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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-14
6ieampoais ar,o RailroaSs.
- = - - - - - -
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after NOVEMBER Is. 1850
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trsns Desbrosses and courtland stree
Barrisbnrr Piusburs the West with Pullman Palace
Cars attached, $50 6 Z and p m daily NewYork
and Chicago Limited Of PsIor Dining smoking and sleep
wiiamspsrt Lock Haven. s:sOa y m CORY Erie
M. connecting at Cory FOR Ttusville. Petroleum
Centre and The s OF REGIONS s,o,.s.
sslti@OTs washington The south limited Washington
ioe m arrive washington p M and aiv s4S n m ar
Tiye WASHINGTON $50 m regular at 500 500 and
SIS s:so a. ~ $50 and sp. N. ana i2.i5 night
For Cape May. week DAYS lllO m On Saturdays only
Long branch Pay Head Junction station.
M on Sunday asS sss Sy M and M "GiS S not stop a.
For Old Point and Norfolk via NewYOrs Philadelphia and
Norfolk Railroad p m every day. via Baltimore and
Bay Line $50 M week DAYS VIII, a.. ,ro train.
iJersev civ afOrdng speedy and direct transfer for
z5aSs s5sss t from Pittsburr 40 80 1880 m TOO
go s5a 'ii q s9S $50 sso eao zoo and os5
1SnasT Pb ~ s2Sa o 500 S @ 79a ee
sso lo.40 li.s0 il:5o a m. 100 200 500 $50 $50,
night ' sSnaa7 $50 600 ESQ no 7so is5 ii5o
a m- 500 e.2o 7OO. 900 aS5 aud lOs5V. m
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express Trains New York DesbrOsses ana
, landt street Ferries as follows ,.--,.-,,,, -.
ef3 m aS aa sq 1 T9:ns0p I s6 sn an
and l2Is night @ sc ia o M s@a
an 40 ; O. I : and 9 70 and lS:l5 might . -,
lilo a m: ! 2 8. n N: and loa M and ep. m on
Returning leave Broad street station Phiaelphh
1901. 52g4O5 44Q $40 $50 100 800 $50 9AO II AMI
1Il5a Limited Express l:i4 aud $50 p ~ l2dg
800 405 4'40 $40 $50 9;iO. M, l2:i9, also Limited
6:35 TIe and 9l2 n m.
day
TIcke Offices $40 4Sj and a4 Broadway. Astor House
and foot OF Desbrosses and COuranit No Courtst
station OF Fulton-st BROOKLYN.
Station jersey CITY. Emigrant ticket Office No Battery
Place. and Castle Earfen.
The New.York Transfer Company VIII call for check
CIIAs 81 PUGH T. r. WOOD
General Manager General Pass'r gent
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TIRE RAILWAY. now known as the NEW

ERIE RAILWAY. now known as the NEW
H YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD
Through trains leave 2st and Chambersst stations AZ same
hour local trans leave 23fst station fifteen minutes
ea m.-DaIlv except SUNDAYS Day Express Buffet Draw
ing Coaches 10 BnghamtOn. ElmirA HOr1ellSvlle
Buffalo Seepng Coaches Hornellsvle n Cincinnati
CT. m.-Daiv. Chicago and It IOuis Limited" solid
Pullman train Of Dav ami Buffet Sleeping Coaches 70
Meadvile Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and ST Louis
D Niagara ontario Linitet Rochester,
Buffalo Suspension Bridge nd Toronto The only Pullman
coach ronts between New York and Toronto -
Sp m.-Dalv Chiraro FVnress Pullman and Dav sleeping
Coaches 70 BlnghamtOn Emira Buffalo Niagara Falls Gin
Tutieriord end assaic 445 5.45 100 $50 $50 1920
NJ 1900 noon. l:45 800 $50 44o BIO $50 300 $40
5;4a s:0 lolca. lz5 fl5 ESQ., 7;45. 500 lo;sOpm.
s45. 500 $50 lO3Op M 1900 midnight sundays 545
$50. 1920 a. H. las 4l5 6S0, 745 500 1910 p IL.
NeTark ana Paterson via Newark ESQ 500, $50 1000
500. 1000 m. ana Loo nldnigt tally except sunday
sundays 9:l5 a m, DO tu0 500 D. m o No 90. ~,
$50 6:lo rs 745 $50 1880 D. m. and 1900 midnight
Sundays 545. 80 lo2OL H.. Lao Ala ooO $780, lO5J
warwick 300 1920 a m 4:3O ?. SUNDAYS 745 l.
Monticello 9OOl H. $50 D. no.. o,o .,o 90 49,,
tmcry Rondout and Kingston 445 9oO1 H., $3.50 =
sdrsnton bnnnore 900 a ~. ssO n except sunday
Goshen as 5i5 $50 100 1920 $50 800 80 5:)l
500 y III sundays. 54o $50 lO'-o a H. o'ou o'0o
AtjSg1eoVn AS 545 $50 900 lO2O H. 800 43) go
745 SOON m sundays. j:45 $50. lO2Oa m. $50. 500
$50 D. The 900 train stops al MainsL only.
Port Jervis f:45. so 900 l0ZD $50 400 500 s'lp
Tickets passage apartments IN Drawn Room AMI
Sleeping be obtained and orders for the checking
4Ol I'll s57 Broa Isl We~t-str y y. Nos SOL
Fultonst. BROOKLYN OF Al ihe Coinpanys DelotS
trains from the Vest arrive IN Newf orK al 80
z So IO:55 3. m and 1000 M.
JOHN y. ABBOTT. Genr Pass'r Agent New-York-
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NALL, RIVER LINE-FARES REDUCED
e1-r,n n Newport - Fall River - Firsi-cass
i,ro,t CORES Eastern points
Steamers PILGRIM Bristol leave New-IOrk on
afsrnate iavs (SuniaTs included At 43O from Pier
% r foot Connection via Annex Boat from
TSrs,oklvn and Jersey CITY Al 4 e...r. .
Lone WATER ROUTE FULL Sun > hf-ol
Boston, ride tune
80 re >sfra on saea steamer Tickets and stterOOms
raw he secured al principal hotels transfer AM ticket
ofiicss Al the Office on Pier 2s and on stea nerS
SAnoeS AZ INV GEORGE l. COMMON,
popDFN & IOVELI.Acents Gen1 Pass. agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-14
REAL ESTATE.
RrsINrss AT THE EXCHANGE.

BUSINESS AT HE EXCHANGE.
The meeting Of stockholders Of the Real Estate Exchange
place yesterday President Camann in the chair The
having concluded the chairman briefly
commented on the progress of the Exchange and IT'S
future policy There being no discussion tne NEE.
ing Sssed at the and ssS rnr Mason Jone.
appointed teers the conclusion Of the count ns
pesaeai. snn99nee me 1ye ~ cTev John T Naee
l. A. Crnikshank H Ii. cammann, Never Isaaes l. j.
Scott, A schermernorn Morris wilkins KIN sn eket
Hirsh The result gives ten members 10 'he reeu "'
During the pubic hours r. Harnet sold No 2o74 ST
twenty Attn St. s0lOIlOo for $4,000 to Waiter Clark
NEw-YoRK Monday. Dec H. 1886.
Theowns sales we're held at the Exchange and Auction
By R,chord Y Harnca Co.
! plot Nclolas-ave cor OF l25thst 49, ooo
s9loK 90 walter clark ~ q 5o;;s, $S''VO0
adjourned 10 December q.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSPARENCY CITY.
ffeRerister's o ice today
S7th.st n $. 400 # of 9th-ave. 26x9s.9; Francis
seagwicss ~ Wa VS. dot No 3 Cath wardl VIM
'O'I Scps and wife TO- TReo stewar; 10000
PatrrS sunny and wife to FTei Kerkef 1000
Moran > 'O' 10000
ll2th,st ss $50 fl e o; 5ih-ave i7ls 10 centre line
OF Oid.Post Road leading rom Harlem 70 Dld fo-t
t too 4i pela aVo ii'-S $4,000
li2fh-st $50 Il e OF SHAVE l7I.3 10 centre line
OF Old Post Road xlO6 lOT 1856 4IlOOll. Charles
L BuTdrt wife TO 49,
2dave W 81 2 IT n Of 4lih ~. 47.2x300x 1874 MOL
and also n 47th-st. 80 II W OF 2iave 1.,6x749 -
T7lO1672: ThOs 6 Evans referee. 70 = smith zl,tOO
tSn NORTON G refere e to Jacob Cohen 1880
Centre-st W = lot Nos is and II cath NaTdl il0N
5Oxll5 Jas c de Lamare. reeIee 70 Emmanuel -
''' retcree 10 1'2 " $500
l24th-sL =, 225 Fl o 3dave 2lxlO0ll. Frederick
Phillips and wife To Van o0OO
37th-si. n s. 400 Il G of 9tlave 1JxHS 9 Elizabeth 49,
ONeill 10y guardian to Andrew Ward Oi2
4th-ave No 2. IA. lsx634, Sarah J Prison to 1850
-a-er. "0VV
stebhns-ave 3sS n Of l65th-st. 25xl45x25NluO;
Henry tiffany and vile 10 Alexander Mcdonald 900
qth-ave Q OF 93i-st lOuSX534. Michael Glib
lin and wife 10 Alexander MCSeeley S5OOO
ST Nicholas.ave. 92.l It u OF l-G-s, l1.4x9Ilx
2x95: Charles W ral OF referee 10 Fanny 800
Robinson f<uO
81 sTs same U TO same 5000
st same s i TO same u $500
IaF INN CHAM ana ws 10 James Mack $4,000
ll6th-st. d : 56s II W OF Manhatanave l6eX3llli 800
same Alicia u Begg- 4OOoO
2StS' = is2 n a %, We to meei Hen.ey 1900
ll6th-st. n 200 II 9 OF SHAVE. lOOxlOO.ll Exits
o. o. Ben ini Cnpi NAM " 80 600
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Cesal Notices.

FINANCE DEPARTMENT.
BUREAU FoR THE COLLECTION OF IAAL',
No 81 CHAMBERS 81
EFw.YORK, December l, le-o.J o
NOTICE TO TAXPAY EkS. The Receiver OF
~ Taxes Of City OF New YORK hereby gives notice 70
all persons who have pay their taxes or ~ 81
lr5o 70 pay Tie Office on OF Deoiv -
day Of January, 1857 provides, ny section $40 OIL THO NV"
lo4A tlty consolidation Act 1872. ~.
Upon remaining unpaid on the lst aAy OK De
cenlb-i 1906, one will be carge' Ieesis e
co!ettoi ia addition 10 the amount thereon AM
tax remaining unpaid Is lay Of January io. .n
eftst VIII De charged received and collector upon eo
thereof Al the rate Of per c-num per AhhuI " ~ -,
cuAtel rom tle 4th lsro on Wh. ha no
Assessment rolls and the taxes % Aooo
ecever OF Iarea o date o paJ aenl
,koRGE W. MCLEAN,
Receiver VI Taxes
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDsO,

IN RIVER RAILROA D.-COnmencing November L. 1886
through trains viii Grand central Depot
m Express. through draHlnsrOon cars
Albany TROY Montreal and syracuse
$500 a m Limited, with dining cars, stoppng ~
Albany Utica Rochester Bunale Nlagara fAs
Erie Cleveland and Toledo arriving al chicago eoO III
next lay. e-a,,r..roorp cor. 70 Canaan
ga 80 u Western NewYork and Northern Express
with draw room cars 49,. ,,. .., ,-a u,,- %.
cars 20 Troy. ,.... 80 Albany and T,rov
an M Chicago LOUIS Express with seephs-c
Cor Siarara Falis Buffalo CINCINNATI lOedo DetfOlI III
<ago ami Il Lonss Dlning-caT Newly ORR TO Albany.
n Montreal xpress with sleepingc4rs " syracuse
and n A uluru Also To Montreal
"a NJ sleeper arrives ROCHESTER, ~ L. H.
xHSaio' o.{5 A IA and Cleveland 1915 p. m nextday
n m Pacific Express. with sleepin gears lot
Ter Rufao Niagara Fails Cleveland, IOleao Delro anu
Chicago sleeping Clayton and OsoensOus uAS ca
~ Night Express sleeping-clrs TO Albany
snc Troy with the morning Trans LOT te Wes
and for The except saturday nIg htl - D.,o.,
~TcsetS on sale Grand Central Depot no. ba1tery
place al BROADWAY Harlem Depot l25tisI anu 4tiase
and AZ Express Onnces Park-psce tnea
ADJ and s42 broadway and OZ W est l25tlsL New;
Voyk 1893 and $50 Fulton sts broohyn a" -
zth-st. Williamsburg - siaa,s,o cars can ha
eyd nj auy of Offices IN New oA SAsy @n1
f22 " ash, ugt Brooklyn
% called and chez ed rom resleehce-
ssse ms run tav All others dily ekcep ouu Jay
tIhese Trains sy"P a. A-" u. NJ KEN DRICK.
J. NJ 10 n Il General Passenger Agent
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aurtion Sales Of Rcal Cslaie.

AT AUCTION. 1921 st.-Five desirable lots,
~ south side 200 Of Firsiave bv ADRIAN II.
MULIFR Il son Wednesday, December -, u O'Clock
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE 30 Liberty-st.
FORECLOSURE SALE.-Valuable dwelling
house and factory property al West 3sths. will
pay PEI far valuation splendid opportunity for
investment. For terms &c, apply 10 LEWIS tit ltsl. EA-
ecut0r, l32 Nassau st. y. Y.
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RAILROAD OFNEW JERSEY,

~ trains leave from Chambersst station tor Fngewood
Tenahy C0sier Sparkin and Nvack $50 100 $50 93Oant
1l:30 ~ lis 800 s00 40 500 $40 $50 son 1890
m 1890 midnight Sundays 100 $3.50 IT.. 400 and zoo
n m Manuel Spring Valley. Monsev rallmans $50
93O, $50 4:5O $40 ?. N. Sundays $50 500
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Eertnres au0 nlestinss.

A MEXICAN INSTITUTE FARMERS CLUB.
~ Meeting to-day Tuesday 80 p. N. Its room.
Clinton Hall stOr- place. DR.. L. II. HkXAAER Prest
ID. r. GARDEN, Secy.
An ELECTION of twenty Managers of the
n Newly York Institution Blind OF three Inspect
OF Election, viii be held al the Institution. 34th st and
9th-ave o'clock the afternoon Of "Wednesday Decem-
Der % 1886.
FREDERICK AUGs SCH ERMERHORS Secretary
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A PLEASANT WINTER TRIP.

THE STEAMSHIPS OF The RED D LINE.
Sailing every twelve dlvs FOR Venezuela :. A. AMI ths
island of Curacoa W afford uueIutlet opportunity .
those shiug make a short voyage TO The tropics
These American ships specially built the tri arc pro
modern tppii1nce Tor the safety convenience
a con,nrf ri male IN iOur
Wseks PASSAGE. Sl44 For particulars apply to
BOULTON. BLISS < DALLETr
General Managers. Il Wai-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-14

Doar0 ano Rooms.
East Side
OfTH-ST, NEAR BROADWAY.-2d and 81
sef floor suites and single with hoar reliable IN
formation Everett Directory - " est Jjtl-st
Y est Side.
A DVFRTISEMEN Or THE NEW
"a YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES Ma. l.23s Broadway Thirty
hrstst until $50 Broadway between Twenty second
and Twenty third ss until BOZ Vest Twenty third
Eghthave 1873 FOurthave FOurteeuh-st
7G0 Thiriave Forty seventh IT, l,O07 Thrdave-
S1tieti-st and the HARLEM OFFICE 2j7 East One
hundredandt wrntv fithst. $500 Ihirave, rner one
hundred -hfth-t- 10 at Regular office
QUITE OF ROOMS, second floor, pnvate
- bath table II desired house and location unexccp
tOnabe 20 West jOthst
- WEST -ST.-SecOnd floor, with
~ board 10 family party Of gentlemen very
sOnable terms
~ WEST 47TH- Sr.-Nicely furnished
~ TO let with board.
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BROOKLYN Doar6

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. .23s Broadway corner Thirty.
frstst. until 1913 Broadway between Twenty
and Twenty third sta. untl West Twenty
s. Eighthave SO Fourthave Foureenfht.
100 hirave. Forty -evenh.st lOO7 Thirr
near siKtsethst and the HARLEM OFFfcG PSF One
hundreds $500 Third ave corner
hundred and ATHEIST TO y a. Regular Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-14

4 TTENTION Is called to those elegant first
~ houses. Nos a. 8. 10 and J. East sothsL Apply
premises tOowHers, q. y. q y. \. WILLIAMS
DVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES No. OBS Broadway. corner Thirty,
Twenty third SITS. until 800 Wes l"eniYthWt-
ST. Eigltlave l5S Foirtave. F0urteents
100 Th.rave- Forty eyeHth.st Loo lhlrfave-
Sixfietst and the HARLEM OFFICE -3I East one
ffthst. $500 Thirave- One
hundredand- hftsL. up 10 ILL., at Regular Office
atcs
TOR SALE-Two thoroughly built fOur-stoTy
brownsfOne sOop cabinet finish Il houses decorated
mortgage 1000 at per cent; s5 1000 10 build VIII
$50 900 within three jO6 and 5Os West -in
ST.. bet lOtnave and Broadway. OWNER 10 est ih-s
i.NOR SALE, Nos. rs and 122 West 71st-sG
houses 81 and AZ feet deep respectively handsome er
error interior material AMI construction OF u
.ery best prices reasonable Inquire on prem SEES
q. ". HAMILTON. Builder
DOR SALE.-The prettiest row of Houses IN
drainage perfect: nrstclass low
examine them 9Oth.st, near MA asonave
IOR SALE-162 West 72d-st, one block
from elevated dining extension house -
feet deep Aso elegant houses 1902 los West Gatst.
south side between gth-ave. and Boulevard Apply on
premises. GEORGE J. HAMILTON. Builder
OUR DECEMBER LIST printed list of houses
~ sale mailed address, houses registered on our
'''N' r. ;. CLARKsoN & CO.. So Libertyst
CENEN ELEGANT HOUSES, with every i'm
- provement West 97h-st. Central Park where
lots have $4,000 The houses were started
prices same S before the rlse-sl7.5OO TO $4,000
s)D-AVE. near 11STH-ST.-HOuse and large
- lot. 4. 100 square feet for sale ~ - , ,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-14

Observation-Disclosures of the Mortgage COnstruc-
~ the PttsDurg. Fort Wayne ami Chicafo
pairoad COMPANY numbers 5O 10 800 inclusive maturing
auuarv 1857 hereby not Tel that te principal and IN
forest o. bonds VIII Bee pai' fun bv the Pennsyvaa
Compauv De Tie first pr0Imo presentation al the
banking Of W.nsl0w, Iner Company 20 NassausL
JOHN DAVIDSON. Treasurer.
OPFlCF NJ AMERCAN COAL CoMPtNY(
WArUfNgTON BUILDING. $50. BhnAIN Ny
ROOM q. NEW-l DIRK, Dec. 10. lsso
TNHE annual election for Directors o. The
i American Gal Company Of ALLEGHENY County Mary
land Will re- held al office OF ll Company. No broai
wlv on THURSDAY 80 1856 between the hours Of
l. amt p. 90 . ~
The transfer books Osed from cember 20 10 De-
cembeT 30. both inclusive. W. DEL W ALbhlbph
secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-14
Gin propertn for Sale.

tDVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL Be RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES. No. 1888 Broadway corner Thirty
hrstst until p. S53 Broadway between TWENTY second
and third SITS. until 800 Vest Twenty third
Erhthave l53 Fourtlave F0urtrcnthst
700 Thrt-ave Forty-sevcntlst. 1907 Tlrf-ave
Sixethst and rho HARLEM OFFICE. ~ East one
hundrcdand twenty fthsf. 2.3Oo Thiriave One
hundred twenty fith.si up p. H. Regular office
les
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prote slouI!.

DUBLISHERS AND PERIODiCALS.-Sub-
Il editor publishers reader. compiler &c. Of stNeTu
years exurrencr. employed prominent weekly
wants position or special work AdI . l.,
= O.. BRITT station D. City,
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OF FARES VIA NORWIC

kiISE Inc Popular INSIDE Route 10 Boston, -
~ So corresponding iea1cion 70 AL kD.nes
Cty OF OTcester' and Sty oi Ses V1S
leave per Az OS Ferry dAy sunday
y.
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uARLEM RIVER BRANCH; =,

HARLEM RIVER BR AN Id IA RrroRD Ra
1-ans Lave Harlem Station corner Ao@a t~ar
Lincoluave Ird avenue eitas nnrisn Elevated RAJ
Tozasl daily except Sundays Al o'to yV n, ,or port
ne 1-Iu 35S z4O 1:4O GAO .. iU;5V y NJ 20 .sos
NorTs Casanova Oak POlnu hunts fOiaS Pelham
Van Neat est Chester Tmpsons, bay ny .uas, ie
Bayl BARLOW tCy IsAnd) Pelham Manor anu - IN me
oonnsc xng New Rochelle with trains io az ,,r Rail
main line o New Haven ana "a
roal shore ~ DIVISIONS Nov $3.50
Eiadlet0wn. New Britain and su1ieia DrAhonoS ~" "
and AL points East -, ...rr..a,a,e Ala
H.aniaht Train New Rochelle and all Dterneoiae '
xtops sf ! 10 a IN daily. except Mondays ,. .,a
SUNDAY trains Rochelle all nterne1lt.o -
s,ons Al m 1901 aud 80 the latter tr2la eohnoos
Nc al Sc ~. IoeneLs VILLA Nay tr4iA W STEAMBOAT
DAY LINE .,, ~, - sor,h
I'D TO OLD POINT cONfokf Norfolk va, ana , 1oa
Leave via Penn r. 4s30 PaIlor CARE 70 bastlh
esnce Palace staslnsrs eIIivInf =, yla io =. snt
S~ - $40 Aroseway, d. r
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NEw-YORK Monday. Dec. IL, 1856.
Theuowinr sales we're held at the Exchange and Auction
, 1886-12-22

Crazy King Otto of Bavaria still remains
confined within the grounds of his royal
prison Of T%urstenried. He reads all the
newspapers he can get hold OF with
avidity, but Of course the doctors take
care nothing reaches his hands which
shall ten to upset his mental equilibrium
and make him excited. He takes great
interest in the royal kitchen, and often
times slips down stairs into the culinary
department, examines the pots aud pans.
and now and again experiments in the
connection OF tidbits and dainty dishes
with more or less success. Quite recently
he burned his fingers while engaged in
this somewhat unkingly pursuit. The poor
fellow is very anxious to see his capital,
and when he, while driving In the grounds
OF the palace, catches n glimpse of the
spires md chimncys of Munich he i'm
plores the servants to tax him there.
But they have strict orders from the
medical stntf to 10 nothing OF the kind,
and 50 they are compelled TO take no
notice OF their royal masters c%ntreaties.
Chicago Herald
, 1886-12-22


1t was a little hard on DIR. Holmes that
one of the papers in his own Boston should
turn upon him for reserving his Harvard
poem to publish in The Atlantic and say
Of him that there is IA Yankee thrift
about this turning OF poems for public
occasions into money which is hardly in
accordance with the popular conception of
the poetical temperament The state
mcnt may be true; we are afraid it is.
But the popular conception" needs
o~verhauling. There is no good reason
why the poet should bestow the offspring
of his muse upon the public for nothing
any more than there is for the painters
doing the same witt the fruit Of his in
spiration and toll, There has been-and
probably still is-a good deal of wrong
headedness on the part Of the public in
this matter. 1t is only recently, If ut all,
that the masses ave become fully recon
ciled to the notion of n minister's taking
any thought about his salary; and his
changing pulpits in order to secure better
compensation is still regarded pretty gem
orally as n good subject for jocosc allu-
sions to n ''call with money in it)' or to
the spreading of the gospel without
money and without price Yet tho in
telligent admit when they give the sub
ject any serious consideration that tho
minister is AS worthy of his hire us any
other laborer And why not the poet us
wclli-Detroit Free Press.
, 1886-12-22

~ -
NlVne,' nnNlnB pcon ul,'el W o.nerw use
nnju.e" ny " "urse on "nv ooo"Siph' 0"ieu
u" III '"n'cs l"ge'' ine cl"uelll sur
- ' " W ~ u. eir
.eIueS'eu oknow now lohs !. would tnk.
10 'V" W sai' 2ir times, .n'l M
- W." "e'Ns W" VIII w III
''eun 49,,
- "i N n
W. ooh ,
,t,nCs maS :. ~ S :
'"lnA YOU may 20 10 ."e ierpN.
, 1886-12-22

In the extreme southwest corner 81
Louisiana Hes the largest producing ftl1n
In the world. Itruns 100 miles north and
south and twenty five miles east and west,
and Ia owned and operated by II syndicate
Of northern capitalists. Their general
manager, j. h. Watkins, gives an inter
cs'ing account of This gigantic plantation,
which throws the great Dalrymplc farm
Of Dakota into the shade completely.
He WINS corncrcd by n reporter Mt the st.
James hotel last night and asked to give
the particulars of his gigantic enterprise.
The million and n half ncres of land in
our trnct, - Mr.. Watkins said, 'was pur-
chased in 1883 from the safe of Louisiana
and from The United States government.
AT that time 1t was n vast grazing lane
for the cattle Of the few dealers of the
ncighborhood. When | took possession |
found over 80, 900 head of half wild horses
and cattle. My first work was to divide
the immense tract into convenient pas
lures, establishing stations on ranches
every six miles. Tue fencing nlone cost
in the neighhorhood of $50, 900. The land
| found 10 be best adapted to rice, sugar,
corn and cotton.
An our cultiyating, ditching, etc, is
done by steam power. We take n tract,
say half n mile wide for instance, and
place an engine Mt each side. These en-
gincs are portable and operate n cnblc
attached to four plows, and under this
arrangement we are enabled to pillow thirty
acres a day with only the labor OF three
men. our narrowing, planting and other
cultivating Is done in like manner In
fact there Is not n draught horse ON the
entire place. We have, Of course, horses
for the herdcrs Of cattle, of which we now
have 10, 900 head. The southern Pacific
railroad runs for thirty-six miles through
our farm. We have three steamboats,
operating ON the waters of our own estate,
upon which there are 800 miles of navi-
gable waters. We have an ice factory, II
bank, IL %shipyard aud n rice mill Mis-
souri, Republican.