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TIE TIDE TURNING.
EBE CHANGED TASTE OF THE PUBLIC ABOUT MARK
TwAIN's BUFFoOSERY.

EgR CHANGED TASTE OF THE PUBLIC ABOUT hAkA
TwAIN's BUFFoONERY.
From The Boston Aduertker. -
The general condemnation of " Huckieberry
Finn ia an indication that IN matters OF hmor the tide
has turned and that the old school OF coarse MP
rant and jrreverent makers gong out 70 return
no more uuckleberry Finn Is little, u at all, worse
than earlier works by the same author but the pubic
taste has improved, and the opportunity TO revolt
from the Mark Twains who have ruled
40 long has been seized with avidlty.
Marx Twain and his followers have added to that ex-
aggeraton which is the normal trait IN American hunor
die correcting element OF burlesque Nothing has been
sacred with them and subjects dgnined by age,
tragedy and romance they have cast tho Shiny trail OF
the vulgar humorist. 49,, , 4, N1.,.u
everything to the level OF Jest is said by an emiient
writer TO be peculiar the present time ana on the
n has found its expression IN the buresque which
IL nerhaDs tho most vulgar, not the most degrading
FORM 81 theatrical Representation known to history.
THAT too has had its day. and even the comic opera
which succeeded IT, though 1t be, Ia step In al
vance The burlesquc the stage aud the buresque In
literature their root in that spirit or rreT
erence. which, are often and Truly told, Is the
Great fault in American character. In the cutl.
Walton of that spirit Mark Twain has shown talents ana
fndustry WHICH that his last effort has failed 80
izpomiaiousy, trust ne will employ In some manner
more credit able himself and benencent 70 his
country failed, for unwilling 20 believe
thai his impudent inttmatons that large sale ana
larger profits satisfactory recompense 10 MIN Tor
The uniavorab Judgment OF honest critics. Is true In
caoa OF the standard By which he measures snocsss
u literature
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STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

CINCINNATI April ~ Flour strong and higher Family
81 3jus4 60 Fancy 81 509s5 10. Wheat higher No Raj
1000; $780, shipments 35uO bush Corn stronr
No. Mxed4gLGJ0Le Oats strong No Mixed 81 ass Le
Ryo-No = Fall. 72c. Barley-sprng G0UG5c. Pork duI
and nominal al sl2 25asl2 80. Lard nrner s0 90
BulE neats steady shoulders 81 10 ShOrt-rib Ga ~
Bacon strong steady shoulders s. 5O shortrh 81
Clear 81 81 ~ Whiskey firm and Eed at 81
Hogs firm; Common and Light So 654Sl 40 PACT
Ing and Butchers s42jGs5 90 receDu. 22OO shIp
meRts. $50 head.
nrm howard strce and Western Super. So as DO
EItra. SIS 10 81 10; do Family, 81 50 City Mlls
ssperS3 rs ass So DO Extra So 1854 90 do rands
50 o0ds6 20; patapsco Family. 80 o. do superintye
Patent SO %. Wheat-SOuthern hrmer: Western higher
southern Red 1000 io5c DO Amber 90 Ssl Os Mol mary
land, 81 064sl O2ia No Western Winter spot $50
81 &c; April e9e fAskcd MAY, ee ,aaessc, June
lo2s Corn-southern higher Western higher southern
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IrAnsferRble notlces. lO.sO.


FLoURAND MTAL-FLOUR-MaTket Is again hrmer
and higher with export business checked by The
@dS'nfG ey ye% u a p1ed 10 reduce their purchases
Immediate wants holders IN view Of te REDUCED 40 'Ts
which 1900 OOls were for export including b" . S9 n.
at u = a q -; $500 bbs Extra - 9oas4 mainly
a. 81 21 and 81 % sd e for We Wheat c an o.
IRENE 80 hbls tutor Wheat Extra mainly With ihe
nne q 7oasI I5 Extra so . - 80 Good to Fsnev
Il oasG4i: Common to Fair Extra 0hlo. IS ossl 50 ;
Cool - .0S 81 % S9 u SnOSG cs 81 oo rye
Mixture ~ 70 straight % o. > % ~ f@'"nI ~ 90
Far Extra. - a54i4 FAR 20 Good = . 90 Good TO
eIy S S@F ety Mn tIra Tor West indies 90,
America 50 OOd - 10 marx ct closing quiet sou Their
ioSg trade nd sales, 1900 6eIs gcaog Compton
as o,'RYF FLOUR, AS Tar leI ,dvage,l With fair
' u'D~ CORN MtAIC-ogict yellow western ssooa'S2o'
D1GRAIN"WHFAT-M feveri.h. rrcguar AMI unset
ei ash oIeacd 9a Sec hcttrr ard subsequently osl
W TSSeo nc 1cn los, io'i o. ~ ,anc uca recovered
aud closed firm at a &c above Tie n''3g ,t Nm od i
v,rylarrc Transactions in opons shprer' sonTti 't"oo
future IL ooo bush spot arrive nclniug 80.
Nc GyeSp9 migrated winter r d 81 80 Red - &c
No. Red. a.. % adei'cr ron store 81 3h f.r
Fradeh White s. 90 = GS; 80 White a. o. in elevator;
ES Nav Eea iS' Afr S S ~ ''1 o f june o@
az o3i closns nj = o3 o. for July - 81 o.
81 do Tor october 81 = '-asl ~, cla.Dy uom.l
40 40 PF E eS.SS o % csoss
deiy,ry at 7Gc so bush do. On track at . BARLEY
Market without decided change .a.t = 90, nsh w
friees unchanged - CoRN-Narset ~ ,tloi ash Its
opt ons advance II en 1T most Of tho a.vsncc and
closed hrm a. - - a'ov" The ins to uic't air export
sh ppcr boaSh rs ooobnsh salrs ooobush future
2@o.5oo 9san spot inelaains Unsraded Miieaat g.
No 3. 49, steamer " rel "a ~ T. m elevator. %
40 Sor - - Ssprst T. do To- May. ,ssS
c atrg \ C.. q ~ T. a
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PHILADELPH!A AND READING R. R.
NEW,JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION,
FOOT OF LIBERTY.ST. NORTH RIVER

FOOT OF LIBERTY.s ST: NORTH RIVER,
For nt,laIILA6ELPHTA snd TRENToN 6SuSd Brock
S9f io sC sag lse ssS $50 IS1
CHESTNUT @ At for os cou,ho
DRAWING:RooM CARS 10 all Day Trains and SLEEPING
AIRS on tght Trains, nm. w., , .
q @ sac M rs 5i5 f S a5 oS s
syNSs4 $50 900 Go no. GS Tsl'' S saS Eco s
r Lock HSVEN nj phA G amt pHrL1pssuRo PENN
For WiLLiiAMsroRT suNBuRY. LEwIsBURo. and
MAHANoY CITY at 745; $40 a m, 345 400 D, m -,
For RE%pi ~ 40 7s Sss lis az NJ Zoo $780, 400.
70. st&H&I s 4 ZOO $ss s.3S n
100. 100, S.Ij. jl5 p n. sundays at 5:SOp N.
f FS PMETTN At I9 So 7 "a 3s m s 900
Tor TfTHiEHEM. ALLENTOWN andMAucn CHUNK
at400 1900 s45. m. 100 l;3O S'45, 5'45p IN Sunday
For EAeToN at 900 7Oo $40 300, 1870 SAB 400.
rd 5T If3 CIR BRpS Sc a SII (. 20 4o 40 no
For FLEMINGToN. ZOO. si5 a. M. Loo l3o. 400. lSD
For soMEkyILLE At 400, $50, 100. s:a5 1880 ill5
$50 ZOO, 800 1880 ,. sundays. 400. 500 a. m l;S4
For 'G fiIIXISEIELp 400 600 100 sas $50 1919 llls
si5 800. 6$0 7:5o. 500 $50 1850 Zoo p NJ sUS:
DAYS, 400, 500 $40 1900 $780, AGO. $3.50. TOO.
D%AScgd GcEA Az SRoyE So A Es9 q:
Ocean ISyS (, ~ . @o M 400 ,oop.m
For LAKEWOOD, TOMS RIVER ana BARNkGAr at $780,
For Si asTL "A G ' cfr& and BRIDoErcIa
$3.50 3 Fl )! .,JJIEG& 81 SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From pier M \ North River. via sandy Hook.
For ATLRNTiC HIGHLANDS. LONG BRANCH LAKE,
MOOD. Toms RIVER, BARN EG Al, etc, az t. - y. IN.
Tickets be procured At foot Lberv-St: PeI %9 >
p, 2O7 257. 26l 2r5. 2s1 9i4 ana 1873
Broadway. $50. 757 and 7t9 6thaye RisngtonsiS 10
10. lB wicl.st; 1863 2OS EAst l2Jtlst-,
i5 |, owery and principal Hotels 10 Ncwl Citg In
Brooklyn NO. Court st ln' Broadway S5A $50
Fulton 2lO $40 Mlnhattan-ayc. 1891 Atantc-ave. In
Hoboken 25t Washingtonst n Y Transfer Company viii
and check from hotels or residence to desnas
ton. $1,000, u.>cocv
General Manager. Gen. Pass and TicAos AZ
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Hliecclldreous.


CHAUTAUQUA.
For fun information ono 'rn,ng the ca AUTAUQUA AS
sEMBLY for 1875; tn SUMMER SCHOOLS OF MODERN
LANGUAGES; the ACADEMIA OF LATIN and GREEK
the CHAUTA UQUA SCHOOL of HEBREWi the
CHAUTAUQUA TEACHERS RETREAT. tho C. l.. s. c.
the TOWN and COUNTRY CLUE: the CuAUTAUQUA 50.
CIETY OF FINE ARTS. etc, etc. address
DIR. J. II. VINCENT. Piaindeld Nj
ID ORTABLE Electric Gas Lighter The Latest
L Electrical Invent Wll last for yeRra Price s..
TIE NIW-YORk ELECTRIC co, 737 broadway.
CAFE FOR SALE CHEAP. - Large size
- Ane condition. Apply g.
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS.
HoTsE or REFUGE ron WOMEN,


-, IUDaoN, y. Y, March Ii, 1885
sealed proposals will be received addrcssed 10 UOys
RAp1 president Of NE Board Of Managers OF tho ouss
until y O'Clock al noon on the 10th day April 1855 Tor
furnishing material anu doing
Honse Of Refuge Tor Women o wit: -' '''N
building the House Of prlaon
and Hospital In ordnance drav1nra
specifications made by ". III. Miller
10 at the ONCE OF tue Hudson
son V, where tho superintendent Charles B Care will
exhibit same and furnish copies OF Specifications and pro
pesal blanks.
zach proposal must be incosod I'm scaled enyelopo nj
dressed To General w loysradt Hudson n " ind orred
Proposal for House OF hofuge for Women and must DO
sompanied by bond with two suress residents Of tho
state Newfok each In tho amount OF six Thousand dol
lars guaranteeing thai such bidder his bid shall DO
crpted Will execute contract for the thereof
by lin. and Will perform said contract TO tho u intent
terms
u the buildings above named. BOARD
Managers reseryng the gnt 90 accept a. 10 anv
orc OF such buildings and reject the other or
othera Also TO reject and all bids.
contract TO be made In accordance with
plans specifications and with sro-
Board Of Managers may necessary 10 pro
tect the interests OF the state
J. w. HoYshADr,
MRS. SARAH. =. GUERNSEY,
MRS. Q. A SPENCER, fNanagara
JOHN CADMAN,
CHARLES TRACY.
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING X. K.
i ,.NEWJERsEY CENTRAL DIVISION.


For q and TRENToNo gSuaa 30 Bsess
20 Zoo f p f'C az G5 @ 5sS ZOO pm n
chestnut HI a. Coiumbiaave for Manayunk. cOnsho-
DRAW TNC:Ro0 ca rs on all Day and SLEEPING
Returning leave PHILA DELPHIA Ninth and Green SITS.
$50 $500 $50 Hoo ll5. 3;45. 54o 6;l5 1900
s Io SO no. d 5 Td 59S s s5S
Fss LOCK RAVEN. PEALn and PHtLIpsHU Re Penn,
For With MsroRr: summary oLEwIsBURa. and
MAhASqY GIF6 az IA s4 M stS 100 S D. 400
20 SSS St btI 200 sunday a $50 Zoo 400
For stRx$I9S Zoo G$ sj5S 3 s.s
rd l3 lI9 80 S 36J n sIndayS at ''SOp H.
For AaAGGA at SSs 735 s5 H. oo so sAs. eco
For 81 THfIEHEN. ALLENTOWN and MAuCH cHUEE
st4eo 200. sA5. H., 1000 l:3o S4o, SA0p M Sunday
For EAS ron 900 100 $40 loo. $780, si5 400
43O, J.A5 $50 100 n Sundays 400 IN, $3.50 p No..
For AI0 Il BRIDGE BRANCH. at 400. s:i5 q N, 400,
For FLEMINg ROY. 100 $50 m loo. l'so. 400. 4.sa
800. $3.50 p; N; SUNDAYS 1880 P m N ,o.,o
n, 100 iSo $50 Si5 400 450 500 $500 $40. 900.
90 zoo 500 1880 sundays. 400 500 m- l. so
PIIISfIELD t'o9 coo 100 sts $50 1890 iII5
Ti5 s:39 100 500 ss $780, 1850 az l2;oo MAO SYN
For tdNg BEANCcH5 OCEAN GROVE Sc, en- RAID az
S %esSn gr4Se g .V 80 i % M 400 5oopm
For LAKEWOOD TOMS RIVER and BARNEGAT at 4:So.
rs Si ArEANi5 ~ Gir9 T1NELAND and BRIDGErozas
'''O : NE * ~ P ST SOUTHERN DIVISION.
Fer LAZY Ey f5Sa sEaNca LAKE,
WOOp ,oMs RIVER, BARN. GAT, etc., NJ s. p. m
Tickets can be procured foot Libertyst. Pier No.
Norn River. 81 POI, POT. 26l, 2s5 II ga and 1928
Broadwsy; S59 7S7 and 7t9 eth Riytngtonst; 10.
ia l6 and l43 Grceuwich-st los, 2O5 East l2Jthst-
1851 Bowery and principal Hotels IN Sew-York CITY In
Brooklyn az No. Court-st lOi broadway SSs. $50
Fultou.st 2lO $40 n nh lttanave 1874 AUanicave In
Io5oksn 254 Nashinrto St Y Transfer Company viii
ca for and check hotels residence TO desas
ton. -, n u.Nc0cv
. General Manager Gen Pass. and Ticket AT.
III - BADO YIN. q. r. p. Act. ll9 Liberty.st. " Y
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WEST SHORE POUTE

w VIA WEST SHORE OF HUDSON RIVER
tatiOns.
Shleago 10 m - p N. Pullman sleepers through
TL LOUIS $500, Is m. Pullman sleeDers.
Detrol "lo a. s5:aO, e y. IN. Pullman sieepers.
Suspension Bridge Niagars Falis Buffalo Rocheser 10
sslyrseuse 7;lo 40 . m- $500. 81
Utica. 7:lo, 80 Hoo q. m. 5000 . D..
Sewburg KINGSTON. Catskil Albany ~7;lo 40. Hoo
For Montreal and csnsda East 7,lo A. m, 500 H. m
Hamilton London, 40 q $3.50. q Toroato $3.50.
: .baiiy. Other trains daily except Sunday
For tcke Is time tables psror sleeping accommcsa
oas or iniSrmstiop spPy az ooes Jersey CITY, Penn RI
Annex cfcS foot Euonst, Newly CITY, IL 20T 26l 3la
y6S s6l eta lao. ls23 broadway 7S7 6thave las Ean
sras az and wsst shors station ZOE. q
A9e fcstdcneeA orders gan be left e ticket offices.
| - HtAtese HENRY 1oNGTT Gam PaaA AGENT
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirer. Vessels anf Railroads.
NRw-YoRK, April Is. 1885.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-spot RIO quiet at s!c for Fair Saes osp
Kder" on private terms options dull and 10 to 10 points
10000 bags and al Santos
5000 bags, had sdcpressing erect Eaes o
9I f; Jnn9 72C@725; July SSOa7.a5, August. 7.359
T40 September, ,A5d750i October LOG DO HoTTa ,
her .5Jd so: December $50 G7H5. Miln grades qurt
sales 500 pecas from the December sal on private 70
COTTON-SpOt Cotton dull and lac lower snies OF %
bales delivered the ports 3G7j bales agans 4StS hs
year since september 45J4.91l bales against so4o'ooo
Tor the period last season.
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Steamboats, au0 Railroads.
uARLEM RIVER BRANCH

UARLEM RIVER BRANCH
@ S1ES s,tss
sacaSd by IsiFa Avenue Eov 300 IsS m ~
~ Slo fGf Esr y:5r, c;sa NV,
hester Ts,on Bay che;eS Pesa@ 9ay' na5ST c
hewRochee with rains for al ns on ss main ns Or %
the New NswHSysa ana HSro,1 1oSre
Sewrtan aud sued Bran and Boston aud al points
Hdnct train for New.Roch intermediate
Sunday trains for Rochelle AMI all intermediate sta
ons at b2O noon ana q we rn eatts Seuot sS
siamord with express train 20 Boston Via shore Linz
NORTHERN RAIIA1ADUr NEW JERSEY
~ Trains leave from Cnanber.st Depot Tor Enss|eei
Closter Picrmont and Nyaek s;5o 10 a m l. ~ y
Manuel, spring Valley and MOnsey T. 10 IL 45op. m
sunday la. IN.
1vR,E RAU WAY. now known as The NEW
- YORK. LAKE EtIE AID %EaIEr[N "a - ~ 81
- 81 10 minutes 1 caii Hla,,.. nrauir,.roo.
% S%%Sas p sy and sa4o scpS
Coaches to CsyeapG aflnne ana 80 extra charge
ac. Pullman unet sleeping Coaehe 60 B1i' sr
iO.l5 M Detroit 20 p. Salamanca COS m, clcTo'
second day Conncchng trains arrive Toledo S' III anu
spm6siy Shieaco Express for tho West solid Tr@In
Of n%sn Day S 2n seE cncn 10 aa cScao
rutherford and passaic ~ 20 30 sS9 or n y nS9n
sundays 5i5 - 0 iO;2O a m las 30 m ~ midnight.
40 'ic $50 5:lo $50 sO 1880 and Y midnight
suGIays 5l5 $50 1920 LAS $50 PM midnight
and via Newark 6i5 S4p ll3O IN y "
k2O $50 $3.50 $40 7.3O and II midnight SATURDAY
nights only. sundays 9:l5 am $40 $50 y m,
saGetn 6l6 7: 80 fO:2O a las $50 $3.50 elo g. 80 N
IL midnight Sundays o:4o Soo lV-V III l'Ao O'oV ~
warwick TAB lois I'm AIS IN. SUNDAYS sis m -,
Newburg and Cornwall 200 q In $3.50 4:So M SUNDAY
Rondout and Kingston and Montgomery am. sSop m
mo.he3 SIS 7:6o 1920 m $3.50 $3.50 $50 $50
pm sunday bA5 $50 1920 m $50 p. NJ oso
Middetown b:45 1850 1920 m. $40 4:SO $50 p ~.
Sunday o;lS $50 1920 IN $50 M Inc " Ana
AGO "a, Trans with NewNork, ontario and osIn
Railroad At Man-st The IN trim stops g. Mhn-s oly
Fort Jarvis $50 1920 d:S0 B $50 NJ SUNDAY
Lave sf 81 quarter Of and quarter after each hour
tron MAS 10 lO:i6 every thirty minutes ana HOm
for passage and apartments in Drawing Room ana
ana transfer baggage may be left n the onDahys
No. I0i or e57, Broadway. 1877 Weststr NJ " NO
Cart at brooklyn, a. the Companys DepOts -. r,o
Expresa ira ms tho Vest arriyen New-fork ~ w"
"'o' ianN " ARRoTSr ocnT Psssr Agent New-York.
EHIGH VALLEY RAILR0AD.-Passenee
trains leave depot foot of Cortandt and Desbrosses
sta sts'ioa M $40 and p N fer Easton. Bsthlehon
Wayerly fhaca Geneva Lyons buffalo and tho West
man hrongh coaches daily Local raina SAD
D. m. for Easton, Bethlehem and Coplay
Traius leaving at $40 and SAO m connect for ali
points Mahonoy and HazleLon coal resons sunday train
Aeyes for Mauch Chunk and Hssietsn, STU m
General Eastsrn oaios Ne syS kr1ss1STYy ap
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HIyDsON

NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD Recommending october a isas
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot
$500 Rochester and Montreal Express through draw.
$40 a. NJ. Fast Limited Chicago and St Louis Express
with dining Stopping az Albany Utica Syracuse Roch
Buffalo Niagara Falls Erie Cleveland and Toledo.
arriving 81 Chicago 1910 and St. Louis 7:2o next
Gay.
fOS0 m, Chicago Express drawing to Canaan.
dagna Rochester Niagara Falls and Buffalo connects for
Oswego.
I'll western New.York and Northern Express with
$50 p. m, Albany. Troy and Utica EIpresa through
ZAP n Accommodation to Albany and Troy.
IS St. Louis Express with sleeping cars for Niagara
Falls BUFFALO Cincinnati, Toledo, Detroit aud st Louis
$3.50 Express with sleeping cara 70 Syracuse and 10
road and TO Saratoga; also 70 Montreal
Pacific Express. with seepngcars Tor Rochester
Buffalo Niagara Falls, Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago.
IL m Night Express with sleepin gears to Albany and
for the North except saturday night. .
sale a. Grand Central Depot, Ns, Rowing
Green and AIS Broadway. and At Westcotre Express
Offices place 7s5 and gt2 Broadway NewYork.
1893 Washington and $50 Fulton s brooklyn and 70
tourth-st Williamsburg.
ACCOMMODATIONS IN drawing and sleeping Be
the ticket Offices in Newfork CITY and %
s33 WashingtOn.st. Brooklyn.
baggage called for and checked from residence
sThese daily. All others day exce2t sunday
+ NJ T0iTTEY G. b. AEEKER
General superintendent oeneiA Passenger agent.
DOPULAR SHORE LINE.-For BOSTON
express daily Sundays exceped TO Boston az m
parlor attached ann IL p m WIN palace seepn9
' h. w. POPPLEs Agent
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VNHE NEW LINE
Srw.YQRK PUII,A TEfPIIA NORFOLK. m pOIyU


COMFORT AND TIE SOUTH.
HOURS FASTER ThAN ANY OTHER ROUTE.
The New. York Philadelphia & Norfolk Railroad Company
now runs Fast Day and Sight Express between Newfork
and Cape Charos. Trans leave NewA or Penns vant
Railroad. $40 a. ~ week days ana daily. arriving d
Point Comfort 5.lo weekdays and $3.50 daily Nor
folk p. and 9:i5 Sleeping through from New
Nork to cape Charles aud Paror Car Philadelphia
charge Tickets paor soae and sleeping berths
DO secured 1t Tckot Cice OF the Railroad
Company, X. Is. COOKE, Oenl Pass. and FrSXhs AgoaA
Ii. W. DUNNE, sup -rintoRdsnt
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Aelu Wante6.

yVANTED.-1OO handsome ladies at the
w New Park Theatre Museum Broadway ard ST.
FOR EXaIBiTION IN THE BOWER OF BEAUTY.
Commencing Monday April ~.
Apply this week between che hours ca ~ and p M
XNANTED.-Ten (10) active, intelligent
ability, who good prac-
tical accoun taIts best references required. 80.
~ Address n as Tribune ONCE
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Ocean Cleaners.

4 NCHOR LINE, U. ). MAIL STEAMSHIPS
N GLASGOW via LONDONDERRY.
DEVoNTA. Avril 10 a. m CHS As,i a, May 3 noon
ANCHORIA April 20. Dis. ETHIOPIA May III. O. N.
cabin passage $50 TO $50 Second class $50.
LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN SERVICE.
CITY of ROME sails Wednesday. June 3, May g.
and every fourth "Wednesday thereafter. .
Cabin passage $50 to 500. Second class S35.
steerage outward, or prepaid SlS
HENDERSON BROTHERS, General Agents -,
Bowling Green, New York.
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Mem Unblifdiioiis.
DEADY IMMEDIATELY.

=
THE RUSSIANS
GATES OF HERAT.
BY CHARLES MARVIN. principal authority OF the Eng
ush press on the Central Asia Dispute
Illustrated with Portraits and Maps
PAPER so CENTS. CLOTH ST.
CONTENTS:
How Alkhanof first To- How Ierati the Key 70 nas
Mery $500 iSkobeleTs Plan for the lnVa-
The sNoop unon MARY sion Of India -.
1be kdyance 10 the oates Of Railway 70 erat
Hrrat THE Future Of the Afghan
The Question Of the Bounda- Bsrvier IN.
ries IIne Dolehce VI linus"
Tho fret 600 copes OF this striking book by te
most eminent English authority upon the subject was ex'
hausted tn London before publication The first American
edition has also exhausted by advance orders and
second Is No press The work is ohe which no one
following the course Aghanan can afford to DO
without Professor A. III. Kesne says of the writer;
Chaes arvu Is unquestonaby tho leading authority o,
the appertaining to the opeiaGns oi
Russia He has no equal and can haruy 10
said 10 have any rival
The London Academy says:
"Chares Marvin undertaken mission Let the plan
fact be avOwed OF mission which he REGARDS IN e
light of a duty, which he feels himself spechy
qualified and which in case he has prosecuted
with extraordinary zeal and vigor."
CHARLES SCRIBNERS SONS, Publishers.
743-745 BROADWAY. NETWORK.
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The quotations. according tho American ciass'hcaton
"a IOlOMsi

Good Ordinary ........ s5-l6 Low Middiug- lIao
Strict Good Ordinary. . MluHlhE ----------i" 80
dropped Il to q points Hns nno ir'ey
one Of the largest sellers sold May and June s,ry
Waiter & KTohn also heavy sellers en-
man was buyer Messick bou bt Sales oil lbO7uO oaleA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-14

FAvORITE INSIDE ROUTE,
TsBosToNss
WORCESTER $3.50,
NASHUA. $500.
PonTLANDsa
and no transfsrI
Steamers "trty Of Worcester and "Cty Of Bsstous
leave Pier 40 r. foot Of watts mort psr above Dee
1xecsesst IerzzL daily. sxceps agsaaEA koQn n.y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-14
european Advertisements.
EPPS'S COCOA,

pRFAkFAST.' by thorough KNOWLEDGE u tho nl.,r,
laws govern the operations Of digestion and nur,
eced Cocoa ME Lpp1 sas provided breakfast tables with
decatey Favored beverage which save us many hoavy
doctos 1 Its the Iuli:DuB of such ARTICLES Il
dt const uo Aay he gradually IN until sron,
rnough every tendency 0diseasA udres M .n
90 nslaGies sIt iCauIf sdound US ready attack wheh
bv koeping ourselves vol fDrie with plrs boIi AMI
nfonerly nOnrishcdfrane" civil service Glsetta
Nacosimply with boiling water milk Soi only In hal,
pound tins by GrOcers labelled thus JAMES EPPS "a
iemuOpat ic ChcmiEts London. England
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-14

Autnon Sales Of cluc Glotk.
Jersey CATTLE at Auction.
~ Second Annual sale OF tho Increase OF
NAlLE rLACI HERD
WHcl b.
Mr.. JOHN T. MhNfI Ll. niDoNf cid. Nj.
Tlursdty April lG. 81, az 10 O'Clock az
THE Az RltAN HORSE Exc tANfi. Limited
Broadway ana 5Oth.st. New.York
PETER e. KELLOGG. Auctioneer.
The Roter "a and Alrhea through Turo'as that
o. stoke ogt4 ana Na1rau also inbred Victor Huge lines
,'onmnrsic blood thfoIEb hhrivc aud k0Gce.
other fashionable strains porvac the catalogue FOR which
ELIEkt. ki.lLDGG & co.
lU7 JObu-st. sew. York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-14

"a Carpet Knight" by Harford Flemming
moughton. Mifiin g. Coz. is much below the
standard usually indicated by the imprint which it
bears. 1t is a novel neither of character nor OF
incident, but of talk; and the talk is vapid, COM
monpace. ungramnatical, and wearisome to the
last degree "Harfsrd Flemmng" appears to
be young woman who has no story to tell, and no
experience of personages VINO are worth putting
iptn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-14

NUNAND DIN =.
NOTICE-"LANE ROUTE"
FROM NETWORK TO LlVERPOOI. VIA oEEENS
rpou PIER No pogW1 Norm RIVER.
tuuay, April d vi.
Saturday. April 20 $50 D. N
ETRURIA SATURDAY, May ~ Up W.
Cabin passage $50, $50 and 800.
Steerage and from all parts OF Europe az very 10"
rates Freight and passage oice No. Bowling Green
VERNON IL BROWN d CO., Agents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-14

In Jan vedder's Wife" by Amelia E. Barr
Dodd, Mead e. CO.., we have fine sketch of life
In the Shetlands as the background of an excellent
domestic story. The scenes are striking, the char
acters are natural and strong. and the motive OF
the tale shows right feeling and insight. The con-
struction is perhaps little inartihcia' but most
of the incidents are we'll managed, aud some are
highly dramatic With these qualities it is almost
superfluous to add that "Jan yedder's Wife" is
interesting from beginning to end.
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Coparinerbip Notifies.

OFFICE OF JEREMIAH sx,DhoREs soxs,
2 BRoAD-sr. NEw.YoRK, April Is. 1885
MR.. WIN. L. McLANE has an interest in our
w JEREMIAH sKIDNoREs SONS.