence
srhese trains run daily. All other. dfy except sunday
tIhese trains stop Harlem l25tlIst AMI ithayey
! NJ TOUCEY. u. NJ. KESDRTCK.
General superintendent. General Passen ger Agent
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orncr or ST. PAUL ANp nrlr1a HmaoAP {

OFFICE or IT. PAUL AND urLUTn RAILROAD COL
~. Paul, MINK May ., l-sI.}
rNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF the StOckhOld-
i ers of the -. PAUL AND DULUTH RAILROAD
COMPANY Tor the election Of Directors aud the transact
OF any other the Company. vii be- hca at The
Oficc tho Company. the ty o 81 raul MINI on mon
DAY JUNE L. l--5. a. ~ o'clock uoon Of day. The
iran Ser books will be- closed o'clock m saturday
Nav - lssj, aHd reopen on 1hurs'a,. Juno ~ leSj.
PHILIP 3. uARltiS Secretary.
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rENlE Annual meeting of stockholders of the
Bassck Mining Company for the election officers for
the ensuing and for the transaction O bust
may before meeting will be held Tuesday
June at II O'Clock, at No a. Wall street TupNer books
will coseon Wednesday May ~ and will be rc0ncnod We'd
nCsday juno 5. ". = hOYr,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-25
IIARLEM RIVER BRANCH

i NETWORK. NEW.HAVEN AND HARTFORD r. n,
Trains leave Harlem River station lS2d.st and
Lncouaye near Third Avenue Bridge Harlem River
Preached by Third Avenue Elevated RaOa d. daily
sundays ut $40. 7io 300. 1000, ll5j m. 2O. .;55,
40 $40, $40 and 500 m. for Pore Norris Casanova
luak Point, Hunts Point. Vest Farms Van Nest west
Chester Tmpsons Bay chester Pelham Bay Barlow city
Island. Pelham Manor aud New. Rochelle,
Now.ROchele with trains for all points the line Of
the New York. NewHayen and Hartford Railroa; shore
Line and Air line DyirionS Newt anaan, MlddleOwn.
NewBrtan and sued Branches and Boston and all points
East.
Midnight for New. Rochelle and all intermediate
tons at lie a. daily, except MONDAYS.
Sunday trains for New Rochelle ami all intermediate sta
and $3.50 the latter connecting
Rochelle with traius To Grand Genital Depot aud
stamford and with train 10 Boston via shore Line.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
~ Trains leave from chambers Depot for Engle wood
Closter Pisrment aud Nyaok $50. 10 l. 320 $50
b:lO Gao $3.50 m ~ midnight Sundays T. a. and
S:l6 pm
Nanret spring Valley and Monsey T. 10 m. 400 lp m.
sundays9 a. IN.