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LITERARY NOTES.

Miss Ingelow's new volume of poems VIII soon oe
published by Roberts Brothers. 1t Is aghteen years
since her last book appeared.
There is a touching story of misunderstood genius
IN the new Longmans," entitled lAtle JUG
Gander' 1t is worth dozen White heathens, III
which. indeed Mr. William Black is dong exceedingly
poor work.
The first volume in the Putnams' handsome new edi-
tion of Alexander Hamltons works has Just come rom
the press
Z The March Wide Awake is one of the best num-
bers vet published of this admirable magazine. IL Is
as pure in tone as it is attractive In subject
Kitty" one of the cleverest English novels OF the
past twenty years and the hest work that MISS
Edwards has ever DONE has lately been trahsiaeo 'o
French.
The Sir James Bland Burgess, who died in 1874, ana
bose crresnondenee was recently published in Lon
don was the real hero of the song of Aud Roon
Grayn Robin was elderly General fordFce' WHOM
Lady Margaret Lindsay the sister OF the author oil ,e
song had been constrained to marry in her YOUTH
Jamies wrath" in the shape OF James Bland burees'
never troubled her during her married lite he having
foupd consolation in marriage with two other ladies'
Bu. Lady Margaret being at length d widow and Sir
James again a widOwer they remembered the oiu
romance aud made rather prosaic albeit very
happy ending of 1t by becoming man and wife mIoi-.
. Burges was friend Of the Miloankes and in 1914
Lady Mlbanke wrote to him. " My daughter Is en-
gagged to marry Lord Byron with the entire approoa-
ton of her father and myself TO which Is added my
brothers kindest sanction. You who like LORD Byron
are favored by the MUSES.. doubt admire him as
poet but believe he has, like yourself, warm anee
tionate and liberal heart with many qualities whlch
promise happiness to the woman who will be ms WIG
his attachment to her has leen constant ana Is ueep
i bast hosis hat Of fpstee
vet been here being detained in town on bumess-iaw
business-prevous imagine, to his seeing Sir Kaph'
Int we expect him in few days. Annabena, must
confess, returns his attachment very sincerely You
will feel for me and Milbanke. What is to become OF
us when we lose our sweet companion. know not;
and the very thought is dreadful to me but yet can
not wish il otherwise"
New-York tribune., 1885-02-28
Ceaal Sales.

CTpgEllE COURT CITY AND COUNTY OF
> %lw,>OR .cpl II. w,styr4ei. asAinat ucuy 5.
Di -n @ o; aa er'ccsiarg decree 4 sale tuy s1do
ard flf.,' u t.I- frf.p. tst irt .n i 'e or tA t,N
Of ,he ad Coar OF NN oy. on i ',h '9y y Of h,'G fS
vi 81 publ, -l,f n o. "a toa - -a, .li = an aia,
Of Natc' "a = o,,A nool. by tn.aoay j. Hieee <Sf
tlrrr % described - oNo"s 20 Nii
CITY q Sr orr toiu4,b snd dc bsi rs 70 lows .e'
ming ~ q u1ini ~ ,ouui.y sIl" OF Dnriaa1 7t A-
% Ioe, fon ,unirrllrdioffy git, street lnd he
Eleventh uvcrl' ihen' i'aAiIs 81, w.. w. =. a. ,is
tieo along sad - llc - iett cnc n"rh-
g. i, of me hundr tar y-IEt5 .tsr3t ald
tlc c, ra.tey along urclnu4rl naiof ft-esih street -
,1.G and ae-c i,~a s. follows: auiuE the uorthery
~ ~ one Hundred aui -s+'rn SIT = =" l' ,
e.cn,i sclle and uac uunir-i aud Forty eve IN s,rt
ruluiag then northr It.t,,. " y, ' ,,,,ce ,e.f.
Nv along ,id - line 2'Ufort thence s'h y' para
orly s.o u huud e and .ory s,Vc.'h s'1se, % , @
thence cascriy. along sna ny't s'.o 80 ~ w. r -, nf be
ginning. ry,
.o. hat certain igerns house ard lot piece parcel
- l4nd situate wo'ety sle o ia ose ar 80 1
ue t"fthtry tlir Oh ~ . .r,y OF rDolezar
tiurs msJe by Amos tuiull< "y A''', ''n ~ -
bs nubors 10 sna n. and bounded a; follows Begin
uiu OF o westerly sls % Lila set a. 10 tWtLS -
and O. Nham agKs sixty ioc 10 10 numoor fourteen o
said naD. th'uc' ,lth fl. alo1s .' ,, ' ~ ri ,ona
Cai,Iin6 ue tory turee nrhrs % ani u he orr 'ra
ana Of tie Corporation OF e Ciy 81 Ne"York - tne south
lir. o. suI lot ma -Jrr sA'r.L -
and thence Lpr y asHg I'm ~ "a tWeay o'V iSss
inches 10 tue Place VI ncsllhf DASpI oAtVls ia
v,,,,,,yu srror Aeerce
Aito,,ry for Plaintiff,
II Irut n. Y. CITY.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-28
Aem DubIlcailons.
THE BUNTLING BALL.
WHO WROTE TT
EDGAR FAwCETTs CONFUSION.
A PATHETIC APPEAL.

uvyhon first read THE BUNTLING BALL certain
lines Of II seemed forciby remind me OF myself y AZ
,ir,tiou OF Afr swinburne's "Ataenta" my ~
ees,cs a. parod s-my college agones when AmeeN mot
Gleekmisht the work unconscou naI|Tesuted no.
.,...ences and condtonsl -J-Rat if some old
These vast r. ,.'as ss soe ny memory, had felt by
oroeh roo, ., sto,thy nourshmen its dry hores 'rl
a,r and uut forth tits queer fnt'stc ear sc
soTn that certain mental actions can Oe puIyS 80,
,.ts Of human recollection arc wonderui 10 I'co.o
~ ~ ali, wrote the SATIRE victim oi any PAM ii
as,nson hat did not write it, then let me appea 70 'o
nor and n1o gritty Of the publishers N this most ui'ior
opd confusing matter. Is it far that sloula De
90 INV proper shtsl fair that they who nave gusu
The author should DC defraudel OF theIsI Ihe puDus
rs must know the real truth and though am peI'onAy
perplexed as neither to deny st thro" my c"sl
and that of my constituents wholly uIon tn.it s S "
Justice"
r.oN.r
New-York tribune., 1885-02-28
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
~, = -. - n. \. .l..r.-- -


AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE .
TIE ms leave York DesDros5os and Cortland sees
Fru1cs 1s fOlHws; . a.,
Earr burg Pit',Igry tie West and south viii puma1
Palace Cl.s attached. : nI anl 3 .. m. daily. New.
York and CHICAGO Limited c Par Dining, snoAlng ard
Sleeping n every Cly. -
Wiismss0rt Lock Haven. - N m S91iy p sl Efie
. connecting at cory lor 1husUAe' fcs4"-SlA
Centre ani the Oil Regions.
yr,ss =, pullman Parior C1rs de- ly except Sunfty ~
m; arrive Was aisgtcn 800 p R.gasr az e.-s ~
and $50 .. ]. 34l and . p L. a-s - hie"" '~-''
e:lb ?. M p M and = MS NJ 80, .,., D.. s,-,
For Atlantic City except sunday Fh shroUSh Ia' N'A'
100 p. m.
Isur Branch BaY Head Junction. and MLerl.1 ~
tons wa Railway ami Ambov = ~, i .oos - u
on sunday. and p m. d. not stop az AsouIy
Boats SrOokyu connect with az tLfcugl
JeI.eyTCity. anuriing SPEEDY and dIec1 u~Asi La
Brooklyn travel - % - ,,.oo a ". -.2o "A
mo m daily and 200 daily. except Monday. tren
washington aud Baltimore 0sO. GO a. 20 s;sl ~
b.;0 Q3u aud 1905 p m. sunday. $3.50, $40 a NJ Up
p m From Baltimore s20 p N FROM phiAtsPsA S2S' S2y'
10 G.il G.4O 200 except dOnuayl go elO, lv!ls
iiS0a m 90 200 $40 Bob $50. $50, 7;so, I:S0 s2l'
900 0o5 and 1920 ?. M and 1920 night SUNDAY ~
S.S0 f.35 $40 7:O5 ll3j q G20, 1850 V:O lOo3 aas
lO2O .. n. ,,rx,,r.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-28

.1bavereqd THE BUNTING BALL With great pleasure
ordptorest think remarAa ably I'll done but moaeSv
forbs ne say more for tie reason tha' the =.
,t and the svsten Of ohoIusos familiar TO me
mat though really could have before reading IL a'
ejd not Ure IT, amnow ready 10 guess that am inc au'
tbor hereby authorize the publishers TO DIVIDE my shai
Of the thousand dollars among the ninety and pine "
80 ,he ,oa,o has been attributed" ROBERT GRANT.
BOsion. Feb 8, 'sj.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-28


Fxpress trains leave NewYork Desbrossas and cOa
Iandt street Ferries as follow - >, ,,.,o. ~ %,
6o Q 30 3 S 81 sand am - m and IL night Sundays as
SgLimitedl and 10 a M T. 8 81, and M . p n' aaa -
1E5' E5 ana fTRS Me- SSTYS't aaS 4S auS SAs'St %
aEe % S s5o.a cxcrP s.5Sgt MdBaay sag9n 5o
$50 ii and lllj M Limited Express lS2 80 ana 1,S31 3s
P2%Si. s:ls 40 loo, lsS s,6s @ $,529 Tlml,s. ss
tS no ~ha daily - c1cSpt {; uassy "a o., rro,Io~ ..,
and foot Of Dcs5rssses and Cortaadt sta Coars,
ani Ero5g IN annex stat on oSi Of ~. rGt2 ,S E3Sgai
lr,nG gs ssece 20 Hetsy Place mi Castle Garln 49,,
bsssase from no'eis la and resideness' WOOD.
General Manager General F~ss t.As..--
V;'HE ERIE RAILWAY, now known : as y ptlf' tns
L NEw.Y0RK LAKE ECLE AND WESTERN NALL
Arrangements Of trains from CbambcT'st Depot Frons
.,..p, e. saSav. 10 %inG''i psy sST EIrr,
Coaches % BinSaSSn,S,H ,nc,Ens Es ana se ehss SIo0
Il s ISuis iiteG Spr chars
ior last uae Pamaa tg9t ~ & 7sep G S aGioa nt
iC.sS De ro $40 M SsS%'nss s 9;SS S5s 6 % n
,es@nd dSy C:nnecting arrive Toledo 7s p NJ aAa
nSianhpG' pIy iSiae Sneao 2 Express, sod r;p
Of Pullman Day a1 Snd Sse s ShSiaaaa and ccasa
Faset f s@osias ooachss to chsay%% i,s Co..
Rutherford ad P@ssse so i5 & @ Y ~ 1879 so ia mlash
SUNDAYS s,iS $40 iCs3S N 80 m r. minsh $50
Paterson S4o 2o 5'9G o so so S o M hP an = bright
sundays Si5 $50 1920 ;i5 6:s) al yinTSu uo
GsSfFs tsS go ana Ssc ra,Sso9 Ssc 90 saturday
ssD ass 1s "a. snSa1ys 5a 40 5 S $50 $50 eos9ga
and = midnisht Sundays 6:46 $50 1910 N lao e'00
@s.SsF 5s s;ls Sundays g,so .; am IN suuasr
RcndGut and Kingston and Mostsomery am. s;Sop@
eq&ls acsaes 80 SO 1920 am $50 $50 $50
adse9S9n S oSG s5 lo5os@ .is $50 $50 PM
Ss sns ssS connect nSS Sisa
Raold at Ma,nt r9c S3e Ssm trin 'oPs 40 :. Snt tsSaS
Soa leave aSdt quarter of and quarter after each ho
Sa iSa5 I12 m 10 isa5 S Sam eyery hour ana
for ss Se SeS dSn SSd arrs Tor
end transfer Of eagssge may be le'' Wa, " .e Ne
SSSsrtG hroen tSs co%gany,s pspSt,Y no.
Exprsss trains 9 from 1d.Se tse WeS. 81 aFrNsih
hSV' ii JoaN 4 ABBoTT Genr Passr Agent New.yorr
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW Wr9Ia,oal 5Sar md
Nysct I $3.50 10 NJ, $40 4: aSo, $40; e'4o 'S'
i%5"sns son. Ss.y ana Ssassy m 'o
Sunday onN h. ABBorT. oear Passr AGENT Nev'io
| w Eyt Eyyy. WrSr si,oRr or HUDSON RIVER.
All trains leave West 42d-st, Cortlandt and DesOr''
c6ieaso .loa m. .s p IN; Pullman slssp'r' 'hr'"sA
Rs.Ts % sSsss' ~
"t%i tgiiasa.s ,ssS SR 70 :? sissp,Fss s .s'Sa 9
Es%Sara Ess o elSsGa easi s'1S Albany 81" '
sS s nj 'ss fs.sa T. s
Hamilton. London, 40 m, 'o'oo o'oH
ay aDs daily ssssg, snSss sTSsnsss O.. seconns
Sas s.sssS or iaSs%ssi0 RoS9ssa J
nPa sS ss sss foot iso Pas sc
Ssssiy ssn. and r ws:t sss'ss, ssSls
sSSS;sss r. Ss IS d ist iss
New-York tribune., 1885-02-28
" 4 CROFFUT ALSO CONFEsSES.

az have read THE BUNTLiNG BALL WIN keen peas
are But have no objections to saying that am gid
wrote IT, and again under smi aT circumstances
Rut woud Ike to how the people found it out nave
sou or gesture that could disclose the yau-
oe secret So careful been about this that never
called on the publishers until yesterday since leaving tle
manuscript with theIn well tha inc peoPe So
know s vet for sure did write t So In order to D"hdef
thor more and more my that the enhofshp
lies between Bunner and myself" W. a ChOfFOi'
New.YOrk Ian. 81, 1855.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-28
ITALY.

From tho napoleon L. in 1915 to the Death Of Victor
Emmanuel IL tot Savoy First King Of United 1taly in
1873. BY JOHN WEBB PRoBYN. In ono octave volume.
extra CLOTH price 81.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-28
UHE PULPIT TREASURY.

Vol H.. No. 11-March-SOv Ready
Tho Prominent Papers and IilustTH OH- are;
Lilo of Ei-h0p SRnc fal0wf. d. r.,
Ghica@o and view Of First Reformed Episcopal Church,
The carcass and the Vnltures A. 1acarcn. D. De- England
Hard Tmcs." Rev i. Il. MariinP. New YORK.
Chrstlan,tys Most JOYOUS Fact Won Ger"ck Stnitfat
The Lords per Eish0p W r. Nicio son D. D, fhla.
Saving Mingled seed. Bishop r. NJ Clark, d. D.. IL D.
Isaac's Weils Joseph Parker ID. D. ondon . =. -
revival; An Imperious Necessity. Koy q. C. Reed " y.
CRIME r.. ~. H cr-, ID D., Louisyl yl!r
Afprcc on Of the Bible Chan. j. y. Wafdel d. p LII d.
William Preacher i;"v. DAVIS W. l.usE, PhlA
prncincs Of the Wicl an Reformation Prof r. WattsD ID.
Socal Impurity. bishop W. =. Perry. y. -. IL. -.
Clergymons estmOny sabbath Observance Bishop g.
Ryle, ID. D.
Light on te international Rev & r. Eossi y. Y.
Written and spoken Address H. ;. StOrIs ID. d., LII ID.
Singing IN PRAYER Meeting. Rev. Smith Baker.
"a pages illustrated, yearly - 80 Cergyinen, 81.
Single Copies 20 cents.
BOUND Volt " r.. First Year, Fully lndexed, S3
RECENT PUBLICATIONS.
THEOLOGY OF CHRIST, from His Words. by
J. r. Thompson, D. d. Introduction by William 81
REViVALs How TO Secure Them. as taught and ex.
omoliaed most eminent clergyufn 3s3 - 80
MEMORIAL TRIBUTES. a compond OF lunera Adj
drssses for every and condition jOOp.-..-.- 10
THE DEVIL IL HISTORY BY ne iey Hoils hea1, . M
Authof OF God in History" JlOp Revised edition 90
cI &D Dimes MoOdy's sermons IN New ORR jl4 30
GTEkT 10Y M0Odys sermons ia chicago '2S -. %
no Ii PLOPLE MODdy's sermons In Boston VerH- On
I'm 52S D. Introduction ~ The rev. J0sepb CoCk 0o
THE PASiOR'S PERPETUAL DIARY AND PCl~ ,o
FIT MEMORANDA w
l. u TREAT Publisher 757 Broadway, y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-28
GREATER LONDON.

Completion of "Cassos Greater London" Narrative Oh
History It's People. ana its Places BY EDWARD WAL
FORD NJ Al dap OF London and illustrated through
out with Original Engravngs specially executed for tho
work In two volumes octave CLOTH price 81 per vol
ume.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-28

"It is singular desirabe work as tho dictionary
English History should have been thought OF beiofe
Few books have appeared Of late which are likely
prove generally the Dictionary Of Eng
History place far renamed vacant
IN cur libraries and 1t fills it worthy" Quarterly
Review Jan. 1885.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-28
Religious Notices.
Gteambonts au6 Railroads
STONINGTON LIN

-STONINGTON LINE.
n. FARES REDUCED. FAyoRITE WINTER ROUTE
at boo D. M Frscazs to Boston. So Corresponding re-
ducaonS 70 all " PoppLE General Passenger Agent
TaALI, RIVER LINE.-The Best Sound noutS
e fns sss ssd ff EGr @ tsr S ss
vs dsy Spsfyy' T. sosgg sosGssggts a
BORDEN & LOWELL Agents NeS-Yerk
TOR NEW w-HAVEN.--Steamers leave Peck
SIP ct ? n and and Il p - m H. Sundays eIsegtsdl In
cursion to New.Havcn and retdrn. 81 &c.
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH
III i NEW.YORE, NEW-HAvEN AND HARTFORD Ar
sn. leave sedr MaF% Film hysS
eaoSed by Third Avenue elevated RarosD daily, erp:
sa ss1sly yo st go 80 and sO .
st pSi mSns' Bay sS4 Chester ssy Bssx ~,
Isispd1 Pelham Manor and NewEOcbclle, coanec Ina
T Iiias 1'r md Gss
aS sns sud Branches and Boston ana al
hsi Miangt train for NewROOAss sgd all intermediate ss
Sunday trans for SewRocS AMI al ,ntsrcas. 90
nSo~ %n sRG " csns
stafod with trhin TO Bosoa Via shore Line
EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passenrei
trains leave depot foot Of Certlandt Deabrosss
tS asus sSd s EEss'Sn
wsvery Ithacs Geneva s hySIs ,, -, Wes, PHI
%1s % nToRss iSr RsstSS sssaehe% % cSp
sns 9 aa1ca seS coal S a. ssasy
say"es MaaeG 6Sgnk asd gssesGn s s:LSa m
NORWICH LINE.
~ FAvORIrE INSIDE ROUTE
WORCEsTERs9sa
NASHUA $685.
PORTLAND So
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RcliQlops Notices.

pecl%sn iii Vi T. SSsi.h sol;st noar Lave sng.ay at
iClsRs. L. y EHUMNE FL cs} ag9 J., NJ NJ, KNldHE
Of BropSyu. viii bo thr sprhkers Al arciu'iied. -
nis,lenary NIreiiua WA be- held In iie,kman ~ A.
neoc i, ~ ~ If HitIs Win presi5e AG.
r .. nv S,' lcy + II Rtin d " d GaTcTI tIiNTiN r.
FISK. ana Mr. RoBERr r. pouERrY Good singing
1s'r.' per-. All a1e invited
s tnh1y cors oprGad TG%
R faais2 rFSa%' S. aT WiA% ut II G;' srG ffl rns
p,rance address. Professor KENAN and The cld orator.
GSSEET SS ntl,Si S ss oa - y fGa & V
unabatcd. Ey,ning meeting nitcd states sGnG3l sIR
run out iGs al r'f '00' VILLAIN sGniMrE ireasarcr
Al Washington square Methodist Episeopni Church
liist near Uthaye, MERRITT HUi.BU ID, Minister
The N@w YORK fas Conference who viii olcic in the over
t%i School '''' ~ ''''''~
A, Bedford Street Methodist Epi.copa, Church Rev.
W MCKiENDREE DARWOOD. Pastor VIII prcach.-Morn.
"is Saved By GRACE through Faith"
Al Brooklyn Tabcmacic-Dr. TALMAGE WI preach
ship TO iS5 nov mcmOcrs. Vii also preach at 1880 p N
At Bloomngdnie Reformed Church 7lss @ and 9R@ys
Divine services SUNDAY. conducted By the Rev. CAhLos
MARTY y, at II and 1850 o'clock -
~ scotch Presbyoran O,reh. l5th' between On ana
The fasto Go Rev. 5. s. mAdIroN D D., viii preach
AZ soa, Church A&nSH Ms@crHn su 4s,ss Test % OF
assistant R,.bop Potter WIN conduct tho in the
House OF heiugc handaIs Island To morrow ut O3O u n
American Temperance union Chickerng HAL SUNDAY,
3Ocock The services VIII DO under thc charge OF Mr.
CHARLES A. BUNTING. Resident Manager III tho
Christian Home for lncmperate Men. short
from members aud eNmemhois of tho Home Very
fh%Sf % IosEP a % BoaAEDWs E%Wys.nR Pfo.Sent
| b. +. POND. Secretary
Al Reformed Catholic Church. Masonic Temple. 8thave
| g3d.st-Evenng 1880 Father OCONNOR tho Pastor,
conducts the and Rev Dr. FULTON OF brooklyn,
nraches anothcT his special Subject; Is
| m.nism Good Enough for Ronanistsi" All invited.
| Al the West Presby ernn Church +east, bsi9aea 9TH
and Otn aves~Thc pastor Roy. JOIN X. fAXToN, d. ID.
viii preach sunday March ai ii a. M ana TAD D. H.
| Al Fourth Unitarian Chhrch. l2sth.st between
| An and Madison aves.-Rey. G.. w. GALLAGHER Pas.
Tor nreaches at M subject Christlanly Supfeme
Snay.nng service Public cordially invited Sunday school,
| 1Oa.
| An Sool. church, 4th.ayo corner 2Otlst SUNDAY
scnoo no M sermon by tho pastor Rev Illt,,Doff
| C.WILLIAMS at IL u IN. Pubic eolulaab ihNitso,
Urick Church cor of 6thaye and 3thstmIhe pastor s
Rev UENY j. VAN DYKE IT,, d. D. VIII pIehrni uu Jun M
| dsy morning March LIST, at II O'CLOCK E'ansehsuc SOL
| vice IN evening from 10 O'CLOCK
tieu,rni Church. Madisolave hnn w
st.. iev. WILLIAM LLOYD Pastor r-Mmnlns @ sm,19,S ~
"The Compromises of Life" Evening scenes ron Aii'
Of st. Paul" subjects Apostle versus fhilnsophos'
st.-Preaching 1890 a. and 1870 p m py tns i.ev
| JAMES +. CHADWICK, d. u. Evening subjecti "tuur'
! Punishment OF tho Wicked" AL arc invited
New-York tribune., 1885-02-28

tros.oss Perry, DAILY except 3rndays, AZ 4:3o
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILpoAD.-C omin ncing october s. lsSt,
tSJ3 Rochester and Montreal Xpress through draw
$40 - M Fast limited Chicago and st Louis Fxpres.
with dining stopping 9t Abany Utica syracuse Pec
arriving chicago l0:i and st. Loci, ZO M lsxs
Hd:3O m Chicago Express drawiHgroom cars 10 Caa2n
da-us, RO hester Niagara rams and bU-aS COM ets iSf
ti1a H. Western yew.York and Northern ExTrosa with
drawing-roOm
$50 p. m, a 1any, Troy and Uaca Express. through
- p m, Scco'5 .nodation TO Albany and Troy.
sf ST. lol. ENpre.S vim 2 pnScils Iof Nlagaa
IA Isa'O tncnnari, Toledo Detroit aaa II icu s.
:3 D a EEpTos8 with sleeIingcSLs TO syrdcuse aaf -
auDrrn road % Saratzga; also to Montreal
Ba196 Niagara Fas Cleveland. Toledo, betIoit Llesg9
N in .gut Express with sieepin gears 20 AiDahj Hs1
With hr morning tfIHs Tor the hest l4i
Tor me North toXcsrt % uriay night
icke's or sale at Grand Centru 90, NO; OWING
Green 252 and il3 BoGwly. and NJ Westcotts k1uress
Oui.es a-, y 7s5 aad 81 HfOatway Ne1.fork
ant wash son md $50 Fulton sA, bTooHyh AID ~
observation-disclosures IN Grawinsroom and sleeping car: esn bs
rr5cleS az an OF tie oces a SewEoFk Cty, al "a
&c called for and cle ket from residence; ,
sInCsa daily. al otler5 tly tIes - I"a!.
tTlcss trs3us sop Harlem lZ5.hst an Atl,Ss,ve
j NJ lbUCtf, c.,,r.' - a. - % a a -er.
General ~upcriniendent genera fass-"Se' AseAs.
POPULAR SHORE LINE.-FOr BOSTON
and the ra-t An from CT nd Centra epot Ihr
daily Sunday eNcaptecl 20 osOh a. a. Us
'-47''' '' - - &. ". PoPtLE, Agent
New-York tribune., 1885-02-28
TO PHILADELPHIA
VIA TIE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLDEST ROUTE.

% TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AID Of sum
." nav 4 STATIONS IN PTILADELP UIA, ? IN
NEW.Y0RK
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For Hovs md Young Men-Couutry.


For Bows and YOUNG Men-Couutry.
, HOMELIKE BOARDING. SCHOOL for
IA young boys. T. HINDs, A. ~. Hempstead l. |.
a lexandcrlnshtute, amilitary boarding school,
n White Plains. y. y Principal o. X. WILLIE IN D.
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