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RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY,

N trains leave from Chambers a. station Tor thgewopd
Tenaiy ClOser Sparkll and 80 1870 = 80 9oand
liz NJ, ll5 1920 400. $50 30 30 $50 800 1854
D. m 1900 midnight Sundays 1870 $3.50 a. 400 ami 500
D. For Manuel Spring Valley, MDnsey and fallnans ~
130 $50 49, go. 500 sundays $50 A. m e;Vo
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CRIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW

ENRlE RAlLWA I, now known as the NEW
Through 23dst AMI Chambers stations at same
e EARLIER s sn rom saEs % station 'e'"
%ga sq1sg 1sy E orss Dw
Bunao Ieepp cosG .s 20 en- Snas
solid Pullman tram o. Day ant Bude! sleeping Coaches.
Cleveland 1880 a. M cincnnati ~ p m; Chicago $50
% 1pa ~ iT snc sn ,s Nsss F S III arriving
Rochester SSOa m buffalo ,9Ia @ SS,Pens'Sa Srass
D. m.-DaIy Chicago Express Pullman aud Day Sleeping
Coaches 10 BMghamon Elmra Buffalo Niagara faIs Cia
pni nna' o ana a S'sS 45 .s 100 1850 go 1920
hu'' 2 n noon 45 300 $50 .c 5 $50 $50 DO
Sse iS ts sgS iS 5 5c % SSo saS
go sgo n; i Gss r Y;9
1913 S' s AZ 4iS Gs 50 795 300 oS % so5
ys c So ss sse ss9 $50 1888
300 10 % p m and 1900 midnight. "Wednesday Frrsy
and SUNDAY nights only sundays. S:i5 NJ. $50. $780,
sanern 40 e46. 100 $50 1920 w. lt0 S,se, 800 800
sundays 646. $50 lo2oa m, l:4o 4l5 $50 500, 10 so
warwick 445. 600. 1920 n. 4sO p NJ. SUNDAYS 74o
Monticello and White Lake 600 NJ. $50 sundays
Ns%Sarg Cornwall $50 scos NJ. 49, 40 $50. coo
Montgomery. Rondoul ami X - ston ii5 9Oc m $50 -
"a ii p s s,ssp' sp1day' 90
746 100. y. IN. sundays 545. $50. lo2c. a. ~, $780,
Midileiswn 445 5.4S 1850 300 1890 M. $780, 80 100
7:l5 OU D. IN. sundays 545. 30 lu2O IN. ESQ., zoo.
900 D. The 20 a IA. tram stops at Msii-st only. ~.
TAO 800. 900 sundays $50, 1920 m, tOo 49,
Boats 10 We West 23dst NY. 545 ~ Gas every
fifteen 0.45 M TO 1913 every thirty MIN.
and lO4j \. to 40 every hour sundays .ts
lO45 Y. every tnIty minutes lC45 y NJ TO TAO
y m. every hour.
Tickets passage and apartments in Drawing Room and
Sleeping be obs and orders The rhe.nk
and transfer of baggage ue lett az tne COMPANY
4Ol, I'll, 957 Broadway, lS7 Wrsts, " ~ >oS ''h
Fulton ST. Brooklyn. the Company Depots =, I'm
Express trains from tie West arrive IN No"'i'' ''
1880, y 50 a. M. aud ; % Y. m -, 80. ,xo,, x.vyork
JOHN n. ABBOTT, Gen'l rass'r Agent Ne" .or..
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WESI;
l. tRN RAIIKoAD SHORTEST LINZ bExWEEN
,EW.YORK AND BUFFA 10. LlnhiSiS" hArnESo
TRAINS M DUST ALWAYS ON I'M 49,, o,,,..,
PULLMAN PALACE DAY AND sil,i NJ ,nhsr 80
M nav except sundays. Buffalo aud osweso Express
Pullman oaces 10 uap. Stoudsbury SCRANTON bnG
hsmion Elmlra Bath Buffalo. SYRACUSE osw.go' n,esne
0It"rd Norwich connect at scranton tor rittston
Wilkesbarrc. Danvlie ana Notthuhoeri~" ~ o"eS'"a
Ithaa aud intermediate stations - ,,,... .......
IN "A, Rnghamton anu ElmiIa Express fuliman coaches
for Waer GAP Bnghamton, oSeso AMI k'nirA
connscs Al Ptston Kingston. wilkeshare Sc
n m Daily buffalo Limited EAprcss Pullman coAches
for stroudsburg. scranton bngianton, owoSo h mira
Corning Hath. Wayhnd Buffalo. &cr arriving IN b,nA'e
10 !. m Sleeping coach for clean via WAysnd
n D. m Daily Buffalo and OsweSo Express Pullman
Tor Stroudsburg scranton Bnehamton CortAnd
Syracuse. Greene Oxford. Norwich cusA anu
mediate saturdays Connects ct banao WINE
trans Tor all points West -. s.,.rav.
For Rchheid springs p. m. daily. except sa'uras~
SEQ time tables Tor way trains Msas and Essex d.
vtseh
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EVENING LINE

" For Catskl Stuvvesant and Intern late tan tingI
Boats daily lsuniays excepted from Pier 81 o'''
Jay ST, at .. p. NJ 80, avn, n,,,,,
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9eip Uanieo

WANTED. Energetic. polished business
men 10 explain 10 merchants turcrs In al,
sIgs cities Of The world The remarkable advertising
beiun ever seen ON thus continent Only those capable IL
earning from 500 10 800 need answer An EXPERT
collector would drill suitable iii successful. Address
" b r. Co. No. llS DeyonshIe-st. Bost0.. MaAA
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For Both Sexes-Counfrv

For Both Sexes-Country.
MOUNT BEACON ACADEMY.-Able m.
1VA structors Beautiful and comfortable home Address
Principal j. FRED SMITH A. M Fishkiil-on udson - Y
DOCKLAND COLLEGE-NYACK- ON THE
IL HUDSON.-Preparatory and business Tor gentlemen
graduating Tor aies twelve teachers kDtsr at
W IL BANIsTER A. NJ Principal
A CIRCULARS of &C IOol.. bot sexes, CITY
~As and country with careful ADVICE 70 parenta
L. M. COYRIERE 81 East l7th.st Ne1tSyphera
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New Publications.

A MEXICAN AGRICULTURTsT.
IA Price. 81 so per year angle numbers 10 ctA
DAVID w. JUDD Pub, 75l Broadway Sew.York.
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Dressmakinq.

Drtssmaking.
DRESSMAKER.-To go out by the day or
- take work home; terr reasonable DRESSMAKER
S43 6thave. between 17'h and 4Sh Sta
nRESSMAKER.-By first-cla-s dressmaker
~ few patrons bv day In famlhs perfect hitting;
beet reference Address MIS-, OAKLEY, l3l West 22lsi
nRES, MAKER.-Pefect fl DRAPER; reno
~ Yates understand making chldrens clothes ~ 5a
day. Address M. h. NJ. l23s broadway. Tribune Uptown
OBloo
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DONDuUr, KINGSTON AND CATS
Ii KILL MONTANA landing AZ cranston's West
and Esopas eonnecnns with Ulster and DelswaIs stony
si.amsrs CITY OF KINGSTON and JANIS W. BALD
WIN cave every day n, $3.50 H. pm 1901 OF HAT
rI,onsL except naturaya when CITY OF KINGSTON
eavua al ~ making Al ianunxA
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TALL RIVER LINE-FARES REDUCED

Il ..u,.un. RS; Nem,,ft, al ~ FlrsLCdss
reduction all Eastern points
Steamers PILGRIM and PROVI DENCE leave NewY0rk
alternate days Sundays included at 30 rom Pier
% Uf MurraysL Connection via Annex Boat from
Brooklyn amt Jersey ity al p.
LOSG WATER ROUTE FULL NIGHTS REST.
Six morning trains Boston, short rail ride me so min
sae steamer Tickets and staterooms
be all principal hotels transfer and ticket
Offices: a the Office Pier % and steamers.
GEORGE L. CONNOR,
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING r. r.
L NEw;JERsEY CENTRAL DIVISION

FOOT or Liberty ST. No ~ EVER
For bIi TGETToS BEND 20 R Iss
aoo No. 100 si5 M $50 100
Direct connection at Wayne Junction for Germantown and
Chestnut Hil at CoIdmbiasve Tor Manayunk. consho-
on all Day SLEEPING
S9sN 90; 90 'sc t.
nT1H CAS- ST $50 N" SOS S idso @ oo ssoas 500
r PEaIE AMI Psnn
rs, %IGIiAIsR9RT spSganURY. JLiEw,Issapusc and
il;00a o., 100. 1870 400 $50, 5:45 i2oOp sundays
o sas sie q Too $50 H.
loo, 80. 346. 5.45 p. NJ Sundays at $50 p m
For For R PAMAoSa At a 100 i5 BIZ m $780, s4S 400
1900 y; Sunday. l2oc -, 49,, ,rcu curyv
AZ 400 ZOO $50 loo 1880. a45 5;i5 p M sundays
For EAsToN at 100 TOO. $50 m. 100 lso si5, 400.
For s R5s a. 49, $50 'O 400
FerFLEMINeToN TOO 80 a. m. LOO $780, 400 $780,
fSf sonsH % $50 $ts 100 40 300 s3c So: 800
9S So $40 80 $50 80 1"so p m sundays 400 s'0 IN"
80 az az os SO 300 ig S
sSS Sis 5S i .Ss i sss S B
For S'IP f tiT AMBoy a. 4sO 600 SID 90 I45a m
For aCG e ssH R at
For For TE HHSh9 sf Ms RTEh s Rs as
For q RaTTLANTTG CITY. ViNELAND ana BBIDGEToN at
430 m. LOO p.
NFW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No. 8, North River. Via Sandy Hook
For HIGHLANDS. SEABRIGHT. LONG BRANCH 400
Tickets procured foot OF Libertyst Pier No g.
River 81 26l 2S7. 42l 944 LAO and 1923 Broad
659 1877 amt 749 6thsve Rvngt0nst- 10 ~ l6 and
l46 Fast l25th St. 1887 Bowery ia
principal hotels in New York civ In Brook
lyn No Courtst l07 Broadway sis $50 Fultonst 2l0
379 ManattaD-sve In Hoboken. 254 Washngtons A. New
Company will call for and check baggage
hotels or residence To destination.
A. A. Mcleod. {. q. HANCOCK.
II. r. BALDWIN g. f. P. Agt. ll9 Libertyst, n. Y.
POPULAR SHORE LINE for Boston, Provi-
i dence. Newport and all New England Points AIlrai
Grand Central Depot Express trans dalv Sundays
excepted sSa ~ tparor cars attached and IL pm.
with palace sleeping carsL SUNDAY trans IL PAL
ace parloI cars. IL p. tn with Illce Il sepnS
ars connects WEXFORD Newport arriving 100
A LII FARES REDUCED, via
IA sTONINGTON LINE INSIDE ROUTE.
Providence 50 25 TO Boston S. tlTstcass steamers
leave from pier 3d. North River block above anal
st. at 80 daily except sunday ParOr trcclning
landn and Boston without charge
NEW HAVEN. Steamers leave Peck slip
~ Pier % E. r. at p. an II Sundays exec ted
time for early trains north and east
NATSKILL EVENING LINE
" For CatskL and interim Tate an tng+
Boats leave daily sunays excepted from Pier 5a fo''
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7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

AssENGER TRAINS leave ioot Of cortlandt ~ Dee
8 follows;
Ia M for Catasauqua and intermediate polnta
for Geneva, Lyons Elmra Rochester. Buhalo and
tho West and principal oca, % nts Char car TO WlkeS
N for Tunkanuock and intermediate points Char
70 Tunkhannock. Connection TO Recalling and Harrisburg
for Pittson and principal intermediate pointA
Char car IN Pttston
54op m tor topay and interm"dste pointa Connection
TO Reading and Harrisburg.
p m Tor Geneva Lyons Elmra. Rochester Buffalo and
the Vest Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons
z so for Ianrys and intermediate pointA
Trains leaving at Ia m y M and $40 m "ornscs Ia
oil points in Mahapoy and Hazleron otl Regi0ns
SUNDAY TRAINS
8 . FOR Msucb Chunk Hazleton ard Vtsrmediste
points
s A. D. m. for Copay and intermediary pontA
~. Geneva Elmira SOchestsr oufzlo and
tho Meat Pullman aleeper To Lyons
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DRIED FRUITS AND BERRIES
Receipts for the 9032 pkgs. exports 2S77 pkgs.
Fregh s and exporters not buying very
freely OF evapored apples but there fair home trade aud
under the Interior the MAJ ket * show ng
Increased mness sun-red sliced apples continue
and have quick better prices Coarse cut rung
sellers favor; bright heavy packed ohio quarters are
wanted Eyaporaied peaches nearly out of stock
small sales making at extreme prices dried peeled
fu former Unpeeled selling at &c
halves and % for quarters Raspberres continue
advance Cherries steady Backberries quiet Pums and
huckl herr =
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NEw-JERsEY SOUTHERN DIVISION
POPULAR SHORE LINE for Boston, Provi-

j dence Newport and all New England Points. AIlra
Grand Central Depot. Express trains ay Sunday
excepted al es ~ parlor cars sttache and IL
with palace sleeping carsL SUNDAY trans IL with pal
parlo cars ii D. IN. with IIllce Il sepinS ara . -
For Newport take 100 p NJ. Boston Express with afuo
connects al wckorfor Newport arriving at 200 ..
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Receipts week. 1880 pkgs exports 10 693 pkgs
There have been very few changes during the
The export demani has been largely
checked by the hg prices current but mod
crate steady home trade and the position OF the market has
continued rm Now and then small Perfect
Factory Cheese reported little higher than
quote but trading IL the
Fancy Stock, e cOIore white. Fine parcels sell
ing fairly at ia and there s very good demand for
Full stock from ii shippers showing inter
In this class Of goods Light skins
lO2c occasional lot going higher More closely SKINNED
State stock from &C. down for poor
ceps OF Pennsyvana Skins about 5000 boxes
the prices there Is fair demand
Ing Ohio Flats remain and firmly held Lv
l.af,ia o.
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The market heavily overlooked with live poultry and
there be bottom Eighteen carloads
rived yesterday and to-day and about many
ported due Fowls and chickens down to SD
62c loads selling inside figure. Tur-
keys at and and about
u price buyers choose T.
Receipts Of dressed poultry have been very
double what they is Trade has
null
whstandng strong pressure sell aud steady decline in
At the close prime Western turkeys urgently
offered at Zoe with culls thrown at &c. best state
and Pcnn-yl ana lots dlc. an Jersey ia IS.
Western chickens dragging heavily at SG9c the Latter
and fowls freely offered Sc. Choice and
Pennsylvania dry hacked chickens placed
9dlO and Jersey lots selling generally at dl2c.
Ducks also plenty AMI very cheap dull but
plenty.
Quail close shade Partridges steady.
scarce wild Ducks In good demand. Rabbits sell
very well when of good size Venson closing shade rmer
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A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
IA YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT TtI =
UPTOWN OFFICES No l.23s Broadway corner THIRTY.
nrstst until 863 Broadway between Twenty second
and Twenty third sts until 30s West Twenty t,r
st. corner Eighthave 1853 Fourhave
Ihirdave, Forty -seventhst. Third
PEER sytethst and the HARLEM OFFICE 257 Fast One.
hundred twenty ffthst 1890 Thrtave corner One
ENTHUSIASTICALLY rthst. up TO Regular ofice
stea ~
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IARI.EM RIVER BRANCH

III III NEW-YOKK, NEW.HAVEN and HAHIfUHD X. K
Trans Harlem River station. corner lS2dst and
Lincoln ave-. Thin Avenue Bridge ACROSS Harlem
River (reaced ny Ihrd Avenue Elevated kslroad) daily
eIcep sundays AZ $40, 100 vlO TO- llooa 2l1 55S
I4O $40 o:Au 1880 Port Norris Casanova coax
Pont Hunts Pom. West Farms, Van Nest Vest CHESTER
Tmpsuua bay Chester (Peiham Bay Barlow lCy lsan ~
Pelham Manor anu New hochele connecting at New.
Rochelle with trains or all points ON tho man line OF tho
New.York and Hartford railroad, shore Line
and AIR Line DIVISIONS NcwCanaan. MIddietown New
Britain suIoi branches, Boston and all points east
Midnight New koclelle and ali intermediate sta
In al l.lt u. daily, except Mondays
Sunday lor all intermediate st&
tons AT sa w. 1901 D. tho latter train connect
ing "A, ~ with traIns " stamford
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LII FARES REDUCED. via

"A STONINGTON LINE. INSIDE ROUTE.
To Providence 50 % 10 Boston S. tfscass steamers
leave from pier 49, North River block above anal
at 30p m daily except sunday ParlOr rcclinng
andn and Boston without charge
F. w. POPPLE. Gen1 Pass. Agt, Box BOIL y. Y.
NEW HAVEN. Steamers leave Peck slip
~ Pier % E. r. at II Sundays exec ted
Steamers arrive time for early trains north and east
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A LBANY BOATS. "People's LiueS
"A DREW and DEAN RICHMOND
Leave Pier Al N. r. foot Canss daily tsunday srcopts
at6p.
Connecting At Albany for all points North and West
A TROY BOATS-CfTIZENy LTNE.-For
"a Troy and the North Troy Etcurso, tickets % 50.
Daily. except SATURDAY foot Of Christopherst.
day steamer touches At Albany.
DAY LINE
- TO OLD POINT COMFORT Norfolk. Va. and South.
Leave via Penn r. r. 4,3C D. m Parlor % Bxtn moro
thence Palace steamers arriving ut Old Point Sis a.
Norfolk o a II. " TOMPKiNs, 0cnI PAsA Agent
3l3 Broadway. N. r.
PRODUCTION OF FARES VIA NORWICH
~ LINE.-Ths Popular Inside Route To Boston, g.
Worcester sc So Corrcsponfiny retnction 70 all Donts
Steamers CITY Of Worcester and CITY Of New YORK.
leave Pier 40 Told nnmber North River loot Of Wattsst
tneIt above Dcsbrosses Ferry daily except sunday
1902. q. W. BRADY, Agent
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FoRLAGUAYRA PUERTO GA BELLo CURACAO AND
MARACAIBO,
trou Pier Sd East Rver
PHlIADELPH IA. -...........- W ednestav Nov IT.
CA r-dav. Nov. 81
iui
trade nave very 'nDsror nolauons for Disseakerk
For freightOr ,4s>tye poly
BOULrON BLISS & DALLETr General Aapagera
II
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FRUITS AND BRRRIEs-FREsB.
Apples In large supply but steady fair demand
held firmly. especially which sell
readily. Grapes plenty. dull
prime sound cape Cod lots
AT former quotations. Florida In light supply choice
lots rule frm and really fancy would exceed quotation
Appf.a Hrap Hofo rla 4
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Receipts week. 32.769 pkgs Although arrivals
have consisted manly of held fresh lined which
pressed immediate SALE the unusually Of
this class OF coming forward tended
fdence the market aud OF late the
has been In buyers favor Trade ia duh and fresh
gathered stock alone shows hTmness. LINED
moving slowly but held steady OF
foreign arrived last ek-peddng a small 100
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CAPE CHARLES ROUTE TO NORFOLK
RICHMOND OLD POINT COMFORT.
AND THE SOUTH.

Charles Old Point Comfort and Norfolk, via the
NETWORK, PHILADELPHIA AND NORFOLK
RAILROAD
VIII leave Pennsylvania Railroad Station NewYork daily
AZ o. m arriving Cape Charles $50 Old Point S45
m NORFOLK 45 Steamer for Richmond VIII leave cape
Charles AT A. Monday. Wednesday. and Friday arriv
inr there at D. sleeping cars through 10 Cape Charles
gsts and sleeping berhs be secured at any Ticket
Oice OF tho Pennsylvania railroad Company.
A W. dunno, supt H. b. COOKE o. p. a F.A
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w T. admit that 1O3 Prince ST. is downtown.
but rent Is cheap and you buy better skn
garment loi he money from T. C. SHAYNE. manufacturer
than from any other reliable house. Call and see
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pupils received
N1ISS CROKER AND MISS BECK'S
wi SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
VEST l2D-ST,
Opposite Park September 30 1880 Class
boys Principals a nome after september l5
MISS KIERSTED'S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
Nl So East ST., cor Park.ave,
Wilreopen sept 80 at no ne sept L.
liQ MADISON AVE.-Mrs. Roberts and
40 Miss Walkers English and French Day schoolfor
young ladies' and little girls
No HOME study for pupils underll
special and shorter hours for advanced pupils ana
post graduates
For Both Sexes-City.
ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
IA YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES 1898 Broadway. Thirty
frss until D. m 953 Broadway between Twenty second
and Twenty third sts until 30S West Twentyhrrd
st. corner Eghthave 153 Fourthsve. Fourteenhst
760 Thirave. Forty seyenthst- l,O07 Thrdave
near Siytethst and the HARLEM OFFICE 257 East Ono
hundreds ffth.st, 1900 Thri-ave- One
hundred andtweniy eftht. up 10 at regular office
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RED STAR LINE.
III FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS
Sailing from New York and Antwerp every SATURDAY.
NOORDLAND Saturday Nov 20, 1890 D. m
BEliEN Ian ID SATURDAY. Nov ~ C:3O a m
Fall and Winter Rates First cabin. $50 and SIS EIcur
sion $40 and 1928 Second cabin, So Excursion $50
Storage lowest rates Wv
PETER WRIGHT & SONS, GenI Agts s. broadway
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0edrhcrs.

A--TUTORS, GOVERNESSES. PROBES
l,ra circulars Of choice schools
.nn'Iea 10 parents MIRIAM CoYRIERE 81 Fast l7th-st
noxf
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FLORIDA VIA SAVANNAH.
l. Four saings each week from NEW PIER 35. N. r.
Foot of Springst)
SIS. CHATTA OOCH Thursday, Nov. is. 3p
s .NACOOCHE E. Saturday, 20 -
SIS. TALLAHASS Tuesday, Nov % -.
COnnectingwith Savannah Florida and Western Railway
for Bruins wick. Fenandna Jacksonville and all
Florida Unsurpassed accommodations; frstcass Table
d'Hote.
For freight passage apply TO
j. ID. HASHAGGN. HENRY YONGE.
Eastern Agent b. +. T. W. Ry, Agent Ocean IS. Co,
26l broadway. New Per 80, y. r.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1886-03-20
MARVELLOUS FACTS.
The Astonishing Capacity of the Krupp
Works at Essen.

In the Essen works there are 1903
engines representing together 1850
horse-power), 1922 machine tools,
- steam-hammers, u rolling trains
involving daily consumption of 300
tons of coal and coke by the 1,64S fur
naces, whose draught is through CHM
neys of which one is 2SO feet high.
with a diameter of 80 feet at the bot
tom. The daily consumption of water
brought from the Ruhr by an aque.
ducts 24.70O cubic meters. There
are LIS steel lamps, and u cubic
meters OF gas have been used annually,
though this quantity had just been
diminished by the introduction of cleo
trio lights. The work ceases only on
Sunday and on two or three HOLIDAYS
The production is enormous. When
the Emperor William visited the place
in 1877, Mr.. Krupp caused to be set
before him the productions of a single
day: 1880 rails, 100 wheel-tircs. 100
axles, 100 railway wheels, 43O railway
wedges, LOCO bomb-shells. The daily
capacity OF the works is much more:
2,70O rails two and a half milcs), $50
tires, $50 aXles, 100 wheels, 1000
wedges, 1900 bomb-shells In month
they can produce 250 tield-pieces,
thirty 5.7-inch cannon, fifteen g. SO inch
cannon, eight 11-inch cannon. one Il
inch gun-the weight of the last being
81 short tons, its length % feet inches.
1t is one thing to read these figures on q,
paper, decidedly another to travel
among the objects they represent and
witness their extent. their vomitings of
flame, their harnessed immensely and
to hear their voice. -lMoncure D. Con-
ecay, IN Harper's Maqazine.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1886-03-20

smiling at her little girls serious face.
"Whom will you invitc?'
How many could have, mothcr?"
ooh! four or five, | suppose" an
swered Mrs. Duer
/ Now, mother,' Dimplc said, with
! great carncstness, s'Wouldn't YOU lust
as lief | should have one little girl five
times, as five little girls one timer
There was a laugh all around the
table at this conundrum, but Dimple
waited eagerly for an answer. ''Dim-
pie" said papa, ''what little girl DO
you want to invite to dinner five
| timcs?"
"Why, papa she said, gravely,
| Fanny Smoot brings her dinner to
school every day. and it's bardl Y ever
any thing but 4 piece OF corn-bread and
potato. She says sometimes her moth
CT can give her two potatoes, and some
! times a little piece Of fat bacon
| Dimple's voice was trembling little.
and nobody al table laughed now
You shall have your dinner com
pany, darling" said the mother: and
her voice wasn't very steady either
SO Dimple had her way, and went
! off to school happy, with a little invi-
tation written on one of her mothers
gilt-edged cards: Miss Dimple Duer
requests the pleasure OF your company
to dinner on Monday. Tuesday,
Wednesday,, Thursday and Friday Of
next week"
OF course the invitation was accept
ed, and the next Friday at recess the
two little girls were in great gee over
r,I foInI in ,,,,]-,+ Il;
rected to Fan. in q gentleman 5 bold
hand: Mr.. Sidney Ducr THAT means
papa requests the pleasure of your
ss2mpany to dinner on Monday. Tues
Slv. Wednesday. Thursday and Friday
Of next week.
And every week a different member
of the family sent Fan like invitation
until she had been invited by each onel
and then Dimplc's turn came again.
DO you think the four little Smoots
cnvied Fan? No; and III tell you
why. There was a round brown woven
basket on Mrs. Ducr's wardrobe shelf,
which had once belonged to her little
Fanny, now in Heaven. 1t had been
her lunch-baskct, and the sight of it
made the mothers heart ache with
thinking of the bri ght face that used to
look back at her from the gate as the
little daughter tripped to school.
But the first week of Dimple's dinner
company this basket was taken down,
and filled from the table for Fan to
carry home to the little ones there. She
never forgot to bring it back the next
morning, and it never failed to travel
home with her again the same day after
school.
Mother said observant little Dim
pie one night, from her cot in the cor
ner. what makes you look so teary,
sometimes, when you are filling the
brown basket for the little Smoots?'
The mother came over and kissed the
rosy face on the pillow. ''Dimple,'
she said, softly, II count them your
little angel sisters dinner company"
Elizabeth P. allen, IN S. S. Times.