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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-27
THE WORST SORE HEAD.

Have been in the drug and medicine bust
ness twenty-five years. Have been selling
your CurIoURA REMEDIES since they came
West. They lead all others In their. line;
We coald not write nor could you print AL
we have heard said in favor Of the CuTlCURA
REMEDIES. Ono year ago the CuTiOURA and
Soar cured little girl in our house OF the
worst sore head we ever saw, and the RBs0L-
VENT and CUTICuRA are now curing young
gentleman of sore leg, while the physicians
are try ing TO have ii amputated. II wi save
his leg, and perhaps his life. Too much can
not be said in favor Of CuTIcURA RHnEDIas
q Covington, Ky. S. Is. SMITH BRO.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-27
MOVEMENTS Ar THE LEvEx.

Arrira's.-Kate Adams, Arkansas
City; Gayoso, Tipt)nvilie; Buckeye
State, Cincinnati.
DeparttTes.-Ka'e Adams, Arkansas
CITY Buckeye State, Cincinnati.
Boats in Port,-Gayoso and Ed Eos
ter.
Boats Due D0wn.- Coahoma and City
OF Vicksburg.
Boats Due Up.-James Lee, d. L.
Powell, Alberta No. 8 and Freddie
Robinson.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-27
BANK STOCKS.

~ srorvs
NANA ,"oS., ,,o
Bank OF Oommercs' i4o pid' lay asKe9
First NatIons !''''''"'io0 PIC, LOO LOO aske9
German Bang '.'''''.iSo,pi1' ZyO aske9
Estate Natlonal '.....""i5o pi9' 120 asSe9
Union and Planters. 10y p1o, a99 asked
Mercantile bank...'Ioo DID, 1874 asked
INSURANCE STOCKS.
Bluff Uity .............. 100 bid, e. asked
Hernando,............1OO bid, Sc. asked
Home. .....". ........75 bid, SO asked
Memphis City,. 1924 bid, los asked
Peoples. ..................8O bid, 50 asked
Phoenix bid, 100 asked
Planters. ....l07 bid, -. asked
Vanderbilt. .,............25 bid, 20 asked
Arlington. ...............30 bid, -. asked
Factors. .............. ....""......20 asked
urscrr1ANEors.
M ard CPp .hores "a hid asked
NJ ST p p sbra az hid 5l asked
NJ & n consoIs 7s ito hid asked
NJ T,R LAT m &c 105 hid asked
Mics ETRP % A III III hid liz sskeJ
Miss &TRRcs,B 1oII bid. I03 asked
Tenn. WITS, ser. d. so bid, 90 asked
'Tenn wis ser. = IN IS hid. IS asked
Shelhv %. 6s.--.....1O8 bid. 10 asked
ToT hist 4 es. 971bid. qS1 asked
-iTsX Mist e. .i041 hid, i05{ asked
Marn GAG bon5s I04 bid. asked
Man Watar bonds, az hid asked
Isnorer OiI Works. hid OK asked
An Got oil trusts....45 bid. az asked
-pioneer Cotton Mills. % hid. 30 asked
MAJ Stor Oono "a 102 hid. I0S asked
Mem. Gas etosk........75 bid, so asked
49, ,,.,ot 90 Mora ~
cali eesier 1a1oin0 from 8 TO per
cent CLOSING offersd at4. Prime mer.
camille nane1 416s5 ner cent, Sterling
exchande weak active and unsettled:
actual rates 1905 for 60 day bills and
1874 for demand
Bonds - Government bonds have
been very duli and steady. State
bonds have been entirely neglected,
Railroad bonds have been dun and
generally heavy. Although the busi.
ness today shows some slight improve
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-27

The New Orleans future market
opened steady and closed steady. Sales,
20, 100 bales. Quotations were as fol-
lnura.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-27
ReceiDts Yeetertiay.

Kate Adams bales cotton, SIS axis
seed, horse, IS pkgs sundries.
Gayoso7-4 bales cotton, pkgs sun
dries.
Buckeye State-lS0 brls -four and
meal, $40 kegs nails, $50 SKIS oats, 7S2
dog irons, 94S pkgs sundries.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-27
CONllOmRa.

For Randolph, Fulton, osceolA snd NSY
LAndints-Steamer
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-27
RIVERS and STEAMBOATS,
STEAMERS LEAVING
nWUVa 49,

THIS DAY.
Friars Point."""",JANEs LEE, pm.
0sceola"-....,.,..,.CoAHoNA, pm.
vicksburg .......~-.C'Y or VIcEsBURG,5 Pm.
ST. Louis...............D. Il. POWELL, 10 am.
SATURDAY.
White River.......,FREDDiE ROBINSON, pm.
White River"......ALBERrA No. 3, 8 pm.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-27

JOHN L. RANDLE h CO., Agentg,
Memphis, Tenn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-27

La. STAMPS, e, z, Missouri, G., loO%a;,
Den ARGW lets, Sl19. Erie seconds, lis.
NIX. 81. ,Gen. 6s "a z. North. Pac. lists ,ll5A.
North. Pac. IDS, 1901. N. Western con-, l4lA
INVEST. deb. IS, l09la. st. LIS. (: Gen. NJ, lg912
TIP. land grants,53. TIP. r.. g. ex cou 6714.
U. p. lists. 1151S. West Shore. l0lA.
Tenn. IS, set ,l05. Tom. 5s, setmt, 100.
Tenn Be-, set'mt, rs.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-13

United Irishmeu. was the chief hotbed OF the anti
English revolt, should now give nearly half its
votes on the other side. is a question wn'ch Dr.
Daunt does not examine; but whatever the reason
there can be no permanent incompatbil'ty upon
religious grounds between the rival denominations
which have SO often acted together Tor patriotic
ends.
Mr. Daunt is an advocate of repeal, pure and SIM
ple. so that even Mr.. Gladstones bill would proba-
by not meet his views of abstract right. although
we presume that it would satisfy the practical de-
mands of the party for whom he speaks. However
this may be. his work is important as an exposition
of the sentiment of the vast majority of lrisimen
on the subject of the legislative nnion .tho sent-
ment which they not only entertain to-day out
lave cherished with fcrvor from the very moment
the question of union was first raised. Nobody VINO
reads the book will retain the delnson that palat-
i've measures. such as local government boards
and minor administrative reforms, Will have the
slightest effect IN allayng Irish discomfort. The
Irish demand is perfectly simple and perfectly dis
tinct and 1T has been so for nearly three genera
New-York tribune., 1886-08-13
STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS..
TOR THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.

and after June ~ special paror an
other through wiIhO1t change will Grand central
Depot. New.York VIA ~ Z. N H. a IL H. r., at 9:l5 a m
daily except sundays for Fabyan due at bop making
direct connections at White River Junction with through
train OF Central Vermont K X for Montreal and at Wells
River with Passumpsc r. r. for Vt bee. etc.
and on SATURDAY nights through sleeping ear 10 Fsoyans
will leave g. G. Depotat 1910 n arriving at tho noun
tains In time for breakfast sunday morning
Parlor berths sleeping cars may b5
cured In advance at d. r. u Office In Graad Con-
tral Depot.
For further particulars consult Conn Line Folder
which may be obtained 1T priucipa ticket offices
CT HndPsTEAD
a. p. 4 t. A., N. Y. N. II. q II. r. r.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-13
DONDOUr. KINGSTON AND CATS

DONDOUT KINGSTON AND CATS
IL KILL MOUNTAINS, landing at Cranstons tW'sS
ponp. Cornwall. NewOurs Ms.looro Milton poushAs,p,e p
Glove and Csskl Mountain and Kaaerskil Railroads.
Steamers CITY OF KINGSTON and JAMES W BALD
WIN every day p H.. per foot oi liar.
rsons sL, except Saturdays. when CITY OF KINGSTON
leaves at landing only at Newburg aud Pought.ns
connecting with SPECIAL evening trains ior AZ - ""
RE ORTS THROUGH THE CATSkILL MOUNTAINS
RoudOut sunday nights IL oclo a. ~
special mountains arriving at Newlor<
Monday. & "A III,
New-York tribune., 1886-08-13
NEWY0RK ONTARIO AZ AND i.o We 1dt ., FAX EKN

and West s2i-st
From Iay st. $50 West f2ist.. 9l0 y m. Day expri'
fof MitlleOwn. Flouvile Monticello" LiD.rfy Nhc lt@e
Delhi Osweso and intermediate stations Pullman drawing
Jav ST. 800: 42d-st, 3l5 p. m Ulster County
express for MddstOwn. Ellenvle Monticello. llneftH
White Lake and intermediate stations. Pullman dIa"ns
.-.
Jayst 5:l5 West t2d st.. 535 m nigh, express Tor
Oswcgo Suspension Bridge thousand Islands. Pullman
scepnq ears Vincent runs daily Jay 81,
i56 o. M i2d.st. ? 10 p. Saturdays only for Nd
dletoyn White lake, Liberty and Intermediate
stations Pullman drawing room cars Hardcoal engines
used on all passenger trains - NJ, =, =,
New-York tribune., 1886-08-13
L'ALL RIVER LINE.-For Boston. Newport

A Fan fIVrT ami Last an NOfIi
\ DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE is now beng operated O1
N ron'e -Four steamers commission PILGRIM bRIS.
TOT. PROVIDENCE and OLD COLONY. 4 fine BAND
and ORCH FSTRA attached each vessel. Leave NewNork
frnm per - lod r. foot OF Murray ST. as follows
90 T. VI. for Fal River direct connecting for Boston:
Fchhurc New Bedford Mirtha's Vineyard, Nantucket and
local points on OLD COLONY Railroad.
G.lS for Newport due about a. ~. and Fall River
connecting With trains and through cara
for Boston Cape Cod Lowell AMI North, White Mountains.
SUNDAYS York At 530 2. for all points Cor.
nect'on bv ANNEX BOAT from hooklyn,5 D p. m Jersey
Clty.4p oo-
2gl ga o57 aud 1923 Broadway 153 Bowery. l3i ka.s
125th ST. 2Gi 25th Astor Honse and Windsor Hotel
line Onicc PIER % y. r, and on steamers.
send FOr-R CENTS IN STAMPS 10 p o. Fox i52 for copy
Of Fall River Line Tours" and Old Colony or Pilgrim
Land" 49, <o,-,-or
BORDEN & LOWELL, GEO. 7. cONNOR
Pass. Agent
New-York tribune., 1886-08-13

MIS-! H. {. LANk-pupl OF Prol ono
" 1,tf, ret,l A,aarnv Nuucl-intendu. 90 remain
Ithc cit, dufnf thc GUNNER would hS" " rnp- 10 '
~, rft. ,r 4f.r ,n1rs spcllIfY heads 'rnn hio o N
i,9 q rf, ,,,o.rui. fu.frueou i-o in lower paint
''S anu ''''' ~ west l5thsL
New-York tribune., 1886-08-13
IIusi ca Instruction.
yIETROlOLIlAN CONSERVATORY
IL or
VOC Al NfI~IC.


o0rins special advantage IA th" rtniy OF N.i'' lan
., fi., IlrL b. b. Warren ~. "a. Df"rur. e. H iitwi''
,If.. B. I..f Au.n.f islnu. g. 4. lu-- Do e. i iiul'
i.r. Ntfl't lnHtff- 10 - T. l"Nh '''i 'i '''''''
Last 18th &C.. >tn lofh.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-13
FORD via Conn. River from Per p

i +. r. city OF Springfield and ,liy 0i kch-
mond daily at D. IN Fare II 30 Round trip ~ 90 sa,s
rooms way. 81 Ronnd trlp ~ 80
The SATURDAY trip from New-York by s-eamer City of
Springfield daylight far as Huntington on The sound
Return leave Ord Monday. p. Delightful scenery
on Connecticut RIVER daylight through Highlands and nrtiy
W Hartford 10 Deep Rvsr Cool table.
good the satur az n may be- o'crpet
SATURDAY SUNDAY and Monday. fare aud -
for trip two fares and s6 20 three fares
one Don 81
New-York tribune., 1886-08-13

w EST SHORE RAILROAD,

On and after Jnne 81 1886 VIII leave West i2ds.
station as follows
All downtown station foot Jiy.st
North River 20 minutes earlier than from foot Of West
42d-st
Detroit and Chicago $3.50 m. 600 $40 sleeosrs
through
ST Louis. .6:oo $40 y. m. sIeepers through.
Bnnao Rochester. suspension Bridge Niagara Faa 3in
'fSO m. 1000 $40 m. sleepers and drawing room
Utica and Svracuse 2:lO -9:3O m. 900, -S:lOp.
Highland. Poughkeepsie and Kingston. 3:l0 '7l0 ):}1
ll:25 m, $40 800 g 10 y. m.
saugerties and Albany 2lO '7l0. $3.50. ll2j ttj.
600 S.1Op m
CatsIili siO .7lo 900 .osO ll25 A. m, 3:t5 s:IOp n
'9:3O 1910 ll25 m. Ais $40 AMI 900 3iJ
and 500 m. for Cranstons Cornwall and Newburg
For Montreal and Canada East 600 m
Hamilton London. :3O a. 800. $40 m. Toronto.
9:3Ol M. 1000. ~: 10 ~ m
throneh to Sarafoga
Lake George i:15 a. m Saturdays only. 245 p. m.
Kaaterskl Hunter. Hobart Grand Hotel station and
Phoenica 3.iO 900 II .25 a. 3f5 Parlor
House and Kaatersxll via Phoencil
II 25 a m and 3:45 M. trains
Palenvre Cairo and Mountain House station 30 IlO.
900 ll;25 m. 345 Parlor car 70 Catsk on ll;2j
DaIy iDaily except saturday Other trains daily except
Sunday ,
For tickets parlor sleeping car accOmmoia-
tons or information amply at offices Biookyn 33f Wash
idefon st. 73O FultOns; Annex 0nice loot OF FuOnst;
York !j3 7Si 9t2 Oa iway. 10 2 Bowery. AMI
foot OF West 42ds ST. root Of Javst,
North River and r. station. Jersey city West
cotts Fvnrcss viii call for check baggage from hotel,
HENRY MON TT,
5Nanderbilt-ave. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1886-08-13
NATSkUL, MOUNTAINS.

CATSkILL MOUNTAINS.
~ Special trains connect with the Albany pay Eoat AZ
Rhinebeck taisSi the mountain resorts it~sts
sold anu baggage checkrd tarougn.
| EiilGH VALLEY RAILROAD. D.-PasseliSer
IL tIans depot OF ortlani IN Desoros'e, -
a M. l. $40 ani D. IA rastJn, 3,thlclc a. VOL
town keading Mauch tnunk. dion IN n'L sts''nWr',
1o~anta Wlvery ithaca 6enrva. lyons bi1ao tul ~,
West Pullman throu III coaches rni haly i"'t '.."'"
q m ana o;ip m for aston a,, ~ n, ee,,sc tor al
Trains leaving IA tni 5to p 10. connr,t to ,,
pointsn VI 1hOnov ant iIaIleton coi ies"is SuhdN s
leaves for Mauch Chunk md liaI1sitOn - d. III
General Eastern Onioe No 20 b'V"SH" 'S y;rox q y A.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-13
DELAWARE. LACKAWAANA and YVES r: T:

NEEA " AKf., LAI M W IN y a dIIu w u =
~ ERN RAILRoAD SHORTEST LINE BErWEEN
NEW. YORK AND BUFFALO. LIGHTNING EMPRESS
TRAINS NO DUST. ALWAYS on TINE.
PULLMAN PALACE DAY AND SLEEPING COACHES.
Depots in York foot OF Barclay and Christopher ss
Daily. except sundays, Buffalo and Oswego EKpess.
coaches Water Stroudsburg scranton. BnS
hamton. Elmira Bath Buffalo, syraense O.weeo Greene.
Oxf for Ptt-fon,
Wukesiarre. Danv northumberland for
ithaca and Intermediate stations
and Elmra Express. Pullman co tchcs
for Water Gap scranton. BnghamtOn Oyeg0 and Enira,
connects scranton PtstOn Kingston Wkesbarc sc.
7p,m Daily Buffalo Limited Express Pullman coaches
Stroudsburg scranton, Blnghamton OwegO Elnira,
Corning Bath Wayland Buffalo. arriving In Buhao
100 M Sleeping coach for Olean via NayaHh.
q ID m Daily Buffalo and Express. Pullman
coaches Strnudsburg scranton Binghamton Corttnt
Svracnse Oswego Greene, Orfcrd. NOry ich Cuta md
Rchhed springs connect AZ Owego for Ithaca and nr-
mediate stations saturdays Connects at BuiO WIN
for { u other points West
%. m daily sleeping coach attached
tables way trains on Morris and EsseN Di-
4
New-York tribune., 1886-08-13
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

y
~ RIVER RAILROAD commencing june 2l 1888
tArou gh trains will leave Grand Central Depot
Rochester Express through draw cars 20
Albany Troy. syracuse and Rochester
900 Saratoga. Lake George and Montreal Special.
with through dining Troy, saratoga Caldwell
and Montreal Buffet Car. \. Y. TO saratoga.
$3.50 The ted with dining cars, stopping At
Albany Uuca Syracuse Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls,
Erie. Cleveland Toledo arriving Chicago $50 and
St Louis : 80 p. next day.
10 30 a. Chicago Express drawing cars to Rich.
hed springs Canandagua, Rochester Niagara Falls and
Buffalo
III 80 a. m. Western New.York and Northern Express.
with drawing room
$50 m Albany Troy and Utica Express. with
and BUFFET % Troy and saratoga Rams ~
Lake George ON Saturdays only
i III. Accommodation To Albany and Troy
Il chicago and 81 Louis Express with seepingcars
Niagara Falls Buffalo Cincinnati Toszio Detroit chi
and 81 Louis. Dining ear New York 10 Albany.
$50 Montreal with >ieepingcai syracuse
and To Auburn road and to Saratoga also Ia Montreal
1913 Pacific ia sleeping koch"s-
ter Buffalo Niagara Fails Cleveland. Toledo Detroit aud
Chicago Slrepngcars Ogicnsburg dy except sduriy
and Ia Clayton daily
ll.l5 D. m Night Express with sleeping gears Ia Albany
with the morning Tic css
and or the North except saturday night.
Tickets sale at Grand central Depot, No Z battery
Place il3 broadway. Harlem Depot l25t St aud ft aVry
way 7S5 and 9i2 BToaway and 81 Vest l25t ST. New:
York 533 Washington and 130 Fulton sts BrooSyn ant -
4th st Williamsburg
Accommodations ing and sleeping cars can p!
procured AZ Of the ticket oces IN New YORK ty aAa
1913 Washing gtOn-st. brooklyn
baggage called for and check ei from residence.
-These trains daily All others daily except sunday
tlhtse trains stop Al Harlem st and tthayel
j. 81. TOUCEN. D. VI. kENDRlth,
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1886-08-13

NEW HAVEN STEAMBOAT cos STEAM
y EKS &. H. NORTHAM AND CONTINENTAL. leavs
Slip Pier No = H. T.. At D. IA. AMI IL D. m t-uniys
o. cOnnecting New Haven with special trans iDr
MfRIDEN. HARrFORn SPVIN6FtELD HplNpNE,
Tickets checked at 4t Broei"lY y:
v and C0urtst Bro0Slyn EXCURSION TO NewHAVen AMI
FL
New-York tribune., 1886-08-13
frt SohooIs- Jlty

NJ - West t7tist.
lo.. Sent - eiii-. sept 80. separate departments
New-York tribune., 1886-08-13
AND LONG BRANCH RAIL-

NEW-iORK AND LONG BRANCH RA'N'
For RED BANK, LONG hRAStH, OCEAN GRoySEG SG,Nr \I;
BURY PARK OCEAN BEACH. SPRING LANE IVA
PLEASANT. etc. 81, ,,o, ~
Commencing 2s 1886 trains leave New YORK ,oos
Corsndt and Desbrossos sts TO- express NJ 10 ex
nress s. q So D. m sundays: ITO, a. m. bpm oo.x
Prom OF Liberty st. l. Sl5. IL express IN m ~
press L. $50 b30 express, ol.
kundsysi AMI Sunday trains DO no, stSR al o''""
Grove Asbury Park j. X WoOp, ID n
RUFUS BLODGErr, supt Gen Pass Az z
O. a. HANCOCK q. and Ticket Agt Z: 4 x Il N: -.
OATSKILL EVENING LINE.
" Rest nd cheapest route 70 MOuNrAINS
steamers KAATEHskILL and CATsKILL leave foot ,s 2.
Jay.at every week connecting with the ATS
ki and cairo railroads Special care taken III ns
tranap0rtaIiou u Horses and Carriages
FARE ONLY ONE DOLLAR
Send TO pier si Of housea ralss etc., or sdacssv
w. J. Hu GHks. 1reaas Catskau, NJ ss
New-York tribune., 1886-08-13

4 TROY BOATS-CITIZENS' LINE.-For
~ Troy Lake feDr ani Nor 4 30 -
Saratoga anl return 81 80 Georre ant rrtu-1
Tickrts 'opd iurtny season Steamer CITY OF TROY
pher.st, or. m. SUNDAY steamers touchn Albany
New-York tribune., 1886-08-13

NORWICH LINE. FOR RBOSTON, W0kCES-
NoRwICH wHiTE MoUNLAiNsa az Easter oGa 1%S,
pier Desbrosse, street Ferrg AZ IN dly tx & es %
suniays. steamers CRY OF ~ E'tr nn Sf a. at
ISLAND Bognuing ruv coaascuSi coaa w es MAJ ~ ,si "
W.LON DON with steamer bLoS HtNp !" 'N'
from WATCH HILL AMI 8d25N 8d25nNfdisW isLW BRADY. Agent
New-York tribune., 1886-08-13
LArsIIYAN ACADEMY

'TnE rlNrEY SCHOOL. LrztDctl. \. D.
l Prepare, fur hus.u,,- or i0r college Graded 'ours,
Do.f oiir ior q tre boys Ncoprus -.f D. Rev ION.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-13
SEMINARY and COMMERCIAL

w tOILtGt-Npo lIties toIIrgo prrpar1on IfacIIng
and business superior advantages 100 usl art ami ro,u
fon II Instructors degrees given to ladies' improved steam
heat and Edison ent light Throughout tho building
September l. l~~i For address
Rev. l.. L. SPKAGCE. D. D.. Principal. Kingston Penn.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-13

Hah an, comfort ss5 per year board Washing heat
ani when family fan tcru begins August
go catalogue '''e Address J. GRAY. D. D. President
LRANKLlN. y. Y.-Dclawarc Literary lnsti-
tnie oglanss co,rse nnegarli@yy an' . nR''"
course "l "tlimP,N'IIIiiS1 il TEiilK' s M PhD. frncpa
HACKErTS rOWN n. j. INSTITUTE
Ha9f sd on SI the . s q ai ' eaon @ OS Sew 'Bor SBoI
tory Tor practical Chemistry ,a'n9iq4gr ,Hi,i, - n pros
KINGSTON ACADEMY. Kingston-on IIud-
~ English and cas'ic, school Tor both sexes pre-
,'%.e9 f %Tp @ saso@s, &Sg.1 .Dc'a c ars. ne" build
FEiNCIs J. CHENEY \ NJ. Prin- WM. NJ. HAYES. Pres
NAPLEWOOD lNSTITUTE.-For both
Professor, Thorough instruct on n aideParments well
j sHoKrLIDoi: 4. NJ. Principal
NEW-JERSEY STATE MODEL SCHOOL,
- boarding >chuo ioi Young ladies aud scnilcmen
s,parae and distinct $500 PR YEAR Tor board tuition
'Oo'' etc 9'"' " Il iiXsbRojcH Trenton. New.Jcrscy.
BENNINGTON SEMINARY.
Boy and Gr; w., rEXNiNGTpoN ,s Iit p,>,,',a5;, NIX
Opens SIN @ys sSs a r * rac s
t'n Sc "''''7 TiiOS iiNNION. II. D.. President.
COUTH JERSEY INSTITU re. Bridgeton.
- NcwJer@cy Very ncaiy lio'h .eSc- Ihor9nsh r.s,
Music ''' All ''''' "'''''' ''Fi k TRASH Principal
YEA CLIFF, l.. l., offers unusual advantages
~ parents dr-rou- of sending children FROM home 10 De
clutafc sanitary conditions unriytlc Address tor grcu
lar. j. TOWNSEND. Principal.
WYOMING SEMINARY aud COMMERCIAL
w CoLLEGE-spccaues college preparation. teaching
and business superior advantages 10 music art and cocu
fion II degrees to ladies' improved steam
heat aud Edison incandes,ent light Throughout no building
begins september l~~N For cataio-u" address
Rev. L. L. sPltAGUE T. D. D., Principal. Kingston, Penn.
England.
EDuCATION.-FIR SCHOOL for
II NOUNG LADIES.
CSCSSIN SQUARE, BRIGHTON.
SESSEN, ENGLAND
MISS FANNY EDWARDS
America viii return Ncw the second
week September to leave lbs the irurft thrl lth
Letters addressed care Hotel Brunswk New York, VIII be
Immediately forwarded
New-York tribune., 1886-08-13

<'LAVTRACK N.Y.l COLLEGE AND HCD-
N. SOV RIVER fN~TTTr TIE College cour- for ladies
business for gentlemen. Conservatory o
lu and art. opens jd yc ,.gr ~ sent Tor cata
lorur Rev. \. n fLAfK. \. r.. President
HECKERTOWN SUSSEX CO., y. IA select
Tngis classical school fof both sexes School De
h' " II. ~EELEY. 4. NJ. Prin.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1886-01-16

dieseemcnts unanimes s'empressaient do cou-
vrir le fou rire qui sans celia % serait tsahi.
La fausse note @tait passee / Petat de ira
dition, dams eette socikts qui % piousit den
repr6sentef une autre. 1Ss cote ann6e-N,
eeux qui rattsndaient avec une INDULGENCE
bienveillante, aussi bien que ceux oui b gust-
talent avsc une malignitS quasi.ferocs, de-
vaient Sire sgalement dscus. Co ne fut tou-
sefo's nnlIement pr b fauts Dc n. 0alop-
Aonfusin. Au moment on, H~mamcs 1 u
main, u fsndait les groupes qui s'scartaient
ct allaient preadre place c6ts du piano, h
porte du salon SQUIRT tout l coup, ct une
voix s6asee, celle du jardinier, s'scr;a:
On dsmande Monsieur ls iuee dfnstruc.
tioo pour aAaire urgente!
Comme, au bout de quelaues minutes
9absence, NJ paraissait pes, Nme Galop-
4ontfusin ala aux infoematious. A Il nou.
ve!le quI etait rentrs chez lui, d'oA le docteur
MScondss ravait fait appelsr, elle y courut.
II et.it enferm6 dams son cabinet; elle fran
p, d porte s'sntseballa jusie assss pour
Aissee pasase 80 ttraness paroles,
-LAisse-nous, chare snie: No tiuouiake
pas. Csst gyays, tres gzavs L.. q 20 se6sr.
n sans plue d'asplicst;cuo. ~. -
Nine 6alop- Nentfusin dut svoir Fair nina
ceoon6 qse - naH y rsak ismais, ear s's-
tsst un feit eans pr6cedsak Les m6chantes
!angass disaieqt que b visilabls jues dfs-
truction c'(n;t slle.
..Qusst-ss Sss b destssr poava;t asur
&ise Do 4 uySafsisux ! passills hsurss
E!le en revsuait toajeun ! cetts question,
pendant Qus, rsa0sank 80 frsin, eus nSdi.
ea't une revAnche 6clatanto.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1886-01-16
CHARLES LASSEIGNE,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
LG MD.

Oh! CONNIE i chantait autrefois
Ce mid magni6que "a temps dss ssves!
Dams mon ccur plsin Dc jsunes rsves,
Oh 1 combien grasouilla;snt Dc voixl
Oiseau du cGur! Amour t;mids,
Votrs Aanc pour FUR est sile;
LIE beau chanteur s'est envolS.
L. ceur est mort, le MD est vide.
II couvait tant d'avenir
One rests-t-il de rinfdSles
Uns plume cite ! son ale,
Triste Spsvs du souvenir!
Reviendra It'll, renfant cSlesteS
Rsviendrs-t-il, roiseau bSais
81 je lui rsparais son mid!
81 du cour j'anima;s 10 rests!
All le memo enfant "a bsscsan
Ne ssaAzs pasd sdsux fois d suite.
Et ramour, dams b mid qu'l quite,
Ne revient pas plus que roisesa.
]. Sou1AIy.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1886-01-16
BUREAU: RIVE GAUCHE,
AUN EILLB H DBN
AU-OESSOUS De l'EGllSE ST. PIERRE.

le dimsnche 25 avril. A supposer que le q
mars soft IN jonr de pleine lune St one le
lendemaiu y soft uu dmsnche, Paanes ar.
rivera 10 plus vits possible, le q mara.
Mais al 10 20 mars est IN Jour de pleins
luns, u faut attendre Ia suivante. qui doit
sorvenir vingt- neuf jours plus tard, SOFT 10
ls svril. ct ii O. ls est an dimanche, ID
f2te ~ trOnve rejet6e dune aemaine, jus.
Qu'au 25. Cest CO Qui arrive en- 1886. Pa-
. d6jA Sc retard6. dams les siecles pr6c6-
dents, josQu'au 25 avril; en- 1866 ct On
1884, par exemple. Dams ls vingtieme sic.
Gle ct dams 10 vingt et- unieme, On 1913 OF
2036, P&ques sers encore rejetS au 25 xvsil.