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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-12
Don't fan to see Jsnl.h tonight.
B'nai Birth.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Jan. 1.-The seven
tenth annual convention Of the District
Grand Lodge No. 6, B'nai Birth, comprising
ali the subordinate lodges in the states Of
Wisconsin, Illinois, Michigan, Minnesota,
Iowa and Nebraska, convened in this city
to-day and will continue in session through
tomorrow, closing with a grand banquet.
The following officers were to-day elected
for the ensuing year: President. AdOiph
Loeb, OF Chicago; first vice president.
3. A LANCE, Of Springfield; second vice
president, II. z. WINNER, Of Quincy, H. ;
SECRETARY, Simon Rosenfsls, Of St. Paul,
MINI. treasurer, Levi Solomon. Of Chicago;
sergeant-ai-arms, Solomon Well, Of MI
Eaukae; general committee, Philip Stein
and Samuel TOuss.g, Of Chicago.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-12
No advance in prices for Janish.
Aid for Earthuuake Sufferers,

New YORK, Jan. IL. "A meeting of Span
ish-AmerIcans was held at Tammany hall
to aid sufferers in the earthquakes Of Spain.
Consul General Miguel Duanez Guanez, pre-
sided. Sino DePombo, consul general al
Columbia, and Consul General Jacob Baiz,
of Guatemala, were vice presidents. TWAS
decided to appoint committee Of twelve to
receive contributions and arrange for enter
tain me nts.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-12
THE BCsTNEss OF TIE HOUSE.
Western Assoc,a.ei Press


WASHINGTON, Jsn It.--Uu dvr The rules
tie house committee on the District Of Col
unbia viii Be entitled to The floor tomorrow,
and It viii endsavor to pass 4 number OF
bills o. only loea! interest It is uncertain
What business viii be gwen precedence by
the hcuse during the remainder OF the week.
Tuesday has been Sc; apart for such business
as may be presented 81 the committee on
Judiciary: Wednesday Tor business presented
by the comnittee on foreign Affairs, and
Thursday for the consideration q tie Ne
Pbersou senate t,Il- providing for the issue
% circulating notes % the national banking
associations. aud the pending house otli
authorizing the secretary q tie treasury to
invest lawful money deposited In the treas
ury in trust By national banking associations
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-12
A Crowd at New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, Jan. Thirty thousand
people took advantage of day and half
rate reduction to visit the Worlds exposition.
Despite the numerical propositions OF the at
tendance, there was none Of that crowdihg
consequent on the presence of large bodies
in places of less immensely. The visitors
have begun to systematise their tours of In
spection.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-12
ne Great Anstrisn 80 Jsnl.h.
Carers Task.

NEW HavEE, Jan. 11.-Dr. Carver began
bis effort to break 1000 pieces Of coal IN
six DAYS, at 1901 to dzy. He made his first
miss on the twentieth shot At 1870 he bad
fred 500 shots making t=o misses His rec
ord must average 500 hits al hour to accom-
pIish the task.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-12

Bradley. as be Is nov eligible Tor retire
ueuL naturally attracts mo7e attention than
the other justices. Through his decisions in
electoral commission aHS;r be has &C
aulred more notoriesy than TIE ether mem
hers ofthe court. Although be IS seventy
wears cd. he looks as II be would Be gOod
Tor ten vsars uorr wcsk. Ee certainly VIII
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-12

J. G. Schmohl's wholesale dry goods store
at Galena, H., burned Saturday night. The
lesson stock was s35, 900: on building &c.,
600. The insurance was s25, 900.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-12
Jsnisa - her chieago ergagernent.

James 2. Walton has pat up forfeit Of yiOo
accompanying seazIlsnse 10 Eghf DO-siniek Nc
CE9reJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
TIE NEW KING ARTHUR.

An Opera without Music BY the author OF The Bun ns
Ball" square l2mo. cloth. 81 %.
WHAT TWO LADY AUTHORS THIN K OF H.
rUCY LARCOM SAYS. "The New King Arthur Is tHo
-, - spiuea and careful literary haud and keen ana
versatile min The wit and nonsense Of 1t are Hressoo
The .D,dcation TO Tennyso might be called snOlm'H
sapcv 1t powerful satire iupon prggshness NO ONO
can question the ability OF the unknown aulhor.
EDITH THOMAS author of a " New y ears MASK says
celshtful piece work Its Wit sparke and h4'hes
NJ every angle Of 1t Is inapproachab' Tor us gay
r,lerv and clover parody Of stately orig nal ana merits To
become classic should say there is nothing IN inc OooN
marc clciousy entertaining the ability assumed Tor us
characters OF remembering ward and comparing medFv@
Tot with the possibilities OF The present time Mluha
the authors d. It command measures and porfectiacy III
tie rhyning show HIN or Lcr) TO be no novice
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after Decem5er.20. s..
GREAT TRUNK LINE
- YrN-rert-p e,ut.s,t-1 Nrarr nnT

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains NewYOrk via Desbrosses and COurtndt Street
Harrs5ars fittsDurg West with Pullman Paact
Chcaco Limited of aror. Dining smoking aud sleeping
at M connecting &C Cory for T1tusvile Petroleum.
Baltimore Washington and the south Limited Washington
Express OF Pullman Palace Cars daily except SUNDAY t
Washne ton rO5 regular at 500 and $3.50 N,
Ia and p ana u nlglt. Sunday G:io a. mp and
For Atlantic CITY except sunday, p M.
Long Branch Bay head Junction and intermedate stations
On sunday, o:a5 a. m and p stop at AsburS
Norfolk RAILROAD 500 a. M week DAYS and m. every
days VIA timore and Bay Line 400 p n Meek Gays
Jersey city, ahoIdng speedy and direct transfer for
rraEs Arrive From Pittsburg, 100, 80 lI.3o m s55
and p daily From Washington ana baltimore 80
go 30 no. 80 SO ana i e @ D. ~ From Ps
depha $50 $40 500 7S0 $40 sz9 s50 let9 a1o
aoss m. and 2:20 night sunday $50 500 $50 1870,
$40. ll:3j 800, 6:2O, 6;55 s:2OI9S3, lo;So D. M
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
xpress Trans York, via Desbrosse5 and Court
G 20 100 g. o. 10 Chicago Limited. and 10 Washington
D. @ and ana II n Is Administration
and ~ r. ~ snnGs ana 5rTssi n az n6 & n'u
r aaa &c sSvng daily excep! and
connect comm at at Trenton for enc canic H.
Ieturnng trans leave Broad street SlaS91 and 5
united EXPRESS u end 41 ~ p snd nzag i2b 2S
$ s 5o ' $50 go Goo 1B On 50'I h%sd 5
Lsayf r aSes Va rs ana III Broadwa House.
md loot DesbrOsscs and coarta1dt Sc. @
RnseSs Hotel HoboEeR station Jersey CITY EmsranV
Ticket S Ser fdmTanY viii call for and check
baggage from hot els s ana residences JR. WOOD
CHARLES c1c "a PME snaa General Passenger Aren't
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24

~ RIVER RAILROAD .-Commencing NOV 30, 1883
through trains VITA leave Grand Central Depot:
- %. IN Rochester and Montreal Express through draw
to Rochester ~ Adams and MontIehI;
~ 50 m, Fast Limited Chicago Express WIN uIing
cars stopping NJ Albany Utica. Syracuse Rochester bu
fao, Niagara Falls Erie Cleveland and Toedo arFlnB ~
Chicago 800 n. m next day. o.,
1880 Chicago Express drawing room ears 10 canaan
daigua KOcheser. NIAGARA Falls and Bunalo. .. ,,,.
tIl ostern Newi oTk and Northern Express VIII
drawing. room .A..,-A
drawing To SaratO2a TT. Edward anu uious
q u m accommodation to Albany and Troy
m Chicago and ST. Louts Express with sleepingcNs
for agpm Falls Buffalo Cincinnati Toledo Detroit chi
oarO and ~. Louis , . . ,--..-. 49,. -,
Auburn road, and 10 Saratoga also % Montreal. . 49,
tglS D. m Pacific hEDtes1 with sleeping Tor hocnes
ter Buffalo, Niagara Fails, cleveland. Toledo ~ Louie ~
tro chicago also % atertown ana ORdenaDuIg uay
except saturday -, ,, ... =, .po,,
and oy with the morning trains Tor tho west au
for the North except saturday night -. - uo,v,,,,
Tickets sale at Grand Central Depot NO bV"Iins
Green 4l3 broadway. Harlem Depot lz1thsC anu
and Westc0tts Express Onices, Fark-paCs ne
wayl 1855 and O42 Broadway and 81 west l2othst New
Yofk 1873 Washington and $50 Pultonsts, BOoSYn ana ~
4th.sL. Williamsburg. 49,. -,
nrcured al any ticket Offices in New ork city, anJ
t93 Washing st, Brooklyn.
paggage called for and checked from residence.
sThese trans daily All others daily eAcep sunday
tThese trains atop at Harlem u2othst AND th;aSessz
J NJ. TOUCEY D. N hENDRtJh,
General superintendent GeporN Passenger Agoh"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24

pork-pnme Mesa 49s Od per Dbl; rIime Mes Prime West
Ala. Western 425 Lard. American DIS U'' S7s I'd
ef5 sis g Lard Oh 37s on Ians-Long S s1sat United
Shonlncrs J;s 3D. Butter Cd. per cWt iO lSeI
1beese@A mencsn Choice AS sd Whea-'ssJ
Wesf I'm Spring IS ID ais 3d. Red WINTER neI rs az
New Mixed estern. Az, ID; California NO - Produce
Caoluan IL I'd. n SD per cen'd;
Sntrits Of TurpentIne lGs 9d do at London Z2s. 80 p
evil; Refined petroleum.. n. pergaliOl. Roam
1aOv-2f g. sd DeII',
common So Al; Pale. lis od- COS Cd ihs s5C cy
Cd per yt Tatlow-Eine AmerIcIn. 2Sh Oi; rim ,Har,
9rs Oh per American Refrigerated b-ei' h''N f
era I'D: oie quarters. 3i-I per ID M ooo0 90 l5s
TONDOy dec prOduce-TnAecd on. t-lU ,nsoed
Gil per tnn Calcutta Lnseed 43s. Cd per qtartoi I'D "a
Cake 81 So IS Os ton Rehueo ~ nor evil
i per gallon: spirits OF Tlrpentne zos "a per cwt
snerm on g5s per ton. Osln-COmmon o. J- - -, Tor
TpIe ia GlIS Provsons-Iard. 33s Od Der CIV;
Amecan sugar "a. per cwt for CuVH falr
nolarzing $50 and I4s sd los. OdfOr CuDa ~ 80
rennng afoat; Australian Talow-BeeL zis, oHeyISo
3D.; Mutton. 2is I'd a2GS td COCOA N"' W.
III o.. Cochin G3l Os.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24

LIVERPOOL, Dee 23-l2.3) p. m.-CottO1 dull Mddns
Ipland Jd, Mddng orleans . 1874. Ites 10000 bales
iurudinV bales for speculation and oNpprt receipts
10000 baIes including 1000 bales American. Futures
UI.Bid do December and January delivery, 6Gid; do.
fouuarv and February delivery 80 Oid February
March delivery do. March and Apr delivery --6ld;
~, Anril and 3Lfi.: June
dciiycrv -.6id; June and July delivery l.Gld
AZ tOiays clearing ,OCO DGlrs
doc kct and 500 Dale4 Old do.
um.-Thr GALES To-Day included 500 bales Amercn.
Futnros quiet, Upands Low Middlng clause December
d,Iycry b--Cid sellers December and January de.
livery G2Bid sellers do January and February delivery
b.iid seller. do February ana March delivery 6a.D4d.
BUYERS do. March and Aprl delivery. 2t4L buyers DO.
AprlI and May delivery, 5id buyers DO May June
delivrry sod buyers. 10 June aud July delivery /.
Gld buycrs July and August delivery l3-6iu value.
d. m.-LOtton- Good Huidng Uplands. 5ltd; Middllng
Uplands Ji Low Mlillng Cplnds, t4l. Good ordinary
Uplands 9 It'd Ordinary pands. iLd: Good Mlddiing
Texas. 54i' Mdding Texas, 1"-i6d Low Mddng tcNIs.
5d Good Ordinary 1eXas i1d. Ordinary Texas. 4ld: MID.
ding Orcans s. Gd Low Mddlng Orleans 3D.: GOOD
binary orleans. t'id. ordinary orleans. I'D
y. observation-disclosures closed duil Upands Low Mid
ding cause December delivery. 4Gl-Gid. vaueI do De.
ccuber January delivery, Gl-t4d value; January
February delivery 6 old BUYERS do February and
livery 2.64d sellers April aud MAY delivery j6id.
scers do Nay and June delivery. odd sellers June
delivery. u4d. sellers do July and August
delivery IL sid. value.
MiddIng 5.ld. Good Ordinary 1916 gross
JI2j bales sales. 2~3 bales stock. lO4 30 bales.
SAVANNAH. Dec. - q ottJn steady Mddling Bos Low
Mddng Sc GOOD Ordinary - net and gross receipts,
10 baesi Exports 10 Great Britain. 900 bales
24OO bales stock, l23Oi bales
NEwORLEANs Dec. 23.-COttOn quiet; N.ddltng. ll.iG
Low Middlng. FL Good Ordinary, receipts, 2u63
bales 3l05A Otcs, Exports % Great BRIAN S642
Coastwise 2O.a bales sales 5000 bao, stock 3j4, Oj5
balos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
Worth its weight in Cold"
T.WARD CYCLOPEDA OF QUOTATIONS..

UOYT-WARD CYCLOPEDIA OF QUOTATIONS.
ByJKHoYT and ANNA /. WARD. Royal 8yo' cloth
s. 90. sheep. SO 80 holiday edition. 81 90.
This work contains over 900 quotations and 10000 lines
OF concordance Any quotation DO found even but
word Of it is remembered
The Post Boston The only standard book Of quotations.
For convenience and usefulness tie work cannot 10 our lAl
m surpassed and long remain the standard among
a., Nina ranking se by side with and beng equally indis
pcnsable IN every welordord library as WoTcesoTs Do
t.orary Roset's Thcsaurus. and Crabs synonyms"
Herald Ncw.York by fI the best book OF quotations
In existence"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRA

~ : =
prp.to peo o3crtf,>Recepts TO-DAY ls7 he11 t9tai
Tor 800 Tor same time t' 49, Nort.
heaii through 81 ears; cars 10 ~" -'
oni, IRA sale. feeling heavy. - ... +n,a far
SheeD-ReeeIDt l4UO aead: total LOT WeoA
% mead tor zane n ne ar wssk 2j.OcG head cOnsig
through cars; market steady with iar demand ~
prices Medium Good -heop, - lass -o Chooo ~ - 20
s4OOG = 25; Good to choice Western LANDS - ~
Canada LAMBS 50 % 10 -. -, ... elm, f,r
81 900 head for LAT weeN 4OUg hsaI ,ortn,
stoned throu0h il rars OF l. NewYOrk mtTAet
dull and lower; Good To Choice Workers rs 2G Good
Medium IN Fair do 81 1886 Pigs. 40@s3 on ooOu
butchers Grades So 70 Gs3 IS; Good TO Choce H'"''
50 80 a "a 90. -..,. uooor,a. C,1rIs-
Receipts 5000 head shipments 500 head matRes 35
Summing steers SO 4OdSj 4O StOckers ana teeuoS; *
a 81 90: Cows Bull, and Mixed. 81 5OG$4 70 buA D. 80
6S3 90 Through Texans. - 4O0S4 90. -. --.. oo,vo
and 5alOc higher Rough and Mixed ~ 4U~s9-9S -
ing aud Stamping. So GjSS3 30; Light % lo"'" ~
81 5UaS3 10. ooo n.o,,. y,ortet
steady 81 asa OO western - 7O@s3 0Ji L@uO
5OGt4 1l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
RIVER BRANCH

II NEW-YORk. NEW .HAVEN ANO INNIFUHU Z z;
Trains leave Harlem River station. corner SO Ist aud
Iiucon.ave third Avenue Bridge acrns, Harlem lNtr
Preached Third Avenue Elevated Railroad day eA,eP'
SUNDAYS AZ as $500 aO 1000. ll5J a. m, 2;lo 7''
40 $40 GAO and 500 p for Port Morus- CAS- nova
iOak Point. Hunts Point. Wost Farms y an Nost Ne.t
Chester sons. bay Chester Pelham baY bdItoM T. ~
Pelham and New Rochelle, cohhectin2 ~
New Rochelle with trains for poias the man ne OF
The New.Nork, New.Haven aud Hartford KhI,oad' SioIo
Line and Air Line Divisions; New ana Nut e,on ~,
Britain >uffed Branches and Boston anc al pA'
80,
Midnight train for Rochelle and all intermedat s@
tions a. y 10 a. m. Tally, except MOnt avs 80,
SUNDAY trains fol- New Rochelle and an lnler
tious at 1900 1nd $50 the latter ues S,
nj New Roche lie with trains 10 Grand teht' "eio -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
THREE GOOD BOOKS FOR BOYS.
TWO YEARS n TIE JUNGLE

Two ] LARS IN LIN JtNOlII'
Tie experience II hunter and naturalist in India Ceylon
and the Malay Peninsula, and Boraeo. Hy WILLIAM 7.
UoRXADAY. vol, syo with maps and Illustrations. 81
Since the visit of Mr. A. r. Wallace to the Malay Archi
no such important addition has been made 10 the data
NJ natural history as embodied IN this record Of exact and
annie ob.rvatiJn IN seldom penetrated field" .NcwYork
BRIC-A-DRAC STORIES.
BvMRs. BURTON HARRISON illustrated by Wal.
TER CRANE, ! vol, l2mo, 81
Few volumes viii receive warmer welcome from chill
dren 1t is praise enough for Mr. Cranes Illustrations
70 saw that they with the soHoa We confess 10
have been begued by the book into Ogetulness Of time
cares and pretty much every'hing for Two consecutive
hours ~ hIistian lnellgencer.
AMERICAN BOYS HANDY BOOK; OR, WHAT
TO Do AND HOW TO DO IT.
ByD. C. BEARD. Illustrated ly the author. 81.
These books by all Booksellers. sent Iostpaii
receipt OF price by
CHARLES SCRlBNER'S SONS.
1919 BROADWAY, NETWORK.
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THE WIT OF WOMEN.
BY MISS KATE SANBoRN.
beautifully bound. cloth square l2mo, 81 So

beautifully bound cloth, square l2mo 81 so.
lsOME ANTITHEsEs OF CRITICISM"
women have more wit than humOr"-IDr Oliver "endeA
Holmes
women have moro humor than wit"-lJohn Boyle
OReilly.
at sparlcs with fun every conceivable form'-lCon-
greratiOnalist
Anything horrible than the specimens so 80
eho-,, has collected cannot be imaglned"-LIhe Book
Buyer
Miss sapborn displays both judicial fairness and literary
determination in her selections" lTroy Times
Much Of the book very sapless and fetched from ar
-[Omaha Bee
There is not dull PAGE the entire colecon"-tcom
mercial Bulletin.
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Dancing 2td0emlea.

A Lien DODWORTH, Go1 5TII-ANE.,
~ ASSISTED BY HIS ~OE, FRANK IDIWDEil-
tia-Grs and private lessons Gentlemen Monday and
IidI,d EVENING".
new class little Tuo,days ani Fridays ut hail
past two commences December =. Seud for circular
ALEXANDER MACGREGOKS. I12 9TH
"A AVF-Priv4tr lessons and classes every day Gentle
men classes Monday aud Thursday evenings
SCHOOL FOR DANCING aud DEPORT-
~. MEN rcopcucd for the an SIS jth Mr.. T.
UArVARD RIILLI"S pupils mcA Monday. and 1Aur.
days Glasses always ppsu. soc circular
AS MIR. TRENOR exclusively occupies his
~ Academy Building Broadway aud a2dst hc gives les
son In dancing daily. Circulars
EERNANDOS DANCING ACADEMY, 100
L East 5jth't Bank BmldingG Glass Lessons and Pr
yatc In sruction day and nn- send Tor CCua
a Largo Hall 70 let Tor Select Entertainments.
GEORGE WALLACE'S CLASSES. 12l
II west 3sthst near Broadway aud Harlem PARK ave..
2 Nh St; ciIculalA
~ GEORGE DODWORTH, 81 West 2lth-st,
1 formerly with Mr. Allen Doiw0rtl Now open. see
irculars. Room to let for Germans, etc.
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Rirer. Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFFE-Rio grades duh at I9 10 ,oa nae
goes on Change sales AMOUNTED TO OILY q 600 o.
Tor January 90 for February sg628g5 Tor
a Ami. B.S50GJO for May, oJVuU,' ,t,li
nne 90 ~ 05 for July and 60j07OO Tor Adgust Of
grades were quiet and steady with sales OF -ooo p'u "
Interior Padang private terms soIos 172
OTfON~Spos IL &c. lower an' quiet, sn3 boiea
boles for con sumption. Delivered on contract 49, tba
Recepts AZ the ports 237 bales against 3lUo
day last week and 29.-O3 this day ssd yea 49, tI the
September J, 1885. 40 bales, against o. ~
same period last year. - ,..o-,o., class,acatlon,
Tho quotations, according to the American
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24

SWEET CICELY;
or Josiah Allen as Politician. BY JOSIAH AhAEN
WIFE. Copiously illustrated, 81 co.
Senator Henry w Blair writes from Washington;
have read Sweet Clcey with very great interest as
in fact read everything from the pen OF JOSIAH amen
Wife Just as soon as I get IL. have OFTEN thous
when weared with grave and exhaustmg iaOoIs ,n
great reason why wanted 10 ye in fact Why commune
live is that Miss Hoey writes book occasionally anu ~
read it and keep reading tho Old ones uD'l new w
comes Her works are full OF wit and humor ana YET arc
among the M ST logical eloquent pathetic ana
productions ofour time IN discussion of the great que
tons OF temperance and suffrage when seem 10 W
to be the really leading affecting the SOCIAL oonu
think Sweet Ccely is the best Of all her WORKS SUI
cerely wish that every person In the country "ouu r "
Miss Frances f. willard says ,,
Modern fiction not furnished more thoroughly lhu
vdual character than Josiah Aliens WIFE She VIII oe re-
membered honored laughed and cried over when the purely
artistic novelist aud his heroine have passed INTO o'n0
and for this reason: Josiah Aliens Wife Is a
Creature not too bright or good
For human natures daily iOoL
She is woman wit phlanthropis and statesman all IN o
and i prophecy that sweet Ccelys gentle hn manu-
shan lead josiah Aliens e onward into literary imor
tally"
Con mercial Gazette Cincinnati, says:
Her experiences among the statesmen NJ Washing 'on "
intensely amusing; but there is the evsTpresehI on Vi
startling sticking the side that aches with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24

NETWORK, PHILADELPHIA. AND NORFOLK OLD
POINT COMFORT AND THE SOUTH.
HOVR RS FAS lEk THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE.
on ana after De- emOcr T. 1881 the New Ork Philadelphia
Norfolk Haroaa Compaqy viii runs Fast Day and light
IpIcas between New York and Cape Charles
NcN York pcuusyva Railroad. a. Jaws aud
p daily arngug Od Point Comfort d p m week days
and 30 daily Mo- folk 1908 .. and ) H. m sleep
Ing ears through from New York cape Charles and Par6r
or from Philadelphia without change T1ckea parior
scas and sleeping Der ls can DO secured Ticket once
II tho Pennsylyanla Railroad Company
., -, -, r. .. Coz Kg. Gen1 Pass and Freight Agent
II. w. DUNN NJ, superintendent.
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Good or Iinarv...... 7lG i0y M1dhnS''.'''' lid
stiict Good ordinary rs dluuIl2- ---'--''''- -,
Futures we're depressed in consequence OF uS Se's
rnn,r.rrnI naes. IA 900 Daes.
TransIerablc notices Issued at 9.2'

FLOUR AND 1Iis et P,Gt' trade for
export mainly low grades tor the Pt9'hIS3 es 900
MGre 'T Ne G' 600 6bs for export Of the sales 200
Wa S9erns 92G1 S sP 20 Sr a hs West Vest nd
100 bb4 Minnesota Extra. - 5000 eSI 3Oo YIN ga LHi
49, ? & W 49, xira * $od5 Go b6. Fine
~ 5di3 % latter for Choice winter %nf 8fra
fine at = 25@t 20 9upeIrG Ucy ETtr9 STATE S375
So G99l 70 t4r' q 90 5 S. common
10 FAR Extra OHIO - 30 80 ~ Cool - w ia
Choic'' = So R9e MxturS a OoqtI 80 strtht
- 50asj ~: Patent 81 20 90 h"str 3o ~ F,ir5
Good si5a. - Good Very Choice - $3.50 o. r3{,nG
l lneot a ~ 5a r soU1iEN FLOUR
Common Good EH'T At g ,@t o Go 'y 70 se. 40
; 4, .'F tse ,g $3.50 FLOUR.
,ae e coI IN no2i,o p rr's n5nerangcd Yellow
Wcc,9 N H .e4 ann@ltd - ana cat5r Cash
sSnrth options openeih heavy then zen on ae r. then
fecovcd decline and advanced 'tc ara II sc
Cly Milling and fairly active bushes l Syeo NoTR
NOR 1i Of 20 100 bush 80 Rd rcpee ,akcn ion Mar;
sce. without further p'' rqa[, -' . a. c'S1ator
qlotedat s-c 'nA ~ I'D AZ o,[ ~ lamar r q5i,
a1Ii &c. closing At ole. DO FOR fchrnaiy III &C. r.
arc do or APRIL e,s 9s sl june 5s So -
&C. co'.9s ina a. al No.nA ELEY hND BAE.
C5RNI-Naflct heavy nnd lower carh lois nave dcenHl
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r. host ruces so1l business ior eIn9r! ar s IIs
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.'9' s9i 10 2r.', M1ei & ali'.c. ami &c. Ter
49, n elevator 4c' s,n.., i5 - tor '-,.mnor
f'io0, a., r,y,,or 6ta,oi,t aro,- a-i To- arr.ys'
steamer "h - a. .',p " NJ o. for jam
az e.o.,nr Il a.. da for Mar.h ',at7 - co'ins
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-24
- N i ". SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Plcr 10. :, North river via sandy HOOK.
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.
w -" y q E n %. r. r. 90. Le'see
rrrr REST CONSTRUCTED AND FIN r.! - ~ ~ IL
I'M T6t'BLE TRACK LINE FOR 81 ,lN E9S y"
PLEASURE TRAY Ell. ,ruu u,rsr

w y 3 O. e ~ 10. Y. X Z o. leN ,or-ypprD
.rttE REST CONSTRUCTED AND FlN ~! - ~ ~
AA'' IOUBLE TRACK LINE FOX ~ 9l-'A-7' Wv
PLEASURE TRAY Ill, nun u,rsr
THE WEST SHORE ROUTE y ALA. i-pfvtR
SHORE OF TIRE WORLD.FANED. II p,,1TT- vi ~
AROUND FOOTHILLS or CArSKLLL MOI ~ AI rN;
AND THROUGH BEAUTIFUL WALLET " Inn
on ara alter Zee 18th 1885 trains viii leave West i''
station az follows 100, ~ r,vst
North River. 20 mnutes earlier than from lo' % '
Detroit and Chicago eco a. H. 600. $40 p III Sleep
through. -,-..h
Rochester suspension Bridge NlagA f'4'' ~
a. NJ $780, $40 D. N. slecpers and parlJt cars. "a -
Uuca apa SYRACUSE - u. 1870 a. m. byo Ply J, NJ
Highland PJkeepsio sud Catskil. ~ 4I'-J d. NJ
Stwbnrs kingston saugertieS and Albany, . O. ll'2i
a M: 3:55 - 90, - Ia, .lliO y N 40,
SaratoRa via Albany ll:2O a. u 500 r m
For Montreal and Canada East. 900 =. n. - r,-o-..
Hamilton London 30 a n, 1000 'olop' H. lo'onuA
80. 800. - lOp. m. o.r,r r., "a d,ily %
Far cscs tables paror or sleeping car M
rons or information apply at onhcosi hOuoHoi
st. brooklyn. Court st Annex Umec; oO' 81 II Ro,ry
New YORK CITY Sl5. 500 SOL. 94b bio'1NN 80 =
and shore stations foot Of Vest - 'sei a." 1o All
JlVs River W'stcutta .p',s' "
cSss baggage hotels and residences. odcs Ta@ Do
cNet Ofices. hr.s - u.
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