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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-13

Mrs Mary Royston Norris, who lives in
Room No. 10, Manufacturer block, has in her
possession some oil paintings which are valu-
able as relics of the late war. They were
owned by A. L. Royston one Of the most
aristocratic families in Virginia, who lived
at AppomattoX Court House at the time
of the rebellion. After the surrender o.
Gen. Lee the Union soldiers entered the
house, took everything of value and, before
leaving, thrust their bayonets into aud shot
through these paintings which were subse-
uuently brought to this city by Mrs. Norris.
A Spanish scene shows the cash made
bv a bavouet and The Coral Reef has
been pierced by a bullet. The paintings
are over so years old, and were at one time
owned by Gen. Fairfax. Mrs. Norris wears
the honor of being the niece of Mrs. S. Elmira
Shelton, OF Richmond, who was the object of
Edgar A. Poe's earliest affection. Poe's dis
solute habits caused Mrs. Shelton to discard
him. She afterward married, and her hus-
band died about the time that Poe became
a widower. and he sought her hand again,
but he could not overcome his appetite for
drink and his suit ignored. The lady,
whose maiden name was Elmira Royston, is
still living at the age of so years in Richmond
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-13

Feiected commu -atious cannot be preserved.
ADDRESS all letters @a kilograms to
Til! CLOSE, st. Paul, MINI.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-13

IN. Paul GLOBE SUBSCRIPTION RATES
DAILY (.SoT INCLUDING SUNDATD
W. in advance. IS 90 5 mos, in advSnce-S2 W
,-nos-. in advance. o. 6 weeks.in advance. %
One month. .......70c.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-13

Hello, there!' calculated sMr. Harrow at
the breakfast table yesterday, "Manning and
Garland have resigned again!' ''What!'
exclaimed his wife. turning over her cup of
tea in her excitement; "yOu don't say so!
1t must keep the president busy re-signing
Their commissions, because he seems to put
them back every time. What queer men
they must be. I wonder if it's any fun for
them 10 be doing this ali the WHILE
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-13

1t Is understood that Secretary Phelps. in
addition to desire to reOrganize the cham
Der of commerce, has a few weird ideas rela-
tive to the benefits derived by st. Paul from
the holding of the winter carnivals.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-13

YESTERDAY morning the
papers announced that
Thomas S. Hall and Robert
It. Simpson had been re-
ceived at the Saltwater pen
itentiary to serve terms or
twoyears each. They were
sent from Kandiyohi coun-
ty. having pleaded guilty to
a charge Of larceny in the
second degree. The twain
are a couple of the best
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-13

ST. PAUL, MONDAY, DEC. 10, 1885.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-13
TIE TRAMPs' LYCEUM.

. LII IL ohi 10
eroOnl at the
police sta
ton ! a S t
w e d n e s.
day mig h t
pre- S ented
a n unusu-
ally in
tere S t ing
sig h t. A
large num-
Der of t h e
ira IN p ing
trater t y
were pres
e n t, a d
there were
sew er al of
t he faces
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-13

2u-,.. -(Daily-Monday, Wednesday and
FriGay.)
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-13

After Cleveland considered the matter
carefully he came to the conclusion that
it was better to appoint Church governor
before congress had a chance to act upon
the admission of Dakota. By this plan he
avoided any embarrassment that might.
under certain contingencies, have resulted
from the mixing up of the affairs OF Church
and State.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-13

Manager Foster showed poor judgment in
bringing the Huntington row to a head at
Peoria. This is one of the worst places in
America from which to start an operate ad.
vertising boom. Oshkosh, Wis, would have
even been better.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-13

Lady Colin Campbell has at least given the
society reporters pointer. They can now
add life and spirit aud novelty to their reports
of social events which are partial failures, by
characterIzing them as "ghastly affairs and
''deadly dull This will at least relieve the
monotony.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-13

She said no word; she did not praise nor
blame me;
She is so proud, so proud and cold and fair!
All! dear, my love, thy silence did not shame
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-13

characters: An irate manager and an in
censed contralto.)
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-13

People who are afflicted with insomnia are
advised to read the able and interesting series
of articles on the Ontario plan of assessment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-18

e g. q Is 70 !, & Z Z Is;
g. g. az ~ 3 q 81 a. 4 Do g. g. sssS
e e ~ y.' i S az ~ Sls e. s
g. IA & e. e
s.s ~ i a. AZ s. $751; s e. e.
i5i a4 S5 Bun iaS n. a, 5; ss' ceT d. bo7c us
1880 d. s5 q Ohio steers IIJI at "a So 10 do ilss
RsusI' Dry Cow. 9os n. at IS 20 Tess si0 Bulls
vel price, Sale, and M,1sd los were
spSssf D:yi' s;s;sI' as' at Sci
s sssS 90 80 a5 e e. 3 sS & l n at
Hume Mullen; yea'' 50 b. at SCI do isa b. at
S Wash fG p erassor 1897 No. at s VEAL.
q sahFF xN6 e. Nj IS car. of ,27
head-2s cars at s0thst ST., and y cars at Jersey
& T Ss for Tor the
sn r. 3
The p SseD s al sHt ssng Ind 't ec e
@ wn saT0a ia t s ssas stSe s E az e
Davis 2 y %esaG s,. e
az s. n + 81 Ia S 90 3 a.Ps:
shGsp AZ 30 NJ Al &C :, o2 ao
g ss w e sssn a ScS 70 n i az $ oc lsdo
state Lamts "a b. at &c; 1911 DO 70 b. at7c 1913 90 10 No.
at i2c 49,. an a. IN
TO- at SC l4l do 0S ID at sac 1875 DO ITO ID, az &c 100 60
1873 H. at 64c; Is state Lambs 10 ID et oci 10 no. " "'
at 81 10; 30 do. II b. at TIC. ,r.A.
l2c 13 State sheen 80 10 at 4Hc $50 DO W. ID
x deock 20j Western sheep se n NJ 5c yesterday;
l4I OHIO 90 03 10, at 5iac; l5l 20 l1s b. at6c. .e.
j. T. Sader & Co. Is kentucky Sheep. III 10 AZ - oS
2i5 do 81 b SIS l2s 1876 Ohio do 81 b. At o2c; 10y
do 81 No. at 19 do "a ~ ~ 5c III PensY,'
9Og OF PennsYvaHla sheep aud LANDS
73 10 AZ &c: "a Kentucky Lambs 80 10. at she q,
Judd buckingham III Ohio sheep ~ ID, ct 80 10; W
do rs H. at 50 10. 40 =. -. NJ. M 40 ca
p $. Kase 80 Western Lambs 90 d. AZ o'@c 90 no. %
10, at SIC. .. 49, OIL 49,. -. 90 ~ a.
81 TO- =, o oso ,o., Ok ann. a.
Jersey Cty and % Total for FOUR days3lDlI
head 1873 head Tor the same time last week onr
sale alive Normally firm az "a z00$i oVper ioo 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-18
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEv YORK wednesday, Feb -BEEVES- Receipts were
nidic cars Yesterday afternoon from Long Island
aTs ot head nil at Jersey city with exception
single load Total for four days J4uO neal asilS O. p
head for the corresponding tms as weeS ar Wi an
wcro loads Trade opened moderately actte ana up
hour we're slow yards quite cleared at
Prices the start we're nr especial ioo INC , oS
Coarse heavy Cattle the market was hardly as good FOR
Dry COWS sold at ~ 5UaS4 Bulls at 50 25ds3 80 Gil
otc9 at SO 90 81 IS and TO Prime Steers
81 % ass paid with Choice ami Extra Ses "t 20
So % per 100 H.. 80, -, ,., , , N
quarters and 100 carcasses OF Mutton The Adrac
viii be laden tomorrow. 5000 go $500,
at 81 90 II do l674 No. at SO 2O do GAO H. at 50 ~ q
Edo i6i0 d. at s6 10 Do 1880 D. q 81 20 IL do l96 10
stsr ~ d7 81 10 at s. Is DO so5 10 IS
Steers ii65 al y lo Indiana Cows Las 10 at 81 10
50 sO do 04l b. at 81 j0i Bull 1890 TO- at 81 SOi
A. M1proe is Chicaeo steers 904 TO- at S. 10; IL do
1900 To- 70 ioi 1870 t2e 70 at 70 80 no. lal3 70
az - So s do ia h. at 81 71i Il ohio Oxen LIT 3D. at
81 oO " NJ! cliigan do l.o92 10, at 50 80
1921 10 al 50 4O 20 1921 u. at SO 80 II do. 1904 10,
IS 20 il do 1870 10 at 80 29 10 do 276 10 at 70 20'
il56 Sol Oxen iS4o IL. at " 2o' 10 Cows. ola b.
D. wSi1el SO Missouri steers l2s9 TO- at So 22hj 10 do
1885 10 at S5 % do lO49 10 81 50 46 do. 1857 TO- at
81 10 Bulls, 100 b. at So co. lido, 1890 10 at 50 80
1876 b. az 50 40 20 do 1850 b. az IS so - do I27s 10;
az SO 30 do 200 10, at s. 2o do i2l0 H. al 20 u .
Al 30 81 Michigan DO M at 50 DO 1905 No. at q SO
"a Ohio do 406 az SO 90 le DO Az d. AZ 60 20 ~ 90
So 40 state oxen I 700 ID. at 20 40 20
40 ssc HSq,s sfsr; sS 70
Nat "a So ~ DO s6 10. $500 y doilV2 at g 90
% DO l,Oas - g ST. % do 1887 ~ at s4@H Bull
j. ss6smbsrs & Co. II Kentucky Steers. 1898 d. Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-18
PHILADELPHIA AND READING R. r.

l. ,NEwJERsEY GEN rRAL DIVISION,
20, T.HEI4 SEE1FhFISd htF$ST Of =; isss s,o,,
r? EAHG+FA 1ni fssS m no SS"?a ss
DSc connS y" al VANS moe G e1 aa
Sheetnut IN mt Colnubia-ave. for Manayunk. Consho-
n c%Rs on all Day Trains
nsa5a9s saSss i rTTfiIApELpHI4 Ninth and
@ SS Ns iH1 M 5 iao p H. Thr and
RsfEs IS at 5ho oSp 10 $40, 300 1890 %S LOO $780,
fEnLf and III LIZ Penn
Fol, %%iLLIIAMsPoRT, sUNBURY. LEwIIssBUGo and
i;i6 loo 1880 400 j:ao 545- 1900 sundays
FSF oG sa si pfsrGY at 1000 s.s m
loo. l.5O, 345, 545 p M sundays at 5.30p.m
For For P9naE&E a a"7 49, as R5 H. $780, s 400
For BTrh% ri yHiLENio%N and MAUCH CHUNK
at 400 700 $40 a. m, 100, 1850, S4b o4o NJ SUNDAY
At 400 TOO, e4S LOO IsS s3 stS 100
For OH Tlo if bSDGT pBRAScH & 100 $40 400
For FifaINcT9N ZOO. s45 =. NJ, 100 1880 400. 4'so
BOO go p M su9d ID Y i's9 1oo sls 1880 5a
For 5 En- 9s9 toG C &C. go 800 s
500 7oW1 1872 BID lG3op m eunoaJH a"o o''' n-
i5 rs 49, 49, g.: So s'S Sls
49, SO go Ss ggS m c s5 1 49,
For Si FE ipT O %as sG90 asO $40 s5 ioo
RgASoG oYT SS 100 SRq 9sS $50 S A r9 sun
DXSs except ocean Grove at 400 sASsm, an,
For fAk RWooD TONS RIVER and BARSEGAT at $3.50.
PoI f. m tpS WiYELAND and BRIDGEToN
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
PROM Pier No. 4, North River, via ssney HOOK scu
rT,ARE Woup Toms RIVE and BA RNEGAI, 400 p. m
TicHets can be foonred at Of LDeTyst Pior No
North lverJ u POI 26i. 2S7, 42 9a lao and 1873
broadway, SOB ISL and TAO ethave RyinEtons 10 r.
III and 4 az 10 lAy. 7b East zltnst 1913 =
$40 Bowery capals and principal hotels IN New
york Ia BROOKLYN at No Court-st lOI bIoaawy;
Az AGO fulton.st 40 s7a Manhattan in hoboken
s5l Transfer Company w,n call for
J. Mo01TkN, - ~ o. hANCoCh. =,
General Manager. Gep. fess ehd l1k et Az
n r. BALDWIN. e. L. p. Agt. ll9 Lbertyst. N. x
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-18
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

w y. y. O. & IT. v. II. II. 90. Iesseo ,,.,.o,.,
THE WEST SHORE ROUTE II ALONG THE WEST
SHORE or THE WORLD FANS y HUBS ~ itINtltH
AROUND FOOTHILLS uF CArSKILL MOUNTAINS,
AND rltHCUdH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY OF The
MOHAWK. 40,
al. station rs follows;
North River 20 minutes earlier than from foot OF West
Detroit aud Chicago 20 30 M, GOO. $40 sleepers
through.
Buffalo Rochester Suspension Bridge, Niagara Falls, $3.50
A. ~. 500 ~ 10 D. Sleepcra and drawing room cars.
Uca aud syracuse, 'g3O. IL % o. m, 600 $40 ~.
Highland pOkccpsie and King sion. 10, % 30 ll2o
3 10, ll:iO and 600 ~. for Kingston.
saugorcs aud Albany. % 80 ll2b $50 800, 'SlO
Cransion's West Point, Cornwall aud Newburg. '7lO,
80 30 % m, I56 $50. $40. 'lliO IN, and . 10
for COrnwall and NeWburg.
SARATOGA tvia Albany. l. :25 a. M. 900 y.
For Montreal and Canada Fast, 800 p. M.
London, $3.50 500, $40 m. Toronto,
90 30 a. m, 1000, X 10 n.
'Day. tDay, except saturday. Other trains daily except
Sunday. -,.--,--- - - =
tous or i1ofnsOn Amply at Offices HohOken 40 Hudson
a. HIookyn 1873 Washiug 80 Fulton st; Annex
onico New YORK CITY $40. 1888 S5l, 9i6
broadway 1917 BOwory West shore stations foot OF
West Ara aud foot OF Jay ST. North River Wostcotts
Express viii call for aud check bagss from hotels and resi-
dences orders be left at ticket Offices
HENRY MONETT
$50 Broadway General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-18
prsopEAN PRODUCE MARKET

liverpool Feb. H.. provlsions SumDeH MaiIs
us "a long Clear Mdles 2Ss ID; Sdort Clear Mauios'
2ss 3D. short Ribs 29s ID. shoulders 25s OIL pss "a
peetSs I'd for Extra Indian Mess Prime Ness o.s ~
oTPrime Meas 6is Cd per boLs Prime Mess Eas.osa'
bis Western 43s Cd Lard American 52s Prmo 1 ia
shouders sos 81 Butter SIS Cd ewt for nest S
states Cbeese-A mencan Choice lYa Od. Wbeat-"SS
Westsrn sprng Is ID 07s 6d., Red Winter Ia 2dgs %.
per cenaE No Is ld; New Western al q
New Mixed esteru A. 30; California NO l. os,
Is Californian No "a % 1ssd Der Genital "a pef
cwf. Kennod petroleum. a6s1 gallon pose
American Red per cwt rallov-2js 6a o S5s
Common ga ld Pale lis Sd s0s %. linseeu o". w.t.
9d per cwG Taow-Fine American sos 81 hind quart
ers Bd: iofe quarters la1 per ID. an, ~. "A s2D TIA
LONDON Feb Introduce Oil ~ rs Inseea
"a ner nn Calcutta Inseed 44s6d. per quaroe. ri
Cake 9a7 5s Refined p"'s ~ ner cwt
Snerm on pis per ton Rosin-Common IS oa pss ,Ss
Pale I6s alls Provisons-Lard Sss OF per rs1unfasa
mar,csn. sugar IDA Oh, per for Cupa an
poiarzins sSS iss sd Cd for Cuba as ID Sas
3D. Mutton 2os ID. 126A eL Cocoa Nut
sT aN ss SGsp Feb wcers closed a " Hss
DER 100 klos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-18
gins generous and the cover IN imitation OF

is unique II not beautiful
Lewis CARROTS Tangled Tale Macmillan Col I"
adisappointment II is an exp rment VIII Gu do"s ho'
deserve 10 be repeated The author Of Alice IN Wohe'
land ia guisIled mathematician. and 40 long as
he kept his and his mathematics separate the
were delightful regards the first and sauHae'oy 40
regards second But IN an evil hour no thouehV ho
would mis fan and mathematics by wri'lnR IN mag"
zine monthly knots" Of this Tangled rae each kho
concealing some question in arithmetic, algebra OF g.
ometry. The readers OF the magazine were lnVieu 10
solve the puzzles and the printed In an ap
pendx. The Tangled Tale may have amused ihe Suo
scribers to The Mothiy Packet in whose columns IL was
first published but In its present form tbs ntte less '
dreary. and all the fun has somehow eVapora'e' W.
doubt they take their pleasure sadly in England but we
did not expect from Lewis Carroll 30 meiGnchoS u" IL
lustraton of the truth Of that venerable observations
Charles Gavsrre give. in The souer, BivoHac an ac-
count OF rather striking talk OIL reconstruction when
no he'd with Mr. Seward iu &C. 81 want the Unioh eA
claimed Seward the close OF the interview - "a"'
the Union, matter how want all the sta'es III '
Capitol without taking into consideration whas you '
your dignity and yo:r honor" Here be became Sohe
what excited 81 want" he continued, mot ohiS t"e
main trunk of my body but also all my limbs WITHOUT
exception. say to you what have saih 10 ''e ooi
men whom first after the war. ana VINO asAeu io
INV views-such Hunter, stephens, orr aho o'"ei'.
said them You must make yourselves az sin"ii do
you can you must stoop and humble yourselves as 10"
down as may be necessary you must roll in the dust
you must eat need be. 1t is very hard copless
but 1t a necessity and will say to tho Nor'n' do
magnanmous Therefore, repeat to you that the pest
thing you do is get inside the Capitol as last US
you can even you have to creep for 1t on your Deiy
Better far you said Hunter. stephens and orr 10
dirt and to be represented by asses acRases J"c
ais and scou ndrels not be represented at ALL
new monthly magazine to be called The Forum, Will
make its appearance February 81. The deld which TINS
magazine proposes occupy is that OF the discussion OF
popular subjects of such questions as interest the intel
ligent masses 1t will be conducted by l. s. Meoalf
who was for years associated with MI Allen
Thorndke Rice in the edtorship Of The Norm American
Rerfe,c The Forum will be modelled after the English
reviews, but Will not deal with abstract principles
There will be fiction poetry in its The en-
terprlse is backed by corporation known as The
Forum Publishing Company" of which Professor Isaac
S. Rice Is president and Nathan Blur secretary 1t Will
be Published from No o. Fifth-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-18
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On ma after January II, 1855.
CREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
leave NowYor via Desbrosses and Courtant streos
asisSars iittsS1rs and the West with Pullman Palace
attached IN and p M aliy Se S i PIX sna
Csrs az u a IN evcry day
wsmsPOT Lock Haven mt Cory and Fri, sTls
y uecting at Cory Tor lltuSFIe fouo'eun'
Centre aud the oil Regions. ,
rI gS9eop wsheoa a the south limited washington
Express Of Pullman Palace Cars daily except SUNDAY ~
Washiuct,u 1905 Iezuar at 20 and 7ao D M ~
J. 81 aud N. ann IL night sunday, 0lo a. mp 49,
For Atohtlc city except sunday. pm.
iSnS r15eh Bay HEAD Junction and Intermediate stations
On -nnday o.iS a m ana not stop at Asoury
vdr d Point and Norfolk NevYok. PHILADELPHIA and
Nor-oE lailro,d. a. week dass and M. every
d va Inl 9ay ohae S n al SToas rnp,
M Jersey Cy sIording speedy and direct transfer TOT
rIs9s Srrtyc fom ri,t.Ds $50 slo lllo m eS5
ara $50 p % d t0 20 70 S@i i58J p n SUNDAY
600 o5Ia m 800. 90 and l0oo p m; rom rom rim an
6"'Rh'ai so ~ 20 $50 $40 $50 o IS 100, 500 99o
% ,n1 3 $50 p 5o o5 %n @a 49, 8 Y o55 p'S m
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express trans YORK Via Desbrosses and Court
e26. 20. s ., - thcu,o Limited and 10 wahnstoa
hme and n 10 ~ = Aeco3SmSlaon 30 i'io w.
aud ~ ~. sundays, t1preeS Ulb. . ~ Llmuedl'
New.l ofi daily except 100 . and
- ioa N. =. and p m, and p m on sunhay~
Rsa4nns tis ely@ Broad street station FhatoPhs
an LIMITED Etprcss ia and 50 N IL SO 3 = 8
s$S} Z. sos, 20 SG mo- m is.D g. 0S limited S55
" e aSS III r6a~ n i'Ss sRSr Sf HSa
AMI loot o. Dcsbrosses and Courtlandt si Couttst ani
H5 T'1by n aHP n66csoa STALLION jersey City I@
Ticket ON No Bef gar d w lP' en f and chsos
baggage from DO: ei; -. ana Tc'idcnee' m WOOD
chANiGa snc "a Manager General fasscacr 1s,ns
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per Vopib Pir,r. Yessels and RrlIoIds
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COZ FEE- dull a. 9l,GSs.c for Far Ne sales up-
quiet steady and unchanged Sales 500 bags e}s
GO; April. 6Bj9i7ni May, essay o. u June nc
6;65@G7Oi july 67O@GIJ Apgns,ss 90 o'1 MN1en
ber ESQ 6G.95 TecrmDcr 6s5d6.9O. Mit steady. Sael
37 washed Caracas aud 10 ayuayra on private
COTTON-Spot Cotton quiet and unchanged Sales olo
bales including 100 for and POI for home
bales against II 1855 this day last week and 64oO last
Tho gnot?tons according the classification
aafo iInvga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-18
steamboats, nn0 Railroads..
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH.

TGARIEM RIVER BRANCI. - .
EhNIW.YORK. NEW HAVEN AND HARTFORD H. X.
Trains leave Harlem River station. Sorncr i52dst AN
Ird Avenue Bridge across Itiem ii'cl
Preached by Tbr Avcnu" Elevated Hniiold daily c'cep'
tundavs IL C.i5 T. o. 30 -, Il a. TO- tJ5 80.
D. for Port Morris. Casanova coax Point
Hunts Point. West Farms. Van Nest. West Chester.
iimuson's, chester pelham BAY. Barlow tCity
jsland Pelham Manor and New Rochelle, connecting at
New. Rochelle with for AL points ou TIE main nnc
The New-YoTk. SclIaven and Hartford Railroad Shore
Line and AiT.l Inc Divisions New Canaan. Mdietown
East.
Midnight train for New Rochelle and all intermediate sta
'ous AZ -. 10 q. daily except Mondays.
for NeW-l % hcc aud AL intcrnodia ate sia
lions al II noon aul $50 D. M the latter tram connecting
with way trains Grand Central DegOt AID
tfprd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-18

COOKS TOURIST TICKET OFFICE,
~ 26l Broadway. Corner waispu q, n. r.
offExYs RAVASx BERaUDA. MExico, and Al
Zee oopEs .EXcyRsIosIsE with maps published
rooothly By mail tog 10 Gents. Adarsss
rHos. COOK d BON. zeI Broadway n. Y.
E'OR NEW HAVEN,-Steamers leave Peck
slip 81 m. and A p m. lsundsys eIeeptedl, II p
Essarsian to tss. Hay on and star 81 IL 'A'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-18

ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK 1RllUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFfCES, 40 l.23S Broadway, Thirty.
hrsst. until p NJ, 969 Broa way. between Twenty,
second and TwrItythrl ats. until SUs West TN
" "a rsL. cOrncr kIght.ave o. rrRnlar Office rates
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Dautine AtG6rmies.

ALLEN DODWORTH, GS1 5TH-AVE.,
n ASSISTED By HIS son. FRAN DODWONTl
classes ana private Gentlemen on Monday ana
1hur7day evenings. -, -. .,.. -. .,,,.
time Send for circular.
LEXANDER MACGREGDKS, III 5th-avc
~ Private lcssons-sricty prvateand dancing classes
y day GcDtlemcns classes Monday ana friday evenings
EFRNANDGS DANCING ACADEMY, 1G2
Il East 55th-st. CBahk Buldngl Class Lessons and Pr
yate every send for circular
A large HALL to let for Select Entertainments
MIR. p. HARVARD REILLY, Master of
ND Dancing. 67S 5thave. see Circulars
~ GEORGE DODWORTH. 81 West 24th-st.,
Il formerly with Mr.. Allen Dodw0rth.
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6eatbrre.

REST Teachers, Tutors ana ooveracssos
~ supplied without es.@e t'achis reg -te oil iFee Fo n
for stamp. Il. h. Ayeiy AM SchcJ' "'"'' y, /.
A RELIABLE selection Gt scnool circulars
~ Tor parents and euaI',ns Teac:, - tutors govern
900 ans, cd r.. W. COZ RAJ rs.
II East ia st. Eeaf bFOidaY
INERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGENCY supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors ,i)T
,rncgses ,tc- SclOJs and Fni.% Arp; ID
hIls ~ J. IDC#G-rULtON - Ohon SiuLs1
OHESS and chess openings taught DAYS or
~ evenings; also private instructor III LAIN Green ava
mathematics For particulars ad'less ALtMNts' -
Waveriy place.
SCHOOL AGENCY.
- Oldest and rest known IN the United states
j W. SCHERMERuOEN a CO., as Istl-st, &C" fOFA
aa.xr..
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NEW-YORK. CENTRAL AND HUDSON
through Will Grand c. Ntrtl Depot:
hoohe ster and Montreal Eyprc.s through draw
ngfo,m cars to Rochester. ~. ALBANIA and on e. ON
'J5O q H., Fast Limited Chicago Express with dlninS
fslo. Falls Eric Cleveland AMI Toledo arriving st
Chicago 300 a. - d1v
lO3G NJ. thclgo Express dra TO Canaan.
daIgua Rochester. NiagAfa FAILS and Bufelo. . -
$40 p No.. Albany Troy ana Utica Express through
drawn Dom cara. To Sarato'a FL Edward end Glens
- D. M Accommodation 70 Albany aad Troy.
Chicago and 81 Louis LIgress. with sleepinsoars
Niagara Falls Buffalo Cincinnati Toleto Detroit Chi
ami st Louis. , -, 1870. 49, o- - -, .
Auburn road and to Saratoga also % Montreal.
d. PaciAc kIDlcss with sleeping cara Tor ltoclce-
ter Buffalo. FALL. Cleveland, Toledo It. Loub Dc
ills m. Might Express with sleeping.cars TO Albany
for the North except saturday night.
Tickets sale AT Grand Central Depot No o loNin3
Green 4l3 broadway Harlem Depot lIthat and shove
and al Wscgtrs Express onices Parkpiec near broa
YORK. 33i Washington and 100 Fuonsts BROOKLYN. and 10
4thst. Williamsburg.
drawing and slsepink cars be
procured OF the ticket Offices In NeNYosk CITY, and
s33 MashngtOa. st., BrUoklYH.
BagE3ge called for amt cnec ked from residence.
daily All Others oaliY except sunday
tTheae trans stop at Harlem Z1th,st ana tthayelv
General superintendent Geroral Passenger Agent
BOSTON, NEWPORT, N0RTH AND EAST
mum accommodations minimum From Pier %, n. r.
fool OF Murray day SUNDAYS excepted at p N,
Steamers Bristol and Providence. Connection by Annof
boa from Brooklyn so p m. Jersey CITY 200 p IN.
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VNHE NEW LINE
BETWEEN
REW.YoRK, PHILADELPHIA AND NORFOLK, OLD
POINT COMFORT AND TIRE SOUTH

ma Norfolk ailrond Company vii! run Fast bay ant
between NcyYO and Capc Charles. Tram
leave EcwYork, via. Peunsylvania Railroads ~ wce
days and daily, ART yng Old Point Comfort 10 IA
and 1870 daily, Norfolk 1OJ and Slb a. N
Sleeping Cars through from NewYOrk 10 Portsmouih ant
luet ParOr Cars from NewYOrk 70 cape Charles Tickets
paror and sleeping bcTths can BE secured at
Ticket on Of the PcuuHyyania Railroad Company.
r. D. COOKE, GcnI Pass. and Freight Agent
II. W. DUNSE, superintendent