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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-01-13
Cincinnati. indianapolis. st. Louis & Chicago.

Clnclnnati,4 st. Louis * Chicago.
CINCINNATI DIVISION.
Depart-Cincinnati and Florida Fast Line.
daily, g. and c. c-..-...--.--. 400 ana
Cincinnati, Rushvile and Colum.
bus Accommodation ..-.-.----.-11:3 ann
Cincinnati, Washington and Flori-
da Mail p. RECOMMENDATION 3:55 pra
Cincinnati ard Louisville Accom-.
modation, daily GAO pmi
Acknowledgement Accommodation, daily 1898 am
Chicago and St. Louis Mail, p. c---1l:45 am
indianapolis and Lafayette Accom-. 4:55 pm
Chicago and St Louis Fast Line,
daily, S. and C. 10:45 pm
CHICAGO DIVISION.
Depart-Lafayette and Wabash Ry. Accom-. 7:10 ann
Indianapolis and Logansport Ex.- 7:10 am
Chicago Mail, p. ..--....-..-..-12:O pm
Lafayette Accommodation .---.. $40 pn
Indianapolis and South Bend Ex.- 5:l0pm
Chicago, Peoria and Burlington
Fast Line, daily, s., 7. c-.------.11:lOpn
and Florida Fast Line,
daily, c. c. observation-disclosures. $3.50 anu
LAFAYETTE ccommodati .---....11;15 am
South Bend and Indianapolis Ex--1l:1o ana
Cincinnati and Washing Mail. p. c $40 pm
Cincinnati and Louisville Accom- 6:2O pm
Logansport and indianapolis Ex-- 6:2O pm
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-01-13
Evansville & Terre Haute Railroad.
Via Vandalfa lana.

1--we Indpls. 7:30am p*l1.0Om f4:O0pm s*1O:45pm
Ar Indpls.- 3:50am il0:OOam 3:35pm 4:l5pm
Via l. & st. L. Ry.l
1--we Indpls. *10:5Opm i5:30pm s11:55am 7:1Oam
Ar Indpls... 3:45am t10:00am 3:35pm 6:25pm
Daily, I daily except Sunday, p parlor car, $ sleep
ing car:
These trains carry the magnificent Monarch parlor.
sleeping and buffet cars, the finest run in America,
between Indianapolis and Evansville. Cars are open
for passengers at $50 p. M Train does not leave
until 10;45 p. m.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-01-13
LIVE STOCK.
Cattle Unchanged for Butchers, but a Shade
Lower for Shippers'-Hogs Higher.

CAw~nn-Rereipt 400. shipments. 900. Most
of the cattle on sale to-day were butchers, The
market was about the same on that class as yes
rerday. Common shippers are a shade lower.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-01-13

VandaIia Line.
Depart-St. Louis Mail. 7:30 ann
FastIine Express. daily, D., h---.12:00 m
Terre Haute Accommodation -.. 400 pu
Western Fast Mail, daily pm
Western Express. daily, s.--....-ll:0o pm
Arrive Eastern Fast Mail, daily-.--...-.. 3:45 am
Eastern Express. daily--.------ Alb ann
Terre Haute Accommodation $500. 1000 am
Cincinnati and Louisville Fast Lime $3.50 PM
Day Express, daily......... 4:40 pne
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-01-13

Bee-Line. c., c., C. & Indiana POLLS.
Depart-New York and Boston Express
aahy. 400 ara
Dayton, Springfield and Now York
ana
ANDERSON and Michigan Express.-1105 ana
Limited Express. daily. G. s..-.... $50 px
New York and Boston Express, S.. 7.lO pm
BRENTWOOD DIVISION.
Daily.---.---. 400 am...... Loo pu
Daily--..----10:10 am-----.- $50 pm
Dailv-....--.1l:05 am-..--.. 7:15 ma
Daily except Sunday.-----.. Gao pm.
Arrive Louisville. New Orleans and St.
Louis Express. s................ Gao an
Wabash, Fort WAYNE and Muncie
New York Limlted, daily,c e.-.-..1l:so am
Benton Harbor and Anderson Elk.
press.-----.--...-:--..1 :55 pu
Boston, indianapolis and Southern
Express opu
New York, Boston and st. Louis
Express, daily. s and G. c.......1o:25 pnf
~-BRIGHTwooD DIVISION.
Daiy---.--... $40 em....... 6:30 py
Daily.-------10:45 an--.---. 40 pns
Daily---------l1:35 ....--.1O:25 pm
Daly-------.-. 1:55 pm.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-01-11

Seinem iu6en6en, foridenben unb beobz
adtenOen Slid, Ser, iobaI0 @Ornelte antpe@
ienO mar, ite unb nur iie iab, 10 tpett er
audi bon ibr "entferut tpar. 10 iprnoelno Die
@orte BON ieinen 2ippen f~loiien, fonnte es
ni6t entqeben, baB 6err BON gornftebt
taum bon ibrer Seite mid. uno fe in aus
9%enfdat9iter g8etie ausSei6nete. 9Gtte er
eS aud nidt ielbit 9ele6en, 10 bGtte o. es
geb6rt, benn man f~liiiterte Ietie unb Mad
Iout babon, IG6elte ullo i6erSte iiber Die
Gerlobung, Die in Der 2uIt l6pebe ull6 IN
m0gli6 mebr LANCE auf ft6 warten Iaiien
tonne.
Cine raien6e @iierlu9t erfaBte i'm, uno
es CAB Stut6et, in benen er meinte, an
btelen QuaIen su @runbe Qeben 81 mIiieI.
(TortIeeuno foIet.l
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-01-11

nj 1ariSk
ia tbreu peri atebeuen Ssrmsu.
G1RttelTeber-
Gs afebt tetu DeitteL in Der gBeIt, ueLGes toItes unh
btbises .tsber unb iebes aHeere nlalarti6e. btIt6ie
ptuen) 10 idneu beilt, ME Railways Ready Relief.
DEM @bnetden, DurniGa pSsr idmersbaften Stnbls
saua piro in Is bis 20 Miuuten burd ben @ebrau4
Uon Railways. Ready Relief GbseboIfeN. g6ebrr
BIutanorans nod @nt5Iuoung, nod S9wG@e Uber
gattisfsit foIst Gxf ben Gsbraas Ses R. 4. Relief.
G@naeraett 4tto @eb+
Bonn bili6ien Ober n%srpDitn Sopfi&msrs, 3abnweh
geerpeni6merS eber Eerueni9pd9e une SHlaHotgtett,
Rbeumattsmus, SenSsnidmtrt 6dpa6e uuO S&mers
Sen i'm &IGeu, Stiidgrat ober Der 9ieren, S@merSeH in
Der Gebergesenb, Settenite5et, S@Deaurg Der SeIeate,
e GMer3en in ben OGrmen, Soobrennen uub S@merseu
aler Art seDabrt Railways Ready Relief iofort er'
Iei&tsruns unS isin fir mentge Gage iortgeiestsr @es
broub beptrtt cine bouernse 6eiIuns. 4rets so Gents.
Bet &~petbe'ern sU bobeu.
9r. WAotDaD'S 0tMen
sr 6etlune aGe1 Nasenz, 3ebers, Gebarmez, Nterens
nnS Blaienletben, NeruentraHfbetten, ROpfweh, Deib>
Iibea BeGperben, Wtattisteit, NppetttmaHge, parts
~Ieibtstett, DsritOpfuus, nnuerOauIt6tett Dpspepfe,
Gauenleiben, 5ieber, nnterletbsent3inouns Sdn1ors
rboiben uns ouer StDrungen Der Gtn9epetbe. &ei1
pesstabtlti9, Feline Spur Don Jeertur, 8ttnroIten OSH
f9dSliaen OrOsuen.
w Taan bsa6te ~fOIsenbs GpntptOme son Srants
betteU Der BerSounn9sor9ant: 0eritopfung, 'inuerlide
0amerr9otoen, SlnroouunS no4 Dem &opte, Saufe tm
@usen, ~llebeItett, SoobrenneH, @set Dor BEN @iien,
@ta9enOriden, iaurss A~ufitObeu, FrsenSt O6er bsbense
gn1pfnOuus Ses 5er5ens, ~ertt&eubss GefibL beiHs
&iegen, Sleden Ober Store DOT ben Gusen, Tte6er unb
eumpfe Shmtr5en i'm $ppfe, 9fan9et an NusbIHitunes
selbeS Gusieben ber 6aut unb Der au9eH, SeittnitedbeHs
S6ue5eR in Der gruit nnb IN ben GlieberR, pI6sIi&e
&nwaauns pom 5tse, Brennen bes sfIeti6es.
@inioe DOZEN bon S~faOnab'S 9StueR wer6eR beR
&6rper uon alien Obensenanuten RranfbeitsR beirttsn,
Bel Npotbetern su bdbeu.
BrctS rs Gents Die e@R@teL.
IRAN leie: v95 br Inb SaLi9."
Mean iGide eine 8riefmarte an Jabwag 3 Ge..
Re. 81 Warrsns, @fe Der @bUr&< Str., Sep Dore,
~ 8%elebruHs, EaHfenbe BON Dollars wsrth wtrS
boiIr suse3iGt werben.
@m Oa5 8n6ftRntt!
gerlanat ia uur 8tabpap's unb G&tet barauf, baS
br seome .&Gbwop" I'D aHf benz setaufteR @rtitel
befinoet.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-30
THE TRADE IL CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, March - tSpecioh.-The visible
Supply figures Tonight show decrease OF 76t,331
bushels in wheat an increase in OF 81 332 bushels
and an ncrca in oats lgsO2l busho On the curb
May st1rted at 81 cents mainly because stocks at Nc7
YORK strong, hu the prico did not ho,d even on the
curb. Almost Immcdatcly after the regular opening
May sold down 81 cents and then, with good GcaI
Of shouting. under ~ cents. Pork was weak because
there wcro - 900 hogs at he yards From Duluu
came messages that tho receipt. there going to n
crease largely Fork >o weak that the Mag option
sold under - 30. CGtahv. c jones and other big
shorts covered left tho Vlt without any great
situation talk - for pork before May aud ONE even
IA - IT ths week. A. -3o o'clock the close was
MAY wheat eO7 cents MAY corn 3~s cents; May oats.
3O3 cents, May pork, - 37L; Nay lard. - % n
- 9-lo "PuiS" " May wheat sold tonight at
svaasUI2 cents Calls on May sold at 81 = cents.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-30
GRAIN AND PRODUCE NIgKETS
FEATURE, % Hav.YDtt D7tLtv1t

FEATURES - NEW } * fALlN ~
The cash market for wheat yesterday was
rathcrquet, but holders Kept prices well supported
Tie variations for tho day were without importance
Mers disposed to look FOR reaction ~a'ch W""l"
not he unnatural, but exporters hou 1t 96ooo pnsheT
Tho option speculation was without special frh'ur''
being inclined TO respond To CHICAGO movements 'H"
after several fluctuations within the lnt OF cent the
market ended heavy. shade above the inside hsnreS
Exaggerated statements OF the prohnbc decrease m ''e
visible supply we're put forward last week rom prr
sources The indications thFt these estlu1ieS VIII
rot sustained by the actual figures bu iNfrthecHs
the increase will he considerable one Inc d PIic'
Of options 10 >, under -aiur iat co.r 9
follows: March and April. 93 May. H3's; June ~
jay aud August ia september. 93's ana Dccemocr'
qql3 cents heavy export huSueS, vas d0d IN corn;
ali nuers taxing over 100000 bG-Ie.s. The cash
market, however. ruled steady without important
change Options vhratcd within narrow iinI's,
bui ended steady at the best uguieH. u99ui 7"
j q cent lower as follows; March 40, Aprl, f''s
NJ ~ AZ, ard June ~ cents. Cash oas were -" =
cent lower The speculation was duI ana = cent o'r
AZ SGIo cents for March April May and June HrlVce'
The lard specula weak ara unsettled, anu OPP
lions ended as cents lower. follows: April - ~
May. @6 2C June 50 81 July, - G3'; August 20 -
and September. So 81. -, ,.-,, u,
iimorc aud Boston YESTERDAY were lows: WheIi.
IL G3G bushels; corn. 1868 bushels; oats, sSls8
bushels total gran 272 los bushels -four. 36if4 mar
rels. At Chicago. Milwaukee and 81 l. ui> ne arrivals
were: Wheat. G3l7S tushois; cora. s6,2-1 bu~h'!s'
oats II OGS bushels tOta grain 2O 73l bushels honl
81 500 barrels.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-30
Mem Publications.
MIR. STOCKTON'S NOVEL.
THE LATE MRS. NULL

lion OF the month although she cones ont with the
lambs az the close All tie bright bcwtcng qualities OF
The Dcccase WIc sister" and The Transferred Ghost
are visbIai exquisite though dsan, relation
Mrs foscinatnrly absorbing simple charm OF char
acter for delicate touches of and for the most
Infectious e1nlaTatng sp rt OF fun Here We nave
group Of personages chiefly Vlrguians. each with person
ay aud nd 1dua and par aklng OF the to3p'De
freedom o. the I'D uOuinOn. The NewNorE young man
whose sentimental experiences somewhat aIrnpi mas
bis match or courps, and manly torwardness IN
Vg man Of his AMI % tastes stItngy AKIN 10 MS
particular The ridiculous iTankncsa win N'
they proceed their nya metocs and plans and inc
cmplaccncy which asks delicate ana omDa
RAISING favors the Other purely Sto'k0nan ana could
have originated other So too are various fehciton
conrvances nature that c)We 10 the rte
with everything and amusing conpIaXiy; ana
nothing is more original IN fiction than the ph3h
lover who pudes hmsef on hs penetration ana III
gcny reduced by ncXorabe circumstances thAt make al
his fri mis- the shsrers OF his secret
II any IN the sugge ton OF the uneH
peced there fine quality Of wit IN these pages
For prominent places and at the cross o~ u
there power to NEE emergency bnt all along the nara
tive charming ITSELF mdGe DuoTan and graceful ~
perennial OF and the odly that SEEK no
praise lis weighing the characters OF two swans
When Mr. wanted TO do ANYTHING" sh tfnks ne
dd it even his failure to her when lie sad he woud
do 80 showed strength will IL Juniu' had promised 10
come lie would have II he had not wanted 10 DO
aul there would something weak out tai' II
would pleasure quote The ines that describe the add
cation by Reasonable Impulse ami its SEIZURE ny
Un,hipkng Love- but we shall not It the suggestion of
the unexpected TO whit OF the readers pleasure
Like the best considerable Great nS, the Late
Mrs Nun"ls sui o-acrs she very iovd company ana
will please and cheer and amuse wherever sLe IS Aho"
ew.IorK co nmercla Advertiser
vol 12mo 81 80.
For ali booksellers sent postpaid on receipt oi
bv
New-York tribune., 1886-03-30
LITLRARY N0IES.

Mr. Matthew Arnold has prepared an abridged and
annotated school tion OF his selection OF Johnson 5
Lives OF the Poets.
Coun, Leon Tulsoi, the Russian novelist, has, it Is
rcported anaDaOued literature to berOme shoemaker
A. deeply religious lie has determined to carry
out to the loter the precepts OF the Sermon on Tie
Mount
President Porter of Yale, has written an article OF
odyiee 10 Bows ON Entering College" which will be
published in forthcoming number Of The l0DHh'S COM
p,,ti.u President Purtcr's book on Kant's Etncs will
be brought Dut next month IN the series Of German
P.ilosOphIcgl Classics published by 5. {. Glggs Oi
chicago.
Miss Florence Marryats account of wha: she observed
In this country vii shortly appear IL London.
very cheap edition OF the works Of Thackeray is to ne
brought out by Smith, Elder Co. ana they viii thus
be m ced within the OF the poorer classes OF Eng
hshmen. Perhaps the English speaking world hasn't
uaI enough of its great novelist after all
An abrdcement for students OF Chancellor KeutS
Commentaries ON American Law will be published
immediately by Houehton Mihln q Co. II is edited by
Eten +. Thompson
Mr. Mnde says that there is little dc mand at his great
Library for any poetry except William Morrlss. He
adds that English interest IN biographies Is very shoi'
lived. Gordon is forgotten already; Froudes Car
lyle" is hardly ever wanted - Crosss George
Eliot " is beginning 10 pail
Another royal author has appeared in tho person OF
the young Grand SeIgus OF Russia the second
daughter Of the Grand Duke OF HeSse and Princess
Alice Of Great Britain fhe young lady has pa1llshod IL
novel which is called lie Ro do Thcssalie and which
deals in a sparkling way with Court peIsonHgcs.
Mrs Fuller the widow of Fuller tue artist, is
10 receive proceeds OF the sale OF the forthcoming
Memorial OF the Life ana Genius OF her husband.
Hettys Strange History" and Mercy PnilbricG's
Choice" the two No Namo novels written by tho late
aH H. =" have been brougat ont by Roberts Bcohers
with her name upon the It'll page.
The story Of the Old Guard at Waterloo is told after
new fashion IN the "reminiscences" of the Rev. c. A.
wilkinson, lately published IN ENGLAND. Chaplain
Whgnson met In Hanover General HalAett, who took
prisoner Ca,nbronne tho commander Of the Gu 'rd.
The con nI0n story that CdHfeToune, surrounded
by tue English cavalry and summoned 70 surrender.
answered, La Garde mturt ma' no Sc rcnd Ias
The old General. to his language said tbat
d imbug" The TART as remember the story WAS
tins It j. well known that, tine end Of the day, o
Guards, with wh Drigsded 4one of the German
leion' were lying down. halt conceded, only a few
hundred yards from the French before The last charge
when the Duke Of Wellington. or as some now Affirm
Lord seaton. SAID Up Guards, and at them' CAM
bronze was some way in trout OF his troops. recon
notring Oh foot Halket deter mined to make dash at
HIM He 81 urs TO his famous English hunter and
made believe that he sway with. Oae OF our
Silcers hsz really away With, short time
New-York tribune., 1886-03-30
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
AVEST SHORE RAILROAD.

W y. Y. g. * Il z. x. r. ca, lessee. .,.,...
lIIE WET SHORl ROUTE T. ALONG TIE WISE
SHOht OF TUE WuHLDF8N - VUDS ~ ',IN <,
AROUND F oT.IILL- ~ CATsKILL MQUNlAA
AND dHkDUGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY OF THE
on aud .fter Jarch 2 1855, trains will Ioave West I'D
ST. sdt % d follows
North River 20 minutes earlier han Iom loot OF West
Dc'fot aud Chicago 9 a. m 600 $40 p seopes
through.
Buf~ Rochester suspension .rdge. Niagara Fals, 'JJ0
SOC, 3 10 p. ~eeP.IS and drawing
Uuca ana syracuse. -s3O. II % "A M, $40 - p
hand, pokeepsie aud knss,ou. 10 t3 l. - me-
500. .~lU, ~ y. and 900 n Tor Kingston.
saugeres and Albany. 'ln . 3D. II IS m, IS 500.
,atssti' : 10 so, ll:25 a m S'55, - 10 pm.
Crnasion'S West Point, Cornwall aid NcwIurg 'Clp
% 30 10. II25 M. 500 40. 10, ! 4" >. A.. Ane
500 y NJ. for tr n l ms sOrnUa al a"' N"~,uIg
Fnr Montreal aud Con"li Fsst 900 p.
ia on LondOu. % 80 III, 500. $50 .. m Toronto.
-:ap q. uI, D. 90. -NlOp n. ,..,.- .---.
DAILY Dhly eIrept saturday Oher trains da ly except
Sunday. .- ... ..... al.
tors OF Information, Apply IL ohcrs; BIookyh
4t{ Washngiou-st.. 80 FttOt Annex On .,
TOO OF Fuitoi.st. New YORK CITY: SO iG5. -, 20
Krn,d,y 1881, BowcIy West more stations too %
West ia ST. and foot OF Jay s.. Nori River Wes'goi
xress " and check l.C-a from hotels AMI resi-
dcuces orders Ue left at Icst on ,.,r
~ HENRY NETT
$50 Broadway. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1886-03-30
THE PEyROLECB NiRKEE

The characterOft cCcriii ate speculation was
well eNemIicd Ivy the movement Cf prices yesterday
Carving rates are ruling extremely low and there is
good floating short interest which could easily b.
frightened by movement Of the hul party
To support twist" yesterday was tho sympathetic
influence Of a stock market improved by the announce
meat mat the strike the southwest settled end an
advance in the price o. refined OIL But while the early
leiugs IN oil slwau advance of Il cent from saturday 5
final dcure the dec, we that folloTej amounted to ls
cents LIS. than OJOo0J barrels were traded in, and
thou III reluctance shown IN toe iaii rom the
eurly figures, the final quotations ne lowest Of the
day The the oil fields hcarlsh, ana the IN
icatOa- point iucrcas" In th" yield OF the lyE:
well iu the Kane district The market ended weak, with
oh,r *, at tho clos NJ price
The range ol price, ana the total dcaagt at the Con
soiittcd Exchange were a@ follows:
Opening ~ Lowest -
Is -s lt'li % 2
scs, barrels ..-..-.-.......' -....----- ''J' '-j''
OuutatI,.s Tor reHucd oil marked mp = cent Pc
gallon rs cents Ecro, and - IA PM!dd, lhia ana
Baltimore.
OIL CITY Penn. March 29.-t'ruic OH--NItp01 Tran
ait Certificates ou.nol 74A aul closed ~ 737
highest price, 75I lowest price. 1873 sales 125500o
barrels: .clcarance. 3.4I~,0GO barrels; runs, 5Nl~7
barrels; shipments, jS,i32 barrels; charters 39J9o
barrels
BRADFORD. Peun., March -0-Cu2o O.i-Natoa't Tran
sit Certificates opened at 7ll2 ant closed at 75's
highest price, -; lowest pucc, 75's ciearanccs,
l.OJ2OJO barrels.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-30
NOTICE TO THE GENERAL MORTGAGE BOND
HOLDERS OF THE
PHILADELPHIA fND READING RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.

In accordance viii, the terms Of our agreement WIN '
Board OF Reconstruction Trustees OF tie fMbueipn'
Reading RAILROAD COMPANY, are nov ready u ieo''' w
ros,,s IN, Gen rI 'oft age per cent and per Ce'
ords o. the said company and issue therefor our temporary
receipt 70 be exchanged for engraved couhc''es a. soon
the same can b. prepared SAID engraved cotl"c"u' ~ "
countcrsigneh py the Trust AMI @ac DeI'l,
Company oi Pnlldcl 7 are 10 be the cuS'"u VI '
bonds pending reorgani alton ..
These temporary and engraved cert calcs Dfar
he rate pee cent per annnm for three y'As' rom
nary $50 payable semi annually, In accordance WIN TUG
forms OF the agreement unless called ill., ana inc III
tcrrst on certificates maturing July J. lS~o wi" ue P''
antcpaion when the general bonds are d'poScu
with us. a. provide! in said agreement
The is reserved to t'rniuat' Al any iue ~" P''"
Of accaptilg tIc Oh'r hereby mad
Full In ;,rmatiou copies oi Prospo o'u' ana 'fr'e"'
will be furnished hodrrs % general mortgage Oo7 oh
ap;ir t;ion .; the DscNe Morgan co, Ne"loiA'
vino will aso receive the bonds FOR our account.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-30
CENTRAL AND HUDSON

u
~ RIVER RAILROAD -CommenCns Nov 49, 1885,
through trains will leave Grand entr2l Depot:
~ m Rochester and Montreal Express; through draw.
inq Rochester 81. Albans ami R0uses Point
- Fast limited Chicago Ezpress th dining Cr''
stopping a; Albany Utica. s'taclse, ROrhester BnhaO.
N1-Gra Falls Erie Cleveland and Toledo arriving at Chicago
6Ua n. next day.
O3Js M. Cscago Express drawing room cars TO Canan.
daigua Rochester Nijgara Falls ann Buffalo 49,,
ii m Western York and ortEcrn Express. with
draw
$50 NJ Albany Troy and Utica Express through draw.
oo To Saratoga. Fl Edward and Gens Falls Oh
Saturdays only.
Il u. M, Accomnioda ion 10 Albany aId Troy.
@ M. Chicago ana 81 LOhs Express. WIN Seepngcars
Cor Falls Buao Cincinnati loedo, Detroit hI
caLo and 81 LOris. =.
Auburn road. and 10 Saratoga as0 o Montreal
tg15 "a Pacific NpIess. with sleep u@ctrs Tor Roches
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls Cleveland Toledo. ST LOUIS Do
tro.t and Chicago.
Troy Connects win the morning ranS or the West and
the Soril except SATURDAY night =.
Tickets sale at Grand Cen'ru l,ePot 40. B9"uns
and a. Express crs P.r place near Broad
wpy) 7s6 a42 Broadway. and s. Vest l25thst New
YOik 333 Washington aud Fulton SIS Brooklyn, and -
4th. ST. Williamsburg. H..
drawn NJ room AMI seepngcdrs can o3
procd Al any OF he ticket Offices IN Newl Ork CITY aH'
t}3 Wasrn at. BTOOK
RaqgaPe q n checked from residence
Ilfe-r daily All others tt.y cNtept sunday
lThrsc rains stop at Harlem 125th:i an1 llnaTe;lv
i. VI. TOUULl, j. NJ. NJ NDhI' n,
General -uperintendeut. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1886-03-30

before right into French cavalry lines aud hsd pceh
taken prisoner. No donbt the enemy thought hdlso''
wa, ran away WITH for nobody shot at him. They
thcuoht they would hav, him safely without powder
The ruse succeeded Hakett came np with Cambrohhe
close to the French lines. seized him by the ais0ieto
turned that side to French that they darei not
shoot for fear OF hitting their Generals and ~ brought
hi, foc at round gallop-the grand General VINO h'l
the cle edit Of saving, la Garde menrt mais ne SO r'n
pas -puins and blowing aud shaking, back to MS an
liues."
New-York tribune., 1886-03-30
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LIVERPOOL March % Pr1t-ion- Bacon. CumborautCut
-. I'd LON, C,tr MtlIss. -,t Dl. snort C.'r MidtlS
ls 1a. Short o.. ~hJIlicrs rs ot ny cwL
gcof-1ls Extra lnl!1" Mss Prime mess -. bd
d., Dis. ud. pcs Jt-. film -ic-s ,d-t''I
Jls. western ~, Cd tsI-Ancl can .-s: rriTn ~a.t
EN-. ,ls .aL; Lara o. .--. 81 Iis-I"I2 All 51s ud
S:lj,s J.,tcs. 4 mexican CIJue - "L Whedi-t.ci
ger ccuts No Sjtlu-. IS pL Ne" western nt'I1- -l
~ Cau'oruau 10 i~ Sd 3d. y'r GENITAL 'ruluca
-Splrlt-o TuIpeIur. - tn. do Ar London. - To- u'r
tcuDcd ottrOlcIu. HG Az per gl'n tloyrrHe'l-
American Red 4t,. luOSIBs uu. bcrCVL Rose
Cou non, 80. d: Pale lis oi a. pL linscrd O. 2ls
Ca. pc~ CTt luoN -! m r..clh s. if triii+ CitT
Der cwt american ii-iri.oI1i,d e. hin1 qtsct
,Is = +li.. .Oic quarters. "a. urt iD.
&c ep,s q, wheat iof tac "tek FROM atlantic p.rts
100 laroIs. from 'g,.h 20 ts JiOp quarters rom
Otler sources % Cu' quarters.
iocr Dt, q, American cpiII. 27.SIn quarters
LONDON March -rlodurr- -lln-eri on. 80 S. Hh $50
p ca. utIt Lusare. 4S i prr qH1rirr ldnS ed
Case. =. 5-u II '. Jct iln hciueo P'iF'"lu' -
S,,cru G. &l- ton. H'-i't omion 81 "a p,r CwL,
Pale l6s. aIIa Plov.lon,- arl. 55+. uL per cwt.
EmcIcHu. -usIr -. na. r'r ext. tor CuJI Centrifugal
pDaIZHg jG'. 'p IS. 1 81 ut ,r Cup1 NnScoyIi" tar
Irmng aI"ti. At-ir'ul tti'N -'tti. -. 81 -
ST. Mutton. 2js. 6L" .6A goa. t0apl Vat Oh-'";iI1.
It - n a-G Cochin. $40 49,
NNTWt.I. March eI-Pt,Tocum--tiuc pdc American lG
francs g. . crnn's nd e1d l' france 30 c.hrns sellers
VCoX> larl close" 81 20 t"utue& per 100 6iO5
B.lNlS. March 2.-rctro'euln. marks 30 PitnnIs,.