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PHILADELPHIA AND READING r. r.

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For o5S IONS NV %
s,lb a. m, loo 40 p ,Sno,a RRtpaEToN -
For ATLANTIC CITY, VlSEhASp" ""
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rf%AYEwoop TOMS RIVER and IpA.T;y., Par *
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IL aud LAS GIesnwiSh st isy 7S Es. hotel, in Ssr
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financial.
Npw. yopK Aoril 10. 1880.

Nrw.YoRK. April 10. 1885,
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Automatic
Fire Alarm and EItInguisher Company imiedl WI be
npany's Office. No 294 broadway New Yora.
Ap 90 1885 at ~ o'clock Noon for the purpose OF elect
ing Directors aud three Inspectorsof Election Tor the
ensuibe year m $500
Polls WIN be opened at IL o'clock and will close
] o. lock
closed the 14h inst and reopened
the 2 st inst.
f. o. RICHARDS. Secretary
THE AMERICAN STEAM BOILER INSUR-
i ANCF COMPANY Of this CITY. corporation duly or
canned opder cbste 4f3 Of the laws OF 1888 81 the state
tew-York entitled An act 10 provide for the incorporation
ofe and Health Companies and Casualty insnr
sncc companies end relation agencies Of such cowpa
rcr" hereby notice OF its intention To increase the
capita Of said company two hundred thousand dollars
10 FIVE hundred thousand dollars
Dated February 2G. 1885 V. r. SCHENCk.
Secretary.
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GRAIN IND PRODUCE MARKETS.
prAT1,REs OF NEW. YORK DEALINGS.

Wheat was sustained yesterday by the cover
ing of shorts aud the mdy Of bears who had already
covered in putting lines at the present prices
Even those recognize the fact that wheat must DO
moved any prices which Europe will pay. realize that
tho range values low that there is danger OF
"saueeze" even the decline. Fine weather ana
bearh temper in Chicago caused heavy opening mere
at figures a a ia under Tuesdays close business
was moderate the options but for the reasons given
above together with better inquiry from exporters
the market recovered and a y cent Tile close was
firm at prices, and gains scored OF Tor Apr
Mt 9O7s and May at 9las % for June and July at
81 3D. o. for August 3d. i for September ut 92ai and
cent for October at % and December al 9o cents oas
wheat was shade on. but closed with better tone.
Shippers bought $4,000 bushels The corn market pre-
sentcd no feature interest shippers took $4,000 bnsh
els spot lots easier The option market opened
quite weak but rallied and ended steady on light trad
Ing Anrl Mt 4llo and May at 4G were Il and s lower,
but june at 16 July 47s cents were unchanged
Oats were extremely dull aud TITLE easier IN" options
ending at 36 for April SO for May and 1913 cents Tor
June. Land dun aud virtually unchrDged. as lol-
lows: April, SO 90; May. 80 IL; June. 50 10; July
SO 81 September 50 IS; October 20 Al
Tho receipts OF grain NewYork. Philadelphia Balt-
more and Boston yes erday were as follows: wheat.
10 7O3 bushels; 29 bushels oats5O.347 bushels
total grain l5s 3i9 bushels -four 3Os73 barrels AtChi
caeo Miwaukee and S. LoHis the arrivals were: Wheat
% 800 bushels corn. 253.51S bushels; oats. 1O34SS
bushels total grain, 3S5,39G bushels; Hour, 2l9s4
barrels.
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"CuR AETNA BATTERY"
bas proved blessing to all who have used It
IS Jth-ave, n. \.
Ocean Steamers.
DED "DD LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

DED "Dr LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
FOR LAGUAYRA PUERTO CABELLo. CURACAO AND
MAKACAIBO
From Pier 80 East River. -
CARACAa =. saturday. May /.
VALLNCIA Thursday. May l3.
These AMERICAN STEAMERS. specially bult lor tne
trade superior accommodations for passengers
eters that may be sent up TO noon on inc lays te
will be duly forwarded providing thcy are IN
closed in stanped envelopes OF denomination s9ncIen1
the United states postage offs cents per haiohce
For freight passage apply TO
'' - ~ WalLst
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MILWAUKEE. Aprl lt.-Fiour nuiet Wheat strong, cash
1850: April 6asc Nav II sc June 194c Corn firm NO..
3Gi9c. Oats dull. Nc. 2. Bic. Rye quiet: No l. "a Ec
BsIieT anet No hOtc "a DIVISIONS 70, p s, Ms,s
Cash or AprL 81 s.. Nav 9 ~ = 8utter quiet
Choice Creamery S422c Cheesefsest cream ii p &c
Eggs-Frcsh. lOallc ORGANISATIONS. $500 nbls wheat
bbls. Wheat. 4.~7J )usn.; Barley 9.11j Ousn
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financial.
$4,000
Detroit Bay City and Alpena RR Co.'s

Detroit, Bay City and AIpena RR Co.'s
FIRST MORTGAGE 3O-YBAR o PER CENT GOLD
BONDS.
ISSUED AT THE RATE OF $4,000 MILE, INCLUD-
ING EQUIPMENT
payable January July by the Farmers Loan and
Trust Company. III New-York.
THE BONDS ARE IN EVERY RESPECT FIRST
CLASS INVESTMENT.
The road Of which has been made standard has
been IN successful operation since 1888
tits feeder OF the Michigan Central with which com.
many IL has valuable traffic agreement which practically
the bonds Its net earnings are
canal 10 nearly OF its Interest charges
and this before with the Michigan Central was
e.ecued We recommend bold its merits first.
class security equal cent bond in the market
"a, e, HOLLlMS g. CO.,
~ AND - BROADWAY.
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For Bows and Young Men-Country.
ALEXANDER INSTITUTE. Military
~ Poardjng school. White Plains. y. Y.
= ~ Pr.ncipalO. Il. WILLIS, Th. d.
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For Both Sexes---Country.

For Both Sexes---Country.
CLIFFSIDE BOARDING SCHOOL for young
~ boys and CIR summer term May l. u
Address MRS. w. H. JEAN, Nyack N. u.
DOCKLAND COLLEGE-NlACk-O IN HE
Ia HUDsON.-PrCIaiaoIy and business Tor gehtic ,
GraCuatng tCuisc or ladies' twelve teachers Enter d.
81" 'D"'' "'NU ''' ". H. BANIsTER A. NJ. Prn.
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EUROPEAN pRoDUcE MARKET.

LIVERPOOL April "A Provisions Bacon Cumberland ca,
81 Cd; Long idles 29s I'd: Snort Cieir Ndde3
3O I'd: shoulders. Us Sd per cwt-
Bee-1Cs Extra indian Ness PRIME Mess = OF.
Pork-irne Ness. jls Od per OBJ; Prime Mess Eastern
Cd. Lard Amencan. 32s: PrlIEe W est
ern 3ls ID: Lard OIL. 0d Hanls-Lone cut I2s. I'd
Shoulders 81 Cd cwt for hnest United
States Chcese-A mencsn Choice JlA I'd Wheat-kel
Western Is I'd rs 5d Red Winter r. "a s. 4d
per Al. New western intef1s. i
New Mixed Western. "a. ST.; California NO l. IS. Od %
Is Californian No p Is Sd 6s.sd per Genital Produce
Spirltsof rurpentne. 29 Cd; do London. 2-s I'd
refined DcrOicun, 6isd I'll per gallon. Cioversecn-
Red per cvt. Taov23 ia. DercSt Rose.
-Common. ~ Pale. lls Cd aOs. Cd Lnsecd OH. Is
1aliow-tine American 26s. Sd. Prim, Clty
23s 3D. American Refrigerated Beef. hind quart
ers. : ILL.,: 1ofe quarters. 4lad. per ID $1,000.
LONDON April IA Pfoducc-inseed Oil 3l9 i2s 6dDfl9
0s Caleutta Lnsecd 4ds ID quarter iAnseed
Cake 81 jsdt7 6d. ton Refined Petroleum. sd 20
Giud gallon spirits Of Tnrpentue - Cd per cwt
Sperm OH. els per ton Rosin-Common IS ID cwt.
Pale. It's dlla Provisions Lard. 3Js Od. per cwt or
Americana sugar las 81. cwt. for Cuba Centrifugal
poarizng $50 and - ID l3s 5dOr cuba Nuscovi r
refining adoat: Australian ralow -BseL Is Od % -.
o.; Mutton. DPS Cd. n24S 81 Cocoa Nut Oi-CcYi)1,
i2bs. I'D. Cochin. 929E23 Is -
ANTWERP. April N.-Petroleum-FiDe pale American lG
francs 80 cenes paid and 10 francs ~ q centnes sellers
Wcoxs Lard CLOSED IS francs 20 ccnmes per 100 kos
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GAS BONDS, Water. County and Railroad
~ Bonds for sale:

~ Bonds for sale
w BRENTON YELLING. 30 Broadway.
CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF NEW JERSEY, }
ll0 LBEgIY-sT,
NEw-YoRK. April G, 1886.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the An
~ nuai Meeting OF the Stockholders Of the CENTRAL
RAILROAD COMPANY OF NEWJERsEY to elect nine
for the will held
the the Company in Jersey city between the hours
OF ~ O'Clock and O'Clock m, Of FRIDAY. MAY THE
SEVENTH, NEXE
The Transfer Books both In NewYork and Philapclphia
will closed from Friday the sixteenth instant to Monday
the Tenth proxmo.
BY order.
SAMUEL KNOX, Secretary
nSWEGO AND SYRACUSE STOCK bought;
" also N W Providence and Boston stock and Wabash
receivers certificates.
W. BRkNTON YELLING. No 90 Broadway
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Ocarhers.

4 MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGENCY supplies Professors Teachers, Tutors Gov
etc, Colleges Schools and Families Apply to
MRS. NJ. J. YOUNG-FULrON. 23 Union Square
4 RELIABLE selection of school circulars for
~ parents teachers tutors sup
phed +. MIRIAM COYRILRE. 81 East l7thst
4 FAMILY going to Europe wishes to find
~ for their governess North German lady dplomee) a
situation as teacher OF French German aud music address
I. D.. SO Monroe place. brooklyn
CCHOOL AGENCY.
OOdes and best known in the United States Estabd lS5
j. W. SCHERMERHORN & CO.. = East l4thst, New-York.
TEACHERS TED.-Gentlemen Pen
manshlp and drawing 200; Grcek mathematics Col
ege south Ladies Vocal and instrumental music. Music
French German Eiocutlon. French German. Eocu'
ton Latin and geography Normal school Many calls fer
september. Apply to w. D. KERR, Secretary
UnOn Teachers Agency, Ii Aston Place, n. Y.
PREACHERS WANTED.-Ladics French and
German for Seminary near New York; interview TO-DAY
art and music; several French and German teachers
j. w. SCHERMERHO KN & CO.. Z East lAth.st., y. Y.
WANTED Experienced German lady to
" teach piano and German. Address PRINCIPAL. Box
222S New York City.
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OONDHOLDERS' COMMITTEE.
LAFAYETTE. BLOOMINGTON & MUNCIE RAILROAD

As the holders the and Sandusky Di-
vision OF The Lake Erie and Wtstern Railway Teprc-
a is highly important that the m
teIests holding Bonds the Western division should
be protected the present foreclosure We the under
signed appointed Committee 10 take suc action
be necessary % Il end IN view. We therefore re
holding Mortgage Income Bonds
issued by the Lafayette Bloomington and Munce RAILROAD
Company 10 forward without delay Their s, addresses
and OF holdings to JOSIAH g. kElFt secretary
of commit at Br0ad-s New-Iork CITY, r. q. Box
3l5 and we especially caution BOndhoders against giving
consent 10 any plan that has yet pre-
Of holders Common Stock and Float
ing Debt.
New.York, March 81 1856.
WARREN DELANO,
WILLIAM II. STARBUCK,
&. WOEulSHOFFER,
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For Young Ladies-Countrv.
sTJNHE ELMS," Sprn giield, Mass.-Family
i Day and Music Scho FOR Girls Primary Acadeun1
file .sco ana Post-GIaiuate Courses ..,. ,,,-.,.,
e''s MISSES PORTER & CHAMPNEY Principals
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Musical Instruction.
NRAND CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
1e WEST OQD-CT AZ

16-NEST 23D-SI.-4b.
The leading school eocutlon dramatic art 'oeis
laueusces drawing painting. Free advantages eq ID
si1 lessons Der week Tor particulars address ,,,.
" l.. EBrRHARD President
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Jnsirnriion.
For Boys and Young Men-City.

For BOYS and Young Men-City.
DOBERT X. RAYMOND, o.,,
is rEnfpsu
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, No. No.
sd S...ss sint
H. NJ ncSSy, W. l. Ami NC Hendnck'On' AsSote'
For Eoth sexes-Citv.
THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
fS SsasphS &c
The best spTns e
Id hA Mss cc22Ihsha5lM;s SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
Harvard Preparatory Class ST. Boys CiasseA
Art Schools-Cisy.
AIRS. LOUISA 3. CULVER o.,.,.. % e.,
M oil nP eo SeS San @
isndrHape chin" gs ,mG,n N and SgSSaSn
References ,,-
MI hSn,Ington President Nan9 1ae ASndsm aT
N" william t hl bs ~ ii jo ms Sa%'' "A'
Musical instruction.
GRAND CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
46-WEST 23D-ST.-46.
The leading school elocution dramatic art foreign
neusees drawing end PAINTING Free Gan'ases eq 10
tA 'ss0nS P'' VIVA -'' p" T. LBn RHARD. President
For Young Ladies-Countrv.
'rINHE ELMS," Springfield, Mass.-Family.
i Day and Music School Tor 3rI Primary Academic
cassiea 'dIi roWTER cnAMrNEy Principals
For Both Sexes Country.
CLIFFSIDE BOARDING SCHOOL for young
'O' ''" Address i RS. ". Il. JEAN Nyack N Y
DOCKLAND COLLkGE-NYACk-ON ,THE
~ ana hn1nf ,es lUr Inter at
'HS ''H' '0'0' '"'''S " II. BANIsTER. A NJ. Prn
For Bows and Young Men-Country.
ALEXANDER INSTITUTE. Military
"A Boarding school White rnnS Il WILLIS rh D.
RETTS ACADEMY, Stamford, Conn.
ID boys boarding. school Of The Rishes, grade rena,
DURDENTOWN Nh MILITARY INSTI-
spSS ocs s1Sa
S Nes ese AaGss Kew OGt 's
Princil al. Bordentovn. n.
DOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
summer G Winter Of
ELMWOOD SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-At Mil
" ford Conn Parents who are m tie in the man
oleG BY . scSSo S"p
FORT HILL SCHOOL (for Boys. ..oo ,
JAMES S %%f fri LEE Sadmasier canandaisu
FREEHOLD INSTITUTE. Freehold. n. j.
umD a and an4s Tor SnSf rH
NsFdrmf for pS For
catalogue aud particulars address the Principal.
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY,
wCTofsT Mess Ot year s SGHi Ss 1881
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
Chester Costly buildings Thorough instruction: A
eais9 En 9&r
DECTORY SCHOOL, Hamden, Conn.
IL A amilv Boarding -School for Young Boys
Rev. HAYNES LORD EVEKkSI, NJ A.. Rector.
$3.50. Spring Term Opens April ~.
REy. A. G. SHEARS, NJ. D., founder of the
home school, offers chance IN his family.
Haven Conn., for the best training Of few young boys
health morals manners and books references
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.
J. Department Of Arts H. Towne Scientific School. III.
Wharton School Of Finance and Economy ~. Course In
Philosophy V. Course IN Music. VI. Medical school VII
Dental school, VIII. Veterinary School IN Law school
Biological School. NJ. Department or PmlosJphY.
In making inquiry please specify department
REV. JESSE Y. URK. Secretary
University OF Pennsylvania. West Philadelphia Penn
Miscellaneous.
4 LADY residing in the country near Long
~ and Rockaway, minute from depot. to
trains day 10 miles from New York will board few
Chill with or without tuition terms reasonable Address
Mrs D., Pedrsafs L. i.
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DEPARTMENT or FINANCE,
OFFlCs OF THE CONTROLLER.

OFFICE MISSOURI, KANSAS AND TExAs RAILWAY Co,
lv5 BROADWAY. nLwloBK April .. 1886
T'IIE ANNUAL NEE ,ING of the stockhOld-
OF the Missouri. Kansas and Texas Railway Company
election Directors for the ensuing
other business that be brought before
meeting will be held at the office OF the Company Parscns
Kansas "Wednesday, the 18Th day Of May lss6 ~
O'Clock, M.
STOCK will be closed afternoon of
April II until the morning OF May 20 next
ID. HENSON. Secrefary
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eteamboais an0 Railroads.

eteamboats ano RAILROADS..
ALBANY BOATS. Peoples Line"
n DREW and DEAN RICHMOND.
Pier Al n. r. foot Canas daily Sundays excepted
Connecting at Albany for ali points West.
u TO OLD FONT COMFORT. Norfolk Va and south.
thence Palace Steamers arriving at Old Point IL n
-'0''' " 9l9 Broadway. n. Y.
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH. ,o,n.,
1NEW.YoRK, NEw.HAvEN AND HARTFORD r. n
Trains leave Harlem River STATEN corner iS2ds ana
- "a sgS ssr S rs Il %sr1. ss:sas?. af fo t
eh s Msns aud
w for al s7s
gs snt and sSed Branches and and
for Ss and all intermediate St.
"e Sunday a. trans for intermediate 81.
sGS' sSS with Grand Depot and
EHIGH VALLEY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
oss sam$ %Hs. Sss
g ws, fu MassrtE
IND R s5s Ia. Gs sunday
General Eastern ofOe. No as Br1 s%T SGroy ora
DOPULAR SHORE LINE for BOSTON and
S' an. d. .scsPo
sundays IL !" "''f as.fff 'sfHias sas
WEXFORD ROUTE TO NEWPORT. r. L
w Leave Grand central bsp0 as 40 aelioT'I
1rssp m arriving sryins IN SsspSrs At
ID AWnsr'0" ''f' wa Sup.
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Art Schools-Cisy

AIRS. LOUISA B. CULVER
I VIII receive pupils beginning Tuesday, October 20 IN
drawing oil and water color painting, ' hia mowers anu
lsudrcape china painting and decoration
studio No so Madisonava
References
MI l. Huntington President Nauola, Academy OF DesTa
Nj. William Hart, n. A.; MI James NJ. Hart, n. A"
II. David Johnson. n A.
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSO

IN RIVER RAILkOA D. Commencing Nov. 20. 1884,
IT. gh trains will leave Grand Central Depot:
tS Rochester and Montreal Express; through draw
ina Rochestor. St Adams and Rouses Point.
m. Fast Limited Chicago Express with dining
stopping Albany, Utica. Sytacuse Rochester. Buffalo,
Ngrra Falls Erie Cleveland and Toledo arriving at Chicago
P60a IN next day.
tt6soa m Chicago Express drawing room
daiguA Rochester. Niagara Falls and Bunalo. 49,.
til m Western New York and Northern Express. Win
drawing room cars. -
$50 d n Albany Troy and Utica Express through draw.
ing cars To Saratoga Fl Edward and oens Falls on
Saturdays only. -
Chicago and ST Louis Express with sleeping carr
Fisg,ra Falls buffalo Cincinnati Toledo Detroit Sns
cago and Il. Louis a..
$40 n Express with sleepngcsrs TO syracuse and 70
Auburn road. and 70 Saratoga; also TO Montreal .h..
rolls D. Pacific Express With sleeping cars Tor koeneS
tor Buffalo Niagara Falls Cleveland, Toledo sI LOUIS ~
iiiS D. M Night Express with sleeping cars to Albany
and TROY Connects With morning trains Tor tho west ana
for tho North except Saturday nighO. ,,,..
Tickets on sale at Grand Central Depot No bowling
1reon broadway. iaIem Depot l2oth 81 ana it ave
and Westcotts Express Onces Park place near broa
way 1856 aud D<2 Broadway aud O2 West lZotP ST.
York. $50 Washington aud 7So Fulton SITS, BrooAVh ana
4th st, Williamsburg ,..... .... can h.
nmodsons in drawing and seepng cars can ps
procured the ticket occs Ia Newfork Siy ano
1913 Washing ct. Brooklyn, 49, ,,uo.
Baggage called for and checked from residence
sThese trains daily All others daily except sunday
IN ToIJuEY d. NJ. KENDRICK,
asnesG Superintendent 0snsrAi PsAs.nSsr Axank.
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A1nRrHRRN RAILROAD or NEW. .JERSEY

~ Trains leave from Cbsnbersst Dcpo FOR Enserood
Nyack T. $50 10 m J. 20 4. 4 90
b4O 8 40. $50 D. II midnight Sundays z. M and
Nanuet Spring Valley and aonsey 7. 10 m. $50 D. m.
Sundays . a m.
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Danrins Araoemies.

LEXANDER MACGREGOR'S, 112 5th-avc.
IN Waltzng thoroughly acquired in few private lessons
(stricty pTiyate). Lessons daily.
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ALL FARES REDUCED VIA

A LII FAKES hEDONED IN
"A sToNINaToN LINE INSIDE ROUTE;
leave from new por North River block above CanA
At at 500 D. m daily. except sunday new train VIII
paror cars rscnng chars between steamers landing AM
boston without charge u c.r., p....ru.r A. ran,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-15

DETTS ACADEMY, Stamford, Conn.
ID A boys boarding. school OF the highest grade -,
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THE COUNTRY BANKER: HIS CLIENT
CARES, AND WORK.

From the Experience OF Forty Years BY GEORGE RAE
author Of Bulions Letters to Bank Manager with an
American Preface by BRAYTON IVES. eX President OF the
New.York stock Exchange. VOL, l2mo, S. 3d.
The book full only Of practical details for the nsruo
nov,ces but Of sbrewd and counsel which
will make 1t valuable OF the older heads-New ork
Jourual OF Commerce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-15

~ Reduction OF faces TO all points Boston 3d. Worces
Steamers Pier sOrfh River, o
Wstts next pier above Desbrosses Ferry 500
p III. daily, except sunday.
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Nem ordinations.
CHARLES SCRIBNERS SONS
NEW BOOKS:
THE LATE MRS NULL.

BY FRANK r. STOCKTON. VOL l2mo ST 60
very happy book and will not only add to MI sto'
tons reputation will place him az the leader OF pecu
style writing where well bred honest ana lhnoce
buinor is the salient trait IN Y. Times
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Gteamboats and nailroa6s.

A -kONDUUr and KINGSTON, land ar
a. ct Crsnstons west Point Cornwall Newburg Ne
koro Milton, Pouznsecpste and Esopus conuect,ny VI
ksiirosis. steamers CRY OF 1SGsr II and JAXEl
" BALDWIN leave every week Gay % M, pier foot z
Harrison st.. except saturdays whom CITY fNGsr0N
leaves st p m.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-15
STRUNG iISHON A SNAKE.
The Peculiar ret of am Awful Liar
and How b was Utilized.

When | was living down to Punta Rassa
said native, l had black snake that was
treated just as if it was one of the family
writes Florida Munchausen to the Louis
vile Courier journal. 1t had grown up
with us, you might say. for my boys had
caught it when it was only about foot
long, and it got to be over four feet. When
the children would go out into the yard for
frOlic, or off nutting or fishing. they
always took Ben-which was the name of
the snake-along. He was very useful in
every way, too. Some days the boys would
90 out after berries or wild grapes, and
take bushel basket with 'em. Ben would
coil up in the basket and go, too.
Well, if they filled the basket, which
they generally did, it made a pretty hefty
load for two to carry; so they'd just show
the snake what was wanted and he'd fasten
his head on one side the basket and his tail
on tOther, making another handle, so to
speak. and, well, four of my boys would
carry the load home without sweating any
% 'em too much. If it were brier-be berries
they had. Ben would help stem and pick out
the briers and sticks and dirt from 'em. In
that kind of work he was as handy as ten
year-old gal.
When the boys went fishing Ben would
lay down in the boat and go fast asleep,
but when they got through and pulled for
shore he'd wake up. yaWn little and then
stretch out straight, for he knew his place
in the procession was waiting for him. The
boys always used INN to string their fish on.
and then one would take him by the head
and the other by the tail and they had as
nice fish cart as you'd wish to see.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-15
NOT AS BAD AS IT LOOKS.

Hon. BURKE COCHRAN, the new 1am-
many congressman, who is an avoWed
enemy of civil service reform, claims that
in recent interview with Mr.. CLEVE-
LAND he convinced the president of tn e
absurdity of the civil service law by citing
the fact that under its operations the presi-
dent himself would he disqualified from
holding subordinate government position
because he had passed the age of 10, and
that higher schOl astic standard was pre-
scribed for $1,000 clerkship than for the
president of the United States. There is
an apparent absurdity in the condition of
the civil service, and yet when we take a
closer look at it we see that it is more
reasonable than it appears at first sight. In
the first place, the president is elected to
Office, while the clerks in the departments
are appointed. In the matter of select
ing a president no scholastic standard
could be prescribed because the people
could not be restricted in that respect in
making choice of chief magistrate. In
the matter of appointing department sub
ordinates a scholastic standard not only
can be established, but ought to be, because
the peculiar character of work to be per
formed requires peculiar qualifications on
the part of the individual who performs
it. When Mr.. COCHRAN has spent term
or two in congress, and has had opportunity
to become familiar with the routine work of
the departments, be will be better recon-
cled to the operations of the civil service
law. Its incOngruities will be less apparent
to his mind than now.