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New-York tribune., 1885-07-08
LITERARY NOTES.

.o, Uastern writer now asserrs-ahd
without argument-.hat the plays oil ohaAesp.a'0 ~
,,;,,o, tv no other than the " real Hamlet -o'ner-
wise L. Burton.
Mia. Marietta Holly, the author Of the really clever
-, tho. records the opinions of Josiah Alien
wno has written novel entitled Il" Sweet Cicey.
II will be printed by Funk Wagnalis
Mis-, Kate Greenaway has prepared new oook
xheb will shortly be published by George fouueuge
4 Sons II is called " The Marigold Garden. ihc
sarus publishers are bringing out new EDITIONS III
twenty tour and in twelve volumes of Marryats movers
The Saturday Review" declares that nowhere else
a. the art and mystery of writing short stories pe'e
understood than in the United States, ana that IL III
che domain Of the fantastic that the American writer OF
abort stories has been successu-ccrain OF them
being unsurpassed and unsurpassaoie
It is the opinion of writer In " lhe 'ie'ea'u
7 1eaaer.and there Is reason in his arguInent-that
books IN these busy times must be written upon on
such subjects as will be of interest Tor months anu
wears "The magazines" he says " are also 100 sio"
for the times In treating brief pohtca e1ctemen' VI
some such topic Of leeting Importance The daily
n,es alone can satisfy the public appetite or rise 70
fbs demands of the occasion. With its comments and
,s ex,anations brought down to within few hours OF
events. It distances more stately periodicals, and
makea the most hastily written books seem sadly De-
hind the times"
General Lew Wallace has not one but two noVeiS IN
preparaioa The scene of one Is laid in Cons'aht'-
noplc.
Two anniversary poems by DR.. Holmes, TO james
Russell Lowell " and "To the Poets VINO oniy
Listen" will appear in the August " Atlantic"
"The Lady of Branksmere " Is the title OF a forth
coming novel by the author Of Molly Bawn." Mrs
oliphant has lately written new story called " Inc
Son of His Father"
The late Mrs. Meta Victoria Victor was the mother
of nine children and the author of innumcrabe novels
She began to write when very young. and brought OUT
at sixteen her Romance of the Lost Cities OF
Yucatan."
Madame Blanche Roosevelt relates in her book about
Doro that the artist painted his Salon picture, The
Massacre of the lnnocents.' in two days.
Mr.. John Burroughs's book, Fresh Fields" is now
in its third edition.
The Scribners Will soon print a novel by Mr. Ario
Bates. under tho title Of "A Wheel Of Fire"
The third part of Professor Child's noble work on
English and Scottish Ballads /" is nearly ready.
Miss Baylor's remarkably neat story ON This
Side will soon be published by Lipplncott, with Its
predecessor " A Perfect Treasure" The volume will
bear the title Of " On Both Sides"
New-York tribune., 1885-07-08
WEST SHORE RAILWAY.

THE REST CONSTRUCTED AND FINEST EQuIPPED
DOUBLE TRACK LINE FOR BUSINESS OK
PLEASURE TRAVEL.
THE WEST SHORE ROUTE Is ALONG THE WEST
SHORE OF THE WoRLpfAMED HUDSON RlyLR
AnouND FOOTHILLS OF CArsKILL MoUNrALNS
AND THROUGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY OF rHs
MOHAWK.
after July q 1885. West iadss.
station as fouows;
All from downtown ioctof ayst,
North River 20 mnnes earlier tnan rom foot OF Wess ,z e
Detroit and Chicago 'l0:iO 'd:o SO y. N Pull
man sleepers through.
ST louis Is: l0 81 10 p. m Pullman slsepers
Suspension Bridge, Niagara Falls. BunAo Hschestsr 7
q -b: % ssiO p m. secpsrs and Tszriys
Utica syracuse 7s2O. 'iVs0. ll.o III. 'le
Highland. Pokeepse sangeres and Albany. 'l2:iO IN.
Newburg. Kingston Catskii 1910 s1:20. &0a
slO; TO- Ll.l Am $50. iO s6 D. -: 20 D.
Saratoga specials. g.0O ll:l5 O. m. 8: 5 m.
Lake George. sJO IL - SATURDAYS =: % M
KaterskilL Hunter. Hobart. Grand Hota 6t-on. Phn.
ncia, o.; v la b m Buffet parior 10 ar.nd
Hotel and Hotel kssersAill wa Phenotl on 3v IA -
Pasnvie. Cairo Mountain House station. 'lslc. 7;2a
FOR Montreal and Canada Fast To 9.os u, r,l0
Hamilton. London. 'l0i0a ~, ~;l0 -ssl0 p ~; Tosens
sDaiiy. other trains daily except SUNDAY.
For tickets time tDes lor sleeping car acc9anoa
tons OF iufornition Apply q otnces Jersey say lsna e
apss ss !sss 4 ESl''r a. sSssSss ssas NV
East l25hst, 15s bowery and West shore stat9ns -
Of West 42dst and foot Of JAy-sty Ns>sh River BsY
called fer AID checked from hotsse and IesdenceS U~
can Do lon ~ ticket efnceA hENnr ~ "a
Sso Broadway. osnerA Passenger 49,
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Nem Cnbliratious.
TAINTOR'S GUIDE-BOOKS.

Describe cities Towns aud stations on the Roues
III,UsTRATED WITH MAPS AND WooD-CUTS
For sale at stands bookstores Price, - cents each
urDsoS RIVER RoUTF.-Sew-York TO wess Point
Csisi Mountains Albany, Troy saIatoga springs LAKE
George Lake ChampMn Adirordacss Msntrea ana opeoec
Lii and Adirondack Mountains
SARATOGA uLUsTRArED.-The Visitors Guide to
sarsto.a Springs with maps and woodcuts
SARATOGA MINERAL WATERS Directions for their
use by Dr. W. o. Siiilman. Of Saratoga springs.
SEASIDE RESORTS on the Atlantic Coast.
NORTHERN RFsORTs.-Doston 10 the White Noun
fairs Lake Green Mountains Lake cnal'
plain, Ogdensburg, Montreal and quebec.
prNSsytVANIA COAL REGIONS.-NcwYor York and
phiiadelphia 10 Faston bethlehem Delaware Water Gap
Maue b Chuuk Scranton. Wilamsport and Llsnirl
ERIE RAILWAY ROUTE.-New-York 10 Ithaca, Wat
tfn's Dunkrk Bunao. ChautauIua LaAe.
and Niagara Fails via Erie Hallway and branches.
NETWORK TO SARATOGA, NIAGARA FALLS BUF
FALO AND CHAUTAUQUA LAKE, VIA n. \. Z, X lie
VIEWPOINT KOUTE.-New-York to Boston, via Newport
and Fall T or. With Descriptions OF Newport and Naira-
gansett Bay. A.,
CONNECTICUT RIVER RoUTE-Sew.York TO me
White Mountains N. Y and ~ H. ana Conn fiVer H. H..
NETWORK 10 PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON
CRY OF NEW.YORK.-Containing Des rptions OF and
1,,rec,ons for VISITING the Public Buildings &c new
Street Irectory Travellers Directory Map Oh Ne"A OK
sent by mail receipt OF rs cents
TAINTOR BROTHERS. MERRILL IL CO.,
IL and 20 Astor.pisce Sew-York.
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Trans leave NewYork Dcsbrosses Coir
andt street Fesres, as follows;
$40 7i2o. g q chiesso Limitei, and 10 lSasangtsa
and p p m. and y night SUNDAYS. e:is q Lriit;h.
Trains leaving NewYcrk daily except sunday ats sai
1liOa m. l. "a, and m. D. 0 sGs'..ys.
Returning trans leave Broad street Station rhaIeph
12Ol. 32 4:35 s. 6i5, $50 1880. s2O $50. ii aud 5
,o d1mised 1,, 81 Express Ia and 45o M = 2
l:3 8. 6a5. $3.50 m, q i:50 Limifci, $50 10.
TAO p m Leave Philadelphia via Camden. m. daily.
Ticket Onces s4 425 and 94t Broadway Asto. Iloas
Desbrosses and CourtaDdt sts Coarsl s.d
Brooklyn Annex station. loot OF Paitoa.sL. Bro,SFE
Ruschs Hotel Hoboken. station. Jersey
Ticket Oihcc No. = batteryplacc AMI Castle Carleu
The New.York Transfer Company Will call foT and eh ~
baggare hotels and resiaenees
"ecUARLES r. PUGH. J. h WOOD,
General Manager. Geheral Passenger A.nfs
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Gieamboats an0 Railroads.
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS.

NATSKILL MOUNTAINS.
~ CATSKILL EVENING LINE
STEAMERS kAAIEnSkILL and CArSKILL
leave foot OF Harrsonst,
N r., every week day AZ 2. Connecting with Catsk
Cairo Rail 10 o'clock boat from Catsk
sunday nights arrival Of special Mountain train send to
pier for Circular timetable LIST OF houses Rates.
or address w. j. 1T UGhts. rreas. CatskiL, n Y
COOKS TOURIST TICKET OFFICE,
~ 26l Broadway. Warran-st. New York.
Railway and steamship Tickets all points tho lowest
rates EKens Tickets for summer Travel reduced
rates. send tot pamphlet.
Tickets be sent by mail Address
THOs. COOK &sON. POI Broadway. Now-York.
Boston, l07 Wushingtou-st Chlca 20, LOG DearbOrnst
I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
FREQUENT AND RAPID TRAINS TO ALL POINTS
ON LONG ISLAND,
ses full time tsbles TO be hae static company
and a Spa 10 207 $50 o.! 907. 1918 and S23 Broad
way. $50 CanaLst. 1877 Gthave.. Grand Central Depot
42ds. a the Windsor Fifth other principal
hosU d, end as pslm0uiee's. llt Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-08
yye,sh t,,b. frs,sl3 4
curfsr

poco.ns for yyeok 1881 pkgs. Exports, soo59 pfFs
ry p5ol cable SOS Prics changed very le from Tueslay
10 aaiuray but week the market h1H akcn shIp up
ward turn and closes exceedingly hr foregn adyices have
improved indicating an advance ana fcer movsnn, %
offered a the hsnres quoted. There e some tax o
sbye onr on but toays pusro>s uDder tho trer
was at 7a7c with white more salabe tin eoVlea
t,oy duc vcmcnt primo TO cholce loty
selling at &c air to good full cream fock at 1ao e. ana
mint ms sxm. ia952c ohio nats are rather nrner
unier me inquiry from Shippers home Iadc - sun net
sLo seldom wiling 20 go above &c ,o Dert actoiss my
GOOD quality would sell homo trade at &c possibly nte
-.-. r An ,oxo, q, - =,
i'd N Wateffon 900 boxes az Ia c. and tho Gran
y, na-et was dy NJ 6G7c Tho Interior markets yes
terav Vero decidedly higher At Vtca s3' boxes solo at
rs~Sir rui,ng price SC Al Little Pals $500 boxes sold
td7 Sc nl ng price 7l9c AZ Eat Aurora tho Masaned
oo,nbin. lion sold 1t and tie Cloyerteid At &C.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-08
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
Fer the week ending Tuesday. July u 1850

ReceRts for the Week t0 sara 10 the history q
fne Trade and although tho season Is sonsdefsS I~ @
sa1 n, the since LIST Of May 1he enog
nous anary butter e pcna .banes Spd
ncyuat"s account tho general market REMAINS gniet
d ces show soue weakness particularly ON gradcs DeipW
ancr The pnbo and private rergerstors become nlled
receivers more Inclined to eSt sres 70 s" s
shown in some quarters state creamery pals nave 9ag
aIiy ne TO bring very nice lots haye so1 ~
small creamery IN TUBS !oOlo2c
,e % ,ocsae pr,ce On the open market lsc Ia becoming
an price for Extra Western large weposted bny
ItSa rsis are slow c and seconds 70 brsts are
dull 3Sl6c Exporters arc buying spari1fy y aSa
PsSSS ny not plenty but tho equally small ss
e most o current arrivals going In range Of IA 9loc Ink
ac than Iieier estern dairy modca caely at
SSiie for finest straight lines closely graded lots some
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RAIhWAxl hgkS Aal nov 2sD kRsEn e af NsM
q sssSsss5s $
hoiss..s hsf ys' s1s 'sas'
~ fss S's.s.s sis
% ssIs:s Z; 'Ss $:sIP Solid
Tsis sSSs sSS:sss
sSSsSS Sss ls ssS f oso s s is
4 - 10 ss go ss 1919 Ia S q
gym ! ypn Ia midDishs o., ,oo 81 ,,.oo.u
sIS as aJ F:ss5c sS ys SfS1Ia san
nTs nights Opy 5 sSnSsy' 5 So Sls ~ @ s5S o
ssS siS $40 1880 and i2 Yd9shh sundays $40 7'is
SsS %aTset a9sSs .5 ss 4.s f aaf
Eewbura and Cornwall 1850 m $50 s:So N. suhay
Rondous and Kingston and Montgomery Am; saop. M.
s9Rsis goshen SaSs s.s 1929 sse go 4ao s'a
ssn % SS s% oa ss sa s9s
fls ssSs Hsn 54s s9 Ss Ss
s7:l; ss 81 = & t'
q sPI::s :$s sssss
;Ss so%5,1S.. %s's sst,. 50.
Express trains from the West arrive IN NewYor at 7'io
'''0 join y hBBofT. eenr pass'r Agent, New.Yoek
NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL-
IN ROAD.
staton. IN Pennsylvania Rsroad 1901 of Cor''and|
NEw.YoRh Phna, and BEADING p. T., foot Lbsrty-'t.
LEAVE NEW-YORK- Commencing June u, 1850
F9s sGgsa AnGSy MA "a Afse* S5 *p
sEf ss y stS Rse P'gR H. 70 nooo o
ri sS SNsg1 g II II rfsaHss Sss i9s no hS 'iG'' s5
m R1osl sSa p Il 10 noon o
g. $50 D. ID. sundays AIS, q. m. p m. go ,,
For Red Bank Long Branch. Ocean Grove Asbuy PARK.
BssS pPfa ask sss Ss P3 N eis %
IL noon i36 Ss0 !, 4S0 s. 5,i5 1870 M suniays (nos
stopping at Ocean Grove Asbuiy Park L. e4o n IL
Via Pehnsyivana Railroad ais, 7:lo. o m. II noon.
$40 8, 20 docs stop at Red Bsnke 4ilo $50 m
SUNDAYS tnot stopping at Ocean Grove or Asouy fsA"
$40 M. RUrus nLoDcETr sSReeTiHS,endons ReGS
O. &T A. p &.R. n. r. g. p A. P. R.R
NEW-HAVEN STEAMBOAT CO.'S STEAM
~ Frs G. H. NOkTHAM AND CONTINENTAL. Leave
Peck Sip Pier No % =. r. at p m SUNDAYS excepted;
and III D. m (sundays inc uded Connecting az New ayen
with special trains Tor MERIDEN, HARTFORD. SPRING:
FIELD HoLYOkE. &C. Tickets sold and baggage checked
ga Broadway n Y; and Court-st. Brookyn E1cur-
New-Haven. 81 So
DOPULAR SHORE LINE.-FOR BOSTON
and the East All ral from Grand Central Depot Three
express trains daily (sundays excepted 10 Boston nj
d m (paror attached) and with palace sleep
ing carsj sundays at IL with palace sleeping cars
Newport express leaves Grapd Central Depot ariot
attached D. MI arrives at Newp9rt 81, p m n.
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Gteanltoats auo Railroads
A HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
III =
DAY LINE sTEAMER ALBANY OR G. yIBg a n n
daily Except Sundays.

DAY LINE STEAMER Albany OR c. vIBBAnp
Leave yslten-:.. Srsotyn Sy Snnszj an
for ALBANY LANDING a. Syaek and Taryicvn ~ isrrs n
West Point SewDufs. PoushiecDsic Rhincbecs cstsHi
ana The East "a and sn& y W. 2 r. .sssa ss @
U: and y: 4. H. Tor the resorts OF tho Catskis
.HUDsoN-with b and i. Il r. for Chatham Pi,fsneld
North Adams and . eSanon SPRINGS
Montreal aud the North and with ~ Y. c. and IT. r. ME
S s1a TcS s e, ss Ssla Fa fsfRs' Bay
A --RONDOUT, KINGSTON and CATsKILL
Cornwall Newburs. Marlboro. Milton folghkeepsie and
Es9PS sGnnsm{ W u Usr anr to1E CSys
CITY OF KINGSTON and JAMES W. BALDWIN is4ys
ee az when Ret SSsoa
landing at Nswenrs % spa pepgsseeRs GT2nasetn8 Tfh
cxTsKiIL 'MoUNTAiSs win lssys Rondont sunday
ss II rS. on seys & Scnaa sgssaa tss sIn from the
"A Dd DEAN RfcHMoSD 9IS iesye Pisl a. Norta Rivss
foot Of capas every week day az M connac.ng yith
parture
nay LINE TO NEWBURG.
fector-ss s.'S az ooIooi iiiS DAILY
nd 4 %
reduced rates. special rates 70 parties
TOR ORIENT, GREENPORT, SHELTER
l. ISLAND tQtTHoLD and SAG t,a MARs2,a-5ghs Or. 5is
IN ThthksbAYs 81 vs." aud sATS RbAYs ss 8 p a. Returning
on alternate is&sSSkErr AYR BRO Aren't. 50 soasn. ny
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
~ Trains leave rpm yh,mpsr.ss Depot for S Enfs ToS S
sss D $40 4 END sundays
SaRRrss, % Spring Valley and MOnsey loa n- $50 p M
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TO PHILADELPHIA
VIA THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLDEST ROUTE

20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND IL on SUN
DAY. STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA, = IN
NEW-YoRk-
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Ocean 6teamer5.
CUNARD LINE.

bowling Green New YORK
CUNARD LINE.
FROM srwiSGE 70 9EaPPooggEn PogEn VI. orrrss
FROM PIER 40. ~. HoRrH RIVER.
@ July Is, II M
LTRURf1 -; SATURDAY Aug J.. sa N.
ses 70 and ffoa ali parts Europe veryov
ra' Freight and PiaiSS Sis IL to agents.
FOR BERMTDA,1 MTE2k1r STEAMERS
nom New York Gpr,s Escaraon ratcs So to $50.
Sg ;y e. 3! R,SsSwsy E,s way
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
conpanvs Pier new So q SoTth oot9, MOrson,s
ST laHEt Nc 3opsseip wsdns.dAf& ~ JuS 81 lS q a, N
81 "1,Si '1sss sd"S.aiy m
Checks payable q sght suit, tho Banqas
'i""'' LOuIs be BEBIAN Agent No . Bowling dreoa
BRANCH OFFICE. Lao BnoADwAf.
GUlON Line ,rvs v,,r srv,vrns
~ rdF HNdGfR III LIS SiTS sfdNS %Ab aNb iiH9fRp9oL
-. Leaving Pier So N H- footot KING Sc
Co.. ..... Day ivy =
Abyss isii stay InT 80 ?,
"&S CABIN passage according 20 a.eroon $50 SO So
rs so - Itss51xe SSnn q 10y rates aUIoS CO.
HAMBURG AMERICAN So. cos LINE for
llPLYMoUTBt Lonioni cheroourG PArisl and Hamburg
tacS,S my 4 y IN m sssiSe s.st tS s sn
rf5:sS F fnR s'9 oa i 81
oa xis Il rSa st Y GEN fa A Asts sV NJ
INMAN LINE OF STEAMERS,
i ion QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
cnl qirl oE ciEsfEi. 1880
and srV si5o Der 81 sGEaa hss: s sEsHAG
No i broadway. Ny
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD So. co.
NEwYofk ERosp ssJtTaharT9E H2I II S?S xNS SaEMEx
EhsFN!sGPs Eh &iGa5 5fE H. II Jam 5FS = 3g
On Express steamer, First Cabin go, siSo ana sI9S
ssSa fSaa NS 90 second ssS u Cabin $50 oh O''f
or1nrcIs GsIsis e Co. at EC Sr?si hc%ias aa'fs Green
PACIFIC NAIL sTEAMSHlP GT0MPANY'S
sAsfSA 4hHf SP! sSS1i GMEkISA GEN.
From S'ffi.t i.iiSs: Ss: isis saaa' NJ r.
'HHscFNG H%FTIS ,a. sue a.sA 5D5y e %se'
From san FGn Fa1GlSSS 5apsD asa sa eaa eSn anan '
SrrH I ana
m1sIns, ! a sails ls0 sniarsay s, y Aas sso krs isp@
paH' on the PIER Il HI ESr superintendent
RED STAR LINE.1For r., Antwerp !s and ni9 PARIS.
N aturlay. Juiy /, i.3U
saloon M $50 to s9 excursion $40 70 siGa Second caSa.
800; excursion. syOl sieerage at lowest raess.,-
PETER WRIGHT & SONS oenl Agtsoo BroadwN
V,lIE u. s. AND brazil. MAIL SS. co.
American passenger line for St Thomas Barbados Para
Nsranham PernaInbuco. Bahia and Rio do Janero
Tnklng Tor s.outevieO ana nucnos Ayrcs.
MERRIMACK, Saturday, August l. AT noon from Robert
ADVANCE. Saturday. August -. J stores brooklyn
IIom Nowpor News Va, third day succsccing at
PAUL h. GERHARD u CO.. General Agents, 81 Broadst
WHITE STAR LINE-MAURY ROUTE.
w l.. NJ
EIs FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
GERMANlC Capt. Kennedy Thursday July 2i5J NJ
CELTlu apt Glrade 10. $3.50
ADRIAiIC Can't. Parsel Thursday July 20 p.
BHIITA ~ ,ant Perry Thursday. Tuv 10,
From the White star Dock. foot OF West iothst
RATES-saoon, $50 $50 ana $l0Q. Return tickets on
favorable terms stferage from NeyIark Lr9m @ ,ne
inspection plans other Information apply at tho
company's Offices No. 81 Broadway, SewYorkm
Agnts tor Phadeiphla STUART & roBEY so5 wanat-sr
New-York tribune., 1885-07-08

GeGchers.
MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
N Age supplies Professors Teachers Tutors Cover
10 CollegeA schools ald fanihsa Apply
MRS NJ ]. YOUS0-tULroN, - Union 5aaata
DRINCIPAL WANTED.-TO purchase or
boys bording nnd day school II is located In
beautiful and health fu place and Is In prosperous
Ston We haze seen u and know ~ tee appointments to BE-
god will terms easy possession Immediately Apply 10
A. LOWELL CO., IL Astor Place. n. y.
SCHOOL OFFICIALS and others supplied
~ with teachers and teachers aided In obtaining
Apply 10 A. LOWELL & CO. 10 Astorpla New. York
GCHERMERHORN'S Teachers Agency.-Es-
~ tabished 1885 Promptly provides bost teachers
private pupils families schools aud colleges. No charge.
j. W. sCHERMERIIOKN& q Co, East l4th-st, NY.
rNEACHER WANTED.-A lady past 80,
Il capable Of giving instruction In English draw
ing ard possible piano 10 my three daughters,
just frcm Europe IL. II and 4i the two 0lds st
understand English also snpcnntend the Of uIe
house references exchanged Please address
A. X, p. o. Box 3,777.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-08

gSGz
r.eo,,,s for week IL g52 pkg-. slightly nmer market
for ANY, frcsad eggs withon' material chang, in prices
storage really To BE- sold NJ The nrst
svancc prce- tends 70 keep price, down. on al
ro0's an below fancy quality. me close be.t qlny
nnrss oi Michigan anh northern Ohio -nd reaching Sc
canadian held ~ lac with few sales but httc busincss
possible above i2Lc. ,o,.,o
State and Penn, per .ahlnsn'Incy '--.--, 30 70
e.tefa prime dol dl2Az Western. inferior 10 oil
yFUTTa BERuEs-FRt<H-
Small green apples ffom Maryland and Virginia are plenty
and very brad 70 sell st low p1ceri top quMlton-
sslo,n obtncf Peaches OF fine quality I'm fair demand
anc trm but most OF the arrivals are OF v.ry common
neIitv ana slowly Wild GoO-e prs IN fair dem and
Reach pums sell slowly 9nds low prcss Cherries plenty
and low wbcrric non Opnysr pol ns aIc generally Of
very moor quality hard 10 sell At SC quart
c. oil many Western Ncwrork ots arn also selling IN that
berries larger supply, quiet ss 9ye Bsesgerres arc
irnc Wilson reach &c. but Dorchester
80 10 90 a . 0c and Wid aln0Tt lnsdlati0 Iucklo
berries lower closing steady Cnfrantin fsr dcri nj from
steaav MaeI1ueDns lower but clear
ing up pretty $40 100 Tor ordinary - choice
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gnstrurtion.

For Boys and Young Men-city.
tCHOICE collection of school circulars for
pareuts and Teachers IN every del arteDt OF
rIf ard learning recommended H. HEssE s6 West 2lstst
iCCHOOL OF MINES-Preparatory School
A High School Of Science and English.
80 EAST 45iHST,
| J. WOODBRIDGE DAVIS. q T., Ph- d. fnoc'p@.-
New-York tribune., 1885-07-08

COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.
LIyYRPooI, July 7-Cesson nrm ziddipg upisndA:s II
New-York tribune., 1885-07-08

ME Western Union telegraph Company do
purchase tar account Of th, aesuuuat.d sink.
e Fund hundred and y thousnd dollars o The bonds
ssue1 on building Of broadway aud Dcy-st New
YORK city aud maturlpR In lpOa .oo.
feaed proposals VIII BE- Received until noon July 10. 1888.
fpr the sale Of said bonds or any part thereof
vew.Yorh juno g. 1854 Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-08

Reoeipts for tho week os5 bales. Exports for the week
81 bale the Of demand fron either
pnces are largely pOmins. aud weak.
heavy ieng p.ryaes the trade Al pre, arc anxious 10
sell ut the heavy decline has fa e 10 stmuaie
demand ia very dtcult 10 do Dusncss Would DO
easler than sell OF quotations.
state Choice lsst... l20 DO 1S33............- 80
Do Coed sPrino ....l PaeAc Coast lsoi...- colo
na fnsg IA al
New-York tribune., 1885-07-08

Sealed proposals viii be received at tho onlce of
the Mayor 6f the City OF bridgeport, Conn.,, until
July l 1898 At O'Clock for the purchase OF ALL or any
part Of hundred and we9iyye thou and dollars thirty
year OF the city Of bridgeport OF the denou
hation of ono thousand dollars each.
These Bonds auo by Act OF the General As
semby approved Mag 3 -sJ and by reso,uti9ns ?f the
Common Council passed June 90 1885, and dated July
l. 1875 aud interest at per por annum payable
scmiannuay h first days OF January aud July at tho
Office OF the city treasurer.
The accrued interest upon the PONDS at the time OF delivery
be paid by the pUrhaser sinking fund has been es
tabished tie payment o. tho bonds matuty No bids
will 10 enternSd at less than par and the right IL Reserved
bids deemed for the Of the
Eiddrs their envelopes Proposals for City
D0nds." For further Information address
HENRY IL. PYLE Mayor
bridgeport, Conn.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-08

TIKI ORIENTAL BANK, I
Ngw-YoRK. June 20, 1885
Gath CONSECUTIVE DIVIDEND.-A divi-
Of dend (5 per cent has this DAY been declare9
from the earnings OF the Last months payable July
proximo NELSON q. AfHES. Chshier.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-08

THE MARKET NATIONAL BANK.
NEw.YoRK, Jpne 20, 1883, )
TNHE Board of Directors have this day de-
dividend Of four ~ per cent free OF tax payable
after July 1885, Tho transfer books VIII remain
closed until that date
New-York tribune., 1885-07-08

spring chickens have suffered further heavy decline
brt AZ M cures quoted market cIses so1dy Fowls
remain prices materially eh inged Roos
tiers easy Ducks and not plenty aud
steady.
Western dressed fowls are n liberal supply dull and barely
seadyi l3c generally asked for fresh reccpts o dry
picked bat easily obtained and some cts going &C lower
Spring chickens IN large supply. dull aud lowef Pha
dSlphi uck sell slowly at - 02tc "a 70 Size AMI
bert scaldoi easily placed at 0dl7c Spring
ducks neglected squads stealy.
QuOlatOs iOr game nOnI I'M the absence OF huppY
New-York tribune., 1885-07-08

DEPARTMENTS OF ARTS AND SC1EkCES
Entrance EXAMINATIONS, pteinber IL and l1' lo ul
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-12-04
Possible Dangers.

Owing to stolid partisanship on the part
of Congress- the republic is left by Vice
President Hendricks death without an
official who, in case of President Clcve-
lands decease, could rightly WELD eXecu-
tive power as head of this nation. Re
publicans in Congress have endeavored to
leg late so as to prevent any such condi-
ton of things, but have been foled by
their opponents. Another session of Con
gress should not go by, and adequate pro-
visions remain to be made for a contin-
gency that might introduce anarchy in
public affairs, and perhaps break down
our Republican system.
AT present, immediate interest is felt in
regard to the man who will be elected
senatorial president, pro tenn, and will
possess in fact all the prerogatives of Il
vice president, which, though simply all
in themselves, have made several times in
our history the second Office II presiden-
tial steppng-stone There is some little
talk about choosing Democrat to sue
coed Mr.. Hendricks, but this comes from
Democratic quarters, and presupposes
that Republicans are far more magnani-
nous than their opponents under like
circumstances Republican senators will,
in all probability, choose one of their own
number as presiding officer of that branch.
Would not they honor themselves by
electing a senator whose circumference of
view sometimes includes things outside of
narrow party lines, who has been thought
of as presidential candidate, and has a
national reputation, earned by years of
acknowledged public service-the incor-
ruptlble and independent member from
Vermont i-IOStOU TruUScriDt