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New-York tribune., 1886-02-24
LITERARY NOTES.

The NG1 Princeton RerieC proposes TO dIscnss oil i'm
portant political questions but 1t will belong party.
Mr. T. A. Freeman has just delivered II oxford lcct-
ure on George Washington, the Expandcr OF Eng
land"
DR.. Holiness volume OF lately published in
London calls forth this checrN paragraph from The
BhehdU Eeretr That irit OF unfadng yOut tnncss
which Is characteristic Of the and OF all his writings
impresses with peculiar viyidness student OF
poems Old age with Wendell Holmes ia but merry
test: he says like the light hearted Venetian. with
mrth aid laughter let old wrinkle- come aud lac
greet old with the husbed voice and
melancholy OF COcrldRc To him life is something like
his own wonderful zone Hoss Shay" thing to hc
looked lasting forever until the suD,1d dies, the
inoiucidJue hmpuS does comc-whch when 1t come. let
1t come. Health, humor. and humanity smile us he
the lines vi these delightful verses 1t would be
difficult indeed TO be dOwncast or despondcnt In their
bright company To grow Old gracefully Il not easy
art there is courage ncru fOI the growing old ghy
which Is not the iacilc virtue to But
dear BostOui0n has H. and 1t 0ps from hm through the
clear channel Of hs Writings into the brains and hearts
and ner res OF his readers"
The last volume Of Cas,e's National Library contains
he Complete Angler" Several chcan Libraries Of
this knd being issued IN England, aud will
not the iault OF tho London publishers IL the Brh
public fails to read s great copy right CLASHES.
tiOn OF his story. II bears this title: kidnapped
Being Memoirs OF the Adventures OF David Baliour In
the year 1851. How he kidnapped and cast away
his suferngs in Desert lslo; his journeys in tho wild
Highlands; his acquaintance with Alan Brcck Stewart
and the Sous OF the notorious Rol Roy; with all that
he fered at the hands O his Uncle Ebenezer Baour
Of shaws, falsely so-caed; written 10y himself and now
set forth by Mr.. Stevenson"
Mr.. COOmbes announces TINT Andrew Lang's Books
and BoOkmon is ready for the purchaser Ia l2mo
cloth, uncut one hundred copies large paper have
been prepared for subscribers. similar largo paper
edition OF Ballads OF Books" edited by Brander Mat
thews, will accompany the l2mo edition
Mr. Perclval Lowers Chos0n is making a partial
failure In England for the curious that It too
largo 20 comfortably into Nudes boOkb0xes and that
eminent IhanthrOIis refuses therefore to circulate It,
The Boston Literary World should furbsh up s brains
and uso spectacles When THE TRIBUNE prints an
agreeable New England Sketch" whose date-llne
states that II was written at RansOme Mass there ia
nothing to show that the pseudonym of the author h
contemporary implies, RansOme Moss" II is too
bad TO interfere with It's praiseworthy little effort 10
communicate some really fresh literary news-but Truth
compels TO state that Mrs Belle {. Greene is not
it supposes the author OF our New England
Sketches"
New-York tribune., 1886-02-24
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Feb. % (Spec,dD.-The visible
supply figure tonight showed decrease In wheat OF
100000 bushels and an Increase In corn OF 0S9'Soo
bushels. The purchase for export Of about 25o,Ooo
bushels OF wheat last week. and about 10000 bushels
today the best evidence that grain men have had IN
years that Englishmen want any American wheat The
principal buying about the pits Is supposed TO nave
been for account OF Rcam, Robert Warren'
Carr & Co., the latter, Reanrs own HOUSE,
and N. y. Jones all large buyers. Lester
& Co. buyers too and were advising PURCHASES
There were this afternoon. the inspectors said, over
1000 Of corn the track. Of thrLe ABOUT SoO
will show up In the inspection tomorrow. AbOht 3Oo
through To New York without inspection TO talcn
the New-YUrk The Inspection Is improving 100 VI
the 404 OF here to-day fOrty-two graded NO.
outright. There were purchases by Dows, NUM- q Co.,
Baker Co.. and by Robert Warren. There has been no
Indication OF selling by the DOws party or the large
holding which they are known 10 have. May corn was
kept IL cents. The close S6 nts ior May
wheat 40 94O7s cents for May cOrn Tll l12 Tor May
pork. andIt6 IL Tor May lard. 40,
TOdays receipts hfty-nine cars OF wheat 4o4 OF
1913 OF oats and $4,000 head OF hos Anticipated
receIpts FOR tomorrow 100 cars or wheat |oo OF
corn ESQ Of oats and &c, 600 head Of hogs.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-24
gRAIy AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
rp,r,rprs oE NEW.YoRx DEALryGa


The strength with which the wheat market
closed ON Saturday was continued aud Increased win Tue
oprnIng Of business yesterday after the holiday OF MOI
day 10 tho same cause cheerful tone o spec
ulaion IL 10 be credited namely increased exports In
engagemeits ts for this account amounted 10 loo'ooo
bushels but only one made oil the purchases Inc
public and private ad from abroad reioreo
higher In price aud better In tone Aho'hei
contribution to'tho bush sustenance OF the DAY was
tile decrease shown IN the stock OF wheat I eoIe az
varou, nIaces The visible supply expected TO show
falling of CT from 100000 TO 100000 Dushels. ons
wheat advanced AZ cents. The optous ga neI,"
strength ~ the day progressed and goOd business
done. Final prices were shade under tHe post W.
close waa firm and lliBl7s cent hgher a. loVns'
March, 934 April, a5 My 96S5: June. en's; 1SSy'
973 Auku.t 077s September, So's eenlsi s,'
81 OILY market hrher. thOueh the nttIn
lions were within far narrow limits tnhn tnoee
OF wheat Cash lots rose l4G% cent and shippers
bought $4,000 bushels. The options ended MIN az
gain OF d February at 55, aud d Tor Mhrch N
6O7s April OF so and unchanged Tor MAY AT 4e19
cents The market for oats possessed ful measure m
steadness but the hnnl figures were unchanged 90
There was more active inquiry for lard for export ana
1000 terCes engaged. The options. however re-
Cedrd about points to Sc 20 for March. 20 80 ios
April So 43 for May So 40 for june 20 90 Tor july anu
&6 81 for August. -, ,,.
Tue receipts OF grain at New-YOrk. Philadepnla'
Baltimore aud Boston since SATURDAY were az io-
lows Wheat, Dogs bushels: corn, l.O56.2l4 DusheH
-four. 32, IA barrels. At Chicago Milwaukee, anu ST.
Louis tie arrivals were Wheat. $40 Oushels corn'
692 800 bushels; oats, 23i46f ousheis; total gran
LOOP, ,609 bushels; Hour. 3i,5-0 barrels.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-24
2SO Broadway
PHILADELPHIA AND READING r. R.
NEM-JERSEY CEN rRAB DIVISION,
FOOT OF LIBERTY. ST NOOTH RIVER

FOOT OF IIBERTY.sr, NOSrH RIyERo,
TINE IA BLE-TAKING EFFECT OCT ~. 1883:
FH5 RHhAPStMF1 at 6 M 1 snf M . sc $780,
SssS% @ m e. Wa ssG s S
DRHwTSGtooM CARS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
R S ss S?tN ,G pS s,Gen sss '
Re%pss sgTPtG ss al o sSos & no 49, 49, 5 t2P % oo 6 $50
For "S' HA9rS " SsUNDNX ST.R snd PnPpbTRo PENN
For 5'S S&iLlihMspoRr. 1fS suNBuRY. IEwIsBuRa and
For hEfbtNe spi MAhR!sGGHa q! .;oS. ,nS.,, s 49,,
E$ ssH &C. sss a. i,s
Esr s%S Ssjf2SS II 81 90 m so s.A 400
For iHS III nEnE% @ snS MATcm cHgGsS su1saS
For SsG ENstoN S e az 'G so T"U S Sundays
For sr1H MiGh SfI hRiDGE BRAN0H at 400 sA0 m 'o'
For aSP Ffi fRi M NcroN 200 81 n lOO' $780, AGO. 's
5o sts s. t' CS 60 IS, 7S' co St' s SSs es
s:io 7:o6 1850 s;l6 lOSop N Sundays '"o' 'O' D. -
3sS VIZ sg a BE- s soS So 'sSo lsfi
S;IU @ SUNDAYS 400 500 $40 a. m- 1900 H. 'So A'Oo
Sio 100 0S9 10y i2So p go 5ss. s5 ilSo NJ Loo
81 spN 5GG pR.ScS an9 SeEA% sR9yE r.S
$50 10: li0o @ toS., Los" .So ~ 90 COS So SV am
6ns hv T s9S and Ar
Fe Pr = "a NrrICCITR III ViNELAND and BhipGEfoN
4:3O a. M, lN0 p m. ,,,>>, ,>,vtcIoN
NtW-JEkSEY SOUTHERN DlVlSlON'
From Pier No. 4, North River via ssn. nHRLNcH
.or HIGHLANDS 'SEABRlGHI: LONu nnn Nm "a
LAKEWOOD TONS Il! ER. and BA B;Nt E1A P,sr 80 q
be . rocurec at foot OF LiDertlst
North ivera 81 2O7. 26i 2s7 AZ ga l,to sn, 10 IL
Broadwa av: 06s 1877 and 749 6thave st isa
Ia and lI3 Ureenwch-sti Is5. no East . Sn1
500 Rowery ST. and prnePai ,"1 9teaa wsy,
Yora cay In Brooklyn at No Corts,:s ioi I'm Hoooken
ss 800 FLU tonst 40 S7s Manhattan ss viii cali fo
ySa Washug ton.st N Y. Transfor tohipay
Sa cb .cl Sa sgage from hotels residence 70
J.. EWOOhI nS,, Gan Pass. and lcket 40
~ p RALnWiN q. L. p. AgL. lls IAbervs@' 4" =
New-York tribune., 1886-02-24
NVEST SHORE RAILROAD.

w y. Y. c. & III. Y. X. X. CO., Lessee. -.--..-.
THE WEST SHORE ROUTE Is ALONG THE WESN
SHORE OF THE WORLD.FAMe HUBS N RIVER,
AROUND 'OTHILIIS Of CATSKILL NOUN IAlNss
AND THROUGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY OF THE
MOHAWK. .o.
On aer January 1885, trains Will leave West 42d-
ct. stat follows:
River 20 earlier than from foot OF West
De roit and Chicago $50 H.. $780, $40 p. seepera
through. .. -
Rochester, Suspension Bridge Niagara Falls $3.50
q. $780, $40 p m sleepers and drawing room cars
Utica and SYRACUSE $50 IL 20 n m, 800, $40
Highland Pokeepse and Kingston '7;l0 $3.50, 1928 m,
8 %, Ia, ll:iO and 900 y. for Kingston
Saugerties and Albany 93O ll;26 M, 3j5, 6O0 $40
Il 40 p. m.
$3.50, l35 m 300. 4;3o $40 'll:4O p m aud 600 p m
for cornwall and New burg
Saratoga (Na Albany. IL .25 - m. 100 p. m.
For Montreal and Canada East 900 D.
Hsuitou, London. $3.50 '6OJ $40 m. Toronto
90 80 A. M, ttOO $50 p M.
.Day iDay except saturday other trains daily except
Sunday. . -,---,- - -..,.
tons information apply at Offices doOoken 79 Hudson.
ct, BROOKLYN. 1858 Washngonst 80 Fulton 81; Annex
olce OF Fultoust New YORK CITY 3l5 365 s5l. Aa
broadway l53 BOweTy and West shore stations foot OF
West l2dst and foot OF Jay ST. North River westcotgs
FNprass for and check baggage from hotels ant res
dences. orders be left at tlcke Offices
HENRY NJ JSErr,
$50 Broadway General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1886-02-24
Steamboats, dn0 Railroads.

COOK'S TOURIST TICKET OFFICE.
~ 2Gl sroA9way Corner Warren 81; s. \; ,,r
nf and
monthly, ont BY mai for 10 csp,, ad,y., e. n,...u.
EOR NEW. leave Peck
"A .saa IN nd for rains
Excursion TO New.HaSen aud return, 81 80
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
~ Trains leave from Cbambcrsst Depot for Engewo od
P,4o $40 $50 p II midnight sundays I. m. and
Nannei, Spring Valley and Monsey I. lOa. m. 45O p m
Sundays o a. m
ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW.
IL YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD.
Arrangements OF trans IIon thauiDersst Depot Frop
23d St 10 minutes earlier.
room cosches to BnEhamton. ElmiIa Hornellsvie But
taIo Niagara Fails and sgspS9'on Bridge Sleeping
Chicago @ and st. Louis pY Limited Express
No No" extra Sharse for fast time Arrives 1eav lie 7is
MI 10 90 a. mo m G,Gcaa ths S2 F. a. Chicago
DAILY Saiso and NiagsTS Eas Ti%tcd.rr arrive.
@nS Train S'RS0S New Tk and ana
a SES nS5 Sr s W sE Ia
mira buffalo Niagara Falls Cncnnat! aud C1csso;
"s'%s'S!d s% S ZOO 81? $780, 10 80 $40 $50 sIe
49, 49, 7s sso LIZ GsO e B % 45 S S sqaHy y
ffs5'G" s5 oo S $780, 40 3 5 5 g S i"S 5o g. $40 7s
sS1 iGSG @ / %0fH So o % n SaSs StS s 1920
Newark and TaisrsSa VI NcTarS S45 sSo SsS poo s
b. m. and IL midnight Saturday nights only. sundays,
G6 a. m; 80 ESQ 500 j. NJ r,,.oo -, ,,. oo,..o
kSo, 6lO, 7;3o $50 1880 and ~ midnight sundays,
bA0 $3.50. 1920 li0, $3.50, T. 1880 pm and IL midnight
Warwick 446. 1850. 1920 m 4:SO p M. Sundays j46
Newburs and Cornwall 75O, a. m.. 3:3O 4so p m Sun.
tAy y 30 "a. M. p.
nondout and Kingston and Montgomery a. m. $50 p
Sunday $50 a. IN. Scranton 0 To- NJ. sundays excepted.
Goshen 446 645 7:JO. D. 1920 $3.50. 35O 4,Y0 T. g.
$50 M sunday $40, $50. 1870 a. M. $3.50, z, p.
Mdiletown 40. 90 100 Q, 1920 NJ, $50. 81 80, 4 3
a. and $3.50 y. trains with York Ontario
tnd Western Railroad at Mainst The train stops
Main .st. only.
Jervis 4l5. 7:5O 0. 1920 a. m 430 TOO 800 80
sI M sunday $50. lo2O a. NJ, $50, 2. 3 p. NJ.
Boats leave 23d st. n. V. 545, Bl0 0.lb TO 645
every fifteen minues $40 D. to l04b p. every
thirty minutes, and ll:46 p. Sundays every thirty
binutes.
Tickets for passage and apartments Drawing Room and
Sleeping Coaches can be obtained aud orders for the checking
snd nser 81 baggage may be loft At the Company Offices
Nos 4Ol or N67 Broadway, lS7 Wtss N. Y No Court
It,, Brooklyn or AT tho tompany's Dopota
Express trains from the West arrive NewYork at TO-
$50, l.6 a. ~. and l02O y. IN.
JOHN N. ABBOTT. Gent Pass'r Agent New. York,
New-York tribune., 1886-02-24
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after February IL, 1886.
GREAT TRUNK LINE
.Hn rN1ufrn cn.ArIG MATT POI

AND UNITED STATES MALL hDJ
Trains leave DesDroses and Courandt Street
uafrisoars ittsDarg and the West with Pullman Palace
cSeso Limited Of raTor. Dining SINKING aud sleeping
Williamson Lock HAVEN a. m 3 p. nj Cory and Eris
ats m, connecting at Cory for 1itasve Petroleum
yoT eSan m 80 M i and iInlgh, Nh, w..n,rr,o,
Express OF Pullman Palace Cars daily except SUNDAY 10
arrive Washington 400 D. NJ and $40 p M arrive
Ia 80 and p m and y night Sunday. 6l5 a. m~ AS0.
For Atlantic City except Sunday Through Parlor Carl
For Cape May except sunday ll:Ioa.m.
Long Branch Bay Head Junction and Intermediate stations
n sunday saS Ra AD0S m and m ao not stop isSuS
For I'D Point and Norfolk via NewYork philadelphia and
Norfolk Ksilroad, - week DAYS and ?. m. every
va ana Say ee G w III If tram,
Jersey c anOrding speedy and direct transfer for
Trans Arrive From Pttsburg. 7:3O $40, l3o 65t
ana @ p ID a 4 s ron & a ia s D. SUNDAY
900 500 a m, S;20 go and 1885 p. m From Ptia;
a NJ. loo. . $40 $3.50. $50 G:2O. $50, 72o $50 go.
$40. Ii:Sj a. m 500 $40. eos s21, 9:55. iO35 m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express rIns leave New YORK via Desbroses and Court
!audt street Ferries as follows
L%iieG and I II Is; a. m e. ST" s S2 81 3 aOd
and d. a. an D. = M Sn sunda1s els q Lnitea
ami 10 a. m: 459. D q. and D m. and |? m yht
lilo a NJ l. = a. . and p m, aud p m on sundays
ReSafnns leave Broad Street station Phlldephle
I20l $40 80 %, oo. $50 q SO, $50 / and nag
zGs 5. .d.o,5S $50 a M i249. ,i.5o Linnted 6:5S,
Leave P"i,dclpRi Via Camden H. daily except sunday
and o,to Dosbrosses and Courtlanft Courtst and
BTsGn c hqef S GSf OF cP.S HESSsyS
Ticket om.e No Battery place and castle Garden -,
baggage fyGT T ~ no els p aHc ., esiencos woon
Agent
New-York tribune., 1886-02-24
TIE PETROLEUM Ma RKEE

A sort OF mosaic was presented IN the appear
OF the certificate speculation yesterday AT times
the market looked strong amt at times II looked weak
the general unsettled TO be devoid OF
serious Less than 900 900 barrels changed
hands and the traders contributed large share to
this total A truce seemed to be declared by the
big hostile speculative forces and the news from the OF
fields not OF sufficient Importance to sway the
speculation In any decided direction Yet the net result
the days transactions after advance OF y cent 10
81 u cents was 1919 cents. The market
closed at the lowest points OF the day. seemingly weak
The range OF prices and the total dealings at the Con
solidaied Exchange were as follows;
Opening sOl9 Lnwest......... 7S.s
Hghest................ Sis Final 79'e
Sales. barrels 10000
Refined oil dull and unchanged
BRADFORD. Penn, Feb. 23.-Crude On-National Tran
sit Certificates opened at 1919 and closel at 1919
highest price. 81 F; lowest price. 704 runs, ship
mens aud charters not reported clearauces, 3932OOO
barrels.
OIL CITY, Penn. Feb 23.-Cruie Oll-Natona Tran
sit Certificates opened at s09 and closed at 1879
highest price. 81 IL lowest price. 1913 sales $4,000
barrels charters J3Oj barrels clearanees. 6J46 OOO
barrels shipments, l73,2os barrels.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb 2&-F1pur rather frner thcra was
quoaoe change in prices light rcceots ana
influenced dealers to confident W
- !1i PcnnsSvanlA Family; ~ o. dtI 10 Pennsyivanla
So wnTcI wSs,f Ttcp s 6%s 5S whos n aI& re
hm sna co'rd higher export demand was ignt spot
. adH37,c spot lots steady export lignt
M Mixed On tacg t5c NO Mixed iu gram depDf III n
diGo,.. 40 yellow m eKuOu elevator. ic: No Mixed
Nav AZ afisc 0ats-SDo iots ste oig keiocted wbiie
31c.; No. 5 White a9I'. NO Nmto. ll2c- future
Apri i1S, dloEc. MAJ iOd id.,c. Flour 10t
bbl- wheat D 900 busn. orn q 900 pdsL; uatA $1,000
nnsn. smpmcnis- Wheat 2lOoo ousn" Corn 42Ooo Ursh
Olt% IL uru uusA
New-York tribune., 1886-02-24
Gcarbers.

4 BEST Teachers, Tutors and GOvernesscs
~ supplied without charge teachers registered free Form
for stamp. r. h. Avery Am school bureau W 4thsL NY
MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGENCY supplies Professors Teachers Tutors, GOV
ernesses otc- Colleges schools and Families Apply 10
Mrs NJ. j. YOUNG-FULION 23 Union square
4 RELIABLE selection of school circulars
~ parents AMI guardians Teachers tutore govern
supplied. 49,, - r. NJ COY hltH
81 East 18th ST., near broadway.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-24
Ar FARES REDuCED VIA

~ STONINGTON LINE. INSIDE ROUTE.
To p, ovtdence 25 10 RostJn 50 frstcass steamer
leave from pier So Norn RIVER one block ABOVE aas
at 4:3O D. m daily except sunday; new ulln WITH
paro reclining chars between steamers landing ana
nO''0" "''"'u' F. W PopPLE General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1886-02-24
ttlisccll

\ ITERARY MANUSCRIPTS REVISED and
L 4 reasonable tcrm by an eNperi
editor Address ALPHA, care OF Paterson NELSON,
Publishers. IL Dey-st, New York
PRESCRIPTIONS bY an English NJ. d., for
every dlsea, that human H. ali ~ heir send symp
diagnosis and one dollar b and YOU VIII get par
ti,uaTs OF treatment ana genuine prescription VI H. bon
- Pnlatka. Fla.
WANTED rent or lease a college or
w good school III successful operation Address mmedi
ately PROF AMEN EUUS, DrakcsStl" " j.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-24
Daufina Acaocmies.

A Lien DODWORTH, 6S1 5TlI-AVE.,
~ ASSISTED BY HIS son. FRANK DODWORrH ,
Classes AMI private lessons Gentlemen on Monday anu
Thursday evenings.
Classes open beginners who enter at any
time. send for circular.
A LEXANDER MACGREGORS, 112 5th-ave.
~ Private less0ns-siricy prvae-and dancing classes
every day Genemens classes Monday ana Friday evenings
EERNAND0S DANCING ACADEMY, 162
Fact 55h.st. tBank Bmldngl Class Lessons and Pm
Instruction day aud evening send Tor CIRCULAR
A large Hall 10 let for Select Entertainments.
MIR. p. HARVARD REILLY, Master OF
NB Dancing. 67S 9TH ave. Sec Circulars.
~ GEORGE DODWORrH, 2l West 24th-st..
formerly with Mr.. Allen Dodworh.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-24

CCHOOL AGENCY.
- Oldest and best known In the United States. -
J. W. SCH EKiiORN ~ co, last l4th.st New YORK
rEEACHERS WANUED.-LadieS French
lady for city family French lady with music natural
sicnces for city school, Latin. french and ermani lady
principal Methodist College LAIN Greek and mathe
natcs superior teacher OF Higher English, Methodist.
Gentlemen French. German and drawing, mathematics.
natural science and drawing.
Apply 4 Mrs. NJ. ]. YOUNG FULTON, American and
Foreign Teachers Agency, % Union square
New-York tribune., 1886-02-24
NEw-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON


~ RIVER acknowledgements Nov 29, 1880.
through trains Will leave Grand Ceptr0 Depot:
~ colchester and Montreal Eipress; through draw.
mg. II cars to Rochester st. Adams and 1H 9n
800 East Limited Chicago Express with nnns
tao Ggsrt Falls Erie Cleveland AMI Toledo arriving az
Chicago $3.50 a. II da1. o.
lU30 Chicago Express drawinSroom cars 10 Canan-
daigua, Rochester Niagara tas and Bunslo. . -,
I'll a. M esern New.l Ork and Northern Express with
drawing. room cars. - 49,.
drawing cars. TO Saratoaa, FL Edward and olens
Fails Saturdays only -
"a d. M ACCOMMODATION 10 Albany and Troy.
D. m Chicago Louis Express with seepD gears
for agaTa Falls. Buffalo. Cincinnati. Toledo Detroit CHI
$50 M Express with sleeping to Syracuse and 10
Auburn ruad. and to Saratoga a,so to Montreal.
gl5 D. m Pacific with sleeping for Roche6-
Buffalo, Niagara Falls Cleveland. Toledo ST Louis, De-
trOt and "a
and Troy with the morning trains for the Wes and
for Tie North except satur.ay night.
Tickets at Grand Central Depot, No. bowling
Green Alb Broadway Harlem Depot lZ3th:st and have
and at Westcotrs Express oces parkpGce near Broad
way 1856 and 9i2 Bio dway, and o. est 25tst. New
YORK. 33S Washington and 730 Fultonsts BROOKLYN and "a
4th. at Williamsburg
drawing and sleeping cars DO
OF the ticket Offices Newlofk City and
S33 W WashIngton St, Brooklyn. - --,,
Bazgage ca for ecKed from residence
hese daily. All others daily except sunday.
tThese trans stop at Harlem 2jt1st snd eth;ayel
j. NJ. T0UCEY ID. NJ. hENDRICh.
General Superintendent CEREAL Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1886-02-24
Mem publieatio ne.

lone Of the best ssaed IRON the press Oh ''
country II Albany Journal
rJ'HE HOUSE AT CRAGUE.
BY MARY B. sLEIGHT l2mo' 81 2S
AN unusually well written straightforward and MICS
sengcr.
Tho incidents are described and the plot ueSeopeu
" n s.,ll and power an admirable story adm raDy to -
interior
"The delineatons character arc forcoe eonSsteh'
throug ghoui ana indicate powers OF cohcopuoh f'
byterian Banner.
For sale BY all booksellers postpaid on receipt OF
price
T. Y. CROWELL & CO.,
I3 Asior Place, Newlor
HENRY MILLER, ,.n
Has removed from l.th-stto
10 NASSAU.Sr,
Between Fulton and John SITS. ,,,e,
directly opposite Old s;aud where DookOuYeS WI" hu
tment Of books 40 moderate prices
All publications at 20 per cent discount Hom puoi
prices.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-24
Gelp Wante6.

NANTED.-Herdsman and cook or laundress
w gcnteman's place near city house vegetables &c
Address NJ. G.. M, Tribune ONCE.
VVANTED.-A French lady's-maid good
w haIrdresser packer ami traveller. 022 Othave
62dst
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Cost ano founo.

( OST.-One hundred shares New-lOrk Cen
~ tral and Hudson River r. X soes, etf 66932. staad
Ing OF r. w. Pearsa Co Transfer stopped fnder
will be hboraly rewarded by returning same TO
JAMES "A. BOYD & co,
80 broad ST., Room A..
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YVICKFORD ROUTE TO NEWPORT. r.

w Leave Grand central lepot as follows:
A-sa M, arriving In New port at 2:Z6 p. m.
A. d m., arriving in Newpor. at 90 y. u.
THEODORE WARREN, Supk
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ouc OF the bclt nov issaed IRON the press Oh 'n'
country "-[Albauy Journal
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Gteamboats an0 RAILROADS.
NORWICH LINE.

NORWICH LINE.
~ Reduction OF all points Boston. o.; worces
ter 81 20 stelTlers leave Pier 4J, North Kver
Watts pier above Desbross@s Street Ferry :. $500
.. daily except SUNDAY.
BOSTON, NEWPORT, NORTH AND EAST
mum accommodations, minimum rates From Pier 2e a..
foot OF Murray day (suDda exceped) at
Steamers Bristol and Providence Connection BY AhnsS
boat from Brooklyn 4:30 p. M. Jersey CITY 400 2: m
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH
llNkWYORK, i NEW-HAVEN AND HARTFORD H. X.
Trains leave Harlem River station. corner l3ld AMI
Lincolnave Third Avenue Bridge Harlem River
Preached by Third Avenue Elevated Raroad daily exceps
tundays at $40, 100 9l0, 10, ll56 2l0 800 44O.
k4O and for Port Morris Casanova Oak Point,
Hunts Point. West Farms Van Nesr, West Chester.
sland). Pelham Manor and New Rochelle, connecting at
New.Rochee with for all points the man hne o.
The New York New Haven and Hartford Ralroad shore
line inc Divisions; New Canaan, Midlleown.
and sueld Branches aud Boston and all points
East a., ,. A.. -.
,ious at ~: 10 y. m. daily except Mondays.
sunday trans for New. aud all intermediate sta
;ions NJ l2 and 930 the latter train connecting
Rochelle with trains TO Grand Central Depot AID
HtOrl
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EOR NEW. .HAVEN.-Stcamers leave Peek
slip at D. m and ii p NJ. (Sundays excepted IL p.
m ,taanier arrives early orh aud East.
Excursion to New Haven aud return, 81 80.
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46-WESr 23D-ST-46.
Tho leading school OF musIc cocuton dramatic art foreign
Ianeupees wing and painting Free advantages equal 10
air essons Der week. For particulars 4idrcss
ia '' r. kBr RHAHD, President
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Musical instruction.

TX EAST 65TH-ST.
LED MISS CHISHOLM'S SCHOOL FOR Girls
Harvard Preparatory Class 81. Boys Classes
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EUJGH VALLEY RAILROAD. Passenger

tsns leave der foot OF Cortland and Desbrosses sts
AZ n m l. $40 and D. for aston, BE hlehem Allen
tow n Kosdng Mauch hunk, Glen summit Wilkeshar,e.
Tow.nda Waveriy Ithaca, Geneva Lyons Bunao ana tne
West rulnsn through coaches run dsly Local nains az
Trans iea gnz at m and $40 p connect Tor alb
poinsIn Ma o " and HaGeton coal regions Sunday train
leaves for Mauch Chunk and Hazleton = r. m.
General Eastern office, No. 9s1 Broadway; , -
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% West 23d s at Garfield" Brooklyn; also Boston, Wash
" ington baltimore, Philadelphia. &c, &c.