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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-10
nuDuEr.

At the drum tap 1000, 0O0drilled soldiers
would take arms IN Europe.
1ua Boston paper q spring poem 10 sign
ed with these strange initials, M. I'D.
A sign In a Chicago church reads: "sal-
walton Is free, but the pews are not
A Cumberland, Md, company has be-
gun to fetch coal all the way from Wales.
1t is the Paris Morning Netg that soberly
speaks Of Virginia City, Montana"
BY q Japanese process, seaweed Is made
into paper 30 transparent that II may be
substituted for window glass.
The French Minister Of War has cut
short the beard controversy by issuing a
peremptory order. for all soldiers and olll'
GERS to raise boards Immediately.
Jefferson Davis Is to be received at
Montgomery, Ala, on the eth inst, with
a salute Of 100 guns, though there are
some who think that 80 guns would be
quite enough.
In France q double tax Is to be placed
on the miraculous" waters from Lourdes
and other shrines, and the Government
hopes thereby To raise u revenue OF 6,OOO,-
600 francs.
Japan, according 10 the new census,
has q population Of 3s,0O0,DO0, or about
the same as that Of the United States in
In 1870. In area Japan is about three
times as large as the State Of Pennsylva-.
MIA.
That lady in Washington society whose
Imalapropb remarks have been the
wonder OF the town this winter said the
other day, according TO the Chronicle: 81
always feel interested In Mrs. Blank, be.
cause she was a post mortem child"
The word salary comes from the Latin
satdrium, literally salt money, from sal,
salt, which was q part ofthe pay Of Roman
soldiers, So the young men who say
IoculRTly, when they draw their pay, that
tthey are taking their sugar are Wrongj
they are getting their ''salt."
christopher Columbus Is teaching
SCHOOL In Michigan, and William Shakes
pears lS expounding law In Iowa. Within
The last few years James X. Polk, George
Washington, Henry Clayj John o. Cal.
houn aud Daniel Webster have served
tetmsin the Virginia penitentiaryi George
Washington is there now.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-10
Gbs ~GatdIigemer
wnEILlNo, W, va, ArRII TO- 1886
Disappointed Patriots.

Mr.. Charles NoTdhoG, the New York
HeraIds Washington correspondent, de-,
clares that "civil service reform 10 dead
and buried" Editorially the Herald,
which advocated Mr., Cleveland's election
agrees with It's correspondent, Mr., Nord'
hotf has been watching tho course OF
events at Washington, and no could not
dodge patent facts.
Harpa's Weekly thinks it will not DO TO
hmm at conclusions to the disparagement
Of the President as a Civil Service REFORM
or, but admits that there are some things
to be explained. For example, when
oalce.holdevs compose u Democratic COM
mittee, this the Weekly regards as "oten'
sive craftsmanship and would have some
thing more known about it.
If such little things cause the Mug
wumps to prick uptheirears, they will not
have many nights OF sound sleep for the
next three Yeas. OF course o%lllcs'holders
are serving on committees, Of course they
will continue to aeryetheir party and their
political friends in this aud similar capa'
cities, and they will not loss thetF offices
by reason Of such service.
In West Virginia men have been given
office because of their partisan activity,
and they would not have been 80 favored
III had been suspected that they would
p,rmit their enthusiasm to cool Of They
arp expected to do for the Democratic
party all that the Republican Office
holders did for their party, and as much
more as they can. Ii this is not pleasing
to the Mugwumps they will have to look
ClaAwhere,
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rhn nodsrn shake1poaEe.

YOnkzs sGiesma.
"sweet boyl Sometimes when con-
scious Of mortality, and comes 70 me the
hint that thou msy'st die, ] pine ioT
msusoleum large enough TO emphaslzet tue
love | bear to thee"
"Nay, cherub, do not fright thy sou
with that. A small sarcophaRus Will 10
for me-"
"Msrry, twill not, for in hispresentday
greatness doth chiefly run to monuments
and tho the world thy grandeur knoweth
moi. a mausoleum will arouse them 70 IT,"
"Mayhap thy wit doth Pterceth pin
Of truth, but mark thee, there DO grades
OF greatness, girl. Some brands there are
that blossom not till death and only i've
in marble obelisk, some there oil the sage,
s~ocratio sort that rear their Cenotaphs, Of
wisdom's words, and some tho ipd that
are content to carve their IN menorIu'as
on the hearts Of men,.
"Carve, saidst thou, boyT
"Aye! carVe's the very word"
"Alarry, that fits thee to my, sire, IN,
deed! for often hath he mouthed him O.
thy ways, and vowed they cut him to the
very quick"
t:ilt warrant thee, and were hls Whima
consult concerning question Of my monu'
ment, he'd say to rear no column 10 tae
dead, but rear the spinal column oil tue
quick" -.
"E'en 80; but then great Cesar had his
foes, and nathless lives in costly monu'
ment, and 80, that thy sweet merits may
endure, when thou art dead III WOO the
sons OF wealth TO start q mausoleun Iund
for thee"
"Good friend! Sweet friendl And thou
would'st please thy boy and make him
conscious Of the charity that would up
rear to him a costly pile, WOO them whilst
| and my approval live, for pile OF HhekeIa
reared to US in life Is worth ten piles Of
mai bic after death"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-10
AUhsoh THAT wAs TaAoh.

CHICAGO Ltsraid.
aCan l get anything on a check 1 have
here7n said q polite travelling man 10 a
hotel clerk, as he stepped up 70 the cotn.
Ter and began looking through his pock.
stbook. mo, sir replied the clerk,
Cuftlyi i've never have anything 70 do
with checks, cir. We require Cash only"
iBut, my dear young man " continued The
traveller, still iumbling n his p%oCketbook,
Tthis check is-n "1t doesn't make
aav difference, cit, what Il iS,' Interrupted
the clerk myou are q stranger to Us, cir,
and, az 1safd, we do not take checks o.
any Kind" $50 l heard you say, but
the young man 1--WE can't teCogniSsit and
dBuk we want no but" again interrupted
that ends L." "Well, now you ought To-,
persisted the traveller, ~plAintlyelyi "iori I've
4 miVhty cold day, and I can't 20 without
my overcast and he threw doWna cloak.
room check with ajlnRle that jerked the
clerk clear into the middle Of the Office.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-10
A1argo Bite.

Philadelphia Mans.
In her letter Of regret tothe sorosls ban.
queters Miss Cleveland says she. doesn't
know much about the scope Of the club,
but has an idea II is not based on "a cor
ner.stone Of geltindulgence or segrega-
ton" It was only natural after this for
the president Of the banquetto take q large
pie out OF her pocket and slide It back on
thetable when nobody was looking.
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Parting 10 suos sHeet sorrow.

IVVKEIl NIlItl'F1W'
"The older we grow the harder it Is to
part, John" exclaimed Mr.. Crimsonbeak
TO her husband the other morning when
that gentleman was preparing to leave on
a business trip. "Yes," replied the I'm:
poetical Crimsonbeak, running his hand
over his almost bald head, ~ realized
that this morning while | was trying to
comb my hair"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-10

AmeiedN AgreAltiRtA,
No other business connected with agfi.
cultural pursuits, seems 90 attractive %.
poHltfy iafmihg. Even those who fall ID
ma business and retire from II, aver that
thew are certain that they could succeed
nj new trial. AZ the start the general
idea % that the business consists Of throw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-10

II YOU would enjoy your dinner and are
prevented by dyspepsia, use Acker's Dys-
pepsis Tablets, They are . positive cure
lor dyspepsia, indigestion, aatulency and
constipation, We guarantee them. %
and so cents, at Logan& Co.'s and Charles
Menkemeller's,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-10

RBERTs ON Thursday, AprilS 1886, at ll;9O r
u, MiSNiE, wife OF Vim, q, EberS, and daughter
Of Jvhn and Catherine ATbenT, In her 2iIh year,
Funeral will lake place on Sunday, April u, al
$50 =, ", from The residence OF her parents 10
Pleasant Valley,
BLOOMFlRLD-On Thursday evening, April 8,
1850, Louis b, ~BLOOAFIELD, aged % yeaTs,
Funeral from the residence Of his parents No a
Fifteenth street, this afternoon at 2 O'clock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-10

'''' Confidential advice, TO either
sex, on delicate diseases. Book 10 cents
IN stamps. Address, Worlds DlSpensary
Medical Association, O63 Main street,
BnGEalo. MY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-10

LYScn's own make mems CaltShoes, all
styles, for e 80.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-10

There Is generally an I'll" in the way.
frequently Il Is the Sheriff.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-10

Nothing is more pleasing to God than
An omen hAnd.-QIdrIes,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-10

"Da. PErzoLp's German Bltters'' one Of
the best medicines / have ever prescribed
and do not hesitate TO recommend 1t to
the public. o. L. ZtKaLER, NJ. D.,
was Baltimore, Md.
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A RR1vAL AND DEPARTURE OF
ADMINISTRATION OF REHERRNcE Marks.
sDally, tsunday excepted. monday excepted
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ALWAYS prompt and sure always 25
cents; Red Star Cough Cure, No opiates'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-10

Leave Boll.l e. Il 4 Us 8 z I. hs !. 81 S;oodsaSid and
lA 1SsyS ISSslAlsO al s,sot II iOt wOod.hSld and
su HifISs II qbiotiai,o Al s.So A. 4. from summer.
held, aud al $40 2, from Zanesyille.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-28
GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


Lower prices on Monday and yesterday have
stimulated the purchases of shippers Cash wheat ana
corn were trfc lower aud the export engagements OF
the former cereal 1876 900 bushels and OF the lat
ter 900 bushels The wheat speculation was duii
and the dealings without special significance con-
si,ting In the main OF scaping ana
" switching" Soma disappointment at the de-
crease iu the visible supply (only l2oso23 busheS)
and the dspirtc condition OF the trade at the west h
Huenccd the market toward lower values The options
opened easy aud tell 3sd = cent lator rallied neafy 70
fn figures but again dropped Of and closed only seay
shade above the lowest prices. The declines were r.
regular: 9O3s for April AMI 81 s for May losses are
OF X cent June al 92s II dc wn =, ana August
at ~ aud September Mt 02a4 were Il cent lower Inc
other months unchanged rs follows July, -
October, 81; November, 9jls; and December AZ JUS
cents Corn options were triio easier EASIER
was nrmcr and at the close April 90 400
and AugCst at l76s cents were unchangcu anu tne
other months Is better at 40 y for May 40
Juno ana i6ai cents for July. Oats were uoVou VI
sp aud both cash and options were o"cr
the latter ndng down q for April u Tor May ana ceu
for juno Vt 40 363s aud 35s respectively lhero
was farexp0r bushes. done In lard the options were
deivcrics lghur at these prices: May, - IA
juno, - %; July. 80 81; August 50 81; september
81 Al and October. 50 ~. - ,, n,
The receipts OF gram at NewYork Philadelphia pa
timOre and Boston yesterday were q, 10
lows Wheat - i91 bushels 49, 200 Dusncis On
90lsl bushels; t0tal grain. Hiss ouSneis, n,,
2G.5il barrels At Chicago Milwaukee aud st LOUIS
the arrivals were: Wheat. 3O,413 bushes; COLI
ll7ls5 bushels; oats. 1Gts0G bushels; total gram
81, $50 bushels; -four, 81. 1 81 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-28
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after MARCH %. 1885,
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New York Debrosses and Coursndt sress
Harfisbur Pit,sJ1rg and the West. with Pullman Palace
aad Lolo Of arc ora Dining % sni sos5
rg Cars sSo at a. n syeTy day ., ~,
syse Tor FGy e9@ aHs
Fer ISeaiOq ga r. 32o n and !? night;
ton Express Pullman Palace daiT exc ut sunday
IL M; arriyc Washington 40 ard $40 ,. NJ &C:
IsS :. ssS and a3j ~ night sunday sis
Por Atlantic city except Sunday Throu=h Psror CAR.
For cape May. except sunday Il:lo m.
Long Branch Day Head Junction amt Intermediate stations.
on undsy s;15 a. m and p m do not stop at As6ury
For od Point and Norfolk via Sewyor< Phado pha and
nSas To y9 s4 H S NTH Il dasn
stJer5ey ely anordins speedy and direct transfer foF
raiss of1irs: from Pittsours 80; $40. 1870 m s5,
s9a az sso M a i0@ @s o ana 10 p 81
ST2Ssg 40 %" M 80 go an lSSS a. FrG
llsO q. m 100 200, $40 So. $50 go ss5 10 8. q
s sS go 55 -n % l SO G 5s % s. a.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
E1pres. trains leave NewYcgk via Dssbrcsas and conr
~ ~, % n'easo Lini:ei and 70 was4lnston
and i niea,. Accom- a,odaon. 20 ilioa and j
Trans leayins York daily sunday 7ao 900.
Sundays connect at trenton for caodcu p
RECURRING traos es,e src-d ot5ost station PeiasOha
ii:l5 Lint kpress a ami 80 D m ~ a. :.
sa5 rs So 90 O., $50 ape SSs s On s1'f tm n
leave Philadelphia, via Camden. daily except sur
ficke oGces $40 1885, and s4t Broadway Astor House.
and foot .; DesoFcsses and COartilHd 81. Coartst
gnse. nofr HobolSn steon Jer.ey ci'y H1isrsas
TSSet oGcs No. Batter Place and a,tle 4T r.!
nsggayo lro - hotels aod residences p ,,oo,
genera Manager. General ps..r Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-28
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, April 81 (SpeciaD.-Tbe decrease
visible supply of wheat being smaller than was
the market opened weak at ~ sos cents
May and sos cents for June From the start 1t became
simply question Of action or no action OF puts These
sold high sO cents for June Immediately after the
close. and at l o'clock June was down to so'ea9o19
The favorable report Of the crop In the extreme
Northwest bear influence. Tho large shortage OF
Heam & Cudahy in for May has been charged
over into July at a premium OF about 4 cents. Ihe
receipts OF corn are expected 10 increase from THIS on
Little OF the grain will he s ppcd out OF here in either
juno July II the weather /, rot Two lots or corn,
OF tncm shippcd from here as No. 2, turned out
mot" at Ncw-York last week and caused panic
among the "buls here ana there. close attendant
tie pit ia or opinion that 33 cents will be fair ngnro
Tor "A h ishc Of No. . when July comes around. Inc
$50 close was: May whost. 7s;sc May corn. 3Ils@
81 E: Nay oats. 29ls May pork - %. AMI May
50 30 Puts Jdno wheat sold this afternoon at
rJ5s..; calls, S05Sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-28
PHILADELPHIA AND READING R.R.

FOOT OF LIsERrYsr N0afit RiVEa
FOR If ana r FkEEST9 SQUAD ss o
EsSf sa g 400 a1q io .93 So, %
Dues sSsa%s Ell s %rya, % SF tas
DRAWTNG:EooM CARS OF all Day Trains and SLEEPING
H 9s5 Ts M II; SHn $40 "a SsS
Il. Il $50 No 81 a 1879 A. Tlr! a1
SSo " Ssc FF. and PENN
For %iLLIAMsPoRr sUNBURY. LEwlsBURH ,nd
o Mf hhA6A6 f aa At M 81 q ss to' s4,
f f sHHAisRH & &C. and ID 100 n"
rd Loo 3s ii tS go "a AZ M Sgnd,ys 'So%
FS For FxaAoGA a. 100 AZ !gs w 1880 s.' 400
For HEimIEHE% hLtESloTN .aa MAucm cH gn1s;
rsf .S 7S 40 49,. n 1sS So 90 N %
For HIGH BRIDGE BRANCH At 400. $40 IN. ''o'
For FfffaMiNGroN 200. s4' a. Ill., 100 1880 400 s'o.
For S9 sS9MEfyILE %iod 80 100 s.S 1850 LIZA
$40 700, 5:si SIS. iosSp sundays. 400 s'o0A 10
g. ~ % ~ u - is'ss
SSS saa S 40 go 100 O.S a. No. 100 M $50 iO0
rs Sl1 r ~ ' al , t,SV 40 80. 20
GC aGAI 900 SSph% d Ss5Sy' &c. ~
a:So. s:l5 il:0os nj. o.. go 80 go D. w. ~"
For fesr fnSII floo a. M 500 900 500 go! pm
For LAKEWOOD. TOMS RIVER and BARNE0Ai a" '''o'
s,l5 a. lao. A:SO p. ~. $500, 800. ,,,r,,.rns a,
For ATLANTIC CITY. NINhbANp ana h"AD"~iN
$3.50 q. m. loo y. -.-...>.-
NFW-JEkSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No ) North Riyor. Via Ssndy Hos ,,
ror IlGHLANDS. 5LABElGHl LONu BkASCu
LAKEWOOD TONS RIVER. and BARNhoAt Sie
Tickets can IOcured AZ foot OF LIDeIty-sI Pior 70
Nortu KiycrI2l. 2u.. 26l. Isl AZ VA llSOapi ls-s
broadway COB 737 aud 5lD 6thsy. h'vingtln'st 10 II
lB and l43 lcL lao 10 last NOUS st l3AI
$40 Bowery / anal -. aud principal hotols IN No~
YORK CITY In Brooklyn at No Coutlsi. 10! Boalwayi
$50 500 Fulton.s 40 $40 Manhattan ave Ia toDose9
Mashlpg y. y. transfer company VIII call ~
and check on hotels residence TO destination
f. MOQiTkN g q, HANCOCK
Oeucral Managed. Gen. Pass. and ttckot AKA
X Y. BALDWIN. u. h +. Agts liz L4erust NJ &
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-28

ST. LouIa April 27.-Flour seady Xxx. 81 OO0s3 10 Xxx,
s3O0es"l6 "a nuv - - Dt3 = CHOICE ~ 6D6s5 80
Fancy al 30; Dateuts 81 JOds5 -. Wheat lower;
No RCD Casn q al So Aur. SIC: MAY. s7t as SC:
June. 8 sc lower: No. Mixed Cass 3-'iH3,c.
April 3za.c. MAY. - &C. Oat. duh; No z Mixed Ea'h
20 .a Aprl 292c Nav. 29ec rye firm at 6U'2c.
Barley AmericaI jJd o. Batter Guiet Creamery ~ u
2Gc: Dalry l5a22c Eggs Flax Seen III o. 70
~ % ,av Timothy ST. IA: Prare >60SS Bran
COru Mea e,iv az 81 -. WHISKY. 81 ~
Pork. 50 -. Buiknests-Lonq Clear 81 30 short KID
S. - short Gear. steady - 1bGs5 10
4 ablN. Wheat 5000 o1sn. Corn
u OOJ Du,n. 5000 5000 Dusl: Barlev
600 Bnsn >hDnsnts-FIoIr 1000 pOIA' * heat. LOO
busE. 1000 blsL OatA 1000 Uush' Rye. 4,UOO
bush. barley. ZOO bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-28

COPY OF ADVERTISEMENT REFERRED TO:
NO1ICE.-THE UNION PACIFIC RAIL
WAY COMPANY hereby gives notice that it will pur.
chase and hold uncancec the coupons Of the South
Park and Pacific Railroad Company its first
bonds precnng interest which viii tall due the lat OF
May 1885, and Will pay therefor the face value thereof in
money.
such purchase viii be made the Union Pacific Railway
Company a; it's Office No 81 Equitable Building Boston
HENRY MCFARLAND.
Trea -urcr Union Pacific Railway Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-28
UARI.EN RIVER BRANCH

HARLEM RIVER BRANCH.
IINEW.YORR NEw.HAvEN AN HARTFORD r. r,
Trains leave Harlem River station. l32lst and
Lnoon.ave Third Avenue Bridge Harlem River
Preached by Third Avenue Elevaed Rsiroad daily except
Eundsys at 6ts5, $50. el0 10, 1856 2l0 305, 40,
$40 $40 and for Port Morris CssanNya oak Point.
Hunts Point, West Farms Van Neat, Vest Chester.
lsiahG. Pelham Manor and NswRochells, connecting AZ
New Rochelle with trains FOR all pon,s the main Limo Of
tho WORK. Now Haven and Hartford Railroad. Shore
Line and Airline Divisions ewCanasn. Middetosp,
East.
Midnight for Rochelle and ALI intermediate sta
tons al 1910 a. m. daily. oSccpt Mondays.
Sunday trims for NOW Rochelle and all intermediate
tons at 1a aud $50 the sttcr train connecting
az New Rochelle with trains " Grand Central Depot and
Stamford.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-28
Giean,boats dn0 RAILROADS..
BOATS-CIrIZENS' LIN
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

M ESI SnONE hAllINOhD
w y. Y. c. < II. r. X. II. Co.. Lessee. $500.
TIE WEST SHORE ROUTE Is ALONG TIE Visit
SHORE OF THE WORLD FAMEn HTprS565N H x nIvE2k
AND THROUGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY OF THE
On and after March 81 1885, trains will West 42d.
Of. station follows:
trains leave from downtown station. foot Of Jay St.
North River minutes earlier than from foot OF West
A2d St
Detroit Chicago $50 M. 900. $40 seepers
through. 800
Rochester suspension Bridge, Niagara Falls 900
a M. 800, $40 p. Sleepers and drawing
Utica and yracuso, g 30. IL % a IS 90 : 10
Highland, POkcepsic and King 40 800 lI25 u
SO, $50. 'l2.lu and 900 Tor Kingston.
seugertes and Albany. '7lc. % 3d. 20 $780, '6oc
Catsktll, no $50. ll;25 a. m; 355. 10 pm
CransiOn's West Point, Cornwall and Newburg. 'I:lu
- 80 -lr:I0 lI25 Bob AIS. $40, i .0 and
&c 90 p m. for Gran atoms Cornwall and Nc~ourx
For NJ on rea and Canada Fast, 900 p. m.
Ha~i ION London, 80 80 III, 800, $40 p. Toronto
.Daiy iDaiy except Saturday. Other trains daily except
Sunday
For tickets time tables parlor sleeping accommois
tons or Information Apply at ohces BFook i
foot OF Fulton-st New.Yorg CITY 3l5 1858. 81. 9N
broadway. 1881 Rowcry, and West shore stations foot
West 42dst and foot OF Jayst. North Rver. Westcott
Express will call for check from hotels and resi-
dences Orders DC left At ticket Offices
HENRY MDNETT
9So Broadway General Passenger Agont
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-28
Gcnthers.

4 -BEST TEACHERS, Tutors and Govern
~ supplied without charge TEACHERS REGISTERED
free Many Vacancies. Form for stamp. X. r. AVERY.
American school Bureau, West 4th St. y. y.
a BILE PROFESSORS. TEACHERS. TU-
~ Companions Matrons. recommcnccd
TO colleges schools and families. MISS DONONAN'S
TEACHERS BUREAU ami MUSICAL AGENCY, 80 and
81 East tn ST.
AN ACCOMPLISHED LADY TEACHER
~ ''Ianoveran wish spend sumner with family in
country or travc abroad, hrst-clsss references.
FRAULEIN, Tribune Office
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGENCY supplies Professors Teachers. Tutors Gov
eInesses etc, Colleges, schools and Families Appyt to
MI.S VI. j. \ UNG-t ULTON. - Union
4 RELIABLE selection Of school circulars for
~ parents guardians teachers. tutors. sup
Piled. T.. MIRIAM COYRIIKE 81 East l7th ST.
ii IiESSE'S Teachers Agency removed to
l. l7th.st Professors. teachers. recommended to
schools families: careful advice choice OF best schools
NINE. CASTEG\lER. French teacher well
w families ard schools NJ NewNofk will
Europe wishes Young lafit
in Ler charge: references West 10Th. 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-28
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HuDsO,


IN RIVER RAILROAD Commencing Nov. 20, 1885
t8 m, Rochester Montreal Express through Draw
INA Roche ster. St Adams and LOUses Point
1870 m. Fast Limited Chicago Express with dining cars
stopping Albany. Utica Rochester. Buffalo,
Nisgcra Falls Erie Cleveland and Toledo arriving at Chicago
P50s. M. next day.
.O3Oa M Chicago Express drawing room cars to Canaan
dagia Rochester. Niagara Falls and Buffalo. -
I'll m Western New-YOrk and Northern Express, WITT
drawing room cars.
ng. To Saratoga. Fl Edward and Hens Fas On
Saturdays only.
:. D. NJ. A co nmodation TO Albany and Troy
@ Chicago and ST. Louis Express. with seepinScaS
for Niaglra Falls Buffalo Cincinnati. Toledo Detroit Chi
$40 p m, Erpres with sleepingoars 10 Syracuse and 70
Auburn road. and 10 Saratoga also 10 Montreal
t-olj D. Pacific Express with sleeping cars Tor Rocne
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls, Cleveland Toledo ST. LOUIS %
trot An Chicago. 49,.
with the morning trains FOR the West ana
for the North except SATURDAY night.
Tickets sale at Grand Central Depot No bowling
yreen III Broadway, Harlem Depot l.5hs aud 4th aves
ana Express Oces Park place NEAR Broads
way) 1875 and 942 Broadway and 81 West l20t st. New
York. Washington and 730 Fulton sts Brooklyn and -
Attn at. Williamsburg ,-,-- - =,
Accommodat ons IN and sleeping can b4
the ticket oioos In Ssw YORK Oiy, saS
S33 Washing St. Brooklyn.
allied and checked from residence
.These trains daily. All others daily except sunday
tThese trains stop at Harlem l25ths q and 4ihayel
J. NJ. TOUCkY, d. NJ; kENDHlCh,
General superintendent General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-28
THE STATE STEAMSHIP LINE.

BETWEEN NEwYoRK. GLASGOW AND BELFAST
tLARNE)
with through tickets reduced raes Liverpool London
- dublin va
hTATE OF Thursday April 20. .. H.
STATE OF Thursday. May q a. IL
Cabin passage S36 and $40 according location OF state
excursion tickets reduced STORAGE
and fron all OF Europe lowest rates Pier foot
Leroys For freight and passage apply 10
AUSTIN BALDWIN a co, General Agents
No. SO broadway New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-28
ltlusicnl Instruments.

4 NUMBER of very slightly used Upright
~ square PIANOS % our make which especially
selected and only used by the ARTISTS OF the MEIkOPOi
lTAN OPERA HOUSE co DUNG the past opera season
VIM. KNABE & CO.
ll2 Flfthayc.