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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1886-08-28
EXCURSION TO DRUID HILL
IL PARK.

The Reformed Sunday School of this city,
will have an Excursion to Druid Hill Park,
Baltimore. ON Fridag, =SsPtenbep ID. Train
will leave Westminster at 6.47 a. M, and re-
turning leave Pennsylvania Avenue Station,
Baltimore, at Gas p. m. Fare. round trip
tickets, Sl.OO for adults, and so cents each
for children under Is years of age. The
friends of the school and the public generally
are cordially invited to accompany them on
this delightful trip. aug 28:1t.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1886-08-28
DALTIMoRE COUNTY FAIR
TO CREDITORS.

NO. 24l1 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll county.
Francis Warner, plaintiff, against Daniel c.
Frank, defendant.
Notice is hereby given to all the creditors of
Daniel G. Frank, who were such on or prior
to the 18th day of May, A. D. 1886, the date
Of the deed of trust filed in the above entitled
cause, to file their claims. duly proven and
authenticated, with the Clerk of the Circuit
Court for Carroll county, on or before the 1st
day of November, A. d. 1886
JNO. j. BAUMGARTNER, JR.,
aug28 1t Auditor
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1886-08-28

Base Ball Shoes soc per Pair.
Base Ball Shoes, mems and boys best
goods, sold from 81 to Sl.75, at only soc per
pair.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1886-08-28
p@FANs THE SAME WAY.

SATTEENS, PERCALES Il CRINKLES
and all White Goods which retailed from lie
to zoe. are all put to SIC per yard. Call and
look at them.
$3.50 Bed Comforts now Sl.25.
$3.50 Blankets now $l.25.
A big lot of Horse, Lap and Bed Blankets
at such q sacrifice.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1886-08-28

I shall use no other. 1t has equaled in
every respect Fertilizer for which paid forty
dollars per ton.
MICHAEL. YINGIIXG.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1886-08-28
STRAW HATS.

Your choice of our stock at soc; some of
them sold at $3.50
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1886-08-28
We have a
pa-PILE OF ovERCoATs-ea

Just the same way, and the same prices ac-
cordingly on them.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1886-08-28

Our Light Weight $40 Suits
Are all reduced to IS, and we paid $3.50 to
IS for them, but we can't carry them later.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1886-08-28

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

N. l. GoRsUCH & son,
ug2l if Westminster, Md.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1886-08-28
nIssoLUTIoN OF PARTNER
SLIP

r ISTOF UNCLAIMED MATTER
IL Hemain;n4 in the Post Office, Westmin-
ster. Md, August u, 1886:
Adams, Rei. A. W. Keefer, Mrs. Jennie
Barnes, john W. ~ Keeier, Mrs. Jane
Dorsey. Miss Fannie Morrison, Miss Annie
Erb, Mrs. Joseph j. Roger, l. w.
Fainman, George Slater Miss Lizzie
Graham, Miss NJ. Smith, John G.
Huff, Edward Zenith, Miss Martha
Persons calling for matter in the above list
win say it was advertised
aug IS JOS. B. BOYLE, p NJ.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1886-08-28

The Prohibitionists in New York and Penn
sylvania have entered politics and will draw
so heavily from the now disorganized Repub-
lican party that Democratic victory is as
sured in the former state and almost assured
in the latter.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1886-08-28

A spirited primary contest in Baltimore
county is quite probable. Mr.. Talbot is
offering himself as a candidate for Congress,
and very large number of voters there think
that Congressman Shaw is entitled to re-
nomination and is very acceptable repre-
sentative.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1886-08-28

There is novel political situation in Ten
nessee. Hon. Robert l.. Taylor is the Dem
ocratic nominee for Governor, and his broth
er, Hon. Alfred Taylor, is the Republican
nominee for the same position.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1886-08-28

aug2ltf
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1886-08-28

Hon. Charles II. Gibson was renominated
for Congress by the Democrats of the First
Maryland District on Thursday, by acclama-
ton.
Rev. Alexander J. Drysdale, of New Or
leans, La, was chosen Bishop of the Diocese
of Eastnn. ON Thursday.
The Washington bee., 1886-05-29
j. H. DABNEY.
FIRST GLASS UNDERTAKING.

Establishment at AL i ST. n. w
With Coffins, Caskets, and allkinds
of furnishing materials, suitable
for accommodations, and supply
ing the General orders at the short
est notice.
The Washington bee., 1886-05-29
CITY OF BROTHERLY LOVE.
A SEVERE RAIN STORM. NEWS, &C.
(From our regular correspondent
Philadelphia, May 25th, 1886

Philadelphia, May 18th, 1886.
We had quite severe rain storm
here Saturday night and lasted all
night, but the weather was rather
warm Sunday and on Monday 1T
turned quite cool. The knights OF
the Golden Eagle paraded the
prominent streets here on Tuesday
and presented quite a fine appear
ance. They we're reviewed by the
Mayor as they passed Independence
Hall. Mr.. A. ii. Rush, one OF the
elites of Philadelphia arrived a
few days ago from an extended
trip North. The Robert Bryant
Post, G. A. r. holds a camp fire
Thursday night and having had a
complimentary presented to me, l
shall attend and speak of it i'll my
next letter. There is society in
New York city called the West ln-
dies Association and composed OF
the country men from the various
Islands, st. Thomas, Barbados,
st. Crox and a good many others.
lit is spoken of very highly ASIts
members. One of the members
holds aposition, as L have learn
ed, in the p o. department in your
city and no doubt he has acqualnt-
ed his friends of the progress OF the
order. The originator, Mr.. A. q.
Munday. has exerted himself in va
rious ways for the good OF his
countrymen and / wish him sue
cess.
/ shall visit Washington this
coming fall, in the inter
est OF the Hotel Brotherhood, TO or
ganize an order in your city, and
| shall come with the firm resolu-
tion of being successful.
DIR. g. III. Hamilton, who has
been confined at his residence by
severe sore throat, was permitted
By his physician 10 return TO his
post of duty, and received many
congratulations OH his return.
Ii has been my intention 10 give
the many readers of your paper
short sketch OF the lives OF tue
prominent caterers OF this city, III
cluding Stevens aud Others, bui
shall make the delay until the sum
mer season is over.
Yours
Wanderer.
The Washington bee., 1886-05-29
JUST OUT.
FOUR GREAT SPEECHES
OF
HON, FRED. DOUGLASS.


The people OF this country who de-
sire to read the tour great speeches
of Hon. Fred. Douglass in pamphlet
form can obtain them by sending
80 cents in postage stamps. The
pamphlet will contain the Louis.
vile speech, and the three great
speeches delivered in this city
April 10th, "a, April 10th, 80 and
April 10th, so. The occasions be.
ing the anniversaries of the Eman-
cipation of Slaves in the District of
Columbia. For 80 cents in postage
stamps pamphlet will be sent to
anv address in the Uuited States.
Or we VIII send copy of the BEE
for one year and Mr.. Douglass
speeches for 81, 20 cts.
Address,
w. CALVIN CHASE,
Editor of the BEE 1109 l st. H. w.
Washington, ID. G.
The Washington bee., 1886-05-29
SPECIAL NOTICE

Persons in the city, who n
suhSer. bers for the BERare rcqueS,
ted not TO pay agents any m N
than 5 months subscrip >on, in =,
vancedor the BEE. All "v,r hat
amount must he paid al tie otfic'
of the BEE. TIE managers WI
not be responsible for amy am m
over so cts. pa d to agens Sub.
scnbers outside of the C ty must
pay in advance and names must
be sent 10 the office and not glver
TO agent. 1t there is anv irr' gu.
lariiy Oh the part "t the agen
our subscribers will do Us the fa\
or by reporting the same t, th'
Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-01
ADMIRAL PORTEhS NEW EO0K.
THE SHOT At SUMTER A BLESSING.

TIE SHOT At SUMTER BItSNlN"'
Extracts from admiral POr'rs lor'tcong N"'"' "'''
H"""''' ' oftte CiUd war; -,
porbonS the best thiag that ever happened ~
,hs Great couutrl the hriGc On foit 9"'Hr' "h,
H. INNS of Noultrr and other forts. VINO can say u"
tve are NOT A greater Nation to day, WIFE Hec"1In
throughout the Land. than We we're IN le uhy ri,
e%r"rs ana ojes OF the south and the amer anu tu
dc. ~ the North which emhltercd one a|hiErV NV
o,t.r s,,d made Tho great Council Hall or the Ndu"u d
lie "t violence and discordl All that has Deen swept
aw,v with the fall OF slavery. ana lhaiedl Oh u HS
uuion of all the states. more earnest anu iI"elI,
SIN h,fore with the Southern section OF NC C"u,S
rnyi,, more prosperous and more happy uhuvI Itrc
pr a7d equal ri ihs for all those VINO i've IN tht
south In another generation pcole VIII llhtl4 p ~
theiIy when James Island and houtr'e op'h'" 'No
rAssI\ c, FORTS JACKSON AND ST. PHILIP.
Nh yr,udrr or more beautiful sight could nave peen
,o,,;3d iGnn The scenes OF that u!g'. From S'ehcr'
uortarS-the phdutOm-Ake n0'em'nt" ol we 49,,
C,v,i no sou dan increased roar oi h'hNS -u"n '
VIII le the inurIars burst forth INTO iAlu p" ~,
os a., drew the cdeiuys ~oihS. NNNc' CIV
vessel added her guns 10 those aIti''y AZ WI, A. i
ry earth seemed To shake from their reverb" atoms.
bnrn,n raft added It's lurd glare 10 the h''h", am w
H,ry ira k OF mortar shells a. the pdse1 "
aloft and sometimes burst III nil"'l Nv
the IMPRESSION that heaven ltsrlt h"' J"nu" % -
ers sIrtfe The succeeding silence W IS almost a. NN
am Frnln the weighing OF tic anchors one tioH "'u
Ten minutes SAW the vessels By tie IOFl- anu
IN ms wpy To Orleans the prize staKed upon TIC
fierce game OF war just ended .,- ali, .bo,o ~,
The rising sun. tho morning after INC IS" ,, va
sut,,u1 faceS even among the wounded fdff"sut ~
ceiyed the congratulations OF his "lActS as nc hau
6nrt.d Inc great light, with uperlurDaOlty no "dSV'
no time In vain regrets over the sduI' mn" ,a
rs rictnrv INT ma1ng the signal Push on 10 New-Oi
in.ns spened to FORGET the iMperlshtbe ianr lie Hu
won while in tnou sht he WAS following up us great
victory the end
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-01
LITERARY NOTES.

Tho or,hor Of d" adds and "Tip-Cat" has taken Il
ate, bockUard IN "Our Little Ann lkooe''e
RrotLc,s, The stony has an attractive simplei'y anu
many true touches of human experience anu 'e'i"N
Int nowhere does il show forth "a strength oe""' '
rothos like those OF "Tip-Cat" This last Sl'lS !" Z"
little sermon on heroic unsclhshness when u'S''
many a re-rcadng.
"a Bohemian Tragedy" Is tie title oil mover ""'!"
the retersons are about to bring out Its ""'"oi =
Miss Lily Curry
nTbo ya1c Literary Magazine celebrates it' semi
.,..;,I i, ,ho rchrua,v number. Started in 80 ny
Wm;.r, NJ E,srts and four classmates, inc LII
h held ;rs own Tor halt century and Is To-Day ho'
o,lv tbe coolest college periodical" nut Is a,e' INV
oldest monthly of any sort in America Eoi'''' "'
boards Of five members are elected from Succo'S''0
senior classes aid contributions are accepted rum LEV
UNDERGRADUATE departments OF the c"Hes''
f,,ocr editors have contributed articles which VIII
or,rose the February number: the Hon. W lillian NJ
Evarts Donald G. Mitchell Tx Marvel lroiesSor -
A LYMAN Charlton T. Lewis, Professor l. " LouHS-
bury. Professor f. X. Sill Andrew White, Dan'ei u
Gilman and the Hon. W. w. Grape
There is little that il new in w. T. Hutchinson
winter Holiday" providence Press Company o"'
the little story of travel ia Cuba and Nassau Is pSnS
written and is full of pleasant spirit oil ENJOY NV u"
Here and there Is more serious stralh aS /" '"i"
anecdote OF telegraph boy ana the
ofalr: During the cay OF the massacre "i '''
ai.notcbes were prohibited and close guard kept
nnop the office Tins boy had learned the art and "o'
hepc known as AN operator not watched SO cose'
ga the rest When the sentence OF inc uru'n n'"'
court-martal came ill., that the prisoners S"ou'' i'
shot at sunrise the next day, be stood M win Dis
,l IN the instrument and unobserved sent Inc news
IN Jamaica where one two English gnnOoatS lay.
suspecting some treachery, thee V'sselS S'e""i'"
over at once oaly eighty miles, and arrived III ''"' 10
rascrc tbo last two men. Our Consul had O'Sgeu'
threatened and pleaded in vain, AMI finally turned 10
IL; E,,isb official brother in despair. That gentleman
took his consular flag and carriage. drove dow" 10
, ccpo stcppei zen the last prisoners ana 'h'
firing party and lifting his dag, simply Sa'd Mao"
uasv no more Of this The Gino""'S lay IL"
hundred wards away, but were not needed. inc Eng
III ac which meant surc and speedy rescue "a vel
rs stern and certain eaiatIon for nsut-was enough
and the last two were saved"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-01

Reefsos Cd Ipaa %G'' rTSe Ness less ascSS
s"i4 q, I'm ~. 81 IarI Amcrcan IS; ri'I, ~
t ,, Lara oil 3,s al i1n5-"as r1 ~, ait"d
81. Al Butter O rer cWt Or nus IL
c,,ras ,en.e-A mcrIcsn t'nDce - o. ~ - = I'D
s,cr, ,.ur,ug IA ~ 3D.; Red W inter- - u
"eE"rP '".. ,,t ~ T.: New Western WinteI,'t = :.
~ Ngt,o-u California ~" J. "S;
80" Imam X a. . u I'd. aG-. 81. Der Genital ITO 'uco
ctrijs5 Tlrvolttc. sos. a.; do 81 L2hdoh'
~, :, ,,frnteu,i "a. Vcr gallon rlovtrnH"L
n.,i,1n RlI 49, pc: st. iuioT = ~ az M, 81
lis. Oh a6l@ u ishs.5l c''
- 49, ryt Tailow -!lIc n3rc ~ % 1d; ,Lth 49,
20 W IIneric 40 refrigerated B ef hhd qulrt'
- Il. ioIe uarttrA. I'D per ID go ,,o -, ctl5 ca -
LI;Gy Zoo 2-ProGu-e Ianseri Oi4 ~ SOU mood
n ,,r nm al, uta i.usret AS. IL Dcr aufrtI "a %
Cstr ia n II a. ton. Rrnneu TO-, nnr crt
I per .an)I Spirits Ot FIrncntIA JIG - "a 10 nr wi
-, ,pr Tnmon. 81 po pcI W.
,i ,,;s an. Provisions SIS OF per C%, , ,ot
I,,,,car Iirar - "a per tJr CuUa CthuH l.
pisrtzUc 955 ana 49, 81. 49, iOr CdDa nts'o ,i ~
I,,,,a .1,,It Nu,tr.la1 TliOW -}33L rs. or: U-'N
~. St,iif,, 5js Gi.n IjL ga Cocoa Nat Oh-Ce'"l'
i S' Feb 7-;ycors Logi closed at 10 francs
30 ccntm, per 100 kllos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-01
INVEST SHORE RAILROAD.

w y Y. G. & II. n. Il. l. Co. Lessee. .
THE WEST SHORE RQU rE T. ALONG THE VEST
SHORE OF THE WORLD FAM - HUBS " II
AR0UND '6THILL> Of ChrSKILL MOUNTAINS,
MOUAW~. go.
A. stat on as follows
All trains cave from new downtown station foot OF Jay ST.
North River 20 minutes earlier than from foot OF "esi
Dciroit and Chicago $50 a. m 800 STOP nj. seeDers
through.
kO, hester Suspension Bridge Niagara Fails '3O
M. 900 = 40 Slecpers and drawing room cars
Uuca and Syracuse, 800. IL % m, Is 80. $40 ~
Highland, Po'k -epsic and Kingston 40 ''3' l2o ~,
800. = ~, 'll.lU and 600 y. Tor Kingston
Ssugertes and Albany. g 30 1926 m, 80 600, elO
gat4Sn. =. o. II. g5a M 3 81. $40. llOp.m.
Crauston's West Point, Cornwall and NcUhurg. = 10
@ 80 ll2b 300 49, $40 II - and 500 IN
Tor C0ruW all and cwburg.
For Montreal and CauAdS Fast 600 p m
London. $3.50 q. 900 $40 T. M Toronto
- 30 a M. TOO. -. 10 p.
Daily tDaiy except saturday Other trains ia ~ e1ep'
SUNDAY. . ..-..,,
tons apply 1t ohces HohoSen ~ HUDSON
at Brookyn 1888 Washing Onst. so Fulton ST. Annes
onicc foo; of Fulton at New YORK Ciy 30 aet 81 sig
broadway i53l2 Bowery, aud West NnOie stations 1907
Nest ga ST and foot Of Jay 81, North River Wsfors
Express call and check baggage non hoes ana resi-
lcnces Orders can be left Of tIcke otlCr~ ..rr
HENRY pNEIE
$50 Broadway. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-01
COTTON u>nNrrs-sY TELGiRAPH.

LIVERPOOL Feb 27-l.:3O p. m.-Cotton unu am PIiI
,,,rev m tuycr, favor Midd,ns pldnd IL, oil 90,
Mm!Hr9 orleans. 44G. sal 's-V0ou GlSS ,,aIcs al
t,' Ter s,,ocllton aI export cipts ~ DalrI
Ametca Futures ste dy opi'nis 10" ri and Nav
drlivrrv It6ld. do May aud June dclvcrV' 4'o1d'
90 Iuac and July delivery, - tid;; Aso ,,st and
S,utrfILcr delivery. 4 ji-t. d.. also j3G4d ,-,.u,
it, we're iriiciA tor livcfios at to-day CVt 49,
mi sales OF the day included 4'9oo Da'c> @N"'
lean. ,,,1,,u- olou,o March
liver, 4 4l.bid yAue; do. Marcn aHd Apr'i ohtft1
''i,td yolu,: do Apri and MAY delivery. i.-uiu'
sellers May and June delivery 4o-oaa Inv NV and
Inn, delivery 4SG4d. sellers 90 NV anu
Nigis arllvery ID buyers; do. August ana Se''ch
Der u o3-Gid. selsIS. ,,,,.,,,. = : 10. NV
Mi,tnr 1915; Good ordinary. III; net ana Sross ''
Ciit. lid bales saie3 UlJ ra.cs stock, o. = OalS
TEwCHIPkNs Feb 2i-COt,On quiet; MdnilnS = ~ 20
Low MlddImg 7 ZIG: Good Ordinary l"-lb ne ~
counts g bales gross ga ~ baes exports cOls"iSc ao'
ba e. ga ca o ~ BAGS stock, 1880 bales, MIA.
SAVANNAH Feb 27-COttOn quiet NWuiiLS. -,
low MIJLlug IL Good ordinary, 20 Lct ann S io,'
rccc.pa bales; exports COastwlSe 2oIi DacSi S'
$50 bales; stock, 7I.l9O baeA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-01
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after February i, 1880
GREAT TRUNK LINE


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains NewYOrk pesDroses and courtnd' strces
HarrsSGrs ittsDurg and the West. with Pullman Paac.
AIRS aachea % ., ana M p W. s uy S sieen,n@
wiinamsport Lock Haven, a. NJ p M Cory and Eric
Of IN. connecting At Cory for Iltisvie Petroleum
Centre and the oil heGlons. , ,o...
s sa@o 4S wssangon anS the south Limited washington
hIPress sr ~ P sbRgt rG Cos D. H. ant n sfrv,
W4snn, tJu .:pl ~ resnlar at ~ apd so m "a;
AMI ar p 3 p n M y a n u + mi night "7''
For Atlantic ctv except Sunday Through Parior carr
FOR May except sqnGay 3 ssr,oa,. station,
m sunday G2Sy ana a@eog and 3d. a. 40 no sop At IsSuv
For I'D Point and Norfolk ,,ewYork Philadelphia AMI
day va Ba tmoTe and Bay Line 80 81 MSeS gay%
Jersey city, anording speedy and direct transfer for
Trans Arrive Ptttsoug 49, 10 l59 o m az S55
aud $50 daily From washington ana bap s 81 az
500 ,,56a m 400. 900 and 10 IS ?. N. From Phia;
~ leo p $40 85o 3d. eco; 90 ~; 72 go, }26 g59
S 40 1885 a m, 800 go, coo. go $50, 1889 D. H.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express leave New YORK. Via Des5rosses and Court
lsudt street Ferries, as follows H., ,,o ,,,..,.-..
nm"ed ana LA ~ a M &C. ,5 ST no" 30 ava
and AZ D w. smda's sDIes, Gl5 ;,9 3 n Limited.
Trains leaving New ork daily except SUNDAY at . and
Il.loa. =. 4. aud p IN. and p m. on sundays,
Returnnz trans leave Broad street station PhiadePhy
2Ul Pm 80 o. o. e2o al q . IN NJ 81 i ana l!'S
s5 o 80 a"& H. 3 "a 4 3S'G Lt s5S S5S S
S@ c ann r5r a .% HS
and io1t o. Dosbiosses AID ,ouran tourt't M
H RTs9h nSei mSbSfn station Jery CIV @ani
The New.YorS Transfer Company viii call and check
baEg3ge iT 6 ~ no els pa a9 GT residences p woop
Geneca Manager. General PASSENGER AGENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-01
PHILADELPHIA AND READING r. r.
nNEM.JERsEY chN rRAALL DIXlsLLn,.NH.in

Il y IL
FOOT OF LIBERTY ST. NoA!n GtVEEFf, ss.
F!t q DO aug 1 10
Direct connection Wayne Junction Tor Germnt3C% o tns
Chestnut M e oiumba-ave. for Manayunk 'O"'A'
Sa'k@om SXEs on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
nss5n9s ss Sqtn and I'd ss gs i
AZ $3.50 m. m, "a tiS % n TS oS $40
rerio K HAVsS PFALt and FhiifirsBuRo' PENN
FOR Sr'V@ vi LHIriAMspoRr.- syNRuRY. LEwIsBTRG and
ro @4 kEA6fS6 aui ,fi o. at ioa ~
il,l6 NJ, loo 1880 4oo $50. 50" 1900 p IN s""''''
sSr :ss q FP.rSy a 1900 s4S. u
For poS T. Q st5 5I5 M SUNDAYS Pun
For or P AnAaGA at 81 7 100 n" 80 4.S u s 400
fo lSe + n fsnsy' ySSRo MAuca cH ngSs
at 400. - o. S:.t =. m. 100. l;so' $40 ''O VI
rSr or i.IV y 1900 ssS d ,a SO Nv
FOR sr' HIda BRIDGE BRANCH at 400 $40 q d" ~
For s@F III pMINer9N 100 st,am' 100 $780, 400 -"
ssSS SSS s .S5 800 800 ~
s.? IS " s ~ s ~ 50 "a s
$50 600 SsS s 49, s 49, s n 100 100 $50 400
800 100. $50 1890 p M 90 ,as sl5 100 H.; LOO
fS $50 , 100 SO ssaSsE' 90" al rail-
For LoNS ByAScE oi i6S 400 a"G isc 800 sun
Dx9s 5eIseps 40 so.
F For EThArK'fE.wooD. TONS RIv ER and BARNE'Ni
~ ~ e. M NT 1gS ciTY WlNELAND and BKipGEi0'
'''V NV II W. Jersey SOUTHERN DlviSl0 ov
From Per No SS,tn RiSST via s seaS RANog
For HOLLANDS, sEA ip ia "a KNEGAr J'is ?
tickets can be Iocnrec az foot Of 81. 40 iyy
Bf"sdway 66a 1857 ana 1i0 gthave rnst Eth ST. lSs1
~ 70 ll3 GreenwioL St: l4o lIn hotsls Sew'
40 ~ SE Rowery Is anal and prnsPs ISf Broad wsy
York CIty In Brooklyn az No ave In ho1ek
Sa Washins atom ST. NY Transfer to DESTINATION
Spd Oh ok gage from hotels OF ieC g. HANCOCK n
| i r. WOolTEN, Cen Pass and itcket, AZ
| General Managei \, ID a.I no Liberty o., I'VE "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-01
L1vE arncG MAMAnrs nY TELEGnAPm.


BuprALo Feb 27.-C1aD-R Receipts last u hours $50
thus Tar o. ON mead Tor same Tim" last
wees $50 conH0nod through - cars all oil winch
cnn,,gicd to New no sale cai!ie mere
leceiuts last a hours b2UO mead t0ta Tor week
for time last wcCI. 3orlh neal
conslgned throl0b ~ all OF which to Newf0h %
or sale market moderately active and steady demand
malnlp to orders Common 10 Fair - Oussi 1 ooce
In Extra UUdr5 u.s. Lambs Good TO Choice scarce and
wnnIed at ~ 25ds7 90; Is ears held over
Uogs- Receipts last "a hours 5000 head toa Tor week
s TAR 1894 ieal: time last week 5i,sl5 heal
G3 Al 10 NewYOrk 10 cars Tor
sale market easier Pigs and Light Workers ~ goa - 80
Gnod 10 Choice York weights 81 36dSl Al Good 10 Choice
Medium 81 40 akJ % Choice HeaNy herci
msTk1t closed easy Light left over. ,
n - me Dr0Bcrg Journal REPORTS CdWs-
Receipts head shipments 500 head nlhrkei ste Oy
Stunning steers SOcker- ana tecdcrs ~ uU
"a 90 Cows Bulls and Mixed 81 76Gti 90 Buk, s3 W
HoG,-ReceIpts 5000 shDmenta 5000: market lower
Rnugb ami Mixed. - 00NSi ~: fackng anJ ShDplnR.
"a Ua a 40: Light IS 76Gf4 10; Sklo' p 6OaS3 40
Sb,>n-Recepts 800 shipments 900 heal lnarset
arm Nauvcs - OO1S5 iJ Western. ~ 5ODA Dos LAMBS
81 OOa - Texans. - 90 a ~ 20. - oao ,,.,.
At IoUs Feb. 27.-Cdue-RecelDts 2sOi shipments
"a markot active FAIR Choice NaJve shipping steers
81 s5aF5 40 Native Butcher steers ~ 20 1t4 80 Cow
ana Hcifers 2Jd$3 IS; SockeTs ana feedes u %
ST 20 nno. t,.h, an A
a ia PACKING ~ gO1S4 10 Heavy. ~ 2O0s4 40
Shsep 800; shipments nome market urn ahu
active Common 10 Choice. So oO1t3 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-01
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRDD"Ch
Per- Yor,b Hir,r. TrS,e's mi Z tV|3 i1S


rrr-gp, r-oGuct hut rim 81 ST. ioI Iair. 40
-i.r. o,giu< - smaller RI ~ > -
10 md Il V nee J., i.zcaEge, witch ~ c'us" lN @
4, -ac- 5.'C ais itCtilt7 " cV lHl ,,'
there .i.d.rs,eia Deg large s'"r' t'rs, r f
"a. sales. 90, o. =. cO.'hR ~ ~.
Irrs a.,r' ~ ,a.2l. Am. i7.hjst: MAY .. %
ESQ: Jars t.75oiSD: Julr. GS'd - AneH,i
5f !.: p.cHl,r. - 1888; oct 'Grr 7;D 'p' No
yaliles r-5 uG.J,: J." on, r 'och o. MiHi ,,.
con GN--,rut cot gui" II 'rcn2h ri. win HSh'
Of iucs .c., ~ lie c.pts az nc 10. T. Ia!
Tne IJ actI.Il+ % th0 AuiefIc' c'4''S''''H
ire as( follows
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lnnlinn NCa6rmlfe.

IIFXANDER NACGREGORS, II jth-avc
n private lessons strictly prvae-and DANCING ca,ses
every day Gcuuenens c!asseS MonoaV an" fi"AS oo"-
MR.. p. HARVARD REILLY, Master Vi
VI Dancing 67s 5th ave. see Circnlars
nv GEORGE DODWORTH, 81 West 2lth-st,
i =. formerly with Mr Allen DOdWoTth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-01
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK SATURDAY. Feb. 27-BEEVES-R eceipts wero
n head 70 cars at CON d. ami cars al Jersey
civ II. T. &. Eastman rccciNo cd 20 cars
20 trade III Live cattle ,.-.,.,---.-. q .... ~,
SHEEP AND LhMbS-Ihc onY receipts WIZ 80, ot -
go head al Jersey CIty Total for the Week @oub neat
against - head last week. The market was him anu
Sales~Judd Buckingham l9i state sheep. ~ h. at
s. .,... q, a. cn "a
Hunalo Lambs. u 10, At 20 30 80, . 81, 10, 90.
newton a Gictt 81 Western ~heepL ~ ~ at 80 80 o.
OHIO co. ~ n. at 70 20 49, ONO amos ~ H. atsO 90,
IGS REGENTS we're II OF Lao head-al 1t Jersey
Clty No trading IN Lave Hogs.