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THURMAN WILL NOT Run FOR OFFICE. -. !.

COLumbus letter % TIC ItHtIHF1ft cV"''
Yesterday evening l had the pleasure or a
Conversation with Thurman IT,, and he spoke with the
fnIl knowledge that what he said would be published
The senator is not a candidate for political honors
g decidedly not. When got home he had q good
laugh over the runor and then In serious manner no
declared that he would not accept the nomination for
Governor candidate for the United States Sem
ATE under any possible circumstances which gould be
fhoeht Of He gets impatient when the subject talked
about In his presence and nobody who hears his protest
can doubt that he has made his mind. lie has no
idea of again entering the political arena He is seventy
one years of age and Is content to be let alone among
hls family and with his books Father is great reader
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GOVERNOR HOADLY N0l A CANDIDATE.
Governor Hoadly, of Ohio, since his arrival

In Sew-York has had the question Of his denomination
squArey before him through the statements of his
friends, INSURANCE. Commissioner Reinniuiid and State
Senator Brien. which appeared In TRIBUNE
The Governor emphatic be has hitherto been re-
ported IN his declaration that he 10 not candidate for
denomination.
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party prejudice personal passion or greed ior powcr
ness OF political organization the independent speak
ers and writers depending Altogether upon tne sms
that every with political convictions
or party Affiliations liar, thief and traitor 10 'ne
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I,OVE-l5.
nm. Rackets from
Lawn Tennis sets {

Lawn Tennis sets from So up. Rackets from
81 up Special club discount The best players BUY the
shepard" racket Illustrated catalogue ana directons
for playing free. ID. W. CRANBERRY & Co, 20 aud ~
JOhn-st. -
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TIE WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
WASHINGTON. May 31.-For New England,
cloudy weather and occasional rain, easerly winds.
becoming variable slight rise in temperature.
For the Middle Atlantic states. partly cloudy weather
and local rains followed by fair weather. variable winds
generally from the west higher barometer, slightly
wnrmer on the coast stationary temperature In the nte
rior.
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THE FOREIGN MAIL
cHoIcE rams or cuRRENT GOSSIP.
Irn,n W.. LasaueAere,s Iruta. london. May q.

From Mr.. LdbOuchsTS'I truth, London. Nay u. -
GOKDOS'S ANTIDOTE FOR THE AfPLE.-neTe
f. dro story about General Gordon that has not yet
found it, way into print Tho General entertained pc
en- lar ideas concerning the Edenic apple by which
Mother Eve introduced Death aud all our Voc inio
IN. world The constituent elements OF TINS irut Cor
don held be- present In the blood OF every member OF
the human up the present day and he contende
that their virus could only DO subdued and cOunerAced
by frequent participation In the bread and vine OF the
sacrament But material view did he take OF this rte
he thought the more man coud lnRrsi IN qnhhlS
of tie food the better would be hs chances
of purgang from his ph ysca auism N" poisonous
of the forbidden apple Having i"esrHn thht
would he little or no opportunities 0i receiving h'
sacrament IN the SOulan Gordon resolved 10 take h'
much A. possible OF IA" sacred elements before starting
He therefore occupied hmsef on the saturday before MS
last Sunday IN England In asccrlaning the hours ~
which communion would he administered In the various
churches within reach Of the place wherr he then was
rising early the sunday morning. he went from
church church In turn. partakng OF the SACRAMENT IN
each and thus received the elements some hafdoI'n
times in sucsessop. beginning at o'clock II. M, and
ending al midday.
WEIGHING A MONARCH IN GoLD.-It would
sec m that the subjects OF the Maharah Of fravaneore
have an excellent reason for Keeping thcr monarch In
good health and spirits, we'll fed, aud free from anxiety
a exists In that province that on certain oc.
casion during his reign the Maharalah shall be- weighed
against mass OF god and the gold he then distributed
in charity. Certain European soVercgus-tne Gar Tor
with advantage adopt this curious Gus
oIn which would give even Nihsts direct interest IN
their rulers health and longevity.
Low PRICES FOR EXPENSIVE CATTLE.-The
prices realized the sale Of Sir Henry AsOpps short
horns last week 10 Illustrate the genera depression
OF agriculture In striking manner The total OF the
sale was IG6 guineas which represented very heavy
loss on the OYgna al outlay. one fOF Instance Tor
which Sir HenTy paid 1920 guineaA, only fetched AGO.
and the highest price OF the day was GEO gsineas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-01

F. J. GugNTHER, Of 600 9TH-AvE sells COL
gate CO.'S Laundry Soap. The Standard Article. =.
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Harmless, but Effective
PyIe's celebrated Peariine Washing COMPOUND.
MARRLEN

EDWARDS-RUSsELL-on March H. 1881. By tbs Rev
Charlfs Narrower. William A. Edwards 70 Name u
Russell all Of this city
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DIED,

Ill notices Of marriages mast be Endorsed irttl fa
name and address
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PRINCE HENRY OF ORLEANS.
PARIS, May 31.-Prince Henry, eldest son Of
the Due dc Charities. Is dead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-01

Rid Yourself ofthe Discomfort and Danger
attending Cold by using Dr. Jayne's Expcctorant an
oldestablshed curative for Coughs Sore Throat and
Pulmonary Affections. .:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-09
LITERARY NOTES.

Tho new Goethe Society at Wcmar viii mainly occupy
itself with the publication of the whole OF tho Goethe
archives which been left by the last DESCENDANT
the poet (Walther Goethe TO tho HFahu pucnes "a
Weimar. The volumnOus material VIII DC puoiisneu -
the new society in two great worksan authentic Goethe
Edition, founded the newly acquired material u1
ing hitherto unpublished preparatory studies ana rag
ments and an extensive Goethe biography W1ch prom
Uses 10 be an exhaustive representation o. 'ne nv
and work of the poet The society VIII nave us Seu' IA
Wemar; a president Will be elected Ior tnreo !e"i''
with committee Of eleven members three OF whom
must be resident Weimar or Jena. Inc UIahu Duh'
has accented the invitation to become the patron OF the
society hundred ana seventeen members nave
Joined the Empress OF Germany being the hrt Oh INC
list of subscribers.
A great many small unpublished poems have been
found being political verses, personal attacks ana
Erot'ca and the scheme Of an Historical REQ
ple's Almauack for 1905" The diaresGbeein III
1776 and end in March, 1882; they are all
originals and only few have hitherto been published
Between 1882 and 1896 there is an interruption Inc
later the period tho richer arc their contents Az no
time OF scher's death many blank pages are Iouh''
Among the letters the most important are Inose o1
Goethe to his wife, which give enc TO many Oh ms
MAINS and hints ofhs external life not less interesting
are those TO his mother Of which $50 were touhu lying
together and addressed to the Duke carr August
George Macdonald has written new story "Aich Is
to appear serially in The Ch"reh"G'.
qbc Pan JfiV GaslHe says that there are two new
e,hemes for illustrated magazines In the ar Inc rS1
-. combination between an American publisher and
an ENGLISH one for the issue OF AngoAmercan mag
zne ON more popular grounds than those at present oc-
cupIod by The Cc5,ftry and HapeTs Magazine inc
contributions TO 1t to DO by leading LnsIlSh anu
amercan artists and by the less high and dry writers
of fiction and humaniziug' essays. tAe lHusIIdI'"
rovele+te heng mado a special feature The other
scheme under consideration of London firm OF pup
lshers Is to issue Peoples Magazine that sha De
1urely English Both pictures and text are TO DO sup
nlied entirely by British ARTISTS and by British writer's
The Christmas number of The London Art J"t'1f IS
TO be devoted to "The Life and Works OF elr o. L.
N1ai," 1t VIII be fun OF beautiful illustrations.
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IVESr SHORE RAILWAY.
rHE BEST CONs1RUCTED AND FINEST FINE les ESS or
SINE rRANEl.

rIIE BEST CONSTRUCTED AND FlN ESE ~, ~ ~
DOUBLE TRACK LINE FOR BgslN E9S Wv
PLEASU RE TRAN Eli, ,rup WEST
THE WEST SHORE ROUTE Is AI,oNNHHs RIVER
SHORE OF THE WORLD-FAMED III DsST0GTTNTAINs
AROUND FOOTHILLS OF CArSkI ILL 4yO ~ TIN
IND THROUGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEi 80
dOHAWK. 49, I'D. -, ,.,,. West 42lsk
station az follows .o.,o, foot OF Jay-st.
North River 20 minutes earlier than l0m ioo''
Detroit and Chicago .lOlO a. H. $780, $40 p. H.
h 1871 Te9is sou sI6 H. Pun Sleeper .slou IL
Bnialo Rochester 100, IOlO a. M 'oV0' '
suspension Bridge, Niagara Falls 'lo'4o" H.
p. .. soo .1o.,o l1,25 n H., '6:Qu DIV
Q. ..,,s,s orn Cotstfl s7.aO -lO:lO, AA'-'s
, m 3b5, $40, ~ll:40 D. N. $1,000. .h.,y .7,2O sl0lu
Nswburs KINGSTON saugertles and Albany ''-0'
,i'1b a m; S55' 600 IslO, ,llAO ?; m AMIN.
tsaystoea via Albany 1870, 1l25 a. M b;oo I'm n nj
For Mon and Canada East 7;2o w " nm M Torouta
uamtlron London. slOlO a. IN, 'o;OO, "e'AVP' -"
sI0.lO I'm, 600, sSlQ p; M . snrday
For tickets tables parlor OF seIp ok en- 40 Hudson
sr brocEyn cos1! A9 as sSs $751; i4S S1s
Broadway N Gthaye it6 Ess west 'a2: and 10. q
Jayst North River Baggsse be left 81 ticket oess
hotes and r.aldnnoel Ofuers eAA HENRY MONEil.
GAaArel PaasoAkex SA~~'
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Nrw-JERsEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

,,-o UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
,sloe Ne..Y5rk. via yesbrosses and Cou MI S'''e'
Si. ar IS ,t.5ars and thc West Win Pullman f11
cars attached o. ~ g A4J 70 sr, Kim 5ut Sleeping
,y Ais n Io'k Isycn a. M mi &c ~ Ar
Sesntrtc and IA 6i icsions. ,...., v,-,.,,stna
hI., ~ Tiii lgsn Taace Cars. duly except sung "A
~. arrive " stugiou 4:"6 p nj Fefusr - ,nIl- 81
$50 a Ia. l. $50 and 81 p m aqt l. n'S-"
For Atlantic CITY SxSspt sunday m
fo o iiga4c5 Bay HEAD Junction and attrEelti ~ ~
va ga98%sy md A5'y ANA a. ,ao sop at Aoy
PARK h POINT and Norfolk via NewYors palate IN ~
~ r.it Gai.5sd go a. m. week DAYS and z I -
days. va nIt5or, and gay LeCi Nah al through trln.
IA ,ePsey CIV aiordng speedy and direct 1'
RAMS 1rryo. trom psDugs, 3, l!'{o a. M; oS
i:S5 D. M daily From W4slngpgy1 ats - n, Snnda 5.1
S5a D 10 1905 o. m. IRON pita4e p.s SIX 3Sy
IS o.ll $50. 1910, IL 80 a. ~ -, ana FL - "a ~
SSptSv $50 1-O, 05 500. 1885 a. M S-o' w. y '
go, $50, 1850 p. m -
FOR PHILADELPHIA
oss tr,ps leave New York Desbrosscs and 0'u'''
andI 5t'' 3 Ghiea 20 Limited. aud 10 Washns'o1
"Tt,j,cdi II 2 NJ l. 3Zu. $40, :, :: O. I ana ~, -
n glt. ACcommoi Atoi ~ o,i Ia n IN 10
sunda}s, EAureas 6 l2 % Z \, \, M, Li,N'''"'
Trains leaving Ncvl ok dAiy eAc.Pi n M On sundays
Ii'ioa M, J. >, and r M anu p ~
Leturgns r1asa Isay s,b 80 80 20 $50 IL and s
m United Express II an1 ~ , pa ~ 90 a3t
gS9 70 81, 80 a ana ana l!5S 45o Limited $50 7io aud
7ttC delphi. VIA Camden 4aiy Except @r uoa. s
and loot OF Desbro'ses ahd frto, a. BrookJ
BIoSS6yh Ai Ao6SErn; station jersey Ci w.
reket inc or Tra2ser C6mpa any Will call ioF anu '''S
,,r5ogS from, hot els anc residences n. WOOD.
CHARLES Sc ~ psG ,Saser General passenger Agent
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Gcataers.

MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHES
~ AGENCY supplies Professors Ieich,r+ tutor. GOV
crucsses etc. o. colleges schools and ruulur. Apply I'd
MI.S. VI. ). IOCNG-I JLiDN, IS tIijn square.
HNEACHERS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pay
Ing positions these wh0hav- positions but desire DI2r
without delay wtI tar live ~uuh Nc~ttu
school Agency our territory particularly La ley, Ark
No, Is superior for paving EiEr .Iai'a '..It-t-
schools and families wanting teachers supplied SEND stamp
10 II for registration blank, al either
TUTORS. Governc, Sos Sc, in every branch
OF and loaT.ug supplied 10 schools ana aurH,s D.
MIRIAM tONlILltE, 81 Faoi ltlh-,L. meat 7fph'I s.
VSTOMANS EXCHANGE TEACHERS Bt-
w REAU supplies Professors. Teachers G0vcrnc7scs
Nusiciaus TO Colleges schools Families and 'hulche-
also LUOkkccpcTs, IccTaphGs C0pyI-t 90 business htn
Mrs A. j. ca IN i.i, 90 JiIaYG
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NE,W-JERi ,,Sla4
~ i'4n- , ,'' ana ,tG X MEX $50 10 o. M SO A:So
40 &c. $50 p. m, u midnight 9u"i'y' " " "
Xo1uf spring Valley and Monscy l. 10 a H. 'oo p A-
sundays @ D. IA.
a. YORK. LAKE EHE AND We ItS ~ rr, 22d
Arrangements OF Trans i9ni i is.l5 Cy,,iir "'P'
Ca Daily exc gt sunday pay prs prq%1E ,es1a
SYa sS ii. and -G pension Fridge sleeping coaches
Horcl-yue to Cincinnati gnd Anao 70 &rr,ssv
sG Pullman tram of Day secIins .nI h3ifI c@lI 20
H. cleveland lo5n MI. Cincinnati g;6 p, M, ms chicago
7pmEnaly Iunllo and Niagara Fails limited arrives
fufHo 10 IA. suspension rug, ~, I, ,, "
b. Daily chicago Express Tor ne Wt1,,
iii,,ia 5uailo Nlty.ya Flls' Cincinnati and Chcaso
RH5her'G'd 9gd inssi 10 go $40 * 70 80 30 Ioi3Op ma
H. midnight. sundays 5.l5 $50 lo:2O a NJ lA'' YOU
raio 2 p 5 5l 5 79o o Io29 T. noon lt0 3
midnight SUNDAYS, 5l5 $50 1870 a M las $50
NtaaS and rate.o NeyTs so G2 So, S9 40 $40 iG s0
l. midnight saturday nights only sundays VIo q" m'
$50 g,0 ,5 $50 ESQ lO2O a. m, l45 $3.50 $500 40
5,81 $40 $50 1880 p aud Y midnight sundays oij
$3.50 1920 545 0S' M m AND gab NJ %i g5 m
Ncw6nre and Cornwall 1850 9 n. M $3.50 aSJ p NJ sun
aa{ o s9 and Kingston and MONTGOMERY $3.50 p m
sgna .bs6 9 rs 5:ij 1850 1890 M $3.50 $50 A39 100
Vi,dicowu 4.45 5:45 800 lO:10 u. m $3.50 $3.50 :
$50 p sgnaag 5A5 ego "23 y 9o yoFS 6n.
tero aud railroad at Mainst Tho IN train stop'
at MAN J or Gs "a 1850 1920 $3.50 4SO $50
| pm sunday 80 l;2SHT oSioU SPEmo m G.iN n m "a
ppI's m every tteen minutes $40 N ~ l3i0 m every
thTt{ fT passage apartments in Drawing Room 9ni
& s.er Of bsggage bg let 4 the CowpqHys oce,
40 as Btro5kiyn al the Copgsnys Dcpots work NJ 7o
ST. x9rcss trains ron The Vest arrive IN Ne"'forS " ~"
1880 19 9HN g. aG %bBoTr dSnl rasr Agent NewYo
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FOR pHILADELPHIA.
NEE NEW LINE
,rrtr A n - fttTt EORTOTK Old POINT

NETWORK PHILADELPHIA. NORFOLK, OLD FOlNr
$500 COMFORT AND THE SOUTH. -..--,
bUOURs FASTER THAN ANY OTHER ROI ~, 49,
The New York, Philadelphia Norfolk Railroad oAtan
now Fast Day and ight EIpress between NeS
and Cane Charles leave NtwN ORR, via fonnsy az
RairoaJ G5O A N. week days and m. daily arriving Od
Point Comfort p. week days and $50 m daly Cl-
ol ID m and IN. Sleeping through IRON Noe-
YORK to cape Charles and Paror car from Fhde phS WIZ
out change Tickets parOrcar and sleeping DC rts ~
To- secured tany Ticket ONCE OF the Pclis a'U
Company II. B. COOKE, Genl Pass. aud Freight As'""
Ill. w. dunno, SGperntendenE
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POPULAR SHORE LINE for BOSTON ans
the EAsrAll rail from Grand Contra Depot InT re
m paTor cars Attached and IL pm with palace seepn
oars Sundays at II pm with paleoe Sleeping cars .
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Ocean CLEANERS.

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
i LINES FOR CALIFORNIA, sANpWlCH IS AND-,
JAPAN, CHINA NEW.zEALAND, AUsTHALIA, GEM
TRIAL AID South AMEui AND HENty&
Prom Se9'-Ysrk. p0T foot oanust. n H.
For the t5thmus Of Panamn.
COLON salts Tuesday, NV. 10 noon,
Connecting Tor Central and south AneHos aud Mexico
From san francisco. lot and Brannansts,
For China and Japan,
CITY QS EyfY Y9Ek PepS F1RnEFI9@ Syd
2EALASDlA sails SATURDAY, Nov u 20
on on ARRIVAL OF london mails at san Francisco -
For et passage and general Information apply at Com
N' H. J. BULLAY. superintendent
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
PEI. North RiEer. Vessels anil RuilrOrds-
crvrP,L MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-spot dull and easy At &c Tor sr mo Ses
unchanged Sales. l,OOO uaps Ci9ai'T
fdIoSs: November G7506S0; pccemberbsO9eioo 5 az
nary Gr5QGgO February, O93 '.OO a., 4 Toe zoo
AZ ami 7O-G7.l6 Mia grades steady. 9lics, o0V
ricUs fa.ng from the September sale on p,iyat los
fCOTrON--p Cotton quiet and l-IOC lOntI '"4O9
49, bales t7 last EVENING" all for home cOhsu ,,,
The quotations. according 10 the Ansilc"L C'A'''''''
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UrPs

nRFSSNAKER-A thorough drcSsmaker
wishes customers by the lay or to "a "9iS hlg
90 reasonable pr.ccsi has an th' attest l"po'''" i0"'
STYLES; highest references. Address .... -.
Artistic Tribune Uptown office. l,2j7 broadway
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v ORWICV LINE,

~ Reduction Dt all points Boston F Worcesf',
s. 90 leave Pier iU. North tlYer o9 yi Wds.
per above Dtsbosses street Ferry, at $50 p H. daI
n.n-LL eLuulY
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financial.
Denver AND RIO GRANDE WESTERN
D0NCHGLDERS.

The Committee Of the Denver and Rio Grnde western
Boudhoder in compliance with the request OF parties rep
resentne large Of Bonds to prepare plan OF reo
panizaoD recommend that authority be gwen them 70
NEGOTIATE for the exchange their bonds dollar for dollar or
one per cent Consolidated MORTGAGE Bonds OF the reor
ranized Denver and Rio GIando Railway Company win
$500 Of preferred stock OF the company as soon as inc
same can he issued. The agreement to ne sgnel Dy inc
Bonlnolders viii be found at the Offices Of Mes'rs Maitland
pboIps q CO.. nrcxcl Morgan CO., ana Gilman Son x CO..
ylerc circulars with fun information can be obtained
GEORGE CCPPELL, Chairman.
= o,,-r,r,,, yyyrT e.rT TrIEO. GILMAN,
WILLIAMA. DICK, K'C' 'LAiliN'
,-r-r. Nr1l.r. nctnlnr % 1881.
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DHlLADELPHIAA AND READING <. K.
NEWJLRSEY C4sNLkAAL pL4g i55IIyvTEp

FOOT OF IIRERTYSr.. NORTH II ' r H.
TIHE "a BLE-TAKING EFFhCT Of, ~ 1859, -,,s
Tor PHiLADELPHIA and TRENTON B2uR8 90 w IN
ESQ 1870 pm SUNDAYS at 400, SfiO d. In, $780, I-'''
i1cs connection at Wayne Junction For Germ3nt2wn aad
Chestnut Htu at CO.4IbIaaye Tor AahAy 4lA' No-'A'
pESWINC.kC 6I CARS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
n SAi on Ssn ri DELpHIA giqn , aHa 9I3en 81
b p3 'o USI5.Y $50 a. IL. 49, 1900 p ~ gl.ri a7d
mi, M -SrfSDt Y g Is A. M, 40 2. N , -
For o K HAViN. PLALE aud PHLILlPsHuH5' Fsnn'
F6t 4&itIiAMsPoRT. syYeURY LgEwIIsSB B and
tcr II ID al y. TO, = N. LOO, 4:oJ 400
rS 5 2;' 81 H 2'9 9t 100 81 us. 81 leo, l92
400. $50. as, 100 2 m on 4 ., --
For VGLKE-EARIlE ard rIrIsTON, az Hr'' $50 n'
l3 i'i0 $.j s., b. AZ p 'H d., ,5 pl M ~
F0t TXMAQUA at 100, 5:l5. 5.lJ a. n 100 lSo' ga
ETHIEHEM ALLTNToWN sq3a AATc u c1 S1iS
AZ i0I 100 3l5 r. ~, loo, 1880 $40 ''i' p iI O"
r1f fOE ut 400 7O, 20 n}oo !, I8 .35 No. ~ 100
Fer .Iil95iI BRIDGE BKANCH at 400 s'45 a. No. 4O'
f5 ;"F III 'nINGToN 100 st5a. 100 $780, 400 4So'
300 S} gJji Fl. 5nH s 55 10 Zoo, s5 1880 lll5a
Eidi7o1 -3 ..i5 iC.86p m Sundays, 800. s'oOa Ia
FOR 5si * "a 4FHgLb g o2 ~ 5t5 o os oj i55?l
Ill5 d. M. 400, $50, 50, 49, Ss3 ~ I,31 q3
S,o =; 81 G 6 800, SIS a. NJ. 100 m. l:S1 400
Fog ly C3 s9y 5o 6ytEAS GROVE & M rain ms E.
40 rs. lol a. m, lel. i.go a. t'e 8 ~. - 80
For HFtHOL3 at $40 Hoo a. M $780, i'00 oNo' wv
rJpf LAKEWOOD. TOMS RIVER and BARNEGAl at go"
81: ,4 Fl '2 c:IrY. V1NELAND and BREDGEToH a.
$50 q. m, loo p N
NFW-JERsEY SOUTHERN DlEIslON'
FROM rior so. 3, TortA EiyeE via 1enSy d 92tfiy-u
tcr VIZ IN EIS. SEABRiGHk. Z -, 49, 4
~, V611 TONS RIVER, ard BAtN ~ n u - ;, p 4
ficFtts can De pr. cured a. ioot 81 LOef al Lsi
HTTSi,roy CJa 7T ard 7ie 9Th We. siN5LEy'i'' ~
T. f'' md .I GretuWiClst lbs, - : i1l = II h.
a5 R.,t,rr and PRINCIPAL hotels IN NcN-lorA- III nj
1ro1klyu 70 No. ourt-t.; lu1 BtgthH ~ a., ,ps
fou..f s. 4. Transfer Oh 1any WIZ tt!l t'i '--' va
091e fyOrl lotcls rtiC auCc 20 Gcstl-, rCo~E
J. +. MDOlltN, ,,u % "a licxtt At
General Manager , , - 81 + s,.srfv a. n l.
II p BALDWIN, tT T. l.. <Ne''' 40 A-'oIey - =
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WEXFORD ROUTE TO NEWPORT, r. i.
w Ioave Grand Central Depot IA follows;
AT O. m, arriving IN Newport &C 2i26 p M
APP N. arriving in NEWPORT q 100 p ~
drawing room cars attached 10 both Lrgila O..
THEODORE WARREN, sups
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THE BAY LINE

OLD POINT COMFORT. NORFOLK AND THE SOUTH.
Daily except Sundays, via Pennsylvania Railroad $40
p. IN Parlor through TO steamer.
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WHITE STAR LINE. ANNA,
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL NAIL STEAL
FRS FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LlVEHPooLs ~ n. ~
REPUhtici Capt irving IhursdeE N9y l9 2 w.
ADRIATIC Capt ParBen Thursday nov 81 w.
dEHMANIG Capt Konnedy "a. ThGrsSsy pes e,y y: p w.
Fr2n the Vote star DOCK i94 OF T nrn Sockets on
favorable terInA steerage nom kewfork $40 from ing
intermediate Adrntic only, t5o For W.
Jpecton OF pans and other information apply az the cons
pany's Offices No. 81 broadway Now Qrt Assnt
Agsntsfor Philadelphia STUART ToDEX A0s Walnut ~
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pantmg 9ca0cmes.

ALLEN DODWORTH, Gs1 5TH-AVE..
~ ASSISTED BY HIS son, FRANK DDDWOHiH.
Glasses and private lessons. gentlemen ON Monday ana
NEW BOOK. Just published, includes COmnlatc guide for
the COtilliou with go figures. Harplr& Brothers.
ALEXANDER MACGREGOR'S. 112 9TH
"a ANE-PGiyatc lessons and classes every day, Gentle
mems casscs Monday and Thursday evenings.
A SCHOOL FOR DANCING and DEPORT-
~ MEN o0pcned for the a. J7- 5th ave Nr l..
HARVARD REiLLYS pupils meet Mondays and Thurs
days. Glasses always Open. see circular
CARL MARWIG'S NEW ACADEMY,
" tllanGsonest Han t. The city,
los NESl 1JII-SE
CLASSES FOR DANCING NOW OPEN.
Circulars On application.
NARTIERS, 80 TH-AVE.-Dancing, Calls
~ themes Department private md class All hours
receives individual instructions terms MODERATE; two
large balls 70 let for select entertainments receptions Mu
day and saturday
EERNANDO'S DANCING ACADEMY, 1862
East th.st Bank Building Class Lessons and Phi
Instruction every day and evening send for circular
\ Large Han 70 let Tor Select Entertainments
IL FLETCHER RIVERS. Glasses for dane
L /. ing Madisonave University cor z6lh-st Author
Msotoe Minuettc." Highland Gayotte.' ociagon."
MIR. TRENOKS ACADEMY OF DANCING,
VI Broadway and 5Zdst
3Gh year Is Now oPkN. SEND Tor circular.
NIR. MANUELS CLASSES for DANCING,
WI standard Hail. 1876 Broadway N2dst). commence
November - Hall 20 lot FOR private entertainments. AI
ply 10 Mr. MANUEL
III GEORGE DODWORTH, 81 West 2ith-st
Il formerly with Mr.. Allen Dodworth. Now open. See
circular
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-l,,,,rnA1 TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.

ctrNFRAI, TRANSATLANTIC COMPAN l.
{ netwecn EewYork and HavTe. % ,rortor ~
,,,rv's pier new AZ North ilnet 10Y VI ~ y M
tpfDTrE slutrli. nl
ET GEHNAlN, lrauO Nov % a.
.1 tTrFFNT Dc JOls5pin --.-.. W IN su J ~ r.
pl' fobn bv plndc ROdrigucs ana u 9luloh ,,,c,,
plorst ns,-blc at sight amounts 10 SUIT Oh 'l'' DNt
Trans % III kE PFRi Nv Agent No Rowling Green
nv MASON OFFICE, LllO BROADN y L.