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nTm sferaDlc notices.
flour And MEAL-FLoUR- rules quite term, nTm
with moderate business for export anu tar & ,eoIns @
dom but the views Of holders materially cnecSed
SIiInes @ 1ra 4 % ass 90 Tor the Vest indies 300 bb
Fine at 81 ga 50 90 mainly at y, i3r TnDe' ~ e. 9
4sS 35 for Sprng ana Winter Wheat l.5Uu bbs Extra
AZ o pS, 81 MseT ~ whoat Re EIa a, 81 5S .
whole aud $500 bhs Minnesota EItra al - 90 ~
Choice OF the sale. 400 bills were ioI export Quota
N% IS 80 ass 20, GOOD to Fancy Extra state s. 50
Goa 10 cG@%on os 4r 70 so% @en ooss 90
70 Far ENtrs oho 50 81 GGoi s2Sod "a
Clear ooa$ 80 nys MEtI5o 5 steg%t t1a I
4 60 St Lou, Fair Etrs 35@s3 go Ear
GG2G nie wRsa EIi go 81 50 Cy Mil Extra
Indies - es 90 sonL9 ATGse s. FISR PISt ~ Fmy maT
led with very moderate EXPORT and l0obng trAie %
TItfa at s34ids 81 Fair to Choice at s5d ds5 40
RYE fLoU wSh 81 gSs,S !o '' latter
or { BUCKWHEAT fLoU R.Sell4s 70 9ir ,5 sT
"nui yellow western. 81 75Ss3 o5 Brandywne, 80 90
GRTiN-wHEAr- Market very quiet for cash with a
light rodo and less strength closing dull Options Opened
ciincd c closed heavy shade above the nside
Tcc in options Th,ro was also something
shpper- bought 1000 bush Sae' 5%6I 600 GI, T
inter- a. &c. %o ed Ole 20 RED sac Dc
yaor including 6o0OO bush WINTER Red TO arrive cost ~
bush 80 -puns STRIVE h,to on thS op'nhS %
on On private terms NJ? ErI 'ot Hat' cl.,no II
9f'c. do for May. 93'.a97 SC closing at " G do iof
June -. closing At - &c. d" Tor Iuy ~" I"
g7Gr closing at 9Gc. do. for August. 80 =. ayc:
clos ing ai 91c FOR september, tc cl"slng ~
967c 10 for rccembcr Il 4et oi "a co-iTg at q oo
.. .RYE-A shade nrncr AZ t2ah4 igc Tor western ana
6sa6.c ior STATE BAKLhy MarAet qmst amt MN n:
- HARLEY MAIT-Dull Prices un' hang d..-.. CORN
Market &c for cash lots closing heavy Cd.
then Ost the Improvement aul
closed heavy % about the iLaidr prices
fair business. for export and home and moderate
trade tu outlons ~'iDpcrs bought lhuOO hush Sales,
T. 900 bush future. 3o5.O bush. spot AMI 70 ar
rtye including Uugradcd MiIed A. at '2c. Nn $.
4Ta47. .c. steamer Mixed i7ai7.c "a elevator. iS.G
g-Lr uu AT 4. "a a. &C March
4G4c May, steamer leuow, : ac ID clryAioI'
.-LGtSs-c ahoat. 80 Mixed t"td ioc IN elevator.
81 40 a., adosr steamer WHIT" 9 i9c In cyator 80
March. 4Di-d ste, closing At 4'ltc. DO Tor
April 4'a91|c. c.oNrg at 4oc. do ior Nav. $50
closing a do. Tor June i~i-Hl0gc closing
M - OA IS-tas lots without dccdd thhn'" cl" I'D"
ing duh options opened -te uy. then dechutd rhilr '
closed heavy sales. 10000 bush future. 10000 bush
spot Including Mixed at - ri M = ~ 90 3 -.
81 / uu.irI 1t .,- 10. 80 White. 4uLc No .. ~ q
an &c, 80 quot. ut A3c.; Mixed Western. - q
tgr. White do aud4Gc. White STATE. 500 i-~c. No :
NiIrd for March nominal az - -: do ;r Apul 'c
closing AZ o. -r DO May 3, &c. closing ut , c
FFED--tcady. Old. 0,Gtuc for ~puug and winter
n Sod ~ Lc; S,b. 7'ci 100 %. G''c shaip' voc
a - 90 Ryc feed. Sc. .. ,,...
grain warehouses held iu railway lighters on c"rhc1te
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW. JERSEY
ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
~ NARk LAKE ERIE AND MksIElN RAII 90 A n

~ YORK. LANE EhlE AND WESTERN RA1LSOAD.
Arranseuleuts uains fLom thaInUers-st Depot
23d.st 10 minutes earlier
@aSfs Bus
tslo Mi1ESIs Fails ana Suspension Bridge sleeping
ShcS3O and 81 81, LGH; ;o limited
No charge Tor fast time. Arrives IeaSvIs rs
Cleveland, lQ6Oa M Cincinnati, 5i2 p M Chicago
bnnao 30 G M sHsPsnsOS hri9gs q; an The mO''
81 mDaly Chicago Express for the West solid tran
MIRA suaao Niagara @ aSS FAILS Utnenns and cScaSO
Rutherford aud psssaic 40 5.5 40 100 $50 ls2e S
go II s $50 900 @ aSO taH ns SS 'sS sSa.s
$50: 1920 M l!o $50 ~ JoS6 N. ~ midnight light
fis5'So if5 soo SO $50 30 So SO $50 80 tS ~ lS
sS NS ri %Is S%SS0s SS0 so TpnaT 81 n p adss s i0'
Newark and Paterson, yis Newark. 6tS. 500 $50 l@SoS @
p m, and q midnight saturday nishis only SUNDAY"
slS ss1s,a % IS sas S.s ys s"S g. loco $50 $50
e39 slS $50 1879 and y UidaisAst9 1 3 sgSs sSnSs
' sS Sd sSS .GSS % sHs saadsy
Sevburg Sc and Cornwall 7:5O a. m 3so 4sO ep m. sun
ai HOadOat S and kingston and Moutsomey sSOR n
Goshen i,.s. s.S. 5SS 3 lS$Sa m. $sS 5$o; tso a."
ss3si sunday sy So sSs s9G sJ lOso 2 % cSo
$50 p sunday 545, $50 1910 M $50 !, z N m,1s 20
aud $3.50 m. trains connect with New YORK
and Western RAILROAD at Msin-st rho0a ~ train 'op'A'
Port Jervis 445. 1850 o. 1920 M 4SO. zoo. 800 $50
pm. Sunday $40, l02os my $50, SPIN m tosAs
Boats % sTsay ssyo fSsS Hys st. mnas III 20 sS a. TO- To-
thirty minutes, and ll'45 y. m. Sundays every ''"
Tickets for passage and apartments in Drawing oo%s ias
sleeping Coaches can be obtained and orders ot
snS S. GS S7 g 7SRsssss Rss y
St. SGSSayP a. II es as s ss m
"'V' JOHN II. AbBoT1, Gen Passr AseHt Nss .Yss1
GREAT REDUCTION in RAILWAY IicSetSs So,.sas 20 !,
~ all points Vest and South at WEho
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INDEX TO HARPER'S MAGAZINE.
THE LIVES OF GREEK STATESMEN.
IN THE GOLDEN DAYS.

A Novel. BY EDNA LYALL. PIP. X" 4l2. lGmo' Half
ClI, 10 cents.
This Il nm historical novel of the Restoration period
ouck i'm movement exciting and we'll written rhe relders
almost sustained from the Fst page
o the last"
New-York tribune., 1886-03-09
MCCARTHY. LAWRENCE & BUCKLEY,
ATTORNEYS for Assignee.
l3 hambCTs st. New YORK (ity.
5IHE PEOPLE OF nm STATE OF NKW.

Y0Hk.-To all persons intcrested IN the estate OF
hereby cited and required personally to De appear the
81 Pleas for the Cy County Of NewN Ork
rcOf the Court House In ;hc
City ~ NewYOE tho fth cav Of April 1886 at half pa
10 OClO there and then to show why hnal
settlement Of III" accounts Of Harrison Frank assignee of
above named Henry Crime insolyen debtor. siolm not
be shown then tO attend the nnal
settlement Of the sHsiCnee's accounts.
WhcrcO hcreunO caused the seal OF the
said Court Of Common Pleas for the city aud County Of New
J Ork to be hereto affixed
lsFALl Witness Hon. r. J.. LARRFHORE. chief Judge
the court House the city OF NewN0rk.
this - TN day OF February. 1886.
sFAIl NAThANI Ell JARVIS. jr, Clerk
BENNO LOEWY. Attorney for Assignee, 2OG AMI 2OS
Broadway, NewNOrk city.
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Futnres advanced points and closed firm. The huc
tuations during aY within this rance auu me
close at TO points below the highest figure OF the
day Lehman V. H. Meyer we're large buyers lnhan
bon g the cary months ami sold the ater freely Liver
pooi advanced points and closed hfm Manchester was
quiet but firm The southern markets were generally hn
or steady. sales l95, 100 bales.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-09
miscellaneous.

ART LESSONS.-Prvate or classes during
~ Len, Tapestry portieres OIL mineral lanGscapGs
figures. Lessons by mail W; IA NoMN AhIlSl'
tribune Uptown Branch 953 Iroadway.
EOR SALE.--At private stable, No. II East
4 l2thst mail StanhOpe phaet0n by Brewster & Co :
perfect / condition ana appointment
GREAT BARGAINS i'm new and second hand
" pianos sale rent cash or nsalment' small up
is"'S 'P'''"'' WI A. POND & CO.. p Union square.
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JoLIEr AND CnIcAGo RAILROAD C0NrANy. ;.

JoLIEr AND CHICAGO KAILRoAD CoMrASY }
CHICAGO. Ill. March A. 1861 .
A NNUAL MEETlNG.-Ihe stockholders OF
~ the Joliet and Chicago Railroad Company hereby
notified that the annual meeting of said company Tor the
election Of Directors and transaction OF such other business
be presented viii be- held at the General once or the
Chicago Alton R,lroad Company In CHICAGO Illinois
Monday the 9th DAY OF Apnl next at 10 o'clock a.
transfer books win bo closed Monday, March To-
1886 hours that day and reopened
CHARLES H. FOSTER, Secretary.
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3nstruction.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
A SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
n Private tuition afternoons
THOMAS KEENES ASH, 40 West 45th.st.
DRIVATE SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
II 26 West 43d- At. - ,r-,
WALLER HoLLA6XY. ALFRED \. FULLER
CCHOOL OF MINES.-PreparatOry School
- High SchoOl Of Science and English
S2 EA ST 45T HST
WOODBRIDGE DAVIS. G. r.. PhD. Principal
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, No.
u l478 Broadway, 42Gst. 49t year primary com
erciaI classical del artmCns instruction thorough
NJ Nj. II lobby ". l. Akin rms NC Hendnckson AssOte
For Both Sexes-Citv.
A BUSINESS N.-BOokkeepng,
~ Writing Arithmetic, CorTespondence.s spelling. Fhonog
rapby TypeWritinR, day, evening Ladies department
PAINF'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, e. BOrsIyj uptown lO7
34th.st., corner Broadway.
TX EAST G5TH-ST. ,o, o,
I'D MISS CHIsHOLM'S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
Harvard Preparatory Glass ST. Boys Classes
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Ncw Publications.
HARPER g. BROTHERS, New-York,
Publish To-Day:
EYENTFUL NIGHTS IN BIBLE HISTORY.

FVFNTFUI, NIGHTS IN BIBLE HISTORY.
BY the Right Reverend ALFRED LEE d. d, Bishop oi
the Protestant Episcopal Church in Delaware PIP ga
l2mO Cloth 81 so.
This work consists of studies Of memorable night scenes
from the Bible The abound thoughts oI great
Iautv while wealth of Biblical exposition invests em
with permanent value Free RON d0Glnausm OF NuuuS
The book cannot prove popular with large circle OF
readers"
MANUAL TRAINING.
The Solution of Social and Industrial Problems by
CHARLES II. HAM. Illustrated PIP. xii 4O4. l-mo'
Cloth, 81 80
A highly successful preseration OF suDec, wnio,'
though conn arltvey OF vital importance 10 t
lie altog hcr the able st and most thol ~
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results in promoting a ger anu so"e
ii sws Of the functions and ends OF education.
INDEX TO HARPER'S MAGAZINE
- Alphabetical Analytical Classified. Vols to LAN''
Inclusive. Compiled by C. A. DUkFEE. pp 'ot o'o'
Cloth, 81 90 Half Calf, Sj p.
".
THE LIVES OF GRE! X STATESMEN.
second Series Fphiatc HemOkrates BY the REV
SIR G. w COX Bart NJ A., Author OF General history
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students and readers find better Int roduCtlo 10
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Tile most attractive and real OF histories-one written IN
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ENUE Union PACIFIC RAILWAY CON-
THE AMERICAN STEAM BOILER TNSTR-
GsIp Wanteo

WANTED.-COachma and gardener who
w understands flowers and shrubs. Must be competent
strictly temperate and hTstcass references single pre-
fcrred Address IL, Box IS. tribune Uffce.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-09
EUROPEAN FIvANcIAL MARKETS.

ToyDOV March 8-l23O D. m-Cnlted states Four fer
Cent Ronds gg, Atlantic Western Firs MOTT
gage trustees Certificates 42as do second mortgage ~
Second COnsOs 95's MeNlcau
Ordinary 277s; St Common. 9I2i; NewYork Central
lUS7. Reading. 1Jl4 ~ 49,. ro,.o. ot
800 D. m-fars advces quote Three Per Cent Rente' al
So francs Tor the account. -, .....,..
n n, -Consos lJ ll6 for both monev and the account
Atlantic and Great Western First Mortgage trustees Ger
i2l.: Second Mortgage. lZls; ffe y; 40
second Conso 53s. Mexican Ordinary = y 81 Fau Co
I'D n 'mEThe amount OF bullion withdrawn from the
Rank OF England on balance today Is &2O,OOO
Hudson Bay Company 2JL.
Canada Northwest land Company, a. .. o, ,.o,oa
Paris advices quote Three Per Cent Rentes Al %
centimes the account ,r,pcs
advlces quote exchange on LOnion ~ 80 '"'~'
l7l2 c,ntimes for checks.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-09
Dipioeno Notices.

IIATLIUAU' u VI 4'E"EJEIHIr
lig LIBERTY ST, 4
MN YORK March 5, 1867
COTPONS of Convertible Bonds OF 1902, due
j. W. WATSON. Treasurer
THE NEw.YoRK AND HAREM RAILROAD CoAfASf'(
THEAsUHRRs OFFICE, !
NRw-YORK, March & 1886.
fNHE Board of Directors, al a meeting held
this day, have delareh dividend OF TWO PEh CESI
stock 0f this company payable
from the earnings profits city Line at this Office
the Let day OF April next -,
The transfer books will be closed at o'clock n March
10 aud reOpened at 10 o clock "A. m. April =. looG.
L. V. W. RoSSITER
New-York tribune., 1886-03-09
european Advertisements.
uRATEFUI-CoMFoRTI
EPPS'S COCOA,

BREAKFAST-"B by thorough rloIgs Of the natural
laws which govern the operations Of digestion and nutrition
and by careful Application OF the fine OF
loed Cocoa MI kPps has provided breakfa tables with
deDcatey Favored beverage which
doctors bills IL Is Dy the Judicious OF such articles
dietthst constitution may DO gradually built up srong
enough 10 resist tendency TO
lie masdios are boating around us ready 10 attack whe
there weak poiRt We
by keeping ourselves vol fortified with puro blood and
properly neurished frame"-CiVil Service Gazette.
Made simply with boiling water mg. sold only half
pound tins by Grocers labelled thus JAMES EPPs d 90.
Hsm0sbahin thsnisfs LONDON. LnQfand
New-York tribune., 1886-03-09

THE undersigned as Trustees of the COns0l
Il daed First Mortgage Ot the KANSAS PACIFIC
RA LWAG COMPANY give notice that they are prepared
apply the 81 100000 the purchase and ree
the bonds secured by the above described mortgage at the
which sai bonds be had eyceeding
and accrued interest OF sal bonds
the third subdivision or Article Of said mortgage.
Tenders for the sale OF SAID bonds must be made
a. II. CALEF, laj Broadway. Room 20 second door:
NcwTok ty 10 II O'clock nOOn OF the l5tn day of
har,h. loS6
RtSsELT. R1S f2Gt9 tS94GE Trustees
New.Yorb. February 10. ls56
V'HE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY COM
PANY1he annual meeting of the stockholders Of 'he
Pacific Railway Company the choice OF Directors
the ensuing and the acton II other tusi
which may legally Def the meeting viii be aed
al MennaOn Hall. No. 80 Tremout-st. Boston rdne.
Cav the tmrty FIRST day March next at 10 O'Clock
Transfer books Will be COscC on March TO-
CHARLES r. ADAMS JR. President
HENRY MCFARLAND, Secretary.
Boston. February rs. 1856
THE AMERICAN STEAM BOILER INSUR-
Il ANCE COMPANY Of this city. corporation duly
Eanze under chapter f3 Of the laws OF 1888 OF the Stse OF
Nowi tiled An act 10 provide for the incorporation
Of Life ana Health insurance cOu1ul'. and Casualty insr
pgnics and relation agencies Of such cOmpa
mes htTeuy notice Of its In elOI TO increase the
Of said company from two hunre thousand dollars
"a fvc huudi ed thousand dollars.
Dated February 26, 1856. V. Il. SCHENCh,
Secretary
New-York tribune., 1886-03-09
Jnsirnclion.

For Bows and Young Men-Country.
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA. A.
l. Department Of Arts IL Towne Scientific Sch9o ~ IN A.
wharton school OF Finance aud Economy w. course III
pliosonhy Y Course III Music VI. Medical school VI J.
Dental School VIII. Veterinary school IN Law SCHOOL
Y Riolopic,l school. Xl. Department OF fhlIosOpLy
In making inquiry please specify department ,-
REV. JESSE y. Bu Rk, secretary
University Pennsylvania, West Philadelphia Penn
For Young Ladies-Countr7.
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS at Croton on HUI
n .ou y Y Address Principals. ,,,,,
Miss s. p BA y KS and Mss Z. y USDEhhILI.
lIOME BOARDING SCHOOL for misses and
/ children, one hour from city mothers care; goon
board and tuition thorough training. Miss ~ Ihuiston
Stamford. Conn.
NYACK SEMINARY for girls limited num-
~ hcrs thorough training delightful home one h1lr
from y E address Mrs. IMOGhN BERrHOLF. Prin-
WINE ELMS." Springfield, Mass.-Family.
l nav and Music School for GirlI Primary Academic
CLASSICAL ami pOst-G raduate COurseA ....-,.
'I"eo MISSES PORTER te CHAMPNEY. Principals
New-York tribune., 1886-03-09

CTTNA the only known Cure for Cotarrh.
Az LIN u one treatment free
AETNA Co, 80 9th ave. NY.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-09
Musical instruction.

ANEW YORK CONSERVATORY.
The NATIONAL MUSIC SCHOOL
EAST I4TII.ST., "a door east Of 5TliANE.
Chartered IN 1865.
PUPILS NOW RECEIVED DAILY from Q q. IN. TO p m
GUITAR, SINGING, VIOLIN, PIANO,
" ORGAN, FLUTE Private lessons. WATSON'S CON.
SFRVATORY, 10 East l4th-st. UPTOWN BRAN,H 546
sth ave Reliable Teachers Moderate terms, Circulars
GRAND CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
46-WEST 23D-ST-46.
The leading school music eocutiOn dramatic art foreign
aneusces drawing painting. Free advantages equal 10
r. EBEKHAKD, President
Art Schools-City.
AIRS. LOUISA y. CULVER
WI VIII receive pupils beginning TUESDAY, October 90 In
drawing oil and water color painting still fe howers and
landscape, china painting and decoration
Studio No. 50 Maiison-ava
References
MI d Huntingdon President National Academy OF DeNgn
Nj. William Hart, n. A.. Mr.. James NJ Hart NJ Nj
5lr David Johnson y. ~
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For Both Sexes---Country.

DOCKLAND COLLkGE-NYACK-O -ON-ThE
III HCDsoN.-Prepafatory and business Tor sehtiemeh
Graduating for ladies'; twelve teachers Ehot Al
any 'i"0' '"1 i'' W H. BANISTER. A NJ, Prin.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-09

NEwYoRK march, 1886.
rHHE COMMITTEE FOR THE REORGANI-
l. ZATION OF THE BUFFALO. NEW YORK AND
PHILADELPHIA RAILROAD COMPANY request the
holders Of the following bonds
per Buffalo. Y and Phila. first mortgage bonds
per Buffalo and Phila second NOR iage bonds
per Warren and Franklin first mortgage bonds,
per cent OIL creek first mortgage bonds
% present at the Office OF Messrs DREXEL,
MORGAN & CO., who will purchase the par and
accrued int rest
BY order Of the committee
A. MARCUS
Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-09

CCUOOL of MINES at HOME. for young peO-
- pie send cents catalogue containing descripu OF
native stones and minerals A. II. IAMMEN, Denver,
New-York tribune., 1886-03-09
fcaal Nollecs.


EYFTY-ElGHTH STREET.
L New York supreme Cour city and Comfy o, Vow;
the United stares. plantins against CHARLES g. COR
in pursuance iud Of foreclosure ana sale bearing
date the siycenth day OF 0ciobc - ana Gy mali ana @
referee named Will sci at pubc auction py Peter
t,y Yors on Tuesday c Gth day OF March 1856
AT 2 O'Clock noon Of that prenisc.in judgment
mentioned and therein described as follows TO VII ,,,
thereon rccct situate lying and 1cint IN e Ninrtscnh
street and bounded described follows Beginning
a. tS PSai panGT, M s i2%1f5 sni ay % & i Ss 5m the
Gr rannn al s ,owa but parallel VITA
saIdfnh ay aa ant 70 and ,h'1Ee & Ry w@ so 1c ar @ S
me middle s Gtac block them G;tNTd var G, ent c sSnS
norhNary but again parallel WI, SAID fh ~, avenue .i and
TO and ihIough nh1'h,i p',y ~ a ~ -, c m s,, snby
linz Of last ty eshh ,trc.t and henoe we,wnrdiy gnI
Datei Ncw York February 9th. 1856 ,,o,,,
PSintn| Attorney 20 nrondv1y yofk ReieTec
IN PURSUANCE of an order made by the
j Hon. RICHARD l. LARREMORE on the 81 day u Feb
ruary l~-G notice B, hercbv gwen 10 all tho creditors Al!
CHARLES KRAFT lately doing business ~ ne 5iiy Shs
County Of Ncw-Nork under The firm nam" of y klA ~
youcicr therefor duly verified to ne subscriber the duly
XIII ' Tor M ic 5oncn tGciTeft6 q an.act
ng hnsncs- So :Oj itoanT AZ n the CITY Of Ne"hoIk ou
Dated NEw YoEE Fc6igaiy Gth, $50 ,, ,,o,,.,.
THOMAS DhRLINGTON. EDWIN H. HOBBY,
No. 2oc Bfo1dwsy, Sow.York city.
IN PI issuance of an or Ter made hy the Hon.
RICHARD l. LARREMORt on the 10Th day oi February,
1886 Ia hereby gven all The creditors and persons
having ciaims against JANIS W. WtEkEs and HEN.
DIt ks r. MELVILLE lately doing bu -ncss In the city
county Of New l0k under the tn name OF NEIk -
& that thev required 10 present their
CLAIMS the vouchers therefor duY verified TO the sub
scTiucr the duly appointed assignee OF The sud WEEK =
MELVILLE Tor e 9enrnt Of their dors at hi- place Of
$40 Broad IN the 'ity Of NeW
York o before the 81 day o. May. 1886
Dated Ncw YORK. February 10. l-sG .
CHNKLES T.. CRAIG. Assignee.
MCCARTHY LAWRENCE g. BUC CKLEi,
ATTORNEYS for Assignee
l3 thambcrs st.. New YORK city.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-09

EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.
JyRRpooL March s-Proyiaions bacon. Cumberland at
New-York tribune., 1886-03-09

I = EAST U0IH-ST. -, l,,.,,.
Harvard Preparatory Class So Boys CLASse%
New-York tribune., 1886-03-09

For Boys and Young Men-Country.
DORDENTOWN IN. j. MILITARY lNSTl-
ID TUTE. Prepares college, scientific school or ordl
nary business Systemauzed study common sense teach
ing Neglected foundations looked after healthy location
Homelike care. Address Rev T. H. LANDUN. A. NJ
Principal. BOrdentOwD n. j.
College Conditioned or rejected candidates coached
summer or winter. f. HOFFMAN, stockbudge Mass
ELMWOOD SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-At Mil
IL ford Conn. Parents who unfortunate In the man
agement OF their will well pr0h by the advantages
offered by this school, Address FRAN X N HOWE, supt
EREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold. n. j.
I 42d year. Prepares for business for Princeton Co
iumbia Yale and Harvard REV. a. 6. CHAMBERS. Prin
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY.
III III Worcester Mass. 30th year begins sept. g. 1885
C. B METCALF, A. Nj. superintendent
DENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
Chester Costly buildings IhorGnsh instruction; ,r
Classics Enghsh. COLONEL THEO HYATT President
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financial.

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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-10-07
= r. =
Evening Capital.
THURSDAY, Oct. 7, 1856.


No tooth picks needed after
an Iowa drug tore lunch.
Is a hustle a good thing to
fall back upon Please report
experiences.
The lady who wears point
lace is not expected to know
how to cleanse 1t.
Tie Mayhower beats the Puri-
tan. Well, If she can she ought
to-so Susan says.
Ireland pays to rule herself
England votes to rule her.
England pray yet.
Common case-Papa passing
a hammock in which there were
two, his daughter and her fel-
low, and hard telling which was
which.
A barrel is a good thing-it's
handy when one runs for Office,
ana JUS the Cn1ng 10 run the
Niagara rapids in. The barrel
boom is on.
A young unmarried Swiss
lady, recently arrived from the
old country, is reported to have
two tongues. No, thank you
one tongue is enough.
When you meet a friend, the
right thing to say, with a long
full breath, is 4: 1t is dreadful
" hot. The words of that speech
will change ere long.
Terms indicative of vic Dry
They won the field the day.
Victory perched upon their
banners. The enemy fled, sur
rendered, retreated, etc.
Montana is not prohibition. -
A poor farmer up there saw one
snake thirty feet long. He had
better move to Iowa and keep
away from drug stores.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-10-07
: W. & B.R
Eaatern Naandnra r..

N and after "Wednesday sa.a
" 1886, Passenger trains v Sb'' .
Annapolis, daily, Except SUNDAY !.
LEAVE ANNAPOLIS
AT $40 a. M, and 1905 n m -,
p. m. Arrive at Annapolis. ~ s GSu
and l.4S p. m. and so D. m WV
SUNDAY TRANS
Leave as follows: S.SOa m al
p. m. Arrive at Annapolis !, ~" Iol
m. and 6.2S p. m. - ~
Through coaches are run On i, !,
above trains between Baltimore ma y
narolis. 'uo
Through freight from Baltimo,, /
Local Freight Trains leave Ann,
Tuesdays and FRIDAYS at 900a =
Freight will be transported mr..
est rates, and will be received n - i
more for Shipment to Annapolis =
as 600 u. m. - NC
p. m. j. WILSON BROWN
President and
j. II. BRowN. Gen. Ticket ACT
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-10-07
EsaSsnp's gaid,
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TIM MODEL FAST LINE E.sr -
DOUBLE Track JASSrs Com.


For Annapolis, 10 4 -
m. and 40 p. m. On Sn M LII
M. and 500 p. m. sunday I'd
For Way Stations hetweoo =
and Washington, $40, s'Sa ! n !.
1915, 500, $50, 1880 n s'0 y sgS a,
day, $50, 9.05 a. m. la ( M on /
HOO p. m. NV ''VO' $50
Trains leave Washington "a, ~,
as follows: ~" 'OF nsitiu
8 a. M, $50 a. m, e.4oa -
m, $50 a. M, 1905 a. m :, sn ~, i, Z ]
m. l.25 p. M, S.l5 p. M, 'S Sad =,
4.S0 p: m, 4.40 p. M, s. 40 \ v,sV
M, 700 p. m, S,25 D. m, - ana a. !, q 1
m: On Sunday only |. 80 y. I NJ iiA'
From Annapolis, sis. a r ~ ~
$50 P. m. On Sunday, l0o0 ana
and $40 p. m. WV = ms
Baggage called for and Oh,
hotels and residences ON o,S dneeSea
ticket office. l52 West Baltim uss l Y
Camden Station, and 81 d p' cl1
DAVID LEE, q Y 1T'OadN
Genl. Superintendent. Can I p'