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The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1885-04-09
OILOGRAPH PORTRAITS.
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Advertisements for addresses inserted Under this head
the rate Of fy cents FOR three Rss address replies
aGgsTtisers
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An cards. all Hidden Name, and Embossed Chro-
~ mos i0c. CLINTON & co. North Haven Conn.
Mention The National TrhIIne
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That friend of the soldier, Hon. Ben LIE
Feyre, who has been stopping in the Capital
since Congress adjourned TO look particularly
after the interests of his constituents and the
soldiers, left for Maplewood, his home, Sunday
evening April S. He expects to return to
Washington about the LIST of June, and will
then, as one of the Board of Visitors appointed
by Congress attend the graduating exercises of
the Naval Academy at Annapolis Nd. Gen.
lie Fevre is great favorite with the people, and
in the late canvass was supported by members
of all parties and reelected to the next Con-
gress by an overwhelming majority. His in
dustry, energy and integrity make him hon
ored and respected equally at home and upon
the floor of the House of Representatives.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-27
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDsO

NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
IN RIVER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. october y, 1854
throu al trains will leave Grand central Depot -
1900 M Rochc ster and Montreal Express through draw
ing.r0om cars. -. .. ,.u,. r~,....
dining cars stopoing at Albany Utica syracuse Roc
ester Buffalo Niagara Falls Eric C!eTeaui ana Toledo
arriving chicago 1910 and st. Louis I;Zo p m nsu
day. -. .. c...,
dsgus, Rochester Niagara Falls ana Buhao connects TOE
iii a. M Western New.York and Northern E1presa with
$50 p m, Albany, Troy and Utica Express through
- D. m Accommodation to Albany and Troy
Falls Buffalo Cincinnati Toledo Detroit aud st Lous .
500 Express with sleeptngeATs 70 syracuse ana "
Auburn road and To saratoga a 80 TO tlonfea
D. Pacific Express. with seepngcars tor roc
III u m Ngnt Express with sleepia gears TO Albany and
Troy with the trains Tor the west ana
for the North except saturday night. -. ,,,
Tickets sale Grand Central Depot, no. ,.oWhpg
Green 252 and il3 Broadway. and az Wes;cotts E2teo
Onices Park place ana 7s5 and 942 Broadway New.foS
and 1873 Washington and $50 Fulton ss brooAy" anu -
Eourthst, WILLIAMSBURG a..
drawing room and sleeping caa can ~
az any Offices in Sew-Sosk CITY ana -
533 W ash!n gton st, Brooklyn.
Pazsags called for and checked from residence.
sThese trains daily All others dsiy .ra
tiknyy'yT 80 f ~ ny ~ 100000 C. b. NEEKER-
General superintendent oeneral fassshsor Ass"s.
DOpULAR SHORE LINE.-For BOSTON
and the EAST All rail from Grand Central nepot Ihres
ernres daily snndays excepte to Boston NJ
oal'''' SuAuA' . - ~ - ~ 4. ". POPPlE, Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-27
LIVE STOCK MARKEr-BY TELEGRAPH

CHICAGO Feb. 23 me Dror.s Journal reports. CG,,Sr
Shipments. 5000 head market SLOW;
Iports IS 6jds0 %; and Mixed 81 O0GS2 49, stoc
ers IS oJ Feeders "a % 4Si 10i Texans sSI0o
al 70.
Hoas-Reecips $4,000; sbipmcnt'. 500 market steady
50 Oy; Iight s. 00Gst 70l skips, - "O6%t 20; ,,
sheep-Hecopts 5000 lead slipmenIs 2-09h aa narAGI
dull inferior 81 OOdS2 sos Medium 80 10 80 ZOi Good
- 20 IA 90 Choice 81 OOas! 76 Lambs, . co.
ST Louis Feb 25.-jruLs-.eccipts L5UO shipments
900; marEc, firm. Exports IS l64sJ 5O GOOD % C9olce
Shipping IS 2J9s5 To. Fair 10 Medium 81 90 $50 ~
Texans 81 90 a ~ 90. -. - =. A.,
Shssp-IIecclpts 200; shipments l0o Common to Ne
dium ~ 5Od-3 gj Fair TO CnJ.ce IS jODSi 10. -. -
Hogs Receipts 5000 sniDmcnt. l,oO0 Light III so"
- 40 Pac.iug. - lOasi 80: Hcayv, 81 bjdti 30 -,
gUPF,o FEB Z-Cdt,- Rcce3ts to-day 1900 head total
FOR wees thus tl so - head for tn9 last week. 200
beaJ. consignc1 21S market lower,
Good to % 1jGsj 90 sooSers and Feeier'
iS(p Receipts to-day 400 heed total FOR week thus far
20 600 head fo lsi week 2'0lo heai consumed
tlfouch Il cars market wolk and lower Medium 10
Go,,i - 256sI ~; Canada LAMBS. IS % rs -.
I0gr-ccopts to-day 5000 head; total for week thus Tar
Al for uus tltg F,oN. @..puJ neat col-
signed through cars market dun !'ood 70 Choice fo
IS 10 Pigs. a 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-27
THURSDAY, Feb. Ger. \

NJ
To-day's stock speculation part and parcel OF
Yesterdays erratc operations. London came In with
lower prices for American railways and the mornings
news was Of discouragng character Hence there
a weak opening, followed by further sharp de-
clnes. Delaware Lackawanna and Western opened
down 81 per cent and declined TO lO2is Delaware
and Hudson opened off u per cent ut 81
and sold at SOC. Northwestern opened down
3, per cent at 05Ss and sold lower. ST. Paul
opened OF IS per cent and fell TO 73l. Lake shore
started with decline OF per cent at o. and went down
TO Cos. Central and Hudson opened down Z. at 947s
and declined 0ias Louisville and Nashville opened
of only d at 81 %, but 1t declined 10 30as Northern Pa
cc preferred began business with Of
cent at AZ and sold at 1873 Union Pacific opened only
% lower at 4sa, but 1t declined TO A. and Western
Union started with decline of a to 591s and sold down
10 5S7s That was the Of the market till after
midday and In those two hours tho transactions
amounted ABOUT 100000 shares Of the whole days
total of shares Later the market was favored
with sharp rally In which Delaware. Lackswanna and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-27
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL Feb. 2j-l2:3D D. cotton steady Midiling
unlands DISH do. Mid1lng Orleans LTD; SAFES lhOOO
halcs Including ZOO bales speculation anu cHport
rc.ipt. To- 100 bales all American Futures quiet Uplands
Inv Mddlng clause February and March delivery TC4d
s.o i.Gid; do March and April delivery I'D also
Gid do May and June delivery, lj-GId do. June and
my delivery, is0id; do July ami August delivery,
-Cotton-Good Ml1lling Uplands. Cad; Middling
IufIn 49, Odd Low Mdling Uplands ID; Good Ordinary
Ifniands 51.d Ordinary Upands, ildd; Good Milllng
'I,a. J.itd: Middng Texas $780, Low Middlng Tex
as n Good Ordinary Texas, l9lbi ordinary IeIas
%hi6. Miidlng Orleans. > .l6l. Low Mldding orleans
IG.; Good ordinary orleans. loi6d ordinary oreahs'
m-Cotton- sale. OF the dny included B,7OO bales
Imsucan Futures dull Uplands Low Mdding clause
Ishruay delivery 664d sellers do February ana March
eycry LTD selers;O March and April delivery u Uoid
~, N do April andy Ma delivery. lJOid value do May
sTy SD BUYERS do July and August delivery 2Obid
huyers August aud september delivery 25bid buyers
a o. m--CottJn- Futures closed firm uplands Low MID
February delivery. b-Oid scleIn 40 feu
r'ary ami March deyery, 6-Gl sellers 10 Maicn anu
rril delivery OOid sellers do April ana May uenvefy,
1Iid DO May and JuDe delivery . lS'otd Duyers
inns and Juy delivery l1.6ld. sellers do July and
August delivery 2DU4d value 10 august anu oopVcnpc
dcissry d 2.j-6ld. value ,,,,,, "a. -,
"u,IyR.IoS Feb 2G.-CottOn quiet; Miidlng 1926 Low
uIiina IUig; Gooi Ordinary 10 3l6 net and gross re-;
cenI, ~ Dae, Exports Coastwse, 92U Daos sales oo'
h,ir.. stock. 1897 bales. .
os1vaSSAH Fob 26.-Cotton hrm Mliiing 10 1916 Low
uindIng ll; d0ot Ordinary. 10 5-lb net anu gross
,a,ns 80 bales: Exports Coastwso l,76l bales sales
4oO ii,,es: stock. JS,t bales. :,, go, 90
SFW.OMEASs. Feb. 26.-COtoD Arm; Nlddlng 10 lilo
Low Mddng lO7.lG Good Ordinary 10 3lb nst receipt s.
TS7 bales gross 7t5S bales sales 1000 bales; slocA
9VO 73S bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-27
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
ON aud after 500. .. 1885.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New York Desbrosses and COrhndt steeS
Ferries follows III, =, H..
Harrisburg Plttsburg the West and South with Pullman
Palace Cars attached. a. NJ, and y. daily New.
York and Chicago Limited of Paror Dining, Smoking and
Sleeping cars al . a IN every day. -
Williams DOrt Lock Haven. p M LOFTY nut IRIS
m, connecting az Cory for 1usvlhe' Pe'ro'eun
Centre and the oil Regions.
Baltimore Washington and the South "Lmitcd WasDgoa
Txpress OF Pullman Paror Cars daily except sndly lg
a arrive Washington 400 p IN ieguar at ~ sao
ami $50 a. m. J. 3+O and p IN. and IL night SUNDAY.
G:l5 A. M. y M and = night ,-,-- -,
For atlantic city except Sunday "th hfoash IA o Car.
100 .. m.
For cane May except sunday lI;l0 IN. , -
long BrInSn Iay Head Junction and intermediate sts-
tons via Railway and Amboy, a M. II nooa .l5t m
on sunday. IN. and do not stop al As1rY PARK
lro0kyn connect with al thI ngh trans
Jerseytuy. atriing SPECIFY and direct transfer Tor
Brooklyn trtyL -.
no n m daily and 200 a daily. except Mondy From
Washin :ton and Baltimore $50 $40 a. W l. 20 i4o 800
o.ll 1905 D. sunday. d;aj, $40 a m, lOO5
n M From Baltimore $40 m; lIon, Philadelpsia 800
+ ID ESQ 81 40 700 EXCEPT Monday 92r $50, l0;to,
1iSa a M 100, 200 $40. 300 $50, 62 10 1880 500.
40 IS Gao 7:0J ii:35 M G2o 1885, 9:2o 1905 and
II m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-27
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

MY LADY POKAHONTAs. True heiau nO5 p 81
GINA writ by ASAs ToDKiLi Puritan ana f n vi
With notes by JOIN AsrES ooohE io"'o' ff' ''
100 Hougnton, N,iiG co.
Tn this quaint and pretty volume Mr.. John Es'en
Cooke has retold. in the form OF an imaginary
narrative by one of Captain John smith coinp'"
ions the most romantic episode III the hiS'o'S u
the Engls h colonies of America. tie mas 81 n,,I
ont the fragments of sober fact fonha III ""''"
.rrro Relation in the General Historic OIL
Virginia" in Raphe HaDors " true Discourse "u
in other primitive authorities with the tPneh's OF
,;,n,le fancy. as to make an exceedingly poeticai
ond nlansible tale in which the gallant English
odvcnturer not only wins the heart of the Indian
,,;,,,ybich probably accords with the realitS-put
gives his own in return which is n literary Icehso
not warranted by anything in the known circuhr
stances of the case The story of their love-nakns
their separation and their meeting IN LONDON ai'oi
Pocaboptas believing Smith to be dead, mas becoi'0
the wife of Role rehearsed with an 10y grace
md simplicity, and there are many exquisite
touches in it which only the hand of mastery
workman could have given. The vertablc records
are often followed with fidelity, and the principal
incidents of the jamestown settlement are vividiy
set forth. The imitation of the phraseology oil the
time is close enough to add much to the effect oil the
narrative: although it needs but slight acquant-
ance with the publications of the seventeenth
century to detect the anachronsm OF the style. h'
the supposed date of this True Relation 4" l6ls
and for long afterward. such literary form anu
symmetry as Mr.. Cooke here exhibits woulu n'No
been a startling phenomenon. we hced hhu no
fault however, with liberty when 50 niucn
increases the readableness of :he book; nor ought
we perhaps to complain that Mr. Cooke follows the
old Pocahontas legend with uncritical crednilty'
He has ALWAYS treated with impotence the historic
doubts which have been thrown upon the famous
lte.saying scene in Powhatans wigwam, and upon
some other things set down in the "Generali
Historic of Virginia." and it was not to DE expected
that he should restrain his faith in this imaginative
production, where Pocahontas appears as a" Desseu
damozel.n ravshingy beautiful and always ex-
ouisitely dressed. Shakespeare is adroitly ih'ro'
duced as a companion of Captain John smith IN
London. and 80 The Tempest is said to have Deen
suggested by the narrative of Somers's shipwrecH
on the Bermudas This ingenious conjecture, lor
which the evidence seems to us slight is evidently
dear to Mr. Cooke, for in an earlier book than TINS
he has elevated it to the rank of an indisputable
fact.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-27

Western With m advance to 1918 ana NORTHWESTERN
with an advance to 07as, were tho conspicuous
i.otu,ea The remainder OF the market followed INC
hc wcthcrs with method that Indicated fatigue anu
Lake shoie with an advance from G6a to e7% peihs
pnrtcu!ary noticeable. 81, ua
IN The last half hour there sharp dcctne anu
prrcr except for an advance Of l. for Northwestern,
for Manhattan consolidated, Il for Burlington anu
Quincy and "a for Illinois Central. closed 1919 io"er
than Yesterday and the market was unsettled. u.
Government bonds dull both at tho bonrd ana 20
the Offices tho large dealers Bids for the IS were no
vgnccI d per cent otherwise the quotations were I'M
changed, and arc follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-27
THE HISTORY OF THE CITY OF ALBANY,N \. !;
By ARTHUR JAMES WEIsE NJ. a. oVo, PIP Poo' Al
bauy: f. II. Bender.

THE HISTORY OF THE CITY OF Albany, g. J;
By ARTHUR JAMES WEIsE, NJ. a. evo, PIP eoo' Al
bany: f. II. Bender.
1T is n singular fact and one hardly to the credit
of ALBANY that although she dates from 1874 yet
this is the first fairly adequate account oil her rise
and progress that has yet appeared. The Capnai
of our State has indeed frequently been sketched SO
that the salient facts of her history are as familiar
as those of most other places of equal antiquity ana
historic significance. The late Joel Munsell, who
as is well known, had an enthusiasm Tor research,
in his Annals of Albany" and ICollections on the
History Of Albany" did much to rescue the near
and remote past of the city from oblivion. But his
services for Albany although of signal value, are
distnctvely those of annalist rather than OF an
historian He labored long and successfully IN
accommodating materials for a history OF Albany, but
the writing of the history itself he left for other
hands.
1t was reserved for Mr.. Weise-who oddly enough
dates his preface from Albanys traditional rival,
not to say enemy, Troy-tO supplement and COM
plete and IN some respects to supersede the labors
of Munsell and Others with this creditable volume.
Mr.. Weise we'll equipped for his task, and his
work will add to his reputation, although unfort-
unately he, was compelled. for reasons which are
not stated, to condense many portions of it. His
clear aud animated narrative begins with the moor
ine of the first European ship in the lower bay OF
N.w-York IN April, 1924. This ship was COM
manded by Giovanni da VerraZzanO. who had been
commissioned by Francis l., King of France, 10
seek western searoute to India. That IS to say -
and il is an other invented tribute to the truth OF
bistoryn-the Hudson River which lows at
Alhany's feet, and of which, in common with tho
other places that line its banks, she is 80 proud Is
indebted for its name to the bold navigator who is
popnlarly credited with being but was not Its DIS
coyerers Mr. Weise who evidently has small
respect for facts" which lie has not verified, cor
reefs the popular impression in several OTHER related
particulars. The year 1923 has generally been
regarded as marking the beginning OF Albany Our
historian states that the first Albany colony was
not planted until year later. So. too. 1t is the
common belief that the first settlers of Albany were
Dutchmen. But Mr.. Weise states-and any Dutch
historical student who holds otherwise has the floor
that the majority of the original settlers were not
Dutcbmcn but Walloons "-Frenchmen who had
come TO Holland from certain Belgc provinces u
escape the prosecutions of the Spanish lnqulsiton
Few cities in the Union have more interesting
history than that of Albany. Mr.. Weise has
presented it in an agreeable and skilful manner.
His work is well balanced and although by 10
means exhaustive has positive value.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-27
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFER!
SIW-YORK CITY.

3oth.s ia ~ of loihaye 71IgsGi Edmond AIT &,
l?Ofhst, n :, 5OgA Il Of ibaye leSs9llJobnF "a >,
Griilth and wife to charles Grant ,..5.-.. lo,o
2Oti.st n T. 553 u o Of llthaye. 22Gx4gl IL also ms
20thsi, 1 10 It OF lth.aya, 29xi9i Vi Thomas , ~
T. fitzsnnlOns to Dibes Assmus ID,o'
Assists SIS, l.D It OF 4thavc. 11lsDl Cornela oc NJ
Brady ct a. EXECUTORS. 10 J0bst 0lnan oV'o'
75th.st g. 2sI.0 IL W OF 3l.avo lSVKOIZi Annh a -
(iodgaTt executor. TO Emile skarck lt'o'
sthaye, > cor Of 2jd-st 25.3XLOJ Enma Estes %, ~
1QgtHst n a. S0s It OF 7thaye 10 sx6eil; samuel
Wight and vito 10 John Grihth lS'z'
s3d.st n g. 100 OF 10th ave, 7jSl022 Hckson 20 NJ
Sarles. o1ecutort David kicg, jr. ......:. lo'o
3d.ave sJ5 IL n OF 75tLs leSxlO5; James VII :, n
EtZa sCnrainTl. AAi-
ll2tA.st, 100 II OF LeLugtOn'aNe oO1IOVlli . ~
Webster White and another 10 George IL NEnss. Sf'V
lO.th.st 100 n g OF 3daye l09.SxlCOs; thomas rs a.
smith and wife to John Muller. 40o,u
4th.ave W g. 1868 II OF S5th-st, % 2eNs2Z l-3;
George III Nauss and wife TO Webster White and - i,
another. ~"
Maiis,naye VS. 5Oll IL s0t l18th-,t. 00xIOO;
Chauncey Low and another executors 70 hohrT AZ
2dave W 3 40 II n OF 37th.st l6s1sO William :, ~
Maywald ct al 10 Newman stitch -: ...;;;.....; ioo
l3tth.st 1853 IL OF 1th.aye InxS5 IL; William az
MelTit and wife 10 Alice Beede .:::;....., lI'V'
l@4th.st loot W OF 1thayo, lsNS9llj Wllam >, y,
Merritt and wife TO Clark Fitch .-.-...-.. ii'o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-27
WEST SHORE ROUTE.

w VIA WEST SHORE OF HUDSON RIVER
All trains leave 42dst Cortandt and Desbrossesso
tations.
Chicago. 40 o M 81 p m. Pullman seepers through
St. Louis. $3.50, - p. m. Pullman sleepcrs. =.
Detroit, 40 m. .bs0, g N; Pullman sieePers "A
Suspension Bridge Niagara Falls. Buffalo Rochester, "
A. pa, 'o;50 .sp. m. sleeping apd pafor through
Syracuse, Ito. sloa IN, $3.50, g D. pa
Utica, 7fO, 49, ll;O0 $3.50. g o, m, -. ~
NewOure KINGSTON. Cststin. Albany s7'io 30 1AW
For Montreal and Canada East ITO = m. s!SoR p asa
Hamilton. London, 'l0 N, $3.50. 81 m Tos0ns" WV
sblly. Other trains daily except sunday .nx
sons Or nist%ssop, sPp SnSe:i JSssS SSn; ER
Annex oHics foot fuiton.sfi a. 207' ~
sS sc XS iis0 asa S!osav I pSs.a Ssas 81 "a III
ssds ssA Dss1fcsSss ~, ga wet sAoss s{s}s ~
VT :!S$s;;s ''ssIii 81 "a 1s;ssszsA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-27
SPIRITS OF TURPFNTINE.

CHARLESTON, Feb. 2G-Tnrpeniine dull at 2Ntc.
SAVASNAH Feb. iurpcntine urn at Zb'2c.
Wuyu.GIoS Feb. 2O.-Iurpontine hrm at -9c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-27
V'HG ERtE RAILWAY now known as the

l. NEw.YCRK. LAKE ERE AND WESTERN RAIL
ArrungemOn trains irom chamoer.st Depot From Esd
ST. 10 minutes earlier r....,.. ,.,,,
Coaches 70 Blnghantol. ElEra and BafAo sieepAs
Coaches cleysapd cRGnR. ana Gs.' charge
Pullman Buffet coaehe, TO BanslS a.
Tying 9 a. To & aa ss SS a. 5s mo ceS
snd NJ Cincinnati 81 p NJ f 81 hops yoU M spa
p%sy for the weis s9Ia Tri 4
S ru Rno s S s FATS cnciansa aud GScags
Buffet smoking Coachcs to chicago
$50 y. m-Emigrant train for the Vest .. -. .,,o.u.
Ps,.als 3 q sS 1919 oS2 r. nSSs
g d 1898 80 Noon - %if@ ss $50
SUNDAYS $50 iosos las $50 o nj I; s %oinIshS
Ns c o and ssc sc 50 sasnr
nights only sundays VS. 3 10 an ga Pho so
and s% e @ns sundays Si6 $40 ioso $50
c~Sar "a: and cornwall ss .so SUNDAY
RoaiOut aud Kingston and Montgomery an. s;3opn
&C. Sunday SS ss 19;S sis $40 $50 $50
s s6Gs S Grains ss% aS %a sG
Railroad at Ma,nst The am TT IN stops e Nainst 0n
$50 1910 a m. $500 8 pm
?st quarter Of and nsr s sS sSS
iM oa5 Tt M to i is x N every hour.
Sleeping coaches be end orders for the eheSus
s e." Or q s WAY % az s e.
Express trains from the NewYork u 7iN
1850 1871 N an" Rb iS3s dsn r..r Agent xewYOr
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY3
Train, 'Hys ISr Esss ss so cS:ts I'sSSns
ii S.aus sorns Sssy H. $50
SUNDAY JOIN y. ABBOTT Conn psssr Aren't NswSstkJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-27
TO PHILADELPHIA
VIA THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
-

20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS ANDsoN SUN
nay. STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA, 2 IN
NETWORK.
Express trains leave NewYork via Desbrosse and Court
landt street Ferries, as follows: . 49,. -.
C2n 20. $50 90 and 10 Lmed II, lllO a. M J. $50
$40 4.Ao. :. O. T. and and IL night >undays bl
IAined and 10 a. m. 1, o, o = AMI D. m, anu IL
n ght Eniv n and second class, 700 -.
Trains leaving NewlOrk daily; except SUNDAY ON.
$50 and l:l0 M l. 2. 1, 4;40 ami 8 p m, connect
Returnin Il aims leave Broad street station Phiadephis
1875 except Monday $50. $3.50
$50 ii ard 1913 a. m Limited Express 1870 and 5:2d
Pm Ia p 90 ~ Is sa i a M 5Po pm MI VA,
I 10 aud IA p Leave Philadelphia via Camden. $50
aic l oices $40. 4S5. and ga broadway. Aston
anSc and foot DcsbFssses and COrauGt ats Court
and Hr1oe yn Annex foot OF Futonst brooklyn.
Inscis Hotel HObokon; station. Jersey City; Emgrans
rckat Office No : Balery Place anil Castle Gsrtien.
The New York Transfer Company will call Tor aud checs
la.0a from no els and residences.
-"oCHARIES & PUGH, J. H. WOOD' -,
General Manager Geneiai fassr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-27
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES ATTHE STOCK EXCHANGE. FEB &C.
THE GENERAL LIST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-27
Ocean Steamers.

A DYERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
TTTOWN OFFICES, 40. l23S Broadway, corner Thirty
6r.ts until p M and - West Twenty thtrdst, corner
F,LiGave No 1873 Four have. corner FOurteentlst 10
Third ave- corner Forty sayenth.St 10 LO7 ih;dave'
moor aud NJ tho lfANLLM OFFICE 300 Third
nva corner No .asthst uPto NJ
re- IN ar oco rat Also BROoKLfN - ands Court.sG
ANCHOR LINE, L. ). MAIL STEAMSHIPS !
~ sal rom ork rufuri " for
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