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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-18
LITERAkY NOTES.

A parody by poet OF Of his own lines deserves
n place among the cunosities Of literature. Dr.
Holmes engages in that playful exercise in his recent
birthday tribute TO Mark Twain. The opening line,
.'Ah. Clemens when saw thee last"
pro ,oked smile from the Doctors admirers whose
memories are retenye for they had not forgotten
earlier poem of his, " La Grizette," which begins
"Ah, Clemence, when l saw thee last"
A portion OF the beautiful English edition of Mr.
Gosses book FirdausI in Exile" has been imported
by Scribncr & Wexford. Tie volume has most Of the
charms of mechanical makeup that the lover Of
poetry delights in.
A paper by General Badly" Smith on The
Operations before Fort Donclson' will appear in the
January number Of The Magazine Of American
History"
Flowers from Sunlight and Shade" white. Stokes
& Allen Is the title Of a volume containing flower
verses by well-known poets. the selections having
been made by Susie b. Shielding. This lady has
added to the poems di, groups of flowers printed in
color. and drawn correctly but stiHy She has also
brought ont through the same house, Fower-Song
Series" of cretonnc-coyered books filled with gayy
colored flowers illustrating other musical verses.
a large edition of Professor Morses Japanese
Homes has been ordered from the American
Publishers, Tcknor & Co.. by Low s Co.. of London.
pair of small and neatly bound books containing
selections from the religious poems of Frances Ridley
Havergal have been brought ont by Carter & Carick
OF Boston They entitled Christmas Pearls 4"
cud "Sunreams from the Golden Land" ana each
bears on its cover an excellent photograph Of Mis-
Hayergsl.
One of the most original calendars of the season has
been arranged by Miss San5oGn, and called Cupidsp
1t is shared IKE a hemt and hung from a golden
arrow and each Of is pages is filed with the quanes
verse. that have hoca W iten the subject Of Love-
Ansoa d. T. Randolph & &C. publish handsome
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TIE NEW ILLUSTRATED
LCDDER GRANGE.


BY FRANK =. STOCKTON Now Mn''r'cl ~ y. "'
Frost ] vol, l2mo 81.
This edition Of Mr. stoc'ous famous book. prepared for
te holidays contains nearly us rltons by Mr. a.
b Frost admirably supplements tho authors qu'int
hunor by pictures which themselves intensely funny
No more attractive book can De found by holiday buy De
BBIC-A-BRAC STORIES
BY MIS-. BURTON HARRISON. Illustrated by walter
Crane. vol l2mo 90.
Few volumes will receive warmer welcome nom chill
drcn . IT Is praise enough for Mr.. Cranes hlu-trn-
tritions that they harmonic with t' stories We
comics been Desued by tho book into iorssifnl-
time AMI pretty mnch eycr thing for tHo con-
socntye hOITs."-l Christian Iniclhgencer
STORIES BY AMERICAN AUTHORS.
cabinet Edition" 10 vols beautifully bound GIT top
IN box ~ 80
This edition has been made necessarily the repeatedly
expressed demand for This standard collection Of American
short stories in form pcseyaI the library
shelf OF Cor gifts
MARVELs OF ANIMAL LIFE.
BY c. T. HOLDER. Illustrated. VOL l2mo, s..
"The author brings together the results Of tho most
anxious and they not supported by the best
scientific testimony they would appear Incredible.
We commend this readers who interested in
natural history studies, young and Old ake'-lBoston
Transcript
CHILDRENS STORIES IN AMERICAN HIS
TORY
BY HENRIETTA CHRISTIAN WRIGHT. Illustrated
by j. steeple Davis. VOL I2mo 81 80.
collection # thrilling stories American history which
~ book ndel bly, mprcsscs the childs mind"Book.
Ign UnlOn
STUFF AND NONSENSE.
collection OF clever comic pictures AMI rhymes. VOL,
svo a So
1T anytang mrth.provokns has been printed
We have not seen it-"lArt Amateur.
THE MERRY ADVENTURES OF ROBIN HOOD,
OF GREAT RENOWN IN NOTTINGHAM
SHIRE.
Written and illustrated ly HOWARD PYLE. l vol, 4t1.
cloth. 49,
"Out ideal Of Christmas souvenir "lHarpcrs Magazine.
THE CREOLES OF LOUISIANA.
ByGEORGE W. CABLE. author Of "The Grlnd:sslmes"
"old Creole Days" &c VOL Ato richly illustrated extra
cloth. So sos full gilt. IN abOI. 80.
vivid discriminating picturesque admirable piece
literary work. Boston journal
AMERICAN BOYS HANDY BOOK; Or, WHAT
TODD AND HOW TO DOT.
By L. c. BEARD. illustrated by the author. So.
oooksecrs sent. post paid
receipt Of pIice by
CHARLES SCRIBNEKS SONS,
74s.7a5 BROADWAY. NEw.YoRK.
HOMELESS
TUSCAN CITIES.
Vivid with light and life OF Northern Italy boston
Adyert1er.
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RAILROAD.

AND UNITED STATES NAIL E0UTL

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Trains leave NewY or uesbro,ses and Calrtlnd street
HarsourE. ittsOurs and the West with iuluan Pa'aci
s a,'J'1,I :, ~ = "T9 p u. S I- 49,
wiluamsnost. Lock Haven q. M p m: Cory ana F-l
baltimore Wa.hi1 zion nd the south Limited wassi~.t,a
q M arlye Washington 500 D. NJ amt 90 p; m: s.y'
14aul p. H. AMI l. nlglt zsunday CID a. NJ ami
F5r Atl-H,Ic { Y. except snnd,}y Pm
Long Branch BAY cld Junction and intermediate st111al
VA ha.".y and Amloy n - noon. 80 p , 1;
For Old Point and Norfolk VIA NevYork r adclrha AL
day. VIA Baltimore and Bay Line, toop ~ week days
Jersey City anordug speedy and direct transfer Tor
Trans Hriiye: Ron rittsburz 80 $40. 1850 a. m 20
and $50 p m daily From Mislnfton aae IN - -
600 15G A. M 800 q 20 p. m From puadcpMa 500.
G:3O $50 80, $40. eco ESQ l04O. 1850 a. m l.2J :
SO 3So 30. G2o, 6.l5 72o $50. 0:2n 9:}5 w.a1t
a m, S:2j. GEO 05}. go. 9:35. 1885 D. m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express trans leave New York Desbroses and
audL street Ferries, as follows ,,, ..,,o .,,,,
D. m WtsGnytol Limited II a. m. $50. :. 5. g. T.
and p. m ana might, Accommodau9n' ; 50. = loh
ana 10 a. :, B. Il. T. and D m. and , night %
Trains leaving Newl ork daily except sunday AZ 72O ana
u:lO m. l. >. 4. and p m. and p. M on sundays
connect Ireuton Tor camden ,,,,,.
I2OI 32J 40. o. o.. 50. o. $50 $50 II and III?
limited Eyrcs IA "a and 40 p M Z 80 =
COS. 5 80 a m, l3i9, $50 Limited. 635, 7Ol. AMI
leave Philadelphia via Camden M daily except SUNDAY.
Ticket onice. sac as ana ga broadway Aston House.
Brooklyn Annex station loot OF FgtonsL bfoo,yg:
Bnsch's ho'eI ho4 Rs,t Leon, nSt ,irl,n
The New.YorI Transfer tom7any will call for aud ehock
basg3ggG tr2p no. els HGG residences IR WOOD
Gencyal Manager General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-18
rARIEM RIVER BRANCH

L Z -NTW-YORK. NEW-UAVEN ANp HARTFORD r. r:
Trains irdyc Harlem River station, corner l33 st ana
Incouayo rhId Avenue Brd- across Harlem River
ucachcd by Third Avenue Elevated airoadl day except
Srruly4 al Is 3d. 800 Hlu 1000. ll:J5 a. 2:lO. SJJ
TO- $40 $40 and 500 D. for Port Morris casanova
tO9k Point Hunts Point. Wrs- Farms Van Most, West
Chester 1impsous Bay chester Pelham Ba Barow (Cy
Islaud Pelham Manor and New Rochelle. connecting az
Rochelle with trains FOR all pOtS on the nam Ne OF
he NowYor Now-Haven and Hartford Railroad shore
Zinc and Air Line pivisOusi New-t5na3n Mldd eown.
Now. Britain ~ued Branches and Boston and all points
East
Midnight train FOR Rochelle and all nemedatc sta
tlons a. ~ 10 a. IN. lay, except Mondays
SUNDAY trains for New Rochelle and All inermedidt alta
nj ZOO and $50 the latter trail connecting
with way trains TO Grand Ceutr depot and
Stamford
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-18

N.N-lOKk CENINAL AND uUDrON
~ RIVER RAILROAD e mmencng NoT. -, 10"
throug h trains viii leave Grand Central Depot ,-
Rochester ana Montreal Express: through ui""
to Rochester ~. Adams aud MOutea
~ 80 a H.. Fast Limited Chicago Express win 49,
stopping at Albany Utica syracuse Nochcst- a.
fao Niagara rails Erie, Cleveland and Toledo Hr''ps
Chicago 200 "A. m DAY. c,,,,.
1910 Chicago Express drawing room cars 10 ''u
daigua Rochester. Niagara Falls and Buffalo ,h
I'll n. m, " Western New.N OK and Northern tNp'''s'
drawing. room cars. ,hr,p- n
$50 p M Albany Troy and Uucs Express u hLoIa ,,
drawing cars. To SaratOQa, IT. EdNald an" "''
Falls ON Saturdays only -, ,,
Il D NJ Accommodation 10 Albany and Troy. - ,,r.
D. m, Chicago and ST. Louis Express Win seepntt ~.
for Niagara Falls Buffalo. Cincinnati. IOelo beoo'' 49,
cago aud -. Louis -, --- -. ,.....,., aud 10
SIS D. m Pacific ENDtess. with sleeping cIs ioI - ne.
ter Buffalo, Niagara Fall, cleveland. Toledo 1silg
trot ANA hlctgO also 10 Matertown ana Ogdensouis
ii.ib m, Tight Express, with seepmgcals 70 mi
and fray Cnnuerts It'll the morning trains Tor tV WIZ
for HE North except saturday night: - < povinl
sale at Grand Central LepoL ~. at,.ava
Green 4l3 Broadway Harlem Depot lsntnsl a M RroaL
ANA at WestcOtts Express Omces FarkpaSs nj sew
way 1855 and 9i2 Bro dway, aud ~ Nest Sotiyn and
YORK 1873 washington and $50 Fulton-sts, brooAn"'
observation-disclosures m drawing and sleeping sy and
procured al any of the ticket Offices In NeW'loA N''
S33 " ASKING ton st, Brooklyn. -, ...t,o,ca
for and checked rom ieSluot
s1Lese trans daily. All others ually oAs ~ vel
tThese trans stop az Harlem u2oth,se a." ~ fNDRIoK.
j. oM IOtN leperal Passenger AkSn~
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Inrtlng Ata0emles.

Lien DODWORIII. G@1 JTU-AEE..
~ ASSISTED BY HIS sos, FRANK DDbWpRIU.
Clas4,e and private lessons. Gentlemen Monday ANA
Thursday evenings.
class lartc ones on uc+ly- an Friday, al iali
past two commences ItcrubtrS send Tor circular
ALEXANDER MACGREGOKS. l12 9TH
~ AVE. Private lessons and Glasses every day. Gentle
mems Glasses Monday and iIur'dW evening"
A SCHOOL FOR DANCING and DEPORT-
~ MIN rcopcut for the season at j1- Jth Mr. p
HARVARD HIILLl'S pupils meet Monday, ana 1hur-.
days. Glasses Away. 0psn. Hcr circular
As MIR. TRENOR exclusively occupies his
~ Academy Building broadway and 52dst. hc gives les
son. IN dancing daily. Circulars.
EERNANDO'S DANCING ACADEMY, 1862
EAST 5jth-,t. Bank Buildng Cls, Lessons amt Pri.
yatc every day and evening send for crcu
\ Large Han q lct Tor select Entertainments
GEORGE WALLACES CLASSES, 121
" West 3-th.st, near broadway ana Harlem Parktvc,
l29th-st.i circulars.
~ GEORGE DODWORTIi, 81 West 2lth-st.,
formerly with MI Allen DoiworIh now oDcn. Soc
irculaTs Room to let Tor Gc:naus, etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-18

Y FUIGU VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passenge
traus leave depot foot Of Cortland and ss'
at a m, l. 1910, and p m iCr ta,ton. betnielesl
Xuentown Reading. Mauch hunk. Glen summit Wilkes
barre Towanda Wayer, ithaca Geneva Lyons Bufao ana
the Wrs Pullman through coaches daily. Local "a ~
At M and sac =. M for Easton Bethlehem and togM
Trains leaving al and 3:iO p connect FOR AZ
noints in Mahonoy and azton coal regions sunday ts9
leaves for Mauch Chunk and HaLoton ; an
r. b, BNINGTON, @. L. ~
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81 W-JEkSEG SOUTHERN III i9lO 70
ty-re-r trrODE RAILROAD.


GHE BEST CoNsIECcriln A.ND FL IL "a, lit~I
DOUBLE TRACK IINF IDk Hl -IN l--' ON
PLEASURE IPANF FL. ---,. nm,
THE Nl~i SHORE ROUTE Is AL DO D d. r-'t-, ~
tEuM. pF Tue WgFLuF ANLD n pm NH r,v lF
AROUND FOOTHILLS Gr thT~E I'LL. N.ll ~ q .tt., 3
hSn LHHOuGH BEAUTIFUL FAL--f ot I'LL
ON anG Gfer Dec. Eth l,5j trains Hu leave West i-''
f.tion as follows: ~ ,.-...r,~-.
yorth Rlycr carrier than from io'; o. west
Detroit ard Chicago, $50 A. 3D.. 600. $40 ?. L. Pull
an s'Dcrrrs tlr ugh.
81 Louis $500 Il. l0 D. N. Palm IN s'ecTcr5 $500
Buffalo Rochester suspension Bridge, fiA ais - u
o. u $500. 5. 10 D.. SHOPPERS nd p3rlp. cars.
uca and yracuse, -.; %. liZo -u'l = ~ p NJ
Hlg.urd. P0Neepsie AID C4tsAl. ~; q, ll.-) O. IL
NtvUurg KINGSTON. salser,es and Albany. 80 HI
q m.. 1866. 5000. t-. 900. .l4.iU p. M
Saratoga wa AID ms ll.-l q. r ''.' r. M
For Montreal and Canada hast. h:lD Do ~. g..
Ham ton London .'o o. m, 1900. r-lop. NJ Toro'.t
Ff. rob oI-. ro.uu. '- lop. m ,... .-..,- 4..r.. .
Ctpt -ul|lr. .. ..-- o,c,-,r,,r,
TONS or Information aup M o6co.. li1h'rcl Huu',
Sd. uro.v1 Curr ST.. Annex Oi.c i.o. 81 t ,,yl
rIrv la $685. Njl. "it. rl'lNaN. 30 ts'eI5j
s9t ~h',e stations foot " Vest tI'-,' ana !Co' 81
Jlvst. \HrtI saver. rs -.cfftr sNi.'' " ID TO. a.
,g baggage Tom hotels and res1,nc STlSti T1H d
$50 FtaadUa- General Passenger AscL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-18

THE NEW LINE
Il BETWEEN
NEW-lONk. PHILADELPHIA. AND NORFOLK OID
Pol - COMFORT AND THE SOUTH.
. INS FAStEk THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE
ana atter De- ember T. 1882 Tie Now. York PHILADELPHIA
%Noilok railroad Company will Fast Day Night
Nposs OotWcen New York and cape Charles Trains leave
gov i9lh via Pennsylvania Railroad. a. DAYS aud
p m uillY arriving Old Point Comfort D. week DAYS
hhu 81 n m daly Mo- folk 1903 D. III. and o. M Sleep
ing as trough from Now York 10 cape Charles and Par6r
Ot nom fhiaielphia without change Tickets
seats and sleeping Der s be 40 any Ticket Oecs
Of PCnnsy wanna Railroad Company. ~
H. w DUNE, Sup1rutoUdsnL @'s0""
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0cGther5.

4 BOSTON married lady without children. n
institute Of Technology pianist aud
lngus having nice home In Brook desires 10 take
boarding pupil grl Of any above eight year, Would
take full charge 81 her wardrobe Terms reasonable First
Mr-.J. \. -, 2so Gatcs-ave. brooklyn
An ENGLISH LADY lately from Milan,
~ Itav dr-irrt position companion trans.
laior respondent German French Italian, Tuimrnt-
ary mu SIC drawing; excellent references Address
"MAESTKA," ~. Tribune Uptown once, LBS Broadway
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGENCY supplies Professors Teachers, Tutors GOV
cfuesses etc. colleges, schools and Famc' Apply
Mlts ~ j. VOC NG.FULION, - Union square
A HARVARD graduate with highest tcsti-
~ monials having morning hourA frc, desires private
pupils o u engagement in ascODO. Address
W. NJ. IL uWLAND, \. NJ, No 30 Statc-st, Brooklyn
A COLLEGE GRADUATE, an experienced
~ Instructor and private tutor. desires agement o;
or more hours daily. " w. r., Io1 .. Tribune Office
A BEST TEACHERS, Tutors and Govern
~ e,ses supplied. 40 charge TEACHERS WANTED
Numerous vaHcanccs No fee for registration. Form for
stamp. IL. T.. AVERY, American school bureau,
west l4th ST., y. =.
rVEACnERS WANTED. - Ladies Vocal
mnsc and Latin f0r High hon vocal music. gram
~ atm for High Hchuol. Higher English college
English French and music. FWstOI allan.
Gentlemen 0ung Episcopal Clergyman, unmarried, 10
teach classics and Engish clasncs EpbcOpsan French
Apply 10 Mrs ". !. YoUSG.FULTON. American aud
FOr,lGn teachers Agency, - U aioa Square.
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sCRIBNER'S SONS

CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS
NEW BOOKS FOR TIE HOLIDAYS.
TIRNNS:
Tie rr.sistarc Palace Of tao King, Of TTyus Tic Eo
suits o. the latest Excavations. Ey ur HENRY ,CALIL
Mann author OF "Slycenn" Hos" c.c The preface 'y
prof F. Adler and contributions by Dr. William p,p.oA
Wlhl5s woolcuts q plates in chrome biography lmap
and plans. vol. royal 5yo supchly bound So
TIE best most interesting, and most import .; o- IT,
ecllcmauu's wofk5.'- lIJu. Eugene schuyler.
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AND READING R. L.
NEW-JERSEY CENTRAL DlNlSI0SS'o
FOOT or LIBERTY ST. NORTH XIV EiS,o-


TIME ABLE-TAKING EFFECT OCT; -, d9o aaIr,o.
FQr PHiLADELPHIA and TRENTQNo 30, B2na i8o 30
7S0 i2S6 D. ~ DAYS 100 3'ij am 500 POOP m
Direct CONNECTION At WAYNE Junction ar f %apsynnk Consho
DRAW SGE0oM CARS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
Returning leave PHfT4DELPHIA. Ninth and Green stas
7SO $50, 800. lao a. m, l;5; 3A5 $40, 945 i1Ogg
Repts sts ri $40. 3o so 500 1910 M 100. $50
Ford X HAVEN PEALE and PHILLIP9BUkH fenn-
For V&ffIiiihMsPoRr.- sUNBURY. LEwrsBURG anl
GtAHANOY CITY ~ 5;45, 80 a. M S:'s, 4OoP ~ ~;
Ills m, 100, 1880 4Oo, $50. 5:i5 1900 D. NJ suna'3
For stiAXTGS e 100 $40 a a. 3:t5 p 7oo az,
For and I5Irda9d af 6 w. ''' '
For For Pt,fo4T at at 76o M 70 l5 No. 1870 By 100
, 100 p +, ri igqd"ys i9 io%N and AUcH cHUy
at 900, 100 s45 a. 100, l:SO' $40 go p H. Ho-'y
rS S E2EUsf6E at 800 100, $40 loo 49, S;i5 100
For 'HlSGiH BRiDGE 'BiGANCH at 400 ':l5 q H. 40
reT ~ iHINGToN 200 st5 q. n, CO. 100, 400 $3.50.
ZOO -.a-i %. ID. sundays 1890 .. m. 900. go
ForsoMEfE iL e. !' lbs g o. :Vl o. s5o "a, -.
Gf::iG7oo 1si $40, lo.3op II sunday 1900 $500 a.
rdI VI FiERb,4oo GOO 100 10 50 9:so 'o32.
5o 81. 90. 3o. 7Qo 73h SD 20 loi3, . iS
r5 5S5 d,EAN cn2y sP S. Dl m F'15. 4.
4DH@y55 .cvcspt Dean Grove at 800 s45 an .,.
E For sWd5D IONS XIV r., and BAESEGAr 80.
70; Fl NJ c'IfTl. VISEbAND aaI EaIDGEroSls
$3.50 :; W. W- II: SOUTHERN Division
from Pier 40. = Sorth river via sancy Hook
Tor HiGHLANUS. ,sEAbmGHi; L.> rBhANcI
IcN,t, can Dcurocnr 70 TO-. u Liggt.y', Pier E0
,r. $50 7.,- and 80 Jth.va E.s-gt.nt. ID -.
ID aud li3 Grcen1i,l-'t; ~. ~. t--t ID l'2,
,,' (r \. &c. toar,.t.. ic7 broadway s sii Fu.
f g. IrIiItr, o.irauy WIN caiI M lnt cl.cS .
sac nom aoes - r,s.. On e 10 destination ,-.,cr,
ftn'g.. Naa-s.r .. ,. cen Pa; ..d l-Set y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-18

DOPULAR SHORE LINE for BOSTON ant
the EASl.-An rail from Grand Central Depot Tire
express trains daily sundays except) To Bortonat m
paror attached aud II IN with palace sleepip
cars. sundays ut IL pm. with palace sleeping cars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-18
. NEVER HAS THE PASSION, The grand
9nstrncilon.
For Young Ladies-CitY.

For Young Lades-CitY.
CHOICE selection of school circulars iorpa,,
,Tt and learn ne recommended. H. E~SE, 36 West 2lsts
TIRCULARS OF Scholastic suit any
y wants: intelligent advice. Please state particulars Is
l. ANLIN American school Bureau, est I4t.'I, y. =
HR. AND NINE. VAN NORMAN'S SCHOOL
~ FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN BOUNDED lo5) VIII
reopen october 40 3l5 West D ,th-'t. $ow-Nork
MISS CROCKER and MISS BECK,
IVA Formerly with Miss COmstOck,
Nl ope1 October l. lSsj School Girls NJ 81 Wei
l2d-gt., opposite Bryant Park. Glass for BUys
Principals At home after sept 10,
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N ORWICII LINE.

n ORWICH LINE.
~ Reduction Of fares all points, Boston, s& Worcester
Pier 80. North River loot OF attsL,
next pier Ferry 1T i5O p H. daily
except SUNDAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-18

THE BAY LINE
For
OLD POINT COMFORT. NORFOLK AND THE SOUTH
Daily except Sundays via Pennsylvania Railroad 40
pm Cars through 10 steamers wharf
WEXFORD ROUTE TO NEWPORT, L..
- Leave Grand Central Depot "a follows:
AtS M, arrivtng In Newport az 2;25 p. m.
Al p. m. arriving IN Newport at 1850 D.
lDrawing-r oom cars attached To both trains.
TAEODORE WARREN, Suph
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-18
No YEAEs II I'D J.NGLE.

TIC experience II Lua.- AMI naturalist IN India tey,
ana The Malay Peninsula AMI B,rnco Hy WILLIAM l.
UORNADAY. J vol 8yo with maps and Illustrations. &c.
since The visit Of Mt A. r. wallace 10 the Malay Arca
pelaeo NJ such Imp add has been made % c t a
of natural Inst ~ az IL embodied record 81 exact and
ample observation seldom penetrated field '-Hcwl o,A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-18

MISS J. F. WREAKS:.
AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LkDlE
bOAA'NA~ AND CHILDREN, ALSO
KINDEKOAhIES,
Daily Republican., 1885-11-28
BLACK
CREPES

cheap-Courtauld's only.
We have lots Of Black
Goods redus ed in price.
We have some new
Homespuns that we are sell
ing at 75c.. 81 inches wide,
|that were SI.a5 a few days
since. We sell our well
known Boucle Effects at a5c.
lies on the yard than Phila-
delphia or any other market.
and we viii prove It to you
lby calling.
These are bona 6de reduc-
tons, and are made to nee,
the wants Of Decembes
buyers for family use OF
lpresents, and to reduce on,
large stock of Dress Goods
| We have no old stock
Every article new this fall.
We have some very nics
1 p
Daily Republican., 1885-11-28

IT Is believed that the authorities OF
Chester hsve caught the murderer o.
good John SharPless, and his name Is
John Carpenter. OF course every Of
fort will be made 10 ascertain his gull
o. Innocence. It 10 mos revenge that
ths 6hsrpless family want but justice.
Tho right man found, Let justice b.
saEs and swift The country may well
bsoome alarmed q thu number Of mur.
das that have been committed by
WORTHLESS trAmps running ct large, and
ua1sss . chsck = put b the lawisssness
shat marks the times, uobody's life will
be safo.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-28

WAUA0AM88>8.
IGn.ADnLrHIA. Saturday. Nov. %. isss.
I'VE have had all the sea-
sqh SO far one particular
H|pmespun which we have
lbked on as the best of the
dollar Homespins. One Of
tie largest stores in the city
his kept it at $I.a5 till
|lakeIy.
I'VE have taken over the
Whole stock OF the mill that
|n1|aI es il. And the price Is
us cents a yard!
There are probably thirty
Ia lors, all grays and browns
az ID Colds and combinations
laid mixtures of grays an6
u Downs and Colds.
THE wool is clean and Ions
|sA Id fairly soft and fine. Ths
Isquf is thick and warm BIZ
Il,kh: to the feeling. That i
I'll e virtue of Homespun. /
Iis h't light;it weighs ten ounce
IA Iyard.
/ The texture is serge; AM
Itl q large diagonal twill
III frightened by contrasts o
| "a blor in most Of the thirt'
| yles or thereabout.
This event is the end o
Ia question where TIL
omespun market is.
"a utheast from the center
Three more dress stuffs t
lad Id to the list Of very re
IN arkable bargains
Lupin's Ma,1e Margot, a
81 pen basket canvas OF wor
IA trful strength, has falle
Daily Republican., 1885-11-28

A CORRESPONDENT, who by the way
tsA Rspublican, wants 10 know Why
Shsrs u not more respect shown 70 the
0o0ory Of the deceased Vice Presi-
aant, and hs b rathsR inclined 10 think
mt political pssjudics stands in the
vny. He, though . Republican, has
HI residence drAped in black. We re-
respect the liberal Ssslings Of our friend,
bat - general thing be can hardly
sxpsot such demonstration Of feeling
- wAs exhibited when President Gar
Asld died from assassination or whom
General Grant, the commander oe tn
grsatsst armv On the facs Of tho globs
disd. When vice PRECEDENT Wilson
alsd thars was no more Outward dem
sastxstioa Of sorrow than there u nov
ever the death Of Vice President Hen
AEicks. A Vioe President u rsally no.
81 - muoh importance ~ . mere Vic
President - Senator or Copgrsssman
They have . share In making the law
q The country, but vics Presidsntdoe'
nsthing exoept to give . casting votI
IN the Senate when . tie occurA Tho
Il must not b forgotten that 0r. Heh
Arick4 course during the war was no
saoh - TO plsass many who are nov
nsnbsxs Of his own party. Under n
IL olrcumstanoes, it must b. admitssl
- there hes besn . wundGful unaai
nifty Of regret md sympathy Sur n
Aaash Of the vlss President. Il N
fAs general desire Of the Rspabalcan
tAat the Democrats should have th
fall bsneAs Of their victory and non
1ssl more slnosxs regret, ct the oalsmi
y that has oveetaksn the Democrat
party In particular and the country
genera, than the Republicans.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-28
We WANT YOU

To know We would likc to
supply you and your boys
with Good Clothing, and 70
do 20 We have made Il our
special study = to how.
We believe you want the
best goods you can get for
the money, and then W
know you want thsm to At
we'll, look we'll and wedr wall.
Some clothing ID gotten
up to sell. We gel ours up
to give satisfaction and to
please. We buy many ol
ours in the piece, have then
well sponged and thorough.
" examined before being
cut; have thsm cut by ouI
custom cutters, we'll trim
med and made, and we know
what We have to offer you
and are sure after you have
tried you will be convinced
We sell the best Bargains II
Clothing to be found. w
are Offering now q very or
tensive assortment OF Over
erceats. We have almos'
any size sou may want from
the smallest to the largest
and at all prices. Our a.
sortment of suits was ncve
better, containing all colors
styles and sizes AZ lov
prices. We don't onl,
claim to be one priced, bu
are, having everythlnI
marked at the very lowes'
We know we could ofte
get more five asked it, bu
are satisfied with sma
profits, so as to. make quic
sales. Call and see for you
selves. We don't want 70
to buy unless you feel sul
it 10 to your advantage.