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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-12-18
MAINE.

+. T. JONEs,
Observer, s. c., U.'S. A
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-12-18
Drowning Accident.

A despatch from Burmah SAYS that the Shal
have mustered in great force, and occupy II
passes leading to the Ruby mines. The Britt.
column has been reinforced
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-12-18
THE STATE.


There Is prospect that a corn canning factory
may be built In Kezar Falls next year. Fred i.
Flint proprietor OF the factory at Cornish, Oners
10 put one In and operate it II the town will ex-
empt him from taxation for I'VE years, and the
farmers VIII agree 10 plant corn and sell 10 him
the first year at a reduction OF One-haH cent per
can from the regular price
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-12-18
MALE HELP.


pOOMs To LET-A large sunny room up
HI one flight with dressing room attached;
het and cold water, also parlOr and bed room
with large closets one flight higher. Inquire at
90 PARK STREET. 14-l
TITO LEr-A furnished front room suitable for
Il one or two gentlemen, all modern conyen-
iences at 610 CONGRESS st. Call from to 8
p. m. 1871
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LOST AND FOUND,
no s.ET.

FE,O LET-New brick house with all modern
n convenences. Brick house with stable II
wanted. The above are pleasantly located, west
end OF c y; also several rents varying In price
from SO TO s25 per month. N. S. GARDINER,
46 Exchange ST. I4-I
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-12-18

Young America for 1887. published by the
Aldine Publishing Co. of Boston contains an
abundance Of capital stories and pictures
adapted to please the young folks 10 viii
delight the heart Of the small boy or girl 10
receive Il about Christmas time
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-12-18

The Reading Club and Handy Speaker.
edited by George Baker contains careful
and judlcisus collection Of serious, humor.
ous, pathetic, patriotic, and dramatic selec-
tions in prose and poetry, suitable for read
ings and reeitations. Boston: Lee & shep-
ardr Portland; Loring, Short & Harmon.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-12-18
Death Of James o. war,en.

BurFALor n. X, Dec. 17.-James d. Warren,
editor and proprietor of the Commercial Adver,
tiser, died at $50 o'clock this morning
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-12-18

INO LET-Several desirable rents suitable for
MONTH A pleasant sunny house near City Build
ing, ten rooms. medern convenences and good
yard. Apply TO II. s. PRIDE, Cahoon Block.
1a-1
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-12-18

The Warsaw prisons are crowded continuous
with Anarchists and Nihilists. Two prlsone
have been hanged within few days.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-12-18
4 school suIldlne eurnea.

SCHOOL Building Burned.
BIDDEFoRD, Dec. 1.-THE Grammar school
building at Buxton Lower Corner caught fire from
an oyerheated stove this morning, and was totally
DESTROYED There is no Insurance.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-12-18

the engine and backed up 10 the spot where Case
lay, breathing his last His skull was crushed.
A binding snow stoFBr prevented the engineer
from seeing the pole.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-12-18
Customs Officials Dismissed.
Dillon and o,Rrlen.

Russian news papers announce that all Gus.
toms officials on the western frontier Of Russia
will be dismissed in January
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-12-18
The Transatlantic Malls.

Interim injunction has been granted restraining
the Cunard and White Star steamship companies
from refusing TO carry any mails offered to Amer.
lea. The companies undertook to carry only con
signees' letters and notified the government to
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-12-18
Travelling Salesman Wanted.

A first class man with experience and trade in
Who viii he Spen 70 e5esSement lam lar n.a na,
offer good position. BURRAGE, RIDLON &
CORNISH, 81 Pearl ST. Boston, Mass.
nov27 1W4iSat
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-12-18
Reed sentenced-

In the Superior Criminal Court late this after
noon William Reed late Treasurer of the Soutl
Boston Railroad, who Saturday last pleaded guilty
To embezzlement from the company was called nj
for sentence. Counsel Paul West made an urgeRl
plea for his client, claiming his domestic troubles
and previous good reputation should be taken int
consideration as extenuating circumstances HC
put upon the stand Hon. Benjamin Dean, 3
director OF the road and of the heaviest losers
by Reeds transactions, who spoke of his long
acquaintance with Reed and his former high estI
mate OF his character. Although a heavy lOsel
some legal sparring over the proposed introduc
uon OF other witnesses, 1t was agreed that sen
tence should be imposed without further delay
Judge Pitman then sentenced Reed to sever
years Imprisonment in the State prison. Tn,
prisoner was Immediately driven to Charles
street jail, where he will remain tonight ReeC
pearanee, but through the proceedings he KEEP
his face buried in his handkerchief and wept con
tinuOusly. ~ ~
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-12-18
FROM sosroN.


BOSTON, Dee. 17-Fver since the discovery of
the draleati0a uf ex-Treasurer William Reed OF
the South Boston railroad Company. expert ac-
countaniS have been working upon the boo IS
endeavOring 10 uiirayel The tangled accounts The
experts examination is now complete. and his re-
port y made public. BY this report il is shown
IS 1868 shares. and tnat his cash defalcation is
Sl5u,677 which includes complete wiping ont
OF the snrplns of S69559, and an additional Steal
OF SS0,7l8. ~
The company now know Just what its loss Is in
cash, bus the question Of liability on the over
issued certificates Is still TO be determined IL
the company Is liable for the market value Of
such shares, the amount taken by Reed in that
way would be Ia round numbers $I26 300 max.
ing total deficit Of S276, ,o77.
President Hersey expresses the belief that the
company can bridge over the difficulties without
passing more than one years dividends The
examination showed that Reeds pilferng began
within six months after he was elected Treasurer
and he had evidently prepared mis- accounts for a
much deeper examination than the auditors ever
/ nav
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-12-18

"ANTED-Ag good cook washer and ironer
" wants situation. Apply at No. ~ MA
PLEsT., the small house below the brick one.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
The Bill for the Eastport Custom
House Passes the Senate.
a Number of Pensions for Maine
People.
Great Interest Manifested by Both
Parties in the Tariff Question.
An Attempt to be Made To-Day to
Bring Up the Morrison Bill.
Especial to the Press

WASHINGTON, Dec. Ex-senator Hale today
succeeded in securing immediate consideration
and passage of his bill for new building at East
port, Maine. The bill provides for selling the old
site and the purchase of new one, and appropri.
ates 100000 for the construction OF new build
ing. A bill of similar import is already on the
House calendar, and it is hoped by substituting
the Senate bill therefore to secure its passage al
an early date. The following changes In Star
schedules are announced for Maine Rotite 17S
Mechanic Falls, daily, except Sundays, at 23O D.
m, arrive at Webbs Mills by G.20 D. M. leave
Webbs Mills daily except Sunday, at 7.o5 a. m,
arrive at Mechanic Falls by 1905 a. M
Route 100, East Fryeburg to East Brownneld,
cave East Fryeburg Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays, at 2.45 p. m. arrive at East Brownheld
by 4 30 p. m. Leave East Brownfield Tuesdays,
thursdays and Saturdays at Abs D. m, arrive at
East Fryeburg by 72op.m.
Route 373, Machias to Pembroke. Leave Ma
chias daily, except Sundays at 92O a. m. or on ar
rival at Pembroke In six hours. Leave Pembroke
daily except Sundays at 300 p. m. or In season to
connect with mail from Cherryneld, and arrive at
Machias In six hours.
Phineas Eames has been commissioned post
master at Emden, Maine.
Pensions have been allowed in Maine as follows
OhfC AuhpIoOhs Wluo W uf Jercmldn fHliDfOOk,
North Lee, Me-; Samuel Pierce, Blaine; Hovey
French, Canaan; s. Wilson, Sullivan; w. p. Jor-
dan, oldtown; c. c. Lyon, Lewiston, increase.
The Morrison Tariff Bill.
Tne Morrison men, the Republicans and the
randall men have all been figuring upon the prob
abilities OF tomorrow's vote on proceeding to the
consideration OF the Morrison tariff bill. The re-
suit has been to convince each party TO the con-
test that the majority either way is likely to be
very small. The Republicans do not seem to be
as confident as Colonel Morrison and his friends.
MIR. Randall says that their forces Of last year will
show little. If any change-not more than four
yo es In all. Mr.. Mckinley estimates the majori-
ty against taking up the bill at hve. Both sides
have been busy telegraphng to their absent mem
Ders urging them TO return, or II possible to OBJ
tain pairs Mr.. Hewitt says that his zeal for con-
sideration Of the tari has not abated or been di-
yerted The measure he introduced on Monday
allowing holders of bonds to get their interest
with rebate is only 10 be pressed in the event the
House refuses TO consider the tariff measure. He
says that all the Information indicates very close
vote.
Caucus of Rapubllcan Sanaforo
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-12-18

A general army order was issued today addinp
the Southern California to the department of Art
z0na under the command of Gen. Oelson A Miles
and removing his headquarters from Prescott
Arizona tn IDs Angeles California
New-York tribune., 1886-03-22

,r.ppr.pt March 20 l-:3J m-Cotton firm with far
demand. Middlug lplaud~ %; do MiddlIng orleans,
itJ bales uCudn. lOuO bales for spec
1Iaoq ana export receipts 5000 ba.e- al American Fu.
tITrs duict bn steady Cpiands Low AmdnI clause March
~ lI do NAV Jun" delivery ~ All. also q l.. do
i,rc ana Juv delivery. l-64d, also j2Gid; 40 July
y"n Augl-t delivery 1,id.. do August and september
delivery. Gid also . tid
bales American. .. , -, ..
NaTr'' delycry. ouGid buyers; do. March and Apul
,aIi,.rr nn Gid. buy DO AuI ami May delivery.
't'Gg hIycrs do. May ana June delivery. H. buscr,
ro Irnc ana Juy delivery 3 go sellers DO. July and
',,st driytry , j-old buyers dO August and ScpeIn-
H., G,i,cfv - sellers. do. september and OctOJer
ii. l,cr,. G.G4d. sellers.
G,vrs7oS. March . 2'-'otton steady MIddlmg l5lG
80. ,,,u,ltur Good Orlutry net and
'.,,,,s t,1cs bales stock. ~ ll3 bales
S,ytNxln Hafcn 20, otton st~auy, MiddIug. il-lG;
:.s NrId,uV 3D.. Cool Ordinary - Lo and
CENTS 10 exports coast NIs. &o-i bales, sales
80 bales. sOcA, l'.r1. bales.
Low Mddug 50: GOOD Ordinary. - net receipts. -
Iy. gf.s- 25l2 balc- cIpurt- 20 France. 81 bales
cstwi~c 900 bales sales 1000 bales stock, $780,
Iu
New-York tribune., 1886-03-22
a-ni,r-11 r..r,l,NIInYn cS. %.
,,,ru,IC ,l,II SVFAWSUIp COWPANY'S
GR1IN AND rR0DUCE MIPKET&
~, ,.r,,pc. or ycy-y1}< D9,rrvf9

FEtrUPr- or VET-Y)R< DTNLfVfl
The feature Of the grain speculation on sat
uriay was the continued weakness Of wheat Under me
iuarcuce OF salos of long holdings rcsuIuhg
from the shlrp break at tho West the options attcr
brrf ATTEMPT at stcaIuess. declined 7-Glls per cent
from the nua figures Of Friday. Later there was
an inprcvcment, duo TO purchases to cover
short contracts. free rumors being crcu-
lated OF largo engagements or export As
,natter Of fact :hc cash ,re: du that prices
were nominal and only 900 busl els reported Hs
purchased by shippers The options cl"9cl Sle'S az"
T. iI3 cont lower for the nearby months ana ed =
lnwrr for tho distant deliveries good business Wis
done in cash but IT accomplished at ucclIne
of n ccat though the close showed STRONGER l"
Tbr tlr. for export Amounted 10 l2S,OOO bushels lh'
opeued sh de higher but could not resist ~ NJ
=. u.iLIuE with wheat, though parr OF th' extreme ue-
line was recovered at the end. The frat two months
unchaugcj. Oats dun and f"aurcles', though H
op ous were p II cent lower Lard also was ucNu'
OF interest. bat ended > points better Here are 'He
closing quotations: on ,,a
WTeatEMarch. 945.. Arr. %; May. 937s June
9i4 July. %; August 9""-; september JOS Deeeh-
Gofn-MaIch, 46; April, 4Gas May, AG7e; june 47'i
Olts-Narch. April, May and June. 3Gi4 cents, ,
Iari-Agril, So -; May, 80 %; Juuc, 80 Joi July
50 30 August. SG4j; sept, mhcr. 80 y. M,
The receipts gram 1t New YORK. PhlAlephId pm :
more aud Boston Saturday were AZ I'l"NS'
Wheat % 74s bushels: corn. 3~G.032 bushels; odt-'
IOG 10 'nsnrs; total grain 5j25i9 bu'nels aour,
23Gll barrels At Chicago, Milwaukee nnl -; Lon.s1 n1
tae arrivals were Wheat. 1850 bushels: corn
bushels: eats II $50 bushels; total Srdln f--,IA -
bushels; Hour, l9,ll9 barrels.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-22
rrpopE1y pK5DUcE lf,Kxec.

LIVERPOOL March 20 PROVISIONS Bacon. Cumberland Cut
- UI Long clear Atullr4. 80 il. 0IJr C,"r MCdes
~ ud: >hor, llbs. 4gs o. Shoulicr' - oL Dcr cwL
fr,f-7u- EYtri INDIAN Ness PRIME Mess IS. I'd
,r-lmr Atc.4 jl.. uA per Dp.. Prime Mess .dsttcu.
j4: Western. Gl. Land -Amcuc1n i-s FriTe est.
ctu iir oil. Dos "a IduS-Iuug tut. 5-s. od-
Shnuucrs 5, Butter >js Oh per CNt for hncSt United
states. CIceS.--A myiICan Choice. ass 'd Whtdt-itel
Western >U.ng. -. '@Ht-. a: b'd W'n"i. ~ a. = Al
-Drus =. lL New Western " lneI.I< 'sl
Nv NlAeI Western. u. 81; taItorut so l. s. d. %
- 9d Californian G~ "a. per GENITAL produce
~prtSoi rurueutuc. 3ls. 30: do az London. js g
cwf ncnupd petrO"u. 5U. 2d per gallon. tloycf~eed
Au,r!cau Red 49- per vt. lJuOv-2 -. U"rcy Rose
common. Pale. lis. nd oos. Dd Lnsecl Oh. 2s
Cd per IuiOw n'uct1. I!S. i,L. rrut cts
2l ID American Refrigerated Bact. hId quart
tr-. % +,l.. tOle quarters. ilti. pcr No. ...
IoSG0y Ma en- -Piouuce-Ilnsrci OIL &2O - uG a $50
5s per run LIn,ees 4s6d Der quarter llns ed
Cake I II Gl. ton Rc'iued P"trp"un D 3D. a
Gi.u Der gallon SPIRITS rIrprgtIt. 3lS. ID. per cwL
sperm uIl q, RoSln common. ~ bd. per cwJ
Pale iGs QllA ard. 5jS ut. uer cwt. ,Or
Amarcam sugar l,s. "a. cwt ror Cnba tentrltnSu
polrNug 800 and ID l37 OdtOT Cupi NlscOYti" thr
renung aio1t. AlStrudl IalOS I'"t -. OF. n 80
81: Mutton. 2j@ BL9-6+ Sd Cocoa Nut O"-CeY'Ol
ri Js. cochin. go ns
AyTNFRp March 2o-Wilcox's Lari closed at 70 francs
BHfMrS Marcn 2O-Pctroeum. marks Gi pfennI-s,
New-York tribune., 1886-03-22
aq5c from las, vo,lqy,s no Eastern dem1ud com

a2jc from last Mo1lay's prc's Eastern demand Com
nnn ~ Far ~ Oidfltj: cars let over. -- --
rs, q hours iGo Tcrt t0tG! Nf WICK
thu. far aO geHl time last wCo;. 2Cu bfAJ
c,-igEod through Il of which l2 c1ss % Ne" ork %
rsr opened AMI attcrVHrd- niF1nccE
~ Fur. ~ at i G'd 20 thocN - oo~t' %,
I.,c. ~ s. q ia. 'CIbSin =, bt. a." ne ph'n
ram uU0, - 90 d - Cnoc" 80 Ol9 20 % fA'I@
~ 70 l e ,I~ en- over
H,7,- accc!ps Ia; = h,Irt ~, hcah otn for Te'S
. - neat 2tn' q 1c aat "rct >3'' h'2 J.
clli4.grci tIpu.i 80 winch 10 NrN-lOr< "a
Sail e. man, marLot advance .t. l lg1t ~
- ttiV.d .nt LiEht IOEiS - iu" - 80
i"'ccod NOTScrs ~ &jdSi ~ lcri"i Medium Wci'hts
- =: , Coarse Hiv"t e lvy rud- .. ana M al.t
"'t CJ3ot with cOntuu'd upward tn'ch'Y az 'H'rihs
'cs"1
CHICAGO March 90 jofra7' rsDorts Ffie-
Receipts Loo uttu: Supn"u - ''' h"a Wfrhri hhll
shipping SteSrs ~ StOCNeTS aul teeuctA - ~
~ - COWS. Bulls ant Mixed Il 5j@fi 90 "u X e ~
as %
Hoq,-Rcce,"ts 200. shipmcnt2 5000. narSei h.zhgr
Rough an: MiVnd - -SuFi % fItfn2 1n' NllpOihL
- "1,i 80 iIvht. - 73Gfi i'i ~S.u' - ornri %.
Girr".uts % bcih: %iDW'utt 500 h'lli nT<'t
NauvcS>2 j9Gsj Il We'icrD. - tOO6i GOi Lim''
~ UDU+5 Op T.vlus S2O)aS Gp.
ST nou's ,aGch 2O.-'aU>-Hcc",ur4 700: Shipm'nt'
80: murSe' Irn: 10 cGocr NduYe ~IiOpin2 Nt'et'
- 81 - Butcher ~trrt > ~ - 30 tnN.
Iriiers - ds5 81. SOckers ana Feeders - OJ0
"a 10 ,
HoOI-RccrIrts 100: suDUcnc'. %: Ihrlt t3 80"
- 10 Packing. - 7+H+4 -; Heavy - l5GNi - -.-
ShseD-tecc,p,' 100; sun menus. go: mar"cJ weaker
a - 1jUtj 10.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-22
FOR PHjLADELPHiA.
VEST SHORE RAILROAD

y. = r. = T.
THE WEST SHORt ROUTE l. ALONG TIE WhsF
SHORE OF THE WOKLDFAN % HUBS y .fINEh
AROUND OTHfLL> or .CATSKlLa MpINl AIS;
AND THROUGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY OF lHb
MOHAWK.
on and after March 2I l-~G trains vl leave West AID
81. stat follows
An trans leave from down station, iootO Jay ~,
North River. 20 minutes earlier than u'u foot OF West
i-d-St.
Detroit and Chicago $50 a. m. 600 SO m. seeIers
through.
Runi Rochester, suspension Bridge N.IlI tdl- 80
a r. 500, $40 p 3D. ~ierrfs and drl" iu- 200 cars
Uucl and =, rlC,Se $50 Ii p a m, tHO. ,ln p.
Highland. rok,epsc and Kingston 10 $50 li.2j a. m.
3 3d. 49, II. q m, and 900 D.. u. tuI klu-~fon -
Saugerte~ and Albany $40, 3d. Il 70 d. m 80. 800.
Caiskii. no $50. ll.2j a. m 3.55. , 10 pm
CrduStonS West Point, Cornwall and N,WluM 40.
'93o. / 10. lI.2j m. 3j5. 4I5 SIO ! 10 p m and
600 p m for O. nuln's cornwall aUd NcH burg.
For Noutreal and Canada Fast, 500 p. m.
Hamilton. London .33oa m, 500, = 10 2. W Toronto
.93O a. ui.. = CO. 0lu D. m.
Daily tDty except saturday. Other trains 'aly except
SUNDAY. ,.......- - ...u.,t,
tons. information. 3ppy W oh'', BiogESyn'
1888 WaSnIugtou.st. 80 FuitoI-Si Annex Onte:
f,o' OF Fmtol,t; New York ,Cty: 5!5 ."i ~ 'a9
Vest i.dst and foot OF jay ST. Nog 'i' e. VT, olL'
Express Will call for aud check hagLs. from e, ana es'
/ deuces Orders be- LETT al ilcEc, Oiiirl -
HENRY VI INElE
$50 Broadway General Pas, niger Aseh-
New-York tribune., 1886-03-22
go Broadway.
DHLADELPiIIA AND READING II. r.
NENJERSEY CENTRAL DIV 81 a.,

ror TAE P po4i G t''5 5ro,r
7:3o, 1900 D. N 81 MAYS 400 So an. so 30 p PHI N
(hestaaT nm ~ oa'nDiaays io' Nma,un> '"n'n''
DRAW ISGi:GoM CAis Oh all Day Trains aud SLEEPING
Ecrn2g a7S 'piEEffiTSDELPHIA Niu aud Green sts
$50. So ;Sp, llHO a. N, ID, 81 - -;; ri 1ni
Rerks TX SIS at S:io. SS' ) M. M so iJ 0 s5o
h2n 500 p. m 81 NDNY 3 10 4. m. 81 o.. n, -.
FerIo KhATAN PEALE and PHIiLu~Bv"'' PENN
For WilLiAMsP.R .RT.- syNBURY L&WiiccBuR5 aai
MAHANUY ylTY a 545, ~ a. m. So, +ooP n IS.
ll,l5 m. loo, 1880 ioO $780, 5i'' 1900 '.m Su"'''
For sCFANT0N at 200 S45 IN, SO p. m.-,..,,,m
fq oS %lLNEsBAHtii =; si and % sdndo1! E4!N al 81 q
ES ESt at al ' o.. % e5 D. Ill., 1870 3I toc
For BEfnIEHTW, ALLEN foWN and MaIsm j, "a Huni,J
att:o,. 200. s.45 a. IN. 100. 1850, 80 '.'' , !"
rtS at }:So P, Py rs st 4:oo. 7co s45 NJ 100 s $500
For r12I nIGh n BRIDGE BTAScm at ioo So NJ Nv
rcr s'P NJ NGroN 700 s4,a. m loo '3o 400 80"
rSr SoMEFyj IA ia Ct 400 .a6 q 7Gos 10, S' S ~
8:i17 oo. 5;S' s:l5, lOSop m sundays - S'0'
r6r 'PL PLA ioo zoo 7oe ~ cS - 20 SO go ,s
lll5a; M, l;oo 49, goo T." S a. 20 Ia.5f i9D
SsU p NO 3 sndsys 40 800 s45 NJ !-od m lSo 'V''
e@o oo '$S 9;g l7So G p 3d. SIS 50 lIg H. w
s. 99 nR. ycS SG SSi S6cEAS GR5yE &c. All aim
l:3O. siIb lliOoa n. lO1. iaG a. ~ ,tom = u"
For LaATKfEwo0D. TONS RIVER and BAKNE"A' w."
For SSTriANTIC CITY, VlNELAND and bhID"H
liye a. IN, loo 4. IN. ,,,,>. ,,,rtcION
NFW JERSEY SOUTHERN DlNlSlGN'
From Pier No s. North River Via SanSy h2I1 hTR ,NcH
riGAKHR&dUp H&SHh1fNS15s f51s sSa
iSSgFe$ S 4 f1Ss Ssi ot .l iofyS 81.
bTSsdwsy go i7 snS go 9.hAys s.; s,ptsst * st isx
8C sSvery aPp ard PFISSyEs pStfS 10y SrGs.s.y
S SAD fulton st 3o, SO Manhattan ave i ssii II
SI %sshiagtSn transfer SSSgattS tS aesaaslOn
AUD heck baggage rom hotels OF Fe'SS = - HANCOCK,
WOO ffEN. 90 po::sNand n: Inxet A(k
a2eRFoTsi SinS%fia nS1sfia G. p Iss I iis iis'rU'a'
New-York tribune., 1886-03-22
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEW YopE SATURDAY. March 2O.-BEEV VFs-Reccipts were
i cas- head all n 6nth Toal week .lp
head against 7ilU mead last week. Eastman had 20
cars and To stern MetIger. ing doing at
tie cattle yards. shipments reported Yesterday.
tAi.N r--Ony 10 head received az Goth ST. No
trade worth not NJ. Feeling steady
SuEt T. AID IANB~.-Eeceip were IS Of 2.Q4q
head 10 At dh A. and at Jersey ty and there
L. dozen car J. ads held from yesterday
market seemed To bc ttc hrm for Prime choice
sock dul and ttac ion lower for Ordinary FIR
~heo and 'oamon anbs Inferior grades selling poorly
ana wanted Common choice sheep at Il nOa
- - common to Prme Ambs at ~ ~ 40 and three
II. IS Extra states sold AZ - poT 100 h.
.ubc,E ~ Davis ll6 sheep. b l,c
.Ol o.. 81 STATE Lambs, Is b 6iiC; O. do
90. = - -, ~ do. 81 n. at 7c.
lenbcck ~ Dewey; 2l6 state sheep 100 t GSc lSO
Western du gG 10 at Gac; llG state Lambs II h.
Hume len. 2iS estern sheep, - H. ~ 90; l2O
state TO- - n az SIC 10 state Lambs So n AT dC
lNrrrft & PdCurnt SO Michigan sheep lO3 h. at bc
Newton Gllrt: lgJ OhoShcop 80 n, at ~. 1873 do
H. l-J indiana do. ~ H. al 81 10 rs do 10
81 ,U; ~ do 93 10. at 6l4c.
J. f. Sadler Co: ~ ohio sheep lO5 n. Glgci 1872 do
o. bci 90 do. 20 TO- at G.c; 10 ohio Lambs, z
I4c. - d.. 20 ID. al u'ic.
j. : PIdcock ~ ohio sheep lO4 n at Gi-c lO7 do ~
"a 80. ~ b at J'tc 2l0 do - 10. at 80 20
Mes,Tn do. ~ n. 1t jl.c.
HOGS Receipts were . Of l,5lO head-6 cars at
Jerstv Ctty ana bUth 81 Total fur the week
y head against jd ijl head Last week Of
Common Kentucky Hogs holding at 81 3d. Market nOml.
nHily unchHn ed.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-22
Daucino A(G0cmics.

.DvFRTISENENT FOR THE NEW.
y kK TR w = VIII e. KEcElV6R 2A At r,iItI dIE
.rssf minis o m. JOB Lroa wy between lwcntY-
ecoui ami Iweityh RI ats unU Z. ~. 3 West wen.
III Al corner EIgrti-Ive. 30 lJ3 OurthaEe" corner
}ourteentht 100 Third ave, corner Furt-SeyentIS, 90
n IhrLarc. near TX, ethst. and the HA LEM "
FI T. I55 Est One.hm rcd .Ldt wenty hist, 100
ThirIaye cOrurr nehun1 70 Gnd eltj nitb-st up 70
o. NJ at regular Oidce rates
LEXANDER MACGREGut>, y ltl-aVc
~ WaIi7inG thoroughly acquire III IL" piI'"'' ''
strictly private Les Ons uhE'
MIR. p. HARVARD REILLY, Master o1
VI Dancing 57N 9Th ave. see CHcl'ArS
New-York tribune., 1886-03-22
NPIF RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
L EL,nnK IKE EKLE AND MENIERN KAILRNAD

l. YORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD
Arrangements o! ,a,nS Il om a4mIfis' ST. Depo" fIom
a. Daily except sundays Day rApress Buffet Drawing ing
faio Niagara Fails and Suspension Bridge sleeping
q mNHaiiy chicago and ST Louis Limited Express" a
& PuIi,n tram o1 Day and Hotel Sleeping oIches.
No extra charge for fast time Arrives MeadvLe 40
900 D IN. aud II Louis, 1880 the second morning.
7 D. Daily Buffalo and Nlagsra Falls Limited arrives
popm ar night train between New York and buffalo
. m-Daly. Chicago Express FOR the Vest solid tran
mira Buffalo Niagara balls Cipcnnat and Chicago ,o
rutherford aud Iassac 40 o32 ~ 'o99o '9o SNU ~ IN
so 1920 a m ilS $50 5:46 9 10 50 p u midnight.
P3s5s9sno co. 4$ $50 5 49, 5 Ss6 oS 80 6lo s6 EGS0
$50, 1880 y M y m@idnghL @ SUNDAYS 5t5 o,SV lo2o
Newark and Paterson, va Newark ~ 500 +oS l900i
1880 200. S9o 42e Az s;Q go go CO. loo
SlS saern m SAs Xxx 49, S "a ioeq 500 $50 >
SS 5S 1873 q % aS i1So t5 5o G ana 1850 n anH 70 SG%
warwick 445 7:5O 1920 a m. iSO p M sundays 8 20
Sewburs and Cornwall TOO, a. M. $3.50, 4So. p M sun
RonGoat and King stOn and Montgomery a. $50 p m
Sunday $500 ~ SCRANTON "a n sundays e1cePie9dn e9dn .
ESQ $9ipya M sun sunday RyI5 s. $50 1920 @ $50
addletovn so ,:o 3Pg 10 20 900 259, So I Ibs
N and $50 p trains connect VITA Now York outar;
and western Railroad at Msinst The m train stops al
Port Jctys 49,, 100 0. 1910 $50 700, 500 saC
Pm SUNDAY 49, l9Foe 2 Pr SS2 sRTS sRTISls.m,Oe.,
hEn % every S&y' df'ee" nnatsS StS p m 70 0c
thirty minutes. aud lliAs p M sundays eVoV thiV
t oTsd2, u ~ S% a.
'S' .S s 81 & 79Ssss nay 3 %s: n0
ST. brooklyn Or AZ hs cSsgsny's psPS a, 7lo
''O 5oRN 52 \ \ All XbBoTT Gonp Pas.r Agent, NOvYOrf