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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-07
WEST SHORE RAILWAY.

TIE BEST CONSTRUCTED AND FINEST EQUIPPED
DOUBLE TRACK LINE FOR BUSINESS or
PLEASURE TRAVEL $500. ,,.x,,,,
THE WEST SHORE ROUTE Is Along TIE VEST
SHORE OF THE WoRLp.FAMED HUDSON ,MiEEFS
AROUND FOOTHILLS OF CArSKILL, MOUNTAINS,
AND TnRoUGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY oF The
On and alter Oct l. 1885, trains VIII leave West 42d-st
stntion as iolows: ..,.. TOO, =, r.. q,
North River 20 minutes earlier than from loot OF West
Detroit and Chicago 'iOIO 5000. 1910 p M Pull
g. Louis 5000 'sI0 p. N. Pullm an sleeperso o,o
Bu1alo Rochester, 72O. 'lOIO o. IN, 'o'Vo' 'Siop H.
sleepers and paTor cara. -, tam. - .o,o 40 N
co md SYRACUSE TAO .lo,lo ll2o a. NJ. 600. 1910
paHshspa. Po'kecpsle cstsSnl .7r2o 'lolO Has
vpSrs kingston sauEertes and Albany. '79o. '1olo
lib a M a5o, 900. .slO. .lll4U m
Aasystoge via Albany 7:2b, lli26 o. No.. 500 p NJ
Nor Montl cal and CANDIDA East 100 a. NJ, 900 D. N
Hamilton London .O;l0 a. H. 5000 selOp. NJ Ioronto
.ba,y fbay srcops Saturday. Other trains daily sr
For tables psrcr or sleeping car @ aSSSs
tons information apply at Offices hoooke
A., brooklyn Court Annex 0nlee 1905 q in60n.sS S
New-YorK City 3lS 1863 S5l, GAS Broaiwl lo9 ooweiN
ND West shore stations foot Of West o2St ana i from
hotels and residences Orders can ~ .eI MW sTI
$50 gr0aaSx.- ~---~----r 'r'sssza RAasnaraf AGENT
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RAILROAD.
On and after December 7. 1855
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL POrTY


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave Desbrosses and Courlnt Street
HARRISBURG Iitsburg and the West with Pullman Pllacs
CaTs attached M 8, and p M Duly New l9rk and
Cars al 9 "A m. every day.
wiiamsport Lock Haven. a N, P m: Cory aud Enc
Batnore Washington ana the south Limited Washington
Express Pullman Palace Cars. daily except sundag, 10
m arrive Washington 400 D. m AMI $50 p m arrive
l. land p m. ami II Dislt Slsunday 6lo a. w. and
For Atlantic CITY except sunday, lpm
Long Branch Bay Head Junction and intermediate stations
wa Railway and Amboy. q m. ~ noon, $40 2 N:
sunday. 945 A. and p. IN do not stop At AsOuIy
For I'D Point and Norfolk Yew.York Phnadelphn and
day. wa ia timOrc and Bay Line, 4Cg week days
Jersey CRY, aTordng speedy and direct transfer for
p, daily. From Wasain ;ton ana Baltimog 90
$50 go S q S1 From e@S P PSl s
600 66O 100 sac 910 $50. 04O. l1J0 m; 100. ?,
59o Sis sGpgaV $50 60 $50 7so 20 Iss
m. 800, $50. 6:55 800. 935. 1885 p. m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express trans Desbrosses and Court
lsudt Street Ferries as follows; 90
CO. 1920 g. 9 - CHICAGO Limited and 10 M and S;'9
and D. and II night Accommodation. ; 80. u lOa
ana ana a. M p ~ snd m and Is nigS
Trains leaving Newl daily except sunday, 100 and
connect connect at az Trenton foe Gsmden
Relur9ng trans leave Broad street station, PhisasPn
a, United Express j and 100 2; NJ l2t9 l. D. =
o. TO, and 9:l9 p. On SUNDAY, l20l, $40 400 q
sos, 80 a m, l2:l9. 4;50 Limited, $685. 7O'. and
Leave Phladelpha via Camden daily except SUNDAY.
Ticket Offices $40 425 9ii broadway. Astor House,
RTooglyn Annex station foot OF Fnitou.st BrooEynl
Baschs Hotel Moboken; station jersey Citv. Fwgran'
The NewYork Transfer Company Will call for and check
baggage from hot els , ana residences n woon
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
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NEW-YoRK CENTRAL AND HUDsON

NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER FAILROAD.-Cj influencing nov. 20 1851
through trains will leave Grand Central Dep0ti ,,-
~ M Rochester and Montreal Express through or""
In groom oars TO Rochester ST. Adams and Montreal
20 80 Fast Limited Chicago Express Win w n,S
cars stopping at Albany ltca syracuse RoohestsE AZ
ho Niagara Falls Er6, Cleveland AMI Toledo' aui''e'
Chcag . so u. -Nt dlv. . c..,,
1880 a NJ. Chicago EXPRESS drawugroom cars TO CahI~
digua, ROcheater. Niagara Falls and Iufalo ,ss with
I'll a NJ. " csiern Newly orb and Northern hhp''''' Wv
DRAWN room cars - - ,.-,,rh
$3.50 p Albany, Troy and Utica Express h,i Linn
drawing room cars To saratoaa IT. fd"a1u A-" N
Falls ON Saturdays only -
az m chicago Louis Express with sleepihs Tsi
for Niagara Falls, Buffalo. CINCINNATI Ioieuo De"''
and st Louis - - e,.o .,d "a
Auburn road and Saratoga also 70 montreal - .hcs.
tgl5 D. m Pacific Express, with slesplg ous 10. LA
RurliO. Falls Cleveland, Toledo ana
b NaertOwn ORdensburg daily except saturday tAanv
Ills D. m Night Express Win seeping.cars 10 MI
and Troy with the morning trains Tor the "e'
Tor the North except saturday night. -. p.wl,uf
Tickets on sale az Grand Central nepo No Bow sys
Green ALB broadway Harlem Depot 2th;aL anu nroaI
and az Wescots Express Oices tMAplaS - Ser4
YORK 49, Washington and 130 Fultonsts BrooHish " "
tth at, Williamsburg ,..utn1.ar. can BE-
drawing and siee ping ca
procured az any OF tho ticket Offices IN NewiotA S'''
b3sI Washing ton ST., BrOokyn. .,..n.
naganle called for Ked from res NO. cuntv
sIhose trans run daily. All Others osy e' TX
tThese trans stop &C Harlem t!21tn,se M" WENDRfcR.
J. M. TOUCEY. ". "a a. sssnser a gent.
General superintendent Gepoia r"S'oNN
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RIVER BRANCH

IL NEWYoRK NEW. HAVEN A. aAETFs09by ~ * "a x
Trains leave Harlem River Station. corner % is'
Iinoon,ave Third Avenue Bridge seros, HsISn
Elevated Rairoad) daly eAcePs
S1ndavs az is 100 $40 1000. 1l:55 m, 2i1 S3os
40 $40 $40 ard 500 .. for Port Morris Css1nJya
TnaE portl Huurs Point, West Parma an Nest West
chester TiInpsons Bay Chester PeihsI Bay Bartow (i
fsondt Pelham Manor and New Rochelle, connecting az
New RschelIe with for all p9as On me mn ne 9t
Ina NeS.York NeW-Iaven and Hartford kairoad, moro
I've ana Air line Divisions, Newt dna7n NJ ddetoWn,
Britain and Sufied Branches and Boston and all points
=, 60.
tions q, 10 a N. Iaiiy. except Mondays - ,..
SUNDAY trains for Newkochele ana All lneru
ors M 100 noon $50 the after tran cOnnecth
~ v,tth way trains Grand Centr. Depot and
Stamford
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/ X
II Trans leave nom Chsoeysst DeF91 'or h1gIE .5S
tloatcr Fremont ami Nysck So" 80 a. w., ~ n am and
blo 64j. $3.50 IN u midnight sundays l. LII "H'
,pDI m Spring Valley Monsoy T. 10 m 400 p N
sunfnys 0 a Il. "
IvRIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
l. YORK LAKE EHiE AND WESTERN PAILPoAp
Arraueemrnts u trans rom shsnOe;,-L Depot fFoh z'U
Daily except sundays. Day u press. Drawing.r0q
coaches % nshfnL0a EHF e sSpS coaaho,
Honelsyluo TO Cincinnati ana fuiao to ChGaso
S" 9iPse for last ie IfrIve, Meanwhile
40 ,,g,aid i0.51 an Cincinnati e.'5 p ~; Chicago,
300 lni 81 ioq' .;39 r .ec, nj nonihS; , arrived
uialo e. m -gspe, SION "a 90, r. ne most
p m u pily 5iicaso RIPrcs, tcr the Wet a soln
Tram Of lipan y ard Si'epI Tesges 10 ab1aa
Ru,hsaord AMI sssAc 40 545 40 800 go i020 M
IL miiuoht sundays 5ab $50 1920 a NJ. las. e'O
10 d KS 5ti5 .J f5o 30 1920 m u las
go I4o $40 $50 $40 $50 7'30 so 1850 p M az
ndnifaat Snpa1 y'5n; Sti 0'O i''-o = Me-
srS sad fa,sT.o Ysy1rF e9 500 Sod $50 i3 sO9
II midnight saturday nights Oay. Sundays e'lo a. L.
sg}SSi2 pi s;i5 7,'c ESQ 1890 las $50 300 so
$50 lo.ij a M l.5 G,jo = y m and ~ midnight
W.res 7iS ioi s tlS p 40 S tsS 5t' sum
a1{ o s92 ana Kingston oni Monts'aarY $3.50 p
sG Go, iy rs 55 80 1920 $50 $50 $50 100
Mlddioown 4.4a oh, go 20 l9;29 a. m SEQ 4iSo
SS9S M and $3.50 trans connect with On
.srio aud western railroad The a IN
t" rar q JsTvis 80 1920 S $3.50 $50 $50
Toats leave 23dst ~ y; 6'to, d,l5 = N G;l5 m q
- mntss ana itl6 IN; sundays every thirty minutes
mcksts passage and apartments in Drawing Room and
and rassr baggage may be let a the comD2nys Office.
st. a. the GCgSy, RsP9t'N a, 7,o
''SO JoonN g. XBBoTT! Genl Passr Agent NOw.YOrE.
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING R. R.
FOOT OF LIBERTY ST.. MONTH RIVER,

FOOT OF LIBERIY ST.. NoAl aIyEFsa7
Fcr F;a&IiAbRLLPItH and TRtNToN, Bound bE cs
SG s 81 80 l pa 40 ,g tE so
Drse eonnsSon At Wsya7 Jun con fSr conshs
oRSwH NGt0ou Rs on all Day Trains and LEEPIN'
peara on sa{e SpELPHIA, Ninth ard GreHR ST.
7S6 $50 ets6 lao S456 $40 g 4,,.i go %,
I'm SUNpHY s.s@s s M SS I 5S mr. ioo $50
ydr o. 400 PA " PrALR and PhpILfPgbURo
For ON iiifPIffAMaPoRr sUNBURY. LEwIsnURa ant
MAM4N9Y GlLY g 752 ~ e m 81 ~ to 400 s
Ills O. m loo 1880 4iOO. $3.50. 04S Roo D. M Sundays
FoSr stl4% rS& ss5oo; siq%@sgSYP -oo sa,,u
100, lao, SA3, "a p m SUNDAYS at o''oh W.
For PE AoGHA at at 90 1 iS 5l5 a. m 1880 si, 400
rot ct roo zoo sG6 a. NJ 100 1850 S16 5'@6 sunda
FSr E%afo on at 400 7oO s46 100 l'S. s4S Ao
b'S SEgPTHoEs + iSo s s5 SG n 9oo
.or q umINGToN ECO q, 100. l'so. AGO. $3.50
or soMERyLJGG at 600 60 100 s!S 3S0 St hi5S Sa
go S6 i S 81 5o 1885, ST Sundays lC6 sOOs
rd 5'9 11 s ~ Pa ga l S9
50 o. M 900 i 7oo '77sS' si5 $50 I6S iS
S o. No. IS Sundays 800 500 M. laoC M 1880 4OS
g6 %i H6 80 SsSN 15Yo 6SEN SR9yp AN raR
t bHYs except Ocean Grove at 900, s45 am.
So f6Ms RIVER and and
ro s. M T Io SITR WiNELAND and BnIDGEroN al
NFW-JERsEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No. 3, North Rtyer, via sandy Hook 1850
For HIGHLANDS sEAbnlGHrI L0NG rBnANCu
LAKEWOOD TOMS YER, and BARNEdAI AGO p Y
grocprsd Is foot OF L9srtyss Pier O. 3
J0 1877 and 7lo 6thave. RvinsonSt 10 i? 10 ana X
anal lac. no kGsb IL 'thst 1872
si0 Bowcfv and principal hotels IN New.York Cly. ~
hrooklyn at 80 ourt-sI lO7 broadway; e5S $50 tu
onsl io S7b Manhattanayc IN ho90ESn a:t Wssna.
onst X. T. Transfer ompany VIII cal for ana oheek oAS
Baf 81 Woo TEN O. q, HANCOCK,
''hfc,"reI MANAGER Gep Pass and Tick ct Agt
TT p BALDWIN e, f. Z. Ast, ii Liberty So. ~. \.
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VHE NEW LINE
L BETWEEN -


NETWORK, PHILADELPHIA. AND NORFOLK. OLD
POINT COMFORT AND THE SOUTH
bHOU FASTER THAN ANY OTHER kOU -. a..
on Dee ember T. 1873 the Newlo rk. Philallohs
& Norfolk Company will Fast Day and lgns
Express between and Cape Charles Trains eN
Newly Ork Pennsylvania Railroad, a. IN week 10 anu
\ d daily Old Point COmfOr,. m week itts
and 100 a m daIIy Mo- folk .. :; rs Sep
ing cars through from NewYork cape charles AMI fauo
without change Tickets, pare" car
rs be secured at Ticket 'u'
OF rho Penn syvania railroad Company. ....
r. b co. X r.. Gent Pass and Freight ABepN
II w r.. SUPERINTENDENT
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirer, Vessels aud Railroads
cbNCp,T MARKFT REPORT.

CoFFEF-spot steady but quiet nj sssc for iar
200 bnRs CT Keper sold private terms OpIlons
dun and closed weak sales 1000 bags closing as foos
December G6id67O; January, $50 GbIOi feDruayJ %
a675 March G75 1880 April. 6soq6s5 May; 6s s5,
June 6aO0Ggj Mild grades steady sales lOuu oasS
Mararaibo and 800 Mexican ON private terms. e, ooo
COTTON-spot Cotton dull end unchanged saies' o-'
bales. ,-- .,...,,.,,to,
The quotations accorIlg to tho American ca'hlclto
iollo
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Ocean Steamers.

COURIER, &c.-An experienced courier, on
Y on his way back Europe would be glad OF new en-
gagemcnt would not OBJECT TO tle Gio az ~ lb pty
1 Lives ron c>iIPoRN1A. JAPAN, on Ma. CEN.
TRAL 81 soUTH AMERICA AND MESICQ
From T FSr hS s RSl isS 81 Panama N
Connecting Tor ' South So4
Fo~ San f For China and nd jRa r'nn'n ''
CITY, S 9F u Sps %sn pSS asny S Tom
palys Office on the pier fooI Gang,sk :Hn.rDtepen,
SPECIAL NOTICE.
The r. s. AUSTRALIA Will sail TUESDAY December 30,
1850 from San francisco Tor ionoun and sydney o.,
B-Ths steamer val not take passengers OF irssn ii
iernson apply to Williams Dimond Co general Agents
'AD '''"'' Pier foot danaLSt, n. H., NowEOTk
Japan CHINA.
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL
STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Steamers leave San Francisco as rollow''
BELdIo......'.o;GGSSyx; S II jan jan. AHA'
OCEANIC, GAELIC, BELGIC,
superbly Apponted-superior Accommodation
SAN PABLo-Cabm capacity limited
p..ervat,on, can be made by telegraph to- and
,,bn pans seen at 2s7 Broadway NeuYork, or Room ~
Railroad Building. San Francisco
LELAND STANFORD. Pr sdsnh
T IT GOODMAN. General Passenger Agent
DED SIAR LIN II. .- - ...
Ia FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
sailing from New York and Antwerp every saturday.
pFIGENLAN d Saturday, Dec. IL, $50 q.
ZFFIAN saturday, Doc. ~. $50 y.
saloon eco and 500 excursion $40 TO $500. second
Cabin $50; excursion $50 SteeraRe az lowest rates
PETER WRIGHT & SONS. Gen'l Agts % Broadway.
DED "Dn LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
FOR LAGUAYRA PUERTO CAnELLo, CURACAO AND
NARACAIBO.
From Pier 36 East River. -
CARACAS S SATURDAY nee nee -
PHILADELPHIA ........... W ednesday, jan 8. 1885,
These AMERICAN STEAMEIS, specially bullt Tor the
superior accommodations Tor
letters that be sent 10 noon on the Jays INC
steamers sa will be duly forwarded, providing they arc In
closed In stamped envelopes OF denomination slcont 70
the United states postage of6 cents per haOunce
For freight or passage apply to ..
BoULToN. BLISS q bALLETT General MANAGERS,
40 Psarlst
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Y OpNUICH JJNp


~ Reduction Of all points: Boston SO w0rceses
- "a Sfeanars leave Pier North RIVER foot d Watstt
neIt pier street Ferry at 4'O p u uAD
except SUNDAY
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DOPULAR SHORE LINE for BOSTON ant
the EAsrAn rail- nom Grand Central Depot iar %
daily sundays exceptad) 10 l,os1At s1
M 1paror cars II with palace sleepaS
Sundays q. IL pm with palsce SO PEE 9tEs a,.
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LIVE STOCK AAlkfI0 BY TELEGRAPH.
CHICAGO. Dec 5-Ttr Dro1su JoIrari reports. Ctt'Ir-.
Receipts head: shipmen head. market steady .
I1pOits LUuaO 10 cows aud Mixed 7Jut4 sock
er s. 3UaS4 uV Feeders. a. 4Odsi OOi ToIins s.
sheen Receipts 1000 bth shipments 900 heat market
dun; Interpr 500 - ~ Natives - 90 rs % IcAaus
81 1J0r3 90
Hogs-Keceipts 2lG1O shiUmcntt 5000 marxat scafv.
Rough Mixed 5Od - 10: facKlng shipping - 1O9
IS > ; 50 10 a - 20. ~kipA - 5OUS3 -
Ct iUUfs. b.-fdffis-lcCeDts. shiDmenfa
ZOO market steady ChOica Naive 5hDp ng -tecrs
1.a.J 20. SatiVe butcher Steers 2JUSI 20;
Steers. - 5O0S3 90
Shs,D- ReCeiDt3 L4pU slin nents. 100: Common
dunn 90 far5D Cloce. % 1888 %; InUs 81
30
Hogs-Reccipts 1000 smDmcuts. zoos Light f3 $50
So 90 PACKING. - uO043 30 Heavy. - 1898 30
BUFFALO 4-CI:ite-EeceDts 25j rsai total
SON neal H.
head cousigued III steady
- OO0Sj 25j stOcxers Feeders
Z
,sD- Receipts TO-DAY $500 thus far
- 200 mead % 900 "olslVned
through. II cars marcel quiet weak. Medium 10
Good 81 Good 10 ChOce 80 IS ass ~. Canada
Lambs. - OOn5 -.
Receipt, to-day 10 900 thu. far
$4,000 head Tor an' umi llst week 5000 head
40 o; which Is 10 NewYork
STEADY Medium 10 Fair Workers ~ 7O6s3 IS GOon
CEOicc N0d3 JU butchers Grades 81 90 g 10
50 D13 %.
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partng 9faofmea.

ALLEN DODWORTH, GSl 5TH-ANE.,
n ASSISTED BY HIS SON, FRANK DODWoRTH
Glasses and private lessons Gentlomen Oh Monday ana
Thursday evenings
new class for little TUESDAYS AMI Fridays at half
past two commence December s. send for circular
LEXANDER MACGREGOKS, 112 9TH
~ AVE.-Private lessons and classes every day Gentle
mems classes Monday and Thursday evenings
A SCHOOL FOR DANCING and DEPORT-
~ MEN reOpened for the season at576 5thaye; Mr T.
HARVARD REILLY'S pupiis meet Mondays and Thurs
days. Glasses always Opsn. See circular.
As MR.. TREN0R exclusively occupies his
~ Academy Building Broadway and 32dst he gives les
sons in dancing daily. Circulars.
CARL MARWIG'S New Academy, 1oS West
~ b5th-st. Glasses open. Circulars on Application.
EERNANDO'S DANCING ACADEMY, 1G2
j. 55thst Bank Building Class Lessons and Pr-
vae Instruction day and evening send Tor circular
A Large Hail To let for select entertainments
GEORGE WALLACES CLASSES, 12l
~ West 3oth.st, lear Broadway and Harlem Parkaye,
l29thst. circulars.
~ GEORGE DODWORTH, 81 West 24th-st,
Il formerly with Mr. Allen Dofworth. Now ODen. See
ircuars. Room TO let for Germans, etc.
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xx,ICKFORD ROUTE TO NEWP0ni' H. Il
w Leave Grand Central Depot as Is, t S.'S q m.
AZ n ~ arriving IN Newport al ~ vrySns
prswias.room cara 9tlnnhs ar W wwxtREN, savN
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For Both Scxes---Country.

For BOth ScXeS---COunIrY.
DOCKLAND COLLEGE,, Nyack- On-thc-
Ii Hudson.-Prcparatory and business for gcntcmon,
graduating Tor LADIES' tWcINo tachcIs NlAcf
SESSION opens Jan l. send for catalogue ..
S0S' W. IL BANIsTER, \. NJ, PIin.
CT. AUGUSTINE, FLA. LADIES ACAD-
y Envy oombiniug a southern Home In CITY proved by
statistics to be HEALTHY The Continent WITH athor7
ou.,n course Inghs, languages, Music DRAWING ana
Painting &c, &c Address H. 5 MUNDAf, frnclpm'
BOX 100, II. Augustine Fla.
WINE ELMS,p Springfield, Mass. Family.
i Day and Music school for Girls Primary Academic
Classical and POSTGRADUATE Courses .... 90. ...-,
MISSES PORTER q CHAMPNEY. Principals
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THE BAY LINE

oLD.PoINT COMFORT NORFOLK AND THE SOUTH
Daily except sundays via Pennsylvania Railroad, $40
p.m Parlor car through to stealGc
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Art Schools-City.

Art SCnOOl5-ClSy.
MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER
Va VIII receive pupils beginning Tuesday October 20 W
drawing oil ana water color painting SUI NE bo"'Is ana
lsIdscaue, china painting ana decoration
studio, No. 80 MailsOn1va
References
nuutlngton. President Nau0nN Academy or ot-lkl
Lfr William II art y. Al; Mr. James VI. lart. y, NJ
Nj. David johnson. y. y
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Musical instruction.
GRAND CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.

4C-WEST 23D.ST-46. -
The leading school Of music, encuuon dramatic arG Ii.
languages drawing and painting. Free uNa tacs tp" "
Sly lessons per week. For particulars address mn
President
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n)iuter Resorts
Gelp manteo.

.WANTED.-Me travelling in gents furnish
w clothing goods hire % take patented
city trade, sells easily liberal commissions Address
IL. l.. PITCHER, Louisville, Ky.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads..

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEf
u trains leave from Chambersst Depot for fngSE q
Ct,ufor pteunont ami yac 7, $780, 10 $40, T. $oi
LAO Ga s.3J D. IN II midnight sundays 7. a IN and
%,pngt. Spring Valley ane Monsoy 4. loA M $50 p u
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For Bows and Young Men-country.

4 HOMELIKE BOARDING SCHOOL
For nar,.cuar, address no PRiScIPA1, Hampstead In.
stitute. Hemrstad L. l., y. y
LEXANDER INSTITUTE; Military Board
~ ing school, White Plains; u MILES LiIS,1 ST. Pm D.
DOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
Id GGesf Soninf Of FsG Ssli Sa
FREEHOLD INSTITUTE. Freehold, y: j.
IT, npa Iaie and iiar1SId kV.A q. CIAME rs r-in
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY,
"C g G H5s, S'l 4. ' s S 'ra ,
NEWTON n. ia COLL; INSTi lCT yI;;o,
6 aSers sPPcSara5ry muc sidnoarS ban
mems Sn1' horses aSS s"S and S bcs"tiiu pet p9q :,
DENNSYLVANI MILITARY ACADEMY,
4 Chester Costly buildnc4 Thorough Instruction, a
MILITARY COLLEGE Cyl IpgineesTTi32g T4snd,t
Clas1cs English. COLONEL IHLo' hfAII J. fi''''''''
For Young Ladies-CountrY.
a LITTLE Girl can obtain thorough tuition
n and COOL home forty mies from Ncw-Yo'k Twenty
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PARIS, Jan. s.-Two brothers named
Norbert and Charles Ballericb, officers
on the police, whose mother WAS re-
Gently murdered at Greneile, became
engaged in the attacks upon them 10
the columns OF the Ore du peuples.
Last night ut II o'clock they forced an
entrance into the editorial.rooms Of
the paper. They were armed with
swords, and with them they fiercely
attacked one Of the editors, NJ. Due,
wounding him slightly. Although 70
hard pressed NJ. Due sucooeded in
gIasping his revolver aud tired several
shots IN rapid successiou. He theL
held both assailapts at bay until the
other editors appeared upon the scene.
1hereupon n desperate struggle eusued /,
but resulted In the disarmiDg OF the
brothers. Norbert WAS found to be-
seriously wounded, and was conveyed
to q hospital. Charles had received no
injuries, and WAS PLACED under arrest.
Three OF NJ. Dues shots took effect, and
Norbert was hit in tho breast, tn. thigh
and the back. No hope Is entertained
of his recovery. Charles was in "A state
of terrible excitement when he was
brought TO the police station. NJ. julie,
Wales, the editor III chief OF the paper
WAS absent At the time of the afiray.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-09

PARIS, Jan IN. lie Normand, the
widow-r of the woman who employed
NORM to secure evidence that her hus-
band had had improper relations with
Madame Clovis. Hughes, IL about TO
marry widow IN Normandy.
The trial Of Madame Hughes for the
murder of ter traducer, private detec.
tive NORM, was opened this morning AT
the Court OF Aasizes. The court room
was crowded TO overflo wing. Many
diplomats and other persons OF distlnc-
ton were present. Daring the reading
OF the indie ment Madame Clovis.
hugues seemed to be affected, but sht
replied in firm tone to the questions
She admitted that the shooting was pre-.
MEDIA ed, aud declared that ever sinet
May % she had been IT solvtd 10 Kill
her traducer In concluding her state
tnent Madame Clovis Hughes said
" If you believe me guilty, condemn
rDe II you can understand the mora
tortures | have endured, acquit me.
In reply TO remark by the Judges tina
murder was unjastitable, especial.
after fifteen months generalization, sh'
siid " You would not reason no cool
II you pad suffered AZ | have and tn
| prlsoner proceeded 10 unfold the un
remitting and atroeious character of tb
persecution to which she had been sub
Ilrcted. During this narrative she be
came very excited.
| Madame Clovis Hugues was acquitte
of the ID urder of Norm, but is condemn
ed to pay 800 damages and the costs c
the trial.