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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-14

LONDON Jan. l3-l23o p Conso's. 80 1910 for money
and 100 Tor the Atlantic and Great Western FIRST
Mortgage Trustees Certificates 3Bs, Canadian 81
Erie do second CGn3o,A, pc Illinois central l42
Mexican Ordinary 2il,; It raul Common % Is Newly ORR
Central. lOS- Pennsylvania, 81.
40 sdvlccs quote Three Per Cent Rentes al
81 francs - = utltoc, Tor the account.
p m.-Con os, 100 Tor money aud 100 ll6 Tor the &C
count and,!iIu Pacific. 81 second COusos So
Mexican Ordinary - st. PAU Common. . = New.Yor@
Central, lOsF icnns' wanna. 81 =; Reading. 1919
Irdia Council hils were allotted to-day at decline Of
isi
IaUs advces quote Three Per Cent Rente7 AZ 81
francs or tho account and exchange Lon Ion
a - francs % utiincs i0l checks.
Hudson aY Company. u -.
The OF bu ION gone into the Bank OF England OF
hnlanna IN =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-14
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

In spite of dulness. general bearish feeling,
and from the oil country that certainly not
encouraging $50 long spectators choose to consider
the output OF few wells important than general
declining tendency in stOcks) the oil market yesterday
enjoyed fu Of steadiness Beyond this there
possible feature TO notice. Business was cNces
sively dull and while the extreme range OF prices
cent the market most Of the timo feeby around
S7ld cents IL closed without change from the pre-
vi0us day, and certainly not weak under all the existing
speculative conditions.
Tho range prices and the total dealings at the Con
solidaicd Exchange were as follows:
opening = . iowest - y
Highest ............. SSl4 Final. S72s
SAFES Z''l-'OOo
There no change In the price OF refined oil.
BRADFORD Penn. Jan. l3-Crnio Oll-Nations Tran
sit Certificates opened at s7i2 and closed at S7l2
highest price. ssis lowest price. S74 Clcarlace,,
03s0O0 barrels.
OIL CITY. Penn, Jan 13.-Cruio Oil-NatlOnal Tran
ait Certificates opened at s73s and closed at s7I4
highest price, ssh lowest price, S7l4 Sales
732 900 barrels; clearances. - barrels; runs.
63,jJ9 barrels; shipments, SOTO barrels charters,
2O.27S barrels.
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Riser, Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFFF-Spot RIO dul at size. for fairs no new safes
Options closed steady after moderate trade SAFES n
hars cInsing January G4066A6; February, 64301"O;
March 10 1855 Mid grades quiet ana seay 'oo OaRs
MaracRibo sold private terli 3 , a r,o.o .o,,,o
safes l5l bales Ca evennga for home consumption
Drltycrics 1000 bales. receipts at the ports tOda 4
bios against IA iO this day last week and Z1o last
year H.. g. ~ ,ro.-f. ~ classification
,1lOys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-14

CAD per GALLON Spirits OF Turpeuue. 26s Cd per cwt:
Sperm on P5S Rosin-Comnon. IS 9d per cwtI
Pale dlla Proy1sions-Lard 33s VI per wv aor
AMERICAN; lbs. ID. cwt for CuDa Cenuuugn
polazng $50 AS I'd 6l5a Cd for Cuba ir
rotnnR ahoat: AustraJ IA Tallow-Beet Zos; Od gIos
Cd: Mutton 2is. i'd G26s 6d Cocoa Nut on-OeYiou'
gu o.. Cochin. $50 o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-14

AN INSTRUCTOR Of twenty years expert
~ In private ana public schools and college, ha' a
few hours un1Ccupei Teaches mathc aucs sci,ntrs o.
gages Englsh commercial and other bran hes best re
encos terms moderate - ....l,., ..-,,-. ,.o,--
SUPERIOR METHODS, Tribune Office
4 MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGENCY supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors GOV
ETC. tOllcgc5, Schools AMI Fduit+ Apply 10
NIKE. NJ. J. NOCNti-FCLiON. - Union square
4 RELIABLE selection of school circulars
~ parents guardians. Teacher5 tntors govern
esscs supplied 1900, J.. NJ % I'LL
GHOICE selection of school circulars for pa
- rents guardians Teachers In every depart meht 81
learning ,uncndtd H. HE-Sr, 80 est list 81
yyTOMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BIZ
w REAU supplies Professors Teachers, GOvcrncsses
Musicians &c. TO Colleges schools Families ana Churches
,enOgapcTs C0pysts 10 business rm+
Mira 4. u. CULVER, 40 jtlIave
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pENNSYLvA NIA RAILROAD.
On and after December 20. O.
GREAT TRUNK LINE


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave NewYork via and Courtndt Stirred
HARRISBURG titsburg and the West with Pullman Palace
csa s ana H KIM S SsS sann
wilhamspOrt. Lock Haven 0 a. n p: mt Cory and Erie
Of IN, connecting at Cory for fitusvte Petroleum
Centre and the OF Regions
Express Of Pullman Palace Cars daily except sunday
Am. arrive Washington 400 D. ant sac p: arrive
NJ = nis f' sund s5O o.fo ' a. ~ and
For Atlantic city except sunday, lRm;
on sunday 9:45 a. ana D. N. not stop at Asbury
For Did Point and Norfolk via NevYOrk philadelphia and
% and Luce ESst Sss S% every
Jersey civ aaoTdins speedy and direct irsnsier
ana 1888 p daily From Washington Baltimore Gao.
a B5 70 S SO sSa s fS asH 0S from sq Pss
seRha so 800 e22 go sS $50 $50 e , es9 o 1888 s s
s4o s. ana s5o aso SoS Ios5 DD ''0
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
trans leave Nsy YoS via Des9rosses and Court
$40 1870. g. p ~ Chicago Limited and 10 Washington
p % and ana Il nsSi decentralization o lilo
AND and 10 A. b. srTssi and S night 81 Ieo
Trains leaving York daily excep. sunday and
IIloa M l. 2; a. 3 and .p ~ and p H. on Sundays
Bread Street station PhiadslRhis
a. NJ LIMITED Express, l.I4 and $50 D. ~ 1919 tpS
ss o IS $40 ga g;o 1g q 5SHf hSt. aS SSs
rs G sas "a @ Hsa
and DesbIosses and cOurtla9dt ST. cOqats and
b"schs Hotel hoboEen station Jersey CITY Emisfans
' fSe t9mDany and check
a1e r. MsSatsr General Pa,enser Agent
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THE NEW LINE

W.YoRK. PHGLADELPHIA. AND NORFOLK OLD
POINT COMFORT AND THE SOUTH
6HOUES FASrEN THAN ANY OTaE = ROUTE
ON and after Do cmber Z. 1881 Tho PhadelOhis
Norfolk srOAd company vii. rua FIST Dag ana Nighs
Kpress between Newly ork and Csla n Il
ew orr VIA Peunsyyania Harold. laws aud
sud - daily NJ fox l3O5 md 10 A. M Sl-so.
lg through from NcvYOrk to cape hares ana Par5f
'r from Phi alrlphia with NJ chanre Tickets
and ping Der hs 10 secured ~ any rce. acs
4 the Pcnnsy lNanS tsiltOsd Company.
=, u, m, X 60 = GEM Pass and freight Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-14
PHILADELPHIA AND READING R. r.

Fi03r ~ LI6ERTY: ST. sos g AIyyGEEfs
For Ra!LADELPnIA ana TRsNT0N Rou1G ao Bro iS
ESQ., i96 D. N Gi 400 q Is am az 10
SS fHnfon o5aR r Sanayank con:hS
DRAWTNG.FGoM CARS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
g5 Ss} S Sgn s sH% Green G ST.
al No $50 30 90 lP m L6ir s go
rSr 'SH RATE3 FFshS and Penn,
NAMASGY ny AZ s{ ZAP NJ $50 a:oop a.,
lilo Loo 1870 i;Oo $780, 545 POO =. m Sundays,
rS S$ %, ASr 3 ~ at geo. s45am.?i5p
f FG and n IgnasS. S oo
at 100 s 80 5l5 H. 1880 s;.5 aOo
For l BS m T EM i1GS and MAUcm CHUNK
at 800 40 s46 loo, 1880, $40 0:'6 pm funday
rerE at 1909 7CO. $40 a. mlCo l'ss s5 400
For sS HIGH Sf BRDG ig RRAXcT Il 100 Sj % 400
500 80 % D. ". SUNDAY 1880 .. m ~
fSr sb M 40 4 4OG c g. o 80 o5 S so 500
$40 100 7$'. sl6, 1880 M Sundays. SEQ s:ooa M
sog g. % i az ,cS 80 TO- os go S sI
$50 ~ eCo S;SY 100 1s' sao g9 n lO l tSS
iSs .S SH2 l So g. A Fe as
DAYS except ocean Grove at 400. S4Sam eo,n
For Fer LhK IONS RIv BARNEGAr at $780,
For e4S TlxELAND and BRDcEros az
1870 a. M, Loo D. m .,,,. ,,,,,,o,n>,
NFW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No Seth BiyeI via fsnSy hR ssANcu
fiesats can Dc t p5senrst =!
Ss Ii; \. III
$40 Bowerv, 10 anal ST. and prnciIa hotes IN Now-
SIS SuFsa sooy o ~ ave- l'I
and chez pa rom hotels or residence 70
General Manager. Gen. Pass. and lcket AGE
H. P BALDW Y. &, L. p. Agt, ll9 liberty St, Ny
INVEST SHORE RAILROAD. ,...
TEE BEST coNslRgcTEp AND FIMESnr ESS on
THE WEST sHoEE ROUTE is AI2T55s TIE Rf MT1t
AROUND FdOrHiLLS or CArsKILL MoU00IFArInnii;
AND THRoUdH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY of ihS
on ana after 1885. trains win leave west '2a
so tsn. leave from new downtown station foot OF
North River 20 minutes earlier than Hoin ''' ~
Detroit Chicago $3.50 q. 1900, $40 p III sleep
err st hsuis 900 $40 D. N. slcepers ;iTol b..
Enhao Rochester suspension Bridge Niagara Falls 's;So
q m .6:OO, $40 D. N. scepers and paror cars. -
Highland Pokeopsie and CatSkll. 80 ll;so D. M
Ncwburg Kingston, saugerties and Albany 'i'o' ii'-'
Saratoga via Albany 1l:20 a. m. 500 r. M
For Montreal and Canada East $40 p M m Toronto
si q am. 1000, HSl 10 p. N o,,.r ,r,,ns daily II.
.pay. fDalIy except saturday. othet Trans ""' "a
ucxsis ume tables paror sleeping car @ aeaa
tons Information apply az dce loot Of
NswYorK CITY sI6 $685. Ssh ois. BroaaSs loS so Sow.
aud west shore stations foot Of wssI & III Tor and
CZECH baggage from and resdeness 9StTr
ieft. & t snos ose% General Passenger AGeAs
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UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.

Do,o,+rent q, Arts II Town, Scientific school III
wharton school o. Finance aud Economy " C0urss u
V IN MUSIC vi. Medlg al school VII
mental School VII. Veterinary school TX Law sch oO
< Bio.og .caI school NI DtDatt neAt Of Phl!o' SpAy'
In maEinc INJURY please specify department.
III 'H"N'9 1'''' REV JE-eE y 81 TX. secretary.
upivers,ty OF PENNSYLVANIA West Philadelphia Penn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-14

JACKSONVILLE, Fln.-Straight and excur-
son all routes az greatly reduced rates Wrto LOT
lie south asst borths reserved two weeks IN advance
LANSIN0'S Railway Ticket Office, 857 Bro2dwV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-14
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HuDSS0N

~ f.N l Ohh ZEN l NAL NM libDilON
" RIVER RAILROAD.-C Commencing NOV ~, 1883,
through trains VIII leave Grand Central Depot -, -,
- Hoohcst or and Montreal Express through uraw
cars to Rochester ST Adams and Oueet ON
1870 tast Limited CHICAGO Express VIII Nn ann
cars stopping AZ Albany Utica, syracuse kochestsE Bu
fao, Niagara Falls Erie Cleveland ami Toledo arriving az
Chicago 900 n. T. dlY.
1880 Chicago Express drawingr0op cars 10 Cansn'
I'll a. M esteru NewYcrk and Northern Express, with
s.S6 3 NJ Albany. Troy and Utica Express through
drawing room cars TO Saratoaa, FL Edward ana elena
Falls on Saturdays only . 49,, 49,, ,
NJ Chicago St Louis Express, with seeplng-cars
for aEna Fills Bunalo. Cincinnati. Toledo Detroit Chi
SSo D. ~ Express with sleeping cars TO syracuse and to
Aubutr road, and 10 saratoga also to Montreal
Pacific Express. with sleeping cara for hocnes
ter Bunao Niagara Falls Cleveland Toledo, 81 Louis De
troit ana Chicago - A.. .,,..-
and Trov with the morning trains for tho West and
for the North except saturday nlRhtl: =. ~.
Tickets on at Grand Central Depot No o BowinS
Cream ais broadway Harlem Depot llah-st and 4thaye
aud at WestoOtts Express Olces iarkphce near Broel
Way 7S5 042 Broadway, and 90 west l25nst New,
YORK. 38J Washington and 1870 fuonss BROOKLYN and 10
4th. at. WILLIAMSBURG. ,--..- ... a..
drawing and leeplng cara can o5
procured OF the teset Offices IN Newlork CITY anu
$50 Washington ST., BrO0"iyj. --,,..
baggage called for pnd Checked from icsdenos ,.,
s1hese daily. All others daily except SUNDAY.
M ToIiCkS u. NJ EENDRICk.
Gem ral Supernte ndent Geperal Passenger Agent
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEf
~ Trains leave from Cbambersst Depot FOR E1glewo99a
Coster Piemont and Nyack 800 10 M ~ = 'aoX
IRE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
u YORK LAKE, ERfE AND WESTERN RAILROAD!

Arrangements trans nom ohsmDelsst Depot from
23d.st 10 minutes earlier. n. nuu, ~,
m-Dav Sundays Day Express, BUFFET Drawlngf
room Coaches 20 Bnghamton, ElmTa h0IneiisViie Bnt
o Niagara Fails and bage eeps
pm-Daily Chicago and ST. Louis Vimited Express"
sod train pay and Hotel sesRag caches 1s
a. m. Cleveland 10 80 M Cincinnati GA p M Chicago
900 M and - aS1s tse secTn s Tited arrives
Burao 80 suspension Priee; s:li a M The moss
pOpu night train between ana buaaoi , train
Of Pullman Day and sleeping Coaches TO Bnghamton, Eli
mira Buffalo Niagara Falls Cincinnati and chicago oo
ha'nerf e. mona aSa a. goo 800 40 5o $50 SO
1929 $50 lYSo M s @dng5 10 sunny iuidSsa
ff s5 $40 $50 40 5o $40 80 C
sIU l2 i5 & T. S soo go %Ra y 1oO WV
Nework and Paterson via Newark. go 800 $50 tooV;
IL midnight saturda nights only. sundays $40 a. ms
So s1iG To- iG 49, 1850 Pm and Il Midnight sundays
SS5 80 1920 a. M Las, $50 p NJ, and II midnight
warwick 445, 1850, 1920 NJ 4;30 p M Sundays 5:Ao
Sewburs and Cornwall $50, NJ, $780, iSO. p. m. Sum
"Hondout and Kingston and Montgomery a.. $50
Sunday $50 scranton 9 a. H. sundays e5ceptedlo O
Goshen 4A5, 545, 10 3 i029 m 20 90 40 %
Middejown 4:l5. $40. So 9, 1920 M 530 30 4 8.
$50 p sunday 5i5 $50 1920 A. NJ, 80 I: P m Inc
and $3.50 m. trains connect Win NcWlotk onlatlp
western Railroad Man.st. The m train stops az
Port JEWS AS 1850 O. 1920 a. m. 80 = 8 $50 p
SUNDAY Z 50 ln20 a. M. s 80, z SPIN. e,-..,.
Boats leave Sdst " y SAP s:l5 a m; So a. m TO e45
p every fifteen minutes 5f5 p. NJ TO lOio p m every
thirty minutes and HAS p H. sundays every thirty
minutes. .- 49,. - - -. 4,
Tickets passage and apertmen IN Drawing Room and
ScepIng Coaches be obtained and orders for The checking
s M zS Sy & GsSf1 aY y w he couT
81, brooklyn OF az he Compeny's OepoiS Ia
Ixlre,. from The West arrive IN NowNoTk At 7lO.
''' loan n ABBOT n. GEM Pass'r Agent. New York.
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Cnroucan Advertisements

7 IEBIG COMPANYiS EXTRACT OF NEAT.
IL Firrst and cheapest Meat fl1yorng stock for
Sour. Made D.snes and sauosA Animal sde
S,tJJUOJ Jars
7 lEBIG CONPANYS EXTRACT OF NEAT.
IL r irvslushla tonic. rs success ard boon Tor
pniCi Ma ons should feel grateful" SEQ Medical
Press" Lancet 90
Genuine only With the FAC sinile Of BARON Liehia =
sigma are IN BlGo lHS acLo,s Ao hAD5. 10 t ea.,,
largely used by dealers With % connection win
jaion Ll-bia. the pubic src iufQrDed mas no
fiobig Company aOns cal oior tho acues WIKI
Baron LieUiss gLraltoe q. Senuineloss
I IEBIG CONPANY'S EXTRACTOR NEAT.
Il To be- had oi all storekeopcrs Grocars an Chon
lst. sole gents for tho Unitat states lwho eco
oily G, DaviI Co, 81 tehchuIeh'ave., Lonlon'
England
aoa vhol,sae by Iayas r. Smith, Park & T;ord Acker,
MeTall e Osndlt Mex & EObhina. Truro r WhyIant
z Co. Francis II. Loggett Co.. aud W H schienen * Co
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pantlra ataoemlea.

ulthii'H ~NNtONHtA@Ss
ALLEN DODWORTH, Gs1 5TH-AVE.
n Assisted BY HIS SON FRANK DoDworrH.
Glasses and private lessons. Gentlemen on Monday AMI
new class Tor little on Tuesdays Fridays half
past send for circular.
A LEXANDER MACGREGORS l12 9TH
"a AVE-Private lessons and classes every day Gentle
(,ARL MARWlG,
NE GARMO'S-l.476 Broadway (42d-st.)
~ New class Saturday 2 p N. -
EERNANDO'S DANCING ACADEMY. 1872
l. East j5thst. Bank Building. Class Lessons and Ph
waite Instruction every day and eyenne send for circular
GEO. w. WALLACE'S classes, 121 West
Gentlemen donday Thu day evenings chdrcns classes
Harlem Branch llJtb.st. Pafk-aye. See clrculars
MIR. =. HARVARD REILLY. Master of
WI Dancing. 57s 5th.ave. See Circulars
XVANTED.-A bright young lady normal
w graduate Epscopaian assistant primary teacher
EN-. COYRIEkE, u East l7th.st. neal Broadway
II GEORGE DODWORTH, p West 24th-st,
formerly with Mr.. Allen DOfwOrth Now ODen. 500
rculars Room TO let Tor Germans. etc.
I1rp GOODS
OOO FUR RUGS. So, 81, Sc; fringcd
l.OOO BODY Brussels mats. soc. 75op 81 carpets,
ANBEEW LESTER CO.. 1874 Broadway.
Excursions.
WINTER EXCURSION
w TO HAVANA AND MEXICO.
Newyors TO Havana and TeluTn are. TemanI; about
Wea Cruz Mexico and return about fonr meoks sena for
pamphlet. +. ALEXANDRA q SONS.
80 BToadway City.
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For Young Ladies-CountrY.

For Young Ladies-Country.
4 SCHOOL, For G5RLS Sri at GToton on HUI
Miss p PoP bANKs and H%u Mss & s tSDERHILL
HOME BOARDING SCHOOL for misses ana ana
cnde2 one , h0gG from 9rs S "S s Thar
stanford Conn
MRS. STRONG has opened her Boarding and
vi Day school limited number OF pupils at reaGsas d
from Hew day four miles ROckaway and
Long hReSa nor sfRGN ST. poarsas
NYACK SEMINARY for girls. limited num-
Ser tn %gGs: fFaniHS N &
For Both Sexes --Country.
A HOME FOR CIIlLDREN.-A Christian
"A LADY living near would ISS6 cae and u
ton reference given Mrs Dr. ReaG Tribune Oce
CLAVERACK, n, Y, College and hudson
S 81 sofsS S q o Sa
January 4'n ''no 'or A. H. FLACK. a. b, President
DOCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyack- on-the-
irsaua,ms course for es
Jan send for fa9l0Sqe A. NJ prn
CT. AUGUSTINE. FLA, LADIES' ACAD-
> Envy southern on HG Se W u Sh oT
PanrnS &C. Address MT dS y rnsqRar
WINE EMS" Springfield, Mass. Family
Dav and Music school for irlS Primary Academic
'@SSiSai All MISSES PoRTER cmAMPNEY. Principals
For Boys and Young Men-Country
pOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted Tor
summer GC Or Winter c0nGP2fa Of Esl
ELMWOOD SCHOOL FOR BOIS.-At Mil
II ford Conn Parents who unfortunate IN the man
agement OF their will well TO profit by he advantts
offered by this school Address ftANh NJ now sup'.
TORT HILL SCHOOL for Bows. ..o, NV.
l. Second year; enlarged &C 'omuiodaiOns SCDU .sE y
TAMES HAf1IICK LEE, Headmaster. Canandalsua y 4
EREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold, \. j.
lambia Yale and harvard Kiv a. q. CHAMBLRs rIin.
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY.
III Worcester, Mass. Both year baGins sept = 1859.
c. b. METCALF, \. NJ, superintendent
NEWTON N. j. COLL. INSTITUTE
y Beautiful home!ke healthy. high 90 f3cr nonnt
college prrp1rat ~ music stenography gylHuasln pam
rooms hoi cold extensive grounds ildhs ueI'
ment horses aud beautiful PET p 29's A NJ Principal
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
L Chester Costly buildings Thorough Instructor a
MILITARY COLLEGE lIyl EDEueeTing. thelhiStr,,'
Classics English COLONEL THO. HYATT President
CWITHIN G. SHORTLIDGE'S ACADEMY
- for Young Men and Boys. Media, Penn, is mlr ron
haicha Fixed price every expense even books
etc No extra charges. 80 ncidcn al crp uses No eNs
admission. Experienced teachers an men @hu M
ITtuntcs Tor apt students u huNdc
rapidly Special drill Tor Gun and backward boys fafns
students studies choose the regular h
nsb Scientl1c BUSINESS Classical civil insinccruS
Course students fitted Il Media Academy are no" IN ,tr
ward princeton and ten other colleges and poly echDc
which prohibs the sale OF all Intoxicating drinks ot no%
Illustrated circular address tho Principal aud proprietor
SWITHIN G. SHORrLIbGE, \. NJ,
(HarvsTd University 'rnuatel,
Media Penn
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BOSTON, NEWPORT. NORTH AND EAST
~ FAi L EIyER LIN ;-Iiest route via Sound Maxi
mum accommodations, minimum rates. From Pier % y. II.
foo OF Murray st, every day sundays Ioa p NJ
Steamers Il and Providence Connection from Brook
yn aud Jersey City by Annex boat at p N.
FLORIDA. JACKSONVILLE and all points
souh and West NJ than o)mpanes rates. rall OF
tenmer WEDB'S cut Ratio Ticket Ouce, 80 Broad WY
oear Duane baggage checkedi seepers reserved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-14

EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passenger
trains leave depot foot Of Cornd and Desbrosses sts-
at = a IN, l.3;i0 and p m. fol Ea,ton Bethlehem
Allentown Reading Mauch hunk Glen summit. Wilkes.
barre Towand Wayery Ithaca Genevl Lyons Buffalo and
tho West. Pullman through COACHES daily. Local
Of and 6iO III. for Easton bethlehem and Copay:
Trains leaving at m and $40 p. IN. for all
MahOnoy and iazetOn coal regions
leaves fer Hsuch Chunk and Haz eton, Am.
L b. BYINuTON O. p A.
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Steamboats, ano railroads.

NOR NEW HAVEN-Steamers leave Peck
Oai,n ~ n m and II =. m. SUNDAYS eHco2ted II ?
in tlMe TOT cary uAs -NoA9n AIN A-~'
W. nrslon 10 New. Haven and return ~ Oh
n ORWICH LINE. -. ,,.......-
Rrduction ~ fares to all points, BoSton ~ worcester
r. 90 Stcancrs Picr 90 'rtn lver 10Y O Mat,sG
reEt ner above Desbros.es street Forty al s'o p LIZ u
except SUNDAY
DOPULAR SHORE LINE for BOSTON ant
J. the BASr--An rail from Grand Central Depot Thre
daily SupdAys oxceptod) TO Boetonat NJ
(plrlO attached and IL with palace seepL
7. w. POPpLE, AGENT
WEXFORD ROUTE 10 NEWPORT. Il. /.
w Leave Grand Central Depot aS follows;
AZ = M, arriving In Newport at 20 p. IN.
A. p. m. arriving in Ncwpcrt az 80 . M
(Drawjng groom cars attached To both ttainSl
THEODORE WARREN, SUpt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-14

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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-06-03
North AudOynr.
VOLUME "a.

BENZ Stevens and Henry Beilharz, of
Cassville, were here Sunday.
Mrs. Emma Perkins returned to Glen
Haven last Monday.
Mr.. Mrs and Miss Ortscheid went to
Patch Grove Tuesday, to consult DR..
Cory.
VIM. Patterson spent Sunday with
VIM. Stevens here.
Mrs. James Brookens is very low with
erysipelas DIR. Cronin was called last
Sunday.
Miss Louisa French viii remain here
few weeks this time.
Mrs. c. w. Ray and Mrs Kraut VISIT
ed Mrs. Addison in Beetown, Mond Y,
Last Monday thirteen loads of hogs
passed here going to Glen Haven.
Robert Wood has bought new corn
pillow.
We are glad to see Louis Wildmar
around again.
C. W. Ray and Louis Kraut went C
Lancaster Decoration Day.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-06-03
Grant Gumntp Aerald,
Approves the "Herald.o

CAssVILLE, Wisconsin, May -, 1886.
w. G. CHANDLER:
Dear Sir: Enclosed please find -
to apply on subscription. have been a
reader of the HERALD for many years,
and feel that the time and money spent
in so doing have been profitable.
have been SO well pleased with your
conduct of the paper that I thought you
would excuse the liberty of my writing Il
short communication expressing my APP
proval Of the course you are pursuing,
and l may add that but voice the senti-
ments of this community when / say
that the HERALD is the best friend of the
people of any paper ever published in
this county. The HERALD has almost
always been Il power for good ever since
the days of the elder Cover, and if YOU
continue as you have begun, your pre-
decessors will have no occasion to lament
that it is upon your shoulders their man
tie has fallen.
We are pleased to see the high moral
tone of your paper, pleased to know that
you do not publish a paper for the pur.
pose of throwing mud upon those who
happen to differ in their views of mer
and things, and we are also pleased &c
see TIE Old Standby paper of the coun.
ty taking the lead in an honest endeavol
to unite and restore the Republican
party to its former position of power anC
usefulness. and we sincerely hope thai
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Hew to the line, Mr.. EditN, and yor
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We particularly indorse your sent
ments expressed in favor of nominating
Senator Ryland and re-nominating L;
Toilette and Rusk We have every con
fidence in the ability of Mr.. Ryland tt
make first-class state officer, and Gov
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the interests of the state are in safe-keep
ing in his hands, and no man in all tn,
history of this country has reflected NOR,
credit upon the state of Wisconsin in til,
lower House of Congress in so short
time than Hon. r. NJ. La Toilette |
merit and devotion to duty are to b
recognized and rewarded, this distric
should return him to Congress.
We were very much pleased to receiy
your enlarged edition of your paper las
week, replete with interesting matter
but we were not prepared for the sur
prise occasioned by the appearance o
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