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80. cn.al.cnr. ON .a.o EEL: IA. not sono . ihc

e.,r TO- on SAFE TIA; hqt not gone u INC
sc4,s Il i.Ir a -, % a, "a 90. 3
Sa.es J g. ~m',h: ~ o 20 Hos - 10, a - w.
I.ir. =. e G, at %. ~i't' PIC. Ito 70 ~ ~, % 6,a
To hrs ma, Hog cutsa sn hSir' IN e br lett
a.. ( N ia. TO Ida, In nc. ne gclS
~ftau 4, 70 sa III" sIrac- dl leone. E' ~ IN m o,
be- citL -uuIb ~ Bc.u ANA Pii' ti' IL,
no. M hnm" AMI IA only "PPI H.. ;e
m Is frll w No. in The land Of The Nonc1nas 10
,rtl + cn of MY and ding 20 has lara 4d
c.ta,iirs Use. VnJlic tmton ic" UNI and nav,
Hos lave Been s!ppi 10 "cNro me P,', - ~ ohoin-
pure l.rl - ...,.,rc.o, ot n Lc for
UC.tv; g. a. Jltc fur Medium 9nd L2"'c lot l5H' 'u
faur, x,C ..cd n a few CASES iog niue PISS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-25
NrrW-yORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

~ RIVER acknowledgements nov. 80 1889,
through trains Will leave Grand Central Depot
Na III Rochester and Montreal Express through draw
IN cars to Rochester ~. Adams and montreal;
~ 90 n. Fast Limited Chicago Express Wlth u1in?
cars stopping a Albany tuca syracuse kocutsteI bVi.
falo Niagara Falls Erie Cleveland ani Toledo, arriving Nv
CHICAGO 9 % a. dV. . o..
lO30n Chicago Express drawngroon cars 10 OHhhn
daigua. KochcsteI. NIAGARA Falls and Buffalo ,. ..,.
til u cstern New ork anu NorIhcrA EAprcss WIN
drawing room cara .hro,rh
drawing cars. TO SARATOGA FL Edward ana "Iehs
Falls ON saturdays only
Il % M Accommodation 10 Albany and Troy.
D. M, Chicago and 1T. Louis Express WIN secpng-crs
for Niagara Falls BuraO Cincinnati. Toledo Detroit Oh'
cago and ~. Louis. .-. .-, =,
G3O M FI press with sleeping TO syracuse and to
Auburn road, and to Saratoga alnO TO Montreal. -,
Pacific hNDfcss. with sleeping cars TOT octc
ter Buffalo. Niagara Fails, Cleveland. Toledo - ous
trO h.ctgo also 10 WatertOwn ANA OgdensOuIR u"y
except saturday , ,, ,... 20 An,,rv
and Troy with the morning trains Tor tho west
for the North except saturday night -. ~ K pou.,,u
Tickets sale ut Grand Central Depot 10, b0wiins
Green 10 Broadway Harlem Depot a n Rrs
and at Wcscntts EIpress Orces IMkpl"Se nelt bIoat
way 7S5 aud O2 BIo4dway and G3 West l25th.st. New
YORK Washington and 1880 FultOnsts BroOkyn ana ~
hat, Williamsburg. ---. go. 4, ,... as, l.,
prooured AZ any OF the ticket offices IN Nowl0rk CITY and
h9Y " asungtO at, Brooklyn.
UaggaVe ca led for and checked from residence.
sThsse trans daily All Others daily except sunday
TN TOTCEY, ID. NJ. KENDRISK.
General superintendent. general Passenger Agent
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GryrR,L MAiTEr REPORT

,OrrEr- io Grades v-.r, salv trmer NJ N7c FOR atr
cer,ocs Sales Tags ocX Arohm' er On 'hancc te
5000 Et-- closing INA. i've az - NC ,
nr December Gr 80 January 80 SO "r February
75a. - for March. G.S G~j FIR Aprll, b~'""' i'r
Nav md 6.OEG > To-. juno" Mild rrhicS qutt AM TIL
changed. with .alcs % 2.' : bags NarcI5o
ClTtON-Spu.. quiet but Firm. ~a"s. "a laeS Iof
con srmp. on D,l.ytrI contract o. bales. receipts
i; III, Ior. - bales 1n { 50 = aes last "5cS ana
bales lay ast Total slacr september J.
1868 74J bales JljGi9 bales FOR tins time last
yer. A.. ,...-,,., ,,,.,.so,,to,
n follows.
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UIIE NEW LINE

KEw.YORK. PHILADELPHIA. AND NORFOLK. OLD
POINT COMFORT AND THE SOUTH.
bHOU RS FASIEN THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE.
On ami after December T. 1889 ork PhalelOha
NOrfOlk Railroad Company will ruua Fast Day and NghI
lNpre's between New York and Cape Charles
kewlOrk Via Pennsylvania Railroad days and
& daily. ARRIVING Old Point COmfOrI m days
hud 3Oa ny. No folk ! 06 ant 10 Sleep.
ng ans through FROM 20 cape Charles and Paro
CTR from Philadelphia without Chang0 Tickets paror car
seats sleeping berihs DO secured al any Ticket once
of the Pcnn4yly ANA HalrOad Company
- -, ,,,, r. Coz X r.. Genl Pass and Freight Agent
ii. W. DUNE superintendent
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cl pertnm Calcutta Lnsoed 4Ss 3D. per G ,laIr 6i,d
go - kohnco t'r, cvyt
Gaze = o. r,rl.s OF Tnrptpuo. 2j'. 81 per cmt'
s,er1 on a5S Der ton. ROSin onlm"i - ~ cTt ,r
Aw.rcan ssar per c%l I9t Du 2yftuscoy,tn lar
,.,,,ng .l J. ID IL lbs UdtOr CUpt - 80
p,'iii,@@i MINT ti,triIfl Tliow Boot rs "
a. Mutton Us 6d. n -6s. id Cocoa Nat O'-Oo''
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"AprrNr prvrp RPANCU

II
4 NEW.NORK. y EW HANEN ANp HARTFORD r. r;
Trains leave Harlem River station corner 32 st aid
Iincon.oyr near third Avenue BId-c Harlem Ri1
Preached by Thrd Elevated ailroad daly except
SUNDAYS nt Il a. 700 qO 1909. HOB m, 2:lO $780,
40 $40 $40 and 500 D. for Port Norris Caaanov.
(Oak Point Hunts Point, WCs- Farms an Nest NesG
Chester IimpsOus Bay Chester Pclh?w Ba' BirtO" Guy
lslaud Pelham Manor and NeN-Horhe e. conn tting
for all IT'S On the M N NJ or
ihe New-N ork New.Haven and Hartford Rdlloln Nhoro
Line and Air Divisions; New Aradn Middeto"n n,
New. Buan and ~ued Branches and Boston and All points
Midnight train for New.Rochee and all intermediate STA
tons a. II 10 a. IN. laily, except NOud lys ,.--..
SUNDAY fo New. Rochelle aud I'll lnetmeui e"U-
lions 1900 and $50 the latter uA6 Sohhc'i
with trains 10 Grand Cent? 'uepO1 nu
Stamford
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THE prTRO5EUn MARKET.

The bu,incss in petroleum yesterday was
active during earlier and later hours, with an hterNaI
during midday OF holiday skylarkng and morse pay
,luriug which there were Transactions There was
strong underone throughout the day and the tendency
was toward better prices under the lead OF western
operators one operator bought heavily In on CITY ad-
yancing the market there 90 ccutSwh N"'s the IE
cst here at that time. From this there was reaction 20
S-7- followed by advance To 9ul2 Just before thv
clur. The market left Oh with hucjdnt ictIlhS az"
the promise higher prices. The Craig wei al Kane i
msktug los barrels daily and ~ SAID to he twenty Hc
feet IN good sand but many operators are coming 10 mo
co.cusOu that It's Importance has Deen more imam ais
counted. .. ~, ,.,,-
the on Exchanges in New YORK Pittsburg. OIL city
and bradford will be- closed saturday but the STOCK
drurtucnt of the Consolidated Exchange Will D. open
The rance prices aul the total dealings AT the ION
solilatcd Exchange wcro - follows;
Oppung..............e ~ : =
III .oo1 flhAl '',,
sales barrels -.-."4-ooo
BRADFORD Penn. Dec. 2l.-CrIdc Oi-Natfonh iran
at Certificates opcncI at so5 AMI c!o'ai ut 9o'ei
highest price 9oas. lowest pnco. s7ls CIcIrInco''
2.J-G.OOO barrels
on CITY. Penn. Dec 2i.-CruIr Oh-Ndtonal Tran
sit Certificates opened AT SSH and closed at "o4'
highest price, 9Oi2 lowest price, - Sales
BIB 900 barrels: clcIrInccs. j,j32,ooO barrels runs
barrels; shipments. $40 barrels cH't'cr''
81 81 barrels.
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Du5Irnctlou.
ICY Toth Sexes-CitV.

BUSINESS education. bookkcepln-. writ
a IN Arithmetic. Cor.csrOn enc spClpS. raul% Plr
IoTreIy IyYcyvri ny Day cvcpl. Ia!'s' derar' mea
Private nsuc ion. PAINES BUSINESS oc5e. o. EoNcIJ
Up,OWn. lO7 West 3!t1-at. corner LrJadFay.
CUOICE collection OF school circulars loT
D9rcuts and gilr5ia.a Tcac dcr3r M o.
ant and !rnn 1cconncn ted n y lLl - FL ia ST.
AZ EAST GJTH-ST.
Harvard Preparatory Class 90 Boys Classes
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TIlE BAY LINE

OLD POINT COMFORT NORFOLK AND TIE SOUTH
Daily. except sundays via Pennsylvania Railroad 40
Pm Cars through TO steamers wharf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-25

rONuoN. 24-l1 30 D. m-COusols, 80 BIG for money
and 99H for the account Atlantic an9 GreSt
Mortgage - Canadian Pacific GOa- Erie 2@'i do SEC
ola Coiso Ss7s Illinois Central iolI Mexican Ordih!y'
2jlr II Paul Common. "a Ncw-Iork Central 4Oi4
PENNSYLVANIA o. % ,.,no.
PARIS aGvcts quote Three per cent ehJ"S ~ oV "0'
Tor IA. account .,o 40
dpm.-Con,og 90 SIC for money and 93l2 IOr the &c
CONT Atlantic ana Great First Mortgage trustees
CcruGcars So, do second Mortgage us; Hanadan
ciHc 81 "A. Erie Second COnsOs 81. LIMOS cent al
liui2; Mexican Ordinary. % St Paul COnnOh ~
NcwYur, Central luJ: Pennsylvania. 6t7s Reading lus
The bullion The Bank Of England Las decreased @-oooOi
duung the past week. - -. t..,uity
which last week - llG per ccni Is NJ" 10 i" pci
Hudson Bay CmplnV 81 = 49, A.. -. On ,.o.
quote Three Per Cent Eertes AZ ~ lIhOs
Tie account and exchange Oh LoHAOH ~
- 'Iauc- ~ ntmes FOR checks. -, 49,. ,,...
2tIhc weekly statement OF the BANK OF irdu'c
shows an ucrcac 100000 rsuCs IN gold and decrease
OF $1,000 francs IN silver
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NEW PUBLICATIONS

ACAPTIvE OF LOVE Founded upon Bakin's Japan.
csc Romance. by EbWtHD , 1hJt svo ru $50.
illustrations from the original WORK. oNo' IP -
Boston: Lee ~ Shepard
Encouraged by the reception OF lEe Loyal
EoninS" Mr. Greey has adapted romance H'i"
one of the most fam9u, authors OF Japan ana i'i.
published il under the title "A Captive OF Low,
il is an interesting quaint and pleasant s'oiy iN'i
ofsuggestlvc hints and traces OF Vencrdoic 0"i""-
ese religious doctrines and superStluOns' throwing
much light upon the manners and customs VI Vho
country several centuries ago and as odl III l'os|
respects as things "JaDanesy' are apt TO appelr 10
foreigners. Tie BUDDHIST doctrine of Klrma
underhes the story the doctrine, namely, that the
,nisfortnres which occur TO people are TIE effects
Df misdeeds committed bv themin previous incar-
nation. and that their prosperity in like manner Is
the result of previous m'rt0rious conduct. Given
n peoplc so believing, AID having also firm 1ai'h
in the existence of magic and SOrcery, ana aOnhuat
opportunity is afforded for varied and SURPRISING
adventures. The principal character Is Pi''9'
who inhcrts n curse which compelS nm 10 q couiSo
Of iniquity and brings him to grief AT IaSt' ms
Thunder Priest " is quite new parsonage III nc-
tion. Mr. Greay has preserved as mnch as poasiplo
the oualntness oc his original, one OF whose oaoie
is the practice of appendngt0 each chap'er Silo'
moral discourse, for the benefit OF the rea'cI H'7
disopisition upon the peculiar mythical creatures
called Thunder Animals" and which were sup
posed TO fall from the clouds during electric s'oIhS
is not more absurd than many of the specnlatlohS
of the elder Pliny or than those of medieval natu
ralists Some of the japanese locutlons are very
felicltous Thus for instance. they do not speak
of a person as dying, bat as changing his world
The illustrations copied from those OF the ORR gina
are spirited and full of the native taVor' ACap
five of Love" IS amusing and valuable ana MI
Grcev deserves well of the public for rendering "o
story accessible.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

w - \ e. % n. . 9. i'. 20 's.f rr.,,.,,pvn
MN. Rt.~T CoNS1RUCTED AND FINi,,t ~ /, TED
Am IDI-BIE TRACk LINE FOX ~ IN 7' IN
PLEASURE lEAN l-l-.., TIM WFsr
THE WEST SHORE KOrIE = At, ,,,,H-tX ri " r
SHORE OF THE WOELp.FANEp ~ p,f,IH. II ms
AROUND FOOTHILLS OF tAL~k T.. W. ~ 20 4
AND THLOUGH BEAUTIFUL NALLH' '' 49,
MOHAWK. 1870 al, lay. Vest t2dsL
station follows s,o, - ms ~
North River 20 minutes earlier rfn nom '''' ID Wow
Detroit ana Chicago 1880 a. M 5000, $40 p III s'eeP
though.
Iuiao Rochester cu-.ou Bti ge magma fA'.' Wv
% m - 90 10 .. N. Sleeper, and parlIr cars,
uca ana syracuse. %. II 20 't 90 =, ~ p N
Highland PckeePse and ta;skili. o. ll.-' l. ~
NcUburs KING sion. srres and Albany, o Il'-o
a m s.i 900. - 10. -ll:ie p m.
Saratoga Albany ll.1n a. M. o. '' r. m
For Montreal aud Canada Fast. %. 30 p. M 49, r,-,,,,
Hamilton London. % $500. - l'p' H. io''''''
g.. Am, 900. 81 T.. m. ,.,., ~. ~ l,ily x.
Cept sunday. IL. nina, oar a,entDlOt \
tons. infouuato on apply NJ Office l''o'Nol i,
st.. Irookyu Cour' st. Annex Once "o 81 i U- ~
New NoiE Clty 3l5 1868 Sjl. 9i6. tI""Ma' 90 s , 3
aud West shore stations foot Of West 4-l' an io,' va
Law ~. \Orfh River. " ~tc1ffN N'''N' W ~.
baggage from hotels and rcsGcnes ORDERS T' 10
left CSrt Ohres. htN ~ 49,.
$50 broadway genera iaS7'iikeA 49,
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Steamboats, ano Railroads.
ALL FARES REDUCED VIA

II FARES REDUCED VIA
~ SrpNINGrON LINE. INSIDE ROUTE
To r. Oy!dnnCc. :! % TO st01. - tr3 Ga Steaman
Iot,e T. on nc pier 80. AOrt RIVER, block above ANA
- "a i. d D. M CaliY except sunday: IT In With
,ror ears rcc cha between steamers landing and
E'S'o' "''1'" T. " PoPPLE. General Passenger Agent
POPULAR SHORE LINE for BOSTON AMI
Z ;Iie EhST-Au rail from Grand Central Depot Tire
express trans daily Sundays exccpted) Boston-at N
m (aror aced sDd II with palace seept2
cara Sundays al pm with palace sic ping cars)
N' +. w. POPPLE. Agent
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=
~ Trains leave from Chambersst Depot for Enge q
Chester rCgmont and NyacE $50 10 a M 90 ';S
Nanne Spring Valley and Monscy 7. 4SO n
Sundays 0 a. II.
FRIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW.
T. YORK. LAKh EEfE AND WESTERN RAILso , 81,
Arrangements of trans rom vhamoeri;st Depot From 2a
pa NJ Daily pt sundays Day ~ press. Drawtngrocf
hiagara Fails and suspension Bridge sleeping Coached
Horuellsvle to Cincinnati and Buffalo TO Chicago
m-Daily. Chicago and II. LOUIS Limited Express,
sod pullman ira o. bay. Sleeping md Motel coaches
ScS snatS os SF a1s1 Cincinnati AsFvS' Hn
200 M and 81 LS1' sS the ,ecGn md m"niIs arrived
%S M train Sq SsMs s2n S or s ana bn %
Train OF pullman Day and seepns Coaches 70 Bngha@''A
RUTHERFORD aud Psssac 49, 5<6 7i2o 80 $50 1929 NJ
IL midnight. Sundays $40 $50 1920 m. lao $50
20 p M II ntzhugh, ~ ,oao NJ ~ noon las
$50 Giio $40 $50 G'lOG9 7:3o $50 1880 M "a y
%dniFSt M suPdp g,ani Sss $50 1920 H. '' 90
%o 90 -, 800 1890 N
T. midnight. Saturday nights QUIZ. sundays Vlo Ne
80 eSo no S2c n,l iao i s%nd sSe 81
w %arEios 40 7t5 6S sundays gl' sum
az Eo ssS ana Kingston and Montgomery ssop
sg 3JsS s. 3. $50 lS t's 20
s SSStswn ss sss Sis ssS =
s and %o ss@ fS sIsH the 1
Is 1915 49, a. 1889 $50 $50 %.
s4s ss g SsS ssss
SSs
sa 81 SsSsasy
rs nj q arrive IL %
7iso li21 4 n II a XaboTT Conf ps,sr Ar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-25
Qrlthers.

4 BEST TEACHERS, Tutors and Govern
n. esq, supplied No chugc. TEACHES WANTED.
stamp. X. r. AVERY American T'A22 'i, hu i!
4 BOSTON married lady without children,
~ student from tie Iustitut" Of Technology ld7l ana
BOARDING. pnp girl Of any age above eight ycaI-. Would
fp charge OF her wardrobe Terms reasonable lH7
'i''' ri. a. b, 2s' Gate,aye. Brooklyn.
GDVFRTlSEVENTS FOR TIE Nru
frXT2 EF VIZ ~ fH lo Ec y one, AT rh i
frst-st. until m 25$ BrGa way b i"gca. I%rmy.
tyh rjst corner Eigth-aye 70 Ijt Folrtagr, c'rncr
81 Third ave- near SiIi eths, and the HAFLEM or
n f. PSI E'st une'hunlredtId twenty h;7' ~
D. h n at fss H' ofc 1' rates
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
AGE e 70 sR ds eoo and F &p GOV
MKs. NJ. J. IOUNG-t LION. - Union square.
A COLLEGE GRADUATE, an experienced
one or m nore Go%r s lazy ' NJ F. oI .
A YALE graduate, professor in a city instltu-
~ ton reads IasIGs or EnfiSR Literature YIN youths
CUOICE selection of school circulars for pa
" rents and guardians Teachers in every department OF
art and learning recomm nded H. i~Nr 30 eat 2lsts st
NO SALAKY.-An uSirian lady wishes TO
German and good music for home O. b., Tribune Omce
TEACHERS, Tutors, Govcrncsscs and Com
L panions nended TO schools and families.
NJ. COYKlEkE. over Jnckson's. 81 East l7tlst
CCHERMERHORN'S Teachers Agcncy.-l.s-
- tabshed $50. Promptly provides best teachers for
j. " Neutrality-suspicious. co. East lth,sf. X. y.
| VEACHERS WANTED. VACANCIES. -
Too describe large variety come very desirable
stump II. Z. AVERY, American School Bureau, 2 west
NVOMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BU-
w REAU supplies Professors. Teachers Goyernc.ses,
Musicians to Colleges schools Families and Churches
'''' DOOA Mrs. 4. b. CULVER, a2J 5thavo.
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ORWICU LINE.

n ORWICH LINE.
Reduction OF fares o. all points BOSTON, ~ Worcester
g. 90 Steaers leave Pier 40 foot Of Watt
test pier above Desbrosses street Ferry at Also daily
except Sunday
WEXFORD ROUTE TO NEWPORT, RI.
IL Ieavo Grand Central Depot as follows;
ASA m, arriving In Newport az 2i25 p. m
Al Up. m. arriving IN Newport VI 7i60 D. N
CQrAwtng-r0 attached both trains.
THEODORE WARREN, Hupk
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HISTORY OF PAINTING. vol II. From the German
~ DR. Alfred WOltmann and Dr. Kari NOermann
Nv O. ARA BELL. PIP. 7O3. New.Gork Dodd, Mead
* Co., 1855.
The second volume of this important work Is de-
voted to "rhe Painting of the Renaissance" and
the Northern schools with the multitudinous
schools of Italy are studied with the eXacness ana
Iaborious power of Inyestlgationw characterize
the prolounder German scholarship. The original
has been slightly curtailed IN the translation, but
there have been no omissions Of essentials OF the
merits If chs comprehensive fairly monumental
work 1t is not neces SaIy to speak again. The COM
pletcd history will rank a standard authority. a
constant and invaluable resource for students The
translation appears to have been made intelligent
". The presence of an appendix citing authorities,
of a copious index and of well arranged list Of the
42G cugravings Will be appreciated by the reader.
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Art Sckools-CitT.

Art Schools-CitT.
MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER
w VIII pupils beginning Tues ay Oc'o9cr ~ N
drawing. OIL aud water color printing am HI Lowers "d
landscape, CHINA r.l itllG an dcI:tu>L
studio. No. 80 Nli,sOL-Ive.
Re, rcuccS
Mt D. Huntington. President EdUO1l' NctionV nt D'+sl
Mi. William Hart. y. A.; SIR. James NJ liar' " Al
Nil David johnson. " y
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DHlLADELPHIA AND READING R. R.
NEW-JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION,
FOOT OF LIBERTY -Sr.. mon " NlNEk.o.

FOOT OF LIBERTY.sr, NOal y RIyER,o.
TGF oI'd ana TEsyTQNo sSuTq b!os
7sS 26 tO ~ i4 400 y. D $50 $50
Direct at WAYNE Junction fSr emSntG%n 1na
DRAWTS G-EooM CARS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
RegTnns e@ys S9'h 5 apH Gt I5
I'm SUNDAY sSOa M 5;5' i 3, m TIT 61 a and
Forio < HAVES' P PA and PHIfLTPSBURG. Penn.
For 70 %ifiiGLfiAMsPoRr sUNBURY. LEwIsBURG and
MAHAHQ1 Oily 9t "a q o. a. ~ s soo n s.,
l.l5 M Loo 1870 400, $780, 5:i'. 200 D. III sundays
For ScAYToI s Is 79C IS 50 pfFrs5 n ZOO
u l'3 liIo 20 pa up ?: m Sg ,s at $50 p M
For TAWAoUA at 100. 5:i5 3:i5 H. 100, S:i' 400,
For i BRiaIEHEM, HLLTN foWN and MAUcH CHUYx
at 500 7oO $40 a. m 100 1850. $40 j;i5 m sunday
FST EIspf !: 400 800 s45 100 $780, s'5 400
For HIGH BRIDGE 'BRANCH at 500, s:45 a NJ 100
Tor III 'MINGToN 200 So Ico, 1890 400. 4:so.
FOR 2S0oMEfvTLLE at 200 s o zoo, SD 1880 lila
$50 ZOO $50 s:lj. lO:3op IN. surdays 400 ':'Oa IN
For PLA NFIEkp 3soO s;o o2 ~ os 81 90 9sS so 1879 s
p M sundays 400 500, So a. 1900 nL 1880. 800
fo 5 LoN o. R"gA Xxx 6SlEAN GROVE Sc AN rap 4.
80 :l'. llOoa m. To-. 'nV; G ~ u H. ~"
For +; q IA ' EIA Tot Pa 10
For All NN1Ir CITY. NlNElAND anu bi'lDHF-lON ~
$50 a.. IN, loo p IN. -
NFW-JEkSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
Fr1m Pier 80 : NOfth River. via an, y Hook.
Tor HiGULANDS. sEABRlGUr. LOAG BRANCH
IAKEWOOD roM, RIVER "a BAKNEGAT !. - Pm
1icscts be procured a. loot % II rry't Pier %
Norm lNctE ~. 2O7. 26l. ~ A 81 liin ald 1873
broadway $50 7S7 40 6Jh-iye. Ryngt'nst 10 y.
H. ana n 3 CreeuwicL.st. lto. 2 Eat = ~ 81 '59.
$40 BoS,rv and prirc,ral hotels m NcHNork t1'y IN
B.ouklyn It o. 1ourt.-t. lC1 Broadway 50, so Fu!.
ton.-t no Z, Manhattan we. In 40. k"n - Washng
font y & transfer Oupauy wi call for and ca 'cA aa5
3 W0Oi TEN O. a.. fIA NCOCK.
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THE NEW KING ARTHUR. An Opera without Music
nv the author Of The Bunting Ball. Square I-ho'
mn lGI. Funk Il Wagualls.
In "The Bunting BALI there was an inteIilglbie
satlrical motive. In 1.-THE New King Arthur
there is no apparent raisOa detre If 1t was meant
nc burles0ue of the ArtAurian poems of Iennyson'
II is certainly very fat failure. Whatever NEON
rp1tv if presents is far due to vulgarlty imam
wit. A lifting measure, produced by the trlcA VI
donble RHYMES, at first lends a certain INVERNESS
and ego" TO he poem, but tins cohNuiSNe EaS'vS
soon becomes tedious and even tatlgumg " uIio
there is really nothing IN the Dock 10 JUSTIFY
;ositv ne tn the identity OF the author, 1t is far
enough removed from inferiorlty to cause 1eellDs
of gentle wonder that writer presumably caPao'o
of serious work should have wasted so much t'Ihc
oud trouble upon thin matter In Il general
way it reminds the reader of one OF gilbert coio
oncras with the fun left cut. 1t is smooth, even
flowing but mOnOtonous and so sicnderIS cH-
dowed with ideas that its extent isdulte phenom-
enCn.
Minor poetry has for some time been sinking INTO
. discopraq,nr condition of decrepltude, bu; the
onneorance of such poems " as The New hlng
Arthur indicates that here, as i'll the VISION Oh
Milton. there is "bevOnd the lowest depth a lower
deem What Harrigan and Harris plays are III
compariSon with Shakespeare this is In comparison
with real poetry. Yet we are compelled TO suppose
that this sort of stuff finds an audience IL may DC
bored &" fit. but few" orthc " Bunting Ball would
NOT have had a successor. The author cannot be
wholly lost to sense of right, since he
has the grace to conceal his identity. lie
Is. however, far gone on the broad ana
straight road OF he vOuldnot 50 soon have repeated
his first offence As an example his work is de-
moraliznc As evidence of his capacities it is both
affirmative and negative. No Ounce could have
written it and no wise man would have written IT,
The publishers have done their part conscleh-
tiously it is beautifully printed upon thick paper
with fabricated borders. 1t resembles IN 1act
those cyclades described by byron where al
save the spirit ofman is divine"
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