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DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on and after December 7. lssS
GREAT Trunk LINE


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
trains leave York. Desbrosses and Courlnat str$
HARRISBURG ittsbure and the West with Pullman Palace
attached IN, ., aud daily Newly ork aud
CHICAGO Limited OF raror. Dining smoking aud sleeping
wsm'Port Lock Haven M m: Cory and En-,
Baltimore Washington ana the south Limited washington
Express Pullman Palace Cars dAiJ except SUNDAY 10
M arrive WSshinston t:gi D. M srd 90 ? "a; a,Fiys
!. land END II nisat 2sunday 6:iJ a ~ AMI
For Atlantic CITY except sunday p m
Long BTanci Bay Head Junction and Intermediate station,
a sunday ana and m 40 G MOI stop az SaS
F9T nd Point and Norfolk NewYork Phnadelphia and
day. wa Baltimore ard Bay Line, 400 p m week days
Jersey City, aoding speedy and direct transfer for
rams Arrive From Pittsours $780, $40, 1880 m es5
2S a no. 80 s T $50 r Sah sS san say
6l2o so 10. $40. go. $50 1870 l:So a m; 1870.
1920 night SUNDAY, $50, 6:i0 $50, $50. $40. lE3S
g. u. $40. GEO. 6jj. $50. 1888. 1855 D. m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express trans York Desbrosses and Court
lsudt street Ferries. as follows
$40. 100 8. 8. Jhoaso limited and 10 M and Sito
d. M Nv Washington Limited. ii l. $50, I. B, o. T.
and > D. m. aud II Accommodation 800 II 10 q
and nR 70 "a n a. % ana night 81 L~0a
Trains leaving daily sxeep! sunday and
connect AZ Trenton fo ana Gomea anu H. On
Ren5H s trans saye o rSa SO III nSS
m. Limited Express IL and $50 p; M I2t9 4 s. 9,
sos. $50 a H. i!is ti50 limited S'S5 7,O5. and
Leave Philadelphia via Camden m fay except sunday
Ticket Offices $40 i25 and 944 Broadway AstOr House,
Rndpiyp bpnex station foot OF Fntoust BtooFlyni
Busch's Hotel koboken station. Jersey Clty. EwisFAnt
The New.Yor& transfer CCnpany will call for and chech
basgsge from nh eosels ana residences IR WOOD
General Manager General Passenger Agent
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CHTLDREN'S BOOKS.

1.-THE AutOcrat of the Nursery" "a. c. Armstrong
e. Som is one of the most bewitching Of the new
order of books for children l.. L. Meade has a
positive genius for pretty baby-talk," and the
fun and pathos of her story are worthy Of an even
more ambitious setting. Little Charlie the auto
crat is beguilng youngster. and one whose charms
and whose naughtiness will not soon be forgotten
by the grown-up reader The book is as amusing
as Helen's Babies " and has grace and refine
ment that Mr.. Habberton's book has not.
The "Roumanian Fairy Tales" GIenry Holt &c
Coz which have been collected by Mite Kremnitz
and adapted by J. NJ Percival, are among the best
of their kind. Some strange resemblances to the
folklore of other countries will be noticed in these
stories W hich often begin with the formula "Once
upon a time something happened. If it hadn't
happened it wouldn't be told" Some of them are
really dramatic-as witness the story of the Pea
Emperor"
Mr. Howard Fyle's Pepper and Salt" Marper &
Brothers. contains large number of admirably
strong and comical drawings, and many stories and
poems of unequal interest. Some of these are
quantity adapted to childish hkings; others are
somewhat too old and involved in meaning The
poetry Is infinitely superior to the prose.
Jane Andrews, in portraying TEN Boys who
lived on the Road from Long Ago to Now" Lee e.
shepard), has attempted, she declares to trace
our own race from its Aryan source to its present
type.n She begins With the story Of Kablu, the
Aryan child who came down to the plains of the
Indus. and ends with the modern instance of
American Frank Wilson on his bicycle The book is
didactic and useful The author has little skill in
the telling of stories but she communicates facts in
plain manner.
sOur Hero, General U. S. Grant," is the title of
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Aem Qu5Ilcallous.
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FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS.e
LAMA.


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from Original Handsomely bound IN extra cloth
sl5 Elegantly bound IN japanese SIX. SIS.
this luxurious The artIook Of TIE
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we Wendell Uip Homes 'D'--'' y
I'm these forty drawings tneroare necessarily rerent
indeed and the set whole could hardly b.
h.hed =. But it 70 pariicul ar,e where there
is so much that Is sdmirab Is. '-lNe".Yors Nation
MT Low produced a sores OF dec7'e gracnf1l and
with pride" The Century.
sTHE HERMIT.
Ballad From OLIVER GoLDsMTTs "vcar Of
Wakefield" illustrated with Engravngs from 70 Fupaged
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in the text whole engraved wood By IroA JuengHg
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HORSE AND MAN.
THEIR MUTUAL DEPENDENCE AND DUTIES.
BY the J. q. WOOD, M. A. author Of Homes without
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With Illustrations svo Extra cloth. 81 80.
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Excellent and scenuac guide Inc eincdion Of The sub
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NEW ILLUSTRATED HOLIDAY EDITION.
WATER BABIES.

A Fai-y Tale for q land BABY ~ CHARLES KINGS
LEY. &cw EDITION. with ono Hundred illustrations tv
IAn-y ~ambourno small tto cloth. extra. git s.
~ Inspiration o. @e' Li1cv sa~to7rns o. lstra'
Ing O. sl,s Eug--y's para 0 try stories Tho "a a.
pah's kia ssy's beautiful * rrs-uu ~ BIO love 'of
children his -udt 10 and tro th"fl 70
perfect aud most artsc ssitnx. and happy tho
child hat snail by this form aC4uautau viii % 40
friend rlGhy oruauoutol 4. IN A"9p
hanuHouo paper and typographical feature ~
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Tho d.i-lt 80 adventure. OF p0Ir Torn. me cn.n coy
wl.r aut below rI.sulHt hF lir -
sambOuues Very individual sketches. -. l. Tines.
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Circmtcnie au0 Railroads.

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
Closter Perront ami NyaoS = 800 m J. 3ilO l. rs
b40 $40. 800 p. II midnight sundays 7, a. m and
NaSnsi, SPRING Valley and Monsey T. 10 $50 p.
Arrangement from Chambcrs.st Depot FTou 9Sd
pa mpay e1oP suaday '9 Day ys Press. Drawrneroo
Eae1rl ais and SUSPENSION Bridge Sleeping Coache,
Horuel.syile to Cincinnati and EuHaiO 70 Chicago
s9l1 Pullman ira Of Day Sleeping snd note! coaches
M. Clrvcand 1855 nj Cincinnati .: p M Chicago
? D. mG6aIy buaao ana S,asars Fails imited arrive.
ua,S 10 mt M S9,ge, sipn reg 60 m Ino most
m rally CHICAGO EIpress Tor the est sohd
Eimlra Bu,alo, Niagara Fails Cincinnan ant chicago
u %oon ~ ss a4o $40 $50 .io e 80 so lGsop
y mldnIghL sundays $40 $50 1920 m. la5 $3.50
S ss s. 60 1919 5 10 Y Las
midnight SUNDAYS 5t5 $50 1910 a H.. liI6 $50
NeSarS snd Paterson via Newark 6:t5 500 $50 1000
= mdnsht saturday nights OnIy. sundays 0:l5 a. m,
$50 $40 $50 io5O p m and Il midnight SUNDAYS 6ij
$50 loo a M l%9 $50 5 2 N aud " midnight
Newburg Gnd Cornwall 7i6O m. $3.50 Also Jp m sun
RonIon ana Kingston and Mont souery a. m $50 D. IN
'4 Goshea $40 $50 1880 a M $50 $50 $50 TOO
80 m SUNDAY oSo $50 Io;Zo a m. $50 90 p. m
$50 p N sunaar AS $50 Io2O a m $40 I 8 p m
taro West Railroad Msn-sE The tr stop.
Port JcEys AZ ,, 80 1929 $3.50 $50 $50
oaI 1"q leave Sd $50 t g. w. 0 SS s5
- every nreen minutes 645 to io:46 m evory
t1 passage and apartments Drawing Room and
% OF baggage NAV be len NJ rbe or ,no
Nos i0l or s57 broadway Isl westst, N Y No Court
Express from the Vest New.York 7lG
'''O' JOHN n. ABBOrT Gent Passr Agent, Now.YOrk.
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ISIS AND TIAAlESIS.

Hours on II, River from oxford to Henley ~ ALFRED
J. CHURCH, -. 4. with twelve plates anl Numerous
virneitcs. Imperial 5yo. cloth. gilt. 80.
The series together IS OF wonderful
CT. THIS very a-locaJ.o boOA'-tN. y. N4toh
beautiful book Tor holiday Tho ilea Of 10.
-crhins the With ia villa upon it, banks the CLASH
when cluster about ONfOri ari all thu
rfc which II orts dltH over tho watr f. Ia
admirable. and Il fucY carried ont There is 20
ng rr-s-t oily CD ga 4, author along the
prssS wafer Wtvs simply % look 90 tho pictures ~
Isis Iismc!s almost ike reading Tom
At UEfO4L' 10. Boston Courier.
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uvFCr SHORE RAILROAD.
w \ q y r. . r. v 90. les .ee
THE BEST CONST RUCfED AND FlN EST f2l iPPEH
DOUBLE TRACK LINE FOR BUSINESS OK
PLEASURE TRAVEL -. ,,.,-,.

w ~ r.
THE BEST CON5T RUCfED AND FlN EST E2l tPPEH
DOUBLE TRACK LINE FOk BUSINEos OK
PLEASURE fPAVElA -.-r, ,,.-s.
THE WEST SHORE ROUTE l. AIM , a. =, 1St
tB9RE or TIE wQkLD,PAMER HTpSIV0H H, TlG Ixss
AMI THkOUGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY W lAA
on ana sfier Dec. 18TH 1885, VIII leave vest i-F
All trains leave from downtown station, foot OF JiystI
North River 20 minutes earlier than hom 100 Of "es'
Drtroit and Chicago 1880 a. ~. 'ecO. $40 ?. N Pal
nom sieepers thr, ugh.
81. Louis sbaOu $40 D. Palm on sleepers. -. %.
Buffalo Rochester, suspension Bulge. NlRka F&s Wv
o In. s6a0O -: 10 D. IL Sleeper and par.lr cars.
syracuse. u. ll:2O n $500. 50 p N
Hlgn.and PJAeepso and CstskilL 20, 1l:-o q HA1
$3.50, Is 10. I'll 40 pm ..
Newburg kingston sauSsrtes and Albany, 80 O. lls21
o m. a5j. 800. $40, 'lIiO p NJ
earafoga Albany lilo r. m. 800 p m
For Montreal and Canada East, 600 ?. m. ,-..
Hamilton London. a N. $500. 'olUp. m. Ioloan
=; % am. 1000, $40 pm o. So. AM -,
'Daiv fD4iy. except saturday. Other IRA rs any CT
cept sunday. - .o.o-,,,o,A
lions Information apply az ohcesl IOOoAeI ul'Cs
1T lrookyn Cogri ST. Annex 3aleS .0ot 81 = Eory
sud West shore stations foot Of west 42is ana tO1'
gay.st. North River. " slc0fTs Nhf'-> VIZ
CO baggage from hotels and residences ORDERS rap
loft a. oEet Ohees HENRY MOI ETI.
ESQ Broadway. General passenger Aseo..
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TIE FINE ART BOOK OF THE SEASON.
Uniform with tho " Graphic Aria"

LANDSCAPL
ByPHILIP GILBERT HAMILTON. author OF etching
and Echers" Tho Graphic Arts" etc, etc with about
fifty illustrations. Coombor svo Price. s35 Large
paper copies with proofs the illustrations and bound
in vellum. SO.
complete quality book illustration % The
equa them. They tho preface asserts at tho
high Of what be done in this Nation.
Tnc superb before may be said O. lrprcs ut
Illustration deonraton typography and IN binding at
their best employed In devoted to the fine arts
cuIively - Athennum.
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH

L NETWORK. NEW HAVEN AND HARTFORD r. R.
Trains Harlem River station corner 1872 -st aud
Lnoonave Third Avenue Bridge across Harlem River
Preached by Third Avenue Elevated ailroad daily except
SUNDAYS at 643, 800 $40. 1000. 1895 2:l0 800
440 $40, $40 and 800 U. m for Port Morris Casanova
Point. Hunts Point, West Farms Van Nest, W est
Chester lmpsons Bay Chester Pelham Bay Barlow (city
lsland Pelham Manor and New Rochelle. connecting at
New Rochelle with Tainr for all pOus the OF
he New ok. Now-Haven and Hartford Railroad, shore
Limo and Air Line Divisions Newtanaan Nidd ietown.
Britain suAied Branches and Boston and All points
East
Midnight train for NewRochee and all intermediate
tona ~ 1910 n m. laiy, except Mondays
sunday trains for New Rochelle and all inermedat ri
lions at 200 md $50 tho latter RI connecting
at Rochelle with trains 10 Grand Centr depot and
Stamford
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NEW ILLUSTRATED BOOKS.
WINDSOR.

BY the W. J. LOFrIE. with twclYo fullp'gc ech-
ings and numerous MINOR illustrations Imperial 4to.
cloth GIT s. 80.
pcGcl havo combnal 70 rouie, Tho youmo ono
attractive Illustrated with dozen splendid fun
PAGE pat"s ana numerous Ngnotes. by weLknOwn arss
Tue vIeWs oil The castle and o. para OF II are Of
interest both arrc.y and h-or cIy AID tho whole WORK
a. Of the hIgh est merit - BuatOn Courier.
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MACMILLAN s. CO.'S
NEW BOOKS
AND
BOOKS FOR PRESENTS.
THIS DAY,
ANEW BOOK BY LORD TENNYsoN.
TIRESIAS
AND OTHER POEMS.
BY
ALFRED TENNYSON.
POET LAUREATE.
FOOlscap svo. 81 so.
THE TENNYSON BIRTHDAY BOOK.
EDITED BY EMILY sHAKEsPEAR-
lsmo, cloth, rs cents.
NEW EDITION IN ONE VOLUME.
MARIUS THE EPICUREAN.

Ills Sensations ard Ideas BY WALTER PATER. N. a.
One volume. 12mo 81 Is.
,tve OF perfectly finished beauty full Of exquisite
rcstrn and ali only the fitting and adequate express
OF the eIactest thinking. AS We re1d tine pages
oharacerzeo by such unang fitness Of phrase hnished
from anal line with nawlesa perfection
which one demand In yrio OF but hardly
looks for in prose OF extended length we IND far more
OF the authors long cessation from
sghter literary continued silence which has boon
felt at least by some lovers OF sweet and sted English as
nothing less than personal loss" Tho Academy
In this picture touching the sweet chartes Of homo
the Pagan boy his beat In no way stranger 70
think the gift Of later region and later
civilization Follow this youth under the oIquisi nfueneo
his mother with the author that maternity Itself
the central type OF all lOvo richest with Its unfang pity
prOec tyenesN and once touched W me pensVe n9o
and artunod the minor sensitive 20 the exquisite
moduation. PateTs style Jon wilfoow him through
some hundred pages OF the most aurng reading that
the literature OF our "a, has given to US IL not
book rich In historical interest 40 profoundly
touching personal characer comes DofOro tAe reader
IL Will escaDc him uuess his mind and NE and tenn
adjusted and harmonious relationship
70 Judge ngs this World and " enjoy urbane
IeHtious treatment OF them- Eugone
Benson. In n. Y. Commercial Advertiser.
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N.M- UAk CENInA4. AND hUDSOS
~ RIVER RAtLROAD.-CJmmencngN nov. -, 1854
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot . -,
tsa m Rochester and Montreal Express through ui""'
In cars TO Rochester ~. Nlbans and Montreal -
800 a m. Fast Limited Chicago Express win "I,nt
cars Stopping az Albany tea Syracuse Rochrst.. a.
falo. Niagara Falls Erie, Cleveland and Toledo at"O'
1850 Chicago Express drawn groom cars 10 O~nA
daigua, Rochester Niagara Falls and BuraO os, with
III "a M. " esten Newly ork and Northein hAP'''''
$50 D M. Albany Troy and Utica Express hr9 9Sss
drawing room cars. To SARATOGA, FL EdNalu ~" "''
Falls on Saturdays only
a d. m. Accommodation to Albany and Troy. ara
IS D. m Chicago and ST. Louis Express Nh sieepls IN.
for Niagara Falls Buffalo. Cincinnati, Toledo peuO'N ~
cacO and st. Louis. 49, -- -. .,.o.,se and "a
Auburn road 20 Saratoga also % Montreal pochss
d. Pacific kX with sleeping cars iol
ter Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Cleveland Toledo a,,lv
troll ana q ago. ~ Watertown ana ogdeDsouIs '
except Saturday - ,.-- an. 70 AIb,ny
Ills D. NJ Night Express. with seepng 70 ,sst ana
and Troy Connects with the morning trains Tor tno WV
for the North except saturday night. ~ r. povtuf
Tickets sale at Grand Central pepot no
Green 4l3 Broadway Harlem Depot lEhthsc anu Nr proaL
and at WestoOtts Express Ofncos Park-psc ne -
way 1855 and 9i2 Bro dway, and 81 est IA
York S3S Washington and 1870 Fulton-sts' biOoN"H- N
and sleeping cars ,s e ~
procured any OF the ticket Offices In New'forA o'''
S3S Washington St, Brooklyn. ,.....
Baggage and checked from residences, sunsa,
s1hese daily. All others daiy ehosSs
fThese trans stsp at Harlem 2oth,st @ KENpRicK,
S,r....sl aan.r,, tsndant GspSrA PASSENGER Agent
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FUIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passenge
IL trains leave depot foot OF cortland and DebToses ats,
At m. l. $40. and P mi i0r Eaton setRIeh s
hays Towanda Wavery ithaca Geneva Lyons Buffalo and
20. "a a.. pnIlman throux h coaches daily.
At "a m and $40 D for Esst.n behlohen and Copy,
rrs,rs leaving AZ /, and S:io for all
rnints IN Mahonoy Hazleon regions Sunday trss
leaves for Msuch Chunk and Haz eton az
General Eastern once, No, 2S5 Broadway. - . .
L. b. BYINGToN, q. p A.
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LINE.

NORWICH LINE.
~ Reduction Of fares all points Boston So Worcester
o. So Pier 40 North River foot OF Watst
next pier above Desbrosses street Ferry 1t ASo ~ daily
except Sunday
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THE NEW LINE
4 BETWEEN
NEW.YORK, pHILADELPHiA INN NoprOrv orn

POINT COMFORT AND THE SOUTH.
OOkS fASTEN THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE.
ana AFTER December 7. 1881 the Phladepha
g NoIlok haIrOau Company Will Fast Day and Night
hp1es between New York and Cape Charles leave
Se".f 9rE via Ponnsyyania railroad week Jays aud
p IN uailY, arriving OLD Point Comfort N week day,
end 80 a m daily Norfolk lo5 and 10 u. Sleep
nK through from New York Charlos Paror
CIR rom Philadelphia without change Tckcts paror car
seats aud sleeping Der az any T al
OF the Pennsy wanna railroad Company INV"
X. ID CO. X T.. Gen1 Pass and greicht AooD,
H. w. dunno, superintendent As'"e
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Musical Instruction.

NETWORK CONSERVATORY.
~ The NA1ID$AL MUSIC SCHOOL,
8 EAST 18TH II. .iG door last Of JIIl-ANE.
Chartered In lrG5.
PUPILS NOW RECEINED DAILY from a. m. 10 T. III.
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POPULAR SHORE LINE for BOSTON ana
l. the EAsr;-An rail from Grand Central Depot Tire
trains daily Sundays excepted to Bostonat
parlor cars attached and IL with palace sleepi
oarsL Sundays at ii pm. with palace sleeping cars
T. w. POPPLE Agent
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