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81 b. II o.; 30 Ia27 %, at - iri do 10 o. De-"
o,ao az" n at Z z a.; a. Mi,ed We,ic'n sic.s so d.
At .; > 10. l2.2 b. At 500, b a2 go + l.. :,
b at Il 10: Il site io 3ie b at i 80 flo y D. at
- Is g. ~ite xn IGaS H. al $50 6 DO I7o, 10. at
u 3 - Buil. .@G5 n. at ~ > 30 IL H. >. -,
do i6 ~ at . eo - pcnnSyIyana do 10 ID at -
E'aiu :, DO i.' t5 a. ;E'a 100 SS' t'' %i % a.
-: lido II. 10. AT II 7-lq 50 CO. pai II. at - 3O'
%cwi, Grti: , ica~o steers 293 b ATS %; 4
do -, ID, AZ - 30 80 d. a. - . 40 ~ %
do +. / = r.ai$i - d.. III n 1T 80; do 1.l.G
H. At = - 20 80 ID @t = =" u Gi' ai r5 a. Sew w
JGs yyro ~ TO- at st4,j - Nis,ou do. l.l5 u Ct
At g. 'cs %. ss5 s15 &, q =; 81 %Sn * - -
40 -, ma, a.s';. Balls lilo TO- ut 81 less II per
Y Co -,-tl: : nc'so Nccrt io5 H. At - 10 y 10
i-,cj5.@t; 50; I6.,. i m a'*l - % do. ll'd n
- steers. iir 5 al s. 10; state ,Scn Las A. at
Is roeaiall p Ohio scrs ~, D. It $G' 20 d. d.,
2. r at i - 8 do, ii3- ID 3! -: SO. 1917 n q
rnI, - - q a g-c Sag i,71a, t&ac
o.. T. ~laci l. II Ions steers IA = H. at - 90;
o. . ~ - %; do = ;f At a -; 46Go / * r at
~ ~ = = o. 40 III IT, e. e. Al Al - " . , n9 ,SPt 600 fSy at at "
u Gna.i' l. oG5i@;;4S ~ at At q 6dt53c = - w -
Mic.' cows Receipts to day were 10 head. and lor tue
week ,atcld The low price o. beef tc - Ne"t h,s -
res. COWS isio Ir-l iross rayc iang,d from u 80
Tor Poo. {, rooI. with few choice rctc at sGuatj per
GtIvEs-i cccrts were I2f head o; winch no w,rc az
ohmad at,ou.a inur Yeas "r tnn@ ann 3n' lot q, %,
'r - SOLE ~ 'r "h.' ~ a. high ~ hy can be- . "'e
to +, = ic,d -,i ling at he 'u,, ty ...,
N,a- l3 %. az "a ;"do. i2p o.. at -c do 800 d. !"
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02
RAILROAD.
On and after January II, 1886.
GREAT TRUN n LINE

. n
trains leave york. via Desoro and Cout,ndt streeJ
nrs attached d. IN q, and D. i!y Neg-Y aud
Chlclco Limited OF rlor Dining smoking aud Sleeping
wiihs@sSOrt Lock Haven a m p M: Cory and Eris
Centre and the Oil kegIons ,o.-..
For eJanoa m 5o M s60, and y iGt:a niGa w.s,,nc,,,
Express Pullman Palace Cars daily except SUNDAY
M srys Washington sg r. a a geo sFa sbd 10 @ m
l,4S and m ana y nisat sunday Clio a. m' 49,
For Atlantic City. except sunday, p IN,
ons Rs Hancy Mfy aS ead JuScton and
on oS sunday o5 m and 5p not stop at Ai6uy
For I'D POINT end Norfolk via YorS pilado ha and
as NGEGn a sifUn% aus ag N L"c sc @ week days
brooklyn Annex connect with az tbroaga .rns
a. Jersey W ahordnT speedy and direct u"hisr ''r
Trans ram M Arve ~ G tLG dI Fro Sa Batnoe g.
6 o a. n 20 SEQ ;:3' 49, 92O aId 0:3j p sunday
S:iODa s2O s5 d5o SS 5o SZ o aGF HS 80 ~ loo so
Loo $40 $50 $50 go CD 7&ilo & 1596 go ss2o- s!o-
9oS & g. an& m SS 8 Hst sao s55 So 5 s ios5 m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express leave New YORK. via DesbrOs5es and Court
2S 80 2s s. - - thicaso limited and 10 Washington
pInsGd p. m and a /. ng1i Ill., Accom- notation 80 6 a. m
nS anS - 80 and snGTSi p ma m and 9 9 mt
Trains leaving Nes ork daily. except sunday. and
NJ r,c5d, q T. o @na M and p M on sundays
leave BrSsa street Staon Philaael}Phls
O. m Limited Express l:l4 and 45O p m l2:s9 g. g.
Is, & ssa ga 2so No. 45 B g. 09 ;S 3S'G1T Isa Sss
7l2 end snd S2P M n, Camden NJ daily erceo. sunday
lf5yf 4gfft rH oss' ssi ste h59adEay
and forto' ana oot an s
B"schs uSch cts HoS%ssn station Jersey E%sFani
. The NewYorS Trlnser lonoany will call for and chccs
baFgHgs Ts fFpp no. = ef PnH ans Fe'denco' LR WOOD
General Manager. General Passenger Aren't
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02
DnlLADELthIAA AND READING r. L.
NkMJLRskY CENIRAL DIN SION.

rnfO9t OF LIBERrI ST, MOO " AINER
tqr ,i'd ir'niLApELPnIA anG TRENTON "nouga, B?oo,
l50, 100 y. n 81 NDA9s 46p SI3a ~ 5:S5 10 p m
Chestnut NJ - ooGmbia-ave for Nanayunk COn.ho
DRAWING. iooM CARS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
Returning Ira1@ PtffTSpELPHIA. Niutn and Green sts
n%0' 80 'Sn' f;S';, liG0 a. m il5 St5 90 Gt5. 2;Ol
Rcrks ss at io 20 rs SO 68 a. m & on I6i. s51
For hA%ESSo Sra and d s. PENN
Foa5, WIlLi4MSPqRr.- suNRURy. LEwlsBURG aud
IN MAHANY} Al, S CITY q1;55 ~ a. NJ 3 4oQP m
i,d5 M Loo l30 i:oo. $3.50, 5:II 2:IO D.. sundays
Tor sCl,lXroE at 900. s:45 m,2'5pm
ff5 s5 5i p and M 4aaSd Tham1aT 6 s. u M
For 8 " at TT 100 % 7i5 20 Ii5 g. m 1880 sls 400
rol I@2o !, P% and mAUcH cnvxs
at l:go 80 $40 .. m 100 1850 846 o:,6 D NJ SUNDAY
For ENs f0X at 500 700. s.s5 a. M 100 lSg si5 400
For HlG BRDGR BRASSa az 40 iSo Sl5 81 'G u 100
rdT tr'S FL MNGroN 700 s4s a. H.. Ico. Iso 4co 4sa
500. $50 .: m. sundays 1850 .. m. ,o,, ,,,,.
Fer ~2MEE,ydI4mo I ,d IA e. 4oC 7Co 'j 3 loS iii2a dSa
6:3o ZOO. 5;$,; s1, iO;Sop m Sundays. 400, SooA IN
roi %iX N SFiiLp 4oo, eog 100 7:t5 s45. $50 1882
$50 81 600 6:3C 100 7sj 81, $50 1850 200
p SUNDAYS. 400, $780, s:i5 NJ. 1900 N, 1880 Aoo
For fG il 's %M SOY s5o $50, SO, lI0o M loo.
Sr SOH noN& 2G REAHc GeEA@ GROVE S Sc o m rail-
DAYS .cIccet ocean Grove at 700. 81 am: .o,,
For LAX ~ 0oD. T6Ms ISL RIVER and BARNEGAT at ;5o
s:!5 q. ~. loo S3O p. .,,,,, =, II.
For ATLANTIC CITY, VINELAND and BRIDGEION "
4:30 IA. m. leo y. IN.
NFW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No. 8, HOIth River. via SaIt Hook ,,
FOR HIGHLANDS, SEABRlGHr. LONG BRANCH
LAKEWOOD TONS RIVER. and BARNEGAI, 4c0 p m
1lckcts car be ptOcurec at foot OF Lyerty-s Pier No
Horth ~ e:i y 207 26l PSI a. Sii /! 40 aud iSTS
broadway: t5'. ana i9 6th-lYc. kVlngton-st
Is aud li3 GreeaWCLst; l4d. ~ Last - u ST l25&
$50 BOYery, > aual 81. and punCil0l hotels III New
YORK CIy In Brooklyn at No COurt.,i. lO7 BOaiway;
$50, $50 FutOnst 2I0 $40 Manhattan ave In hoeGEen
- Wasm, ,tOnst. ~ Y. Transfer company VIII call ior
and Oh ck rag rom hotels resdence TO destination
+. MOOIT1N, G. q. HANCOCK,
General Manager Gen. Pass. and tex ct Agn
H. p BALDWIN. e.. T.. p. Agt, II Liberty at. ". Y.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02
THE MARK Els.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Ricsr. Vessels ami RrilrO tds.


CoTFF-epot mo dun at So, FOR options more
active closing steady sales: 5000 bag closing as G,'
lows Janusry. g. "a 6H0; February, 1000 .; N,icl.
G5OaG.55 i,rl T.. o@aj5 MAJ, 60 ,G66oi June
cor fON-Nuot Cotton qui.t unchanged. Nai a.
6j3 bale, for home con'umVnln deliveries 100 Va les
cciiis M III, ports toCa 1882 la against 2nN1 ths
day last wCCS and ll,2ti last Nc'r sine" SEPTEMBER i
d2i5~I against 932 Tor tho period last year
Tho aloI lions according the American classification
nrpa as follows
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
For Both Sexes---Countrv.
Geachers.

4 RELIABLE selection of school circulars
~ parents and guardians Teachers. tutors, govern
esses supplied. $500 j.. Nj. cor KIi ERE.
81 East l7h. ST.. Broadway.
A BEST Teachers, Tutors and GOycrncSscs
~ ssuppled without charge teachers reglsoie free. Form
stamp. X f. avery Am. school Hurcau W. l4t ST. ~ T.
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
N AGENCY supplies Professors Teachers Tutors. Gov
ernesses ctc Colleges schools and Families Apply
MRS NJ j. NOCNO-FULlON, Is Union square.
'EEACHER.-By a man having tact, snap and
i experience either district or private school.
MEL HOD Tribune Uptown ONCE, l,23S Broadway.
w OMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BIZ
w REAU for both supplies Professors Teachers
Gov ernesscs Musicians Colleges schools Families
and Oh urchos OOkkcepcrs StenOgTaphes COpst to
business firms Mrs a. u. CULN ER. 40 Jth-ave
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02
ADELAIDE NELSON. !

ADELAIDE NELSON. A Souvenir. By LAURA &.
HOLLOWAY. Illus rated with nine pictures. l2mO.
pp. 5S. Funk & Wdgnails, New York an1 London.
The intellectual character and tle professional
OF Adelaide Nelson worthy OF a thorough
memOratlon than they have received IN this book Ne.
Mrs Holloway has written her skctch-whch she en-
titles a Souvenir in such a gentle spirit aud in such
q simple straightforward manner that II At com
itself to The sympathy OF persons who inter
ested In its subject She has taRcn wOman's cOmpas.
sOnae view OF tho woman whose sad story She has,
part rehearsed, and to whose brilliant public She
has offered honest tribute Of homage. She has bat
remotely limited defects of character and
conduct her heroine. She has not attempted the
ayss of Miss Nelson's acting, but has presented her
artistic achievement general summary, tinted with
the rosy of admiration The reader OF this book
cOrdingly will from it whether Miss Nelson
was best u tragedy comedy: whether she eXcciled
in such characters JUtiet ImOJ and Isadeiia In
another and different liue which Is indicated by such
parts as R0saiiRd aud VIOLA There are, short,
subtletes OF disqusiiion ia Mrs HOoways WORK. She
has aimed solely to produce narrative of important
facts Miss Nelson's life, and freight this with
cOmum Of her nature and her artistic More
this may naturally, be desired In biography of great
actress certainly is to be regretted that writer who
began well should not have gone further and covered
the whole ground OF the subject. Bat the fact
has written acOnsi aud pleasing sketch and thus
has added stage literature piece Of biography which
hereafter may form the basis OF elaborate study
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02
LIVE SIOCk MARkLT.
QUoTArIoSs or nEEyEs TODAY.


1Ae average was estimated at - -.
KEVIlW OF THE MLEK-Arrtyais OF Becvct tn
psst week GG mead less than week ami Ul2
head lees than the ctIp spending wc.R last year On
Increased supply IIirCs tCunCd CUNnwlTd
a1d ~ a reduction Of ltd2lc on WelurFddv ami sin fur
thcr decline OF Jc ii tay the Yaus were cleared
either dag. Ia The Hb1cnce OF demand iUr export tOp
aany Gait being slipped T. tha m-TAct Tho average
anaIi.y was low bO,h ~ einCstal and FRIDAY.
British markets weak for An rcan Live Cattle and
shade lower and with slight flu American Re
fgeatOr Beef sod &c oil from lie pecgn week with lOc
tho out side quOdt on.
Live Caves ruled with Good Ncas holding their
while declined clons steady At reduction OF lc
MUndlys Quota Tho abundance and
los prices poultry together with heavy shipments OF Coun
Dressed have denOcd the 1--we mdrAct ana
there but little nduccmcn 10 present tO send Grass Calves
NewYork farmers have anything 10 feed o. their stock
The supply Of sheep and Lambs has nOi been heavy but
most Of tho stock has gfadd lows and while Prime and
Choice Wethers fallen very little In vaue the under
grades OF Sheep yielded pTfs c n on thursday ana
tho market co1t1uo1 dull both Friday ana Saturday,
with fair clearance Of the tie last named day.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02

I EIHGH VALLEY Passenger
- ltpot OF Cortland AM Dcsbr0sses
at A. m l. $40 and p IN Tor FNstOn Bel 'hlehem - en-
town Nellng Mauch I hunk Hlen SrmmiI. WiksshsrTc.
Tow gnda Ntyery IacI Geneva Lyons. Runal0 and the
West tullap through coaches daily. Local trains
2. ana '46 fo' Eas on. BetheheLl ani "opliy.
Trans leaving Rt /. und $40 p connect all
pOintsl Ma ami a6tOn Ccal regions sunday
leaves iOt Nauch Oh I1k and HalleiOn q. m.
General Eastern Ofice, No 2S5 Broadway.
T. H. BT NGTON, O. y. A.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02
THE NEW LINE
on,- BETWEEN

NEW.iORk: PHILADE LPHIA. AND NORFOLK DIN
PllN COMFORT AND THE SOUTH
% ~ iIppI ltH fAS EN THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE
IN ana aiter De embcr T. 1888 York Phiaenh,>
NoItok ialrosl Company viii Fast DAY and Eghs
1elWrrn New OK AMI CaDe Charles Irains leave
Sew, 9rK VIA Peunsy ya4ia ,aroad M week iays aud
p y. d'llY arlylag OH PO Mt onf0r y N se.E davs
shu 80 d IN daly, No toik 900 m. ana 3 D. m sI'en
ag es nI2aeh ron New York to cape hlres ani Pari5r
OR from Panelphla with ut change tickets nlrnr cSr
sats and sleeping Der hs be secured az anv f ar cs
VI the Pennsy wanna FSroad COMPANY ' ''NS' INV
u " Dr, ~ b GO 60 h cen! Pass and Freight Ageps
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02
Cnroucnu advertisements
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New pubIlrailons.
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SOUTHERN DIVISION.
tVEST SHORE RAILROAD.

w y y c. & III. K. II. II. Co. Lessee.
THE WEST SHORE ROUTE Il ALONG THE MIs9E
SHORE OF THE WOHLN-FAMt HUBS ~ RIEk,h
AROUND FOOTHILLS OF CArSKILL MoUNIAINs,
MOHAWk. -,
81 sta! as follOws:
All trains down station foot OF Jsystr
North Ryor, 20 minutes earlier than from foot OF "es'
4-dst.
Detroit and Chicago $50 a. m 600 SHOP. sleepers
LrUugh
BuaO R0chester suspension Bridge Niagara FAILS, '9oV
900, $40 p. m seepsrS aud drawing room cars
Uuca and s. racuse 'o30, IL 2h n m, 20, $50 PIP,
Highland Pokeepsie and Kings on no $50 lIs6 ms
i.. -5lr, +lliO and 900 Tor Kingston ~ .,
Sau4ertes and Albany . so HIS m, S55, G00 Slo'
1 40 %. ~. -.
CIas ol's, West Point. Cornwall aud NewbuIg no
% $500. 4:SO @ll.iO ?. and 6O0
COrnV II and NowburR
Saratoga via Albany, ll.20 a. ~. 600 p N.
For Montreal and Canada Fast, 600 y. "a.
HG1 on Lond0n, $3.50 Il. m, 'COO A~l0 p NJ Ioronto'
.' 30 n m, TOGO, $50 D. m. .,.--.i
DAILY tDaiy except saturday oter ,rals da;y excep'
SUNDAY.
For Ic time tables parlor sleeping accommods
Ons information apply at o,Hces llo1okeh ~ hudson
st. BroOkyn. 333 WashinSonst 80 fson,sS s 81 "a
ohcc fcOt OF Futonkt New noIk CITY 80 SOY Sol ~
West 42dst, and foot OF Jay North h'er Mesfonss
Express viii call or and check hgsaE from hotels and ress
dcnces orders can be left st iIcke onires
HENRY n NETT,
aS0 Broadway. General Fas'en2s' As'A~
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02

WEXFORD ROUTE 70 NEW PORT, X. /.
w Leave Grand Central Depot as follOwi;
At q. m, arriving IN New port at I'D D. M
At2p. m, arriving In Newport at 90 y, IN.
tprawingroon ears attached 20 b0ta tlansl
THEODORE WAkREN. Sup't
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02
STAINED
Good ordinary i-....-..GS- 10" MidiinF -
Futures close, points lower. after moderate buNi-

SaTEe q but ;tfaay 2iTS" @ s an "q,ca : no. no.
cose r@c ov Of note ixpori t1a ifc only 6u Lag to
limited extent while 96bcr NOV ni' a are onr g'pD'a . Ca M %
IssH, srr ng Whra i&tG. bO s. " ine Wl,ai "i-n' &
1900 hbiS Minnesota Atra at - a. 40 or & 0,i"h ii
C,ty Win EXra - 1sasi 70 or thr eat nd. 72 bg'-
slla h Zoo hb. Win"r WIct iztra - 1884 . Tor
6i pr H"P'r1ny yifnc 90 bn,. Inc - a.: ., Latter
io5 5oo .f,e. e,o9z' % .. 8 Quotation. atom
N%L s5l5ds.: o.; Good I, Fancy Extra STATE $3.50
& yit - - t@T"' ac yira To =" Wei,a o6s.c5 Gon"'a
Far Extra ONO ~ l1d :. - 900 900 80 20 ,I"ot
Ger - lost - Ivc Mi1tur, "A poo Z 25 Ntr-la
- 5Ga.56o. Paint - 7'q*5 3. E,krr,' tNtra :! ior
Winter Wheat kHtra ,oasaco ~ M 'ET5 y r. ,Gr ,, mS
S nlcs s. +. as ao,TE 1Gn Fioui- u w1h D'' d.
ciainr icndc s1"s 200 Db. , ineg,nc ,d ,'@n01
70 a. GO" C. hA'f5 HYI I! FLo iIa
rncg BucRwIiLAl fLoCLxo u, ~ i'o%Y al - $40
a. oo a'I, or ,, Ilg , p-oSg 0% MA M Quoted Il
;1alGGSSwhEAT@~rSIL', His.tteG C. IN lots without
1de lwr. ih.n rccov.r anl & aay a,c r - g. 4 49,. IA
steady iic above tie i-'c rr'r~ Nuoii tsd ns un
Kr. citT Mcr. .nenc' to toG Oh cnc II -p,ca
tive business aEd mclrTalr ii"4r J., "tt"n' "tt"n, ~
eeryG,d Rci Al " a ,ic. No. . rel ."Lc. c,liycIel
Il IN STORE. ~ id. e dc.vcod, rrg.sIed "atg on
Mach sl2a -c co'ins At IT. ~ H. iC 90 i"r APT gG "a,
%.,n , de g. O. Iasar' lamar - ~ EEE
end bAiLEY MALi Guct ,ui pr.,,, 1u'l ofr,.....,
coHN-Aafet . &C. nr,trr ~ .,h .?- mp.,, , no, "r & "a
Urn thcg nd' auccd tfu' an. loco ',t"'l & ,' ' '
peg& m'i,a', Js' ~ ni. ,ni..I l -,I 'li Iai 0o ,s5
s,iet Ie i.a'o hasn fatarc. -5tooo bu.n soot .uI
including Ungradei az q a 'tt To- NJ. q ., -
: 49, for February aud &c. to4ruyc f. -,,au 10. lei.
i" c'cy'r i"7. .noat so Vritc f in ,.cv. atom
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02
Danrinq Nraocmies.

A Lien D0DWORTH, 6s1 5TlI-AVE.,
"a ASSISTED BY HIS son, FRAN K DODWORrH.
Clas es ana private lessons Gentlemen Monday and
Thursday evenings
Glasses always open fol beginners, who
time. send for circular
A LEXANDER MACGREGOR'S, 112 5th-ave
Private lessOnssiiciy prvaie-and dancing classes
every day Gentemtns Classcs Monday evenings
EARL MARWIG,
~ New Academy. lOs West FIFTY -Gfth.st
ENERNANDG'S DANCING ACADEMY, 162
Il East b5thst Bank Budingl. Glass Lessons and Phi
vae instruction day and evening send for
a largo Hall TO let for select Entertainments.
MIR. TRENOR, of Broadway and 32d-st,
w gives lessons In DANCING every day circulars.
MIR. Z. HARVARD REILLY, Master of
Nl Dancing. 67S 5thave. See Circulars
m GEORGE DODWORTH, 81 West 24th-st..
formerly with Mr.. Allen Dodworth.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02

POPULAR SHORE LINE for BOSTON ant
n The EASl; l;-An rsl from Grand Central Depot Ihrs
eNpross trains daily Sundays sTcepted) Bostona u
m parlor cars attached and pm with palace sleeping
oars sundays at ii pm with palace sleeping cars
i. W. POPPLE, Agent
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02
ERIE RALLWAY, now known as the NEW

T. v
~ YORK. LAKE ERIE AN d WESTERN RAILRoADj
23dst. 10 minutes earlier.
amDaiy except Sundays Day Express. Buffet Drawing,
room COACHES 70 Binghsnton ElmIa, Hornelsvle Buf.
coaches Iornellsye to CncnHat and Buraio 20 Chicago
m-naiy. Chicago and 81 LOUIS Ligitet Express
10 extra charge Tor fast time Arrives Meaiv lie 7i5
a. M; Cleveland, 10 90 M; Cincinnati GAP p. U Chicago,
p m Daily. Buffalo and Niagara Ealis Lmited arrives
bunao 30 m. suspension Bridge s+i a. M; The moso
D. u-Da.v Chicago Express for the Vest solid train
OF Pullran Day and >eepug Coaches Bnghamton, Fl.
M. y noon. l45. 300 $50, 40 5:lO 80 500 $40,
$50 $50 1928 49, g. g. SO 5 D. o55 Sq' m p Gensa Is
PfsE'Sn ao t So 40 40 @ S I 55 go go i9 5 & R g. 80 29s s9
$50, 1910 m; y wianight. SUNDAYS; 5t3, $50. lo2J
50 a NJ. 200. 800 %. 52n. SO $40 730 90 1000
p ~. and II midnight Saturday ngh;s only. sundays
saaern - ii5. 5i5 75o Sg5 logo M l45 $50 $50 81
49, o 80 10 90 s6 p P aIG iG u qdaS 6 a b
warwick i45, 1850. 1920 m, 4SO p M. Sundays 5&5
Sewburg and Cornwall 75o a m, S;3O 43o p SUI.
RonIout and Kingston and Montgomery a H. $50 D. m.
30 p m. sunday 545 $50 1920 M $50 4 g p ~.
50 p No. sunday 5s5 $50 iolO a. n. $50 p @ Ths
and Western Railroad at Manst The train stops st
Port Jervls AS 1850 O. 1920 A. M 43o 700. 500 80
p m. SUNDAY 80. 1920 a. m. $50, z. 5 p m; -
Boats leave 23d ST. " Y. So e:l5 M Gl5 70 6i5
every hfe~n minutes SIS p. m. 10 l0f5 7. eyers
u.rty minutes and ll+5 p. M Sundays every thirty
minutes.
for passage and apartments I'm Drawing Room and
Sleeping CJ9ces be obtained and orders for the checking
and mans e = Mgzye may be Sit a. the company oaoes
ST.. Brooklyn. or At he company Depo's. . ,
Express trains from the West arrive New York at 7os
join \. ABBOTT GcnT Pass'r A gent New York.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02
FOR PHILADELPHIA
ArnRrHERN RAILROAD OLE NEM-lERSEY

~ Trains leave from Chambersst Depot FOR Fngewood
CloseT. Pc mont ami Nyack T. $50 10 J. 320 I, 4o0,
b4O Gao, $50 p. l2 midnight Sundays 7, a. and
1:l5 :. N.
Nannet Spring Valley and Monsey 7. 10 NJ. 4:50 p
Sundays 9 q. ~.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02

JACKSONVILLE Fia.-Straight and eXcur-
- sion all routes at greatly reduced TStss write Tor
other Information also all points West Northwest
tic sOuthwest. bcIths two weeks IN advance
LANSING'S hallway Ticket ONCE. S91 BrosdwN
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02
GLEN SUMMIT HOTEL.

Glen sUNfMIT. LUZERNE COUNTY PENN
Tits delightful winter resort 1000 feet eleva
ion complete in all it, appointments Is open for Fue' on
tho line Of the Lrhgh VALLEY Euro1d l9 miles FROM Wl1es
t,a rr -pecia erCurOu raj" from New otk lty %
from ihade una . % TOh0tt. ANlNi ana al tIe VIII
Ter sports circutt, and information address ,,,.
Information also 10 obtained office OF Lehigh Naie
Railtu .d. 25j Broai iy, New York.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02

THE ENGLISH HISTORICAL REVIEW
new quarterly. Single numbers 81 so. Yearly, 50.
London: LONGMANs, GREEN d co.
Neg.YOrk THE INTERNATIONAL NEWS
COMPANY.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02
n ORWICU LINE.

N, ORN lCH LINE.
~ Pfducon o fares 10 MI points HOston ~ Worcester
g. so Stalmers Pier "a North River loot of WattsL
evi pier above DeSDrosses street Ferry at AJO H. daily
except Sunday
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02
r1npInA JACKSONVILLE and all points

NEW-lORK. CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.-C mmencng Nov. 30. 1888
through trains NH leave Grand Central Depot:
- LocGes'eI ,nd Montreal Express: through draw
M 70 ears lluchester ~ Adams and ou,e, on
$50 m. tast Lnten chicago fNpress WIN lniny
stopping az Abpny, ltca. syracuse Rochester Bur
alo agara rails Erie Cleveland AMI Toledo. aTIIypg at
CHICAGO 800 a. III I dI'.
I,On NJ Chcl 90 Fypr,sq drawn groom TO Canaan
daigua Roche ster. NIAGARA Falls and Buiialo - ..,
81 =. m estern Newl ork and Northern Express WIN
drawing room cars ... , .,,
drawing loom cars 10 Sarlo2a, Fl Ed"hld ana hlens
Falls saturdays only go
M chicago ard Louis Express with sleepnscars
for Magma Ills. Buneo. Gin innitl Ioeio Detroit Chl
and IT Louis.
80 D. m Exrrcss with sleeping and 20
Auburr rY. d aud to saratoga ALSO 10 Montreal.
.5 D. m pHcliC ExDfrst with Sleeping for RJches
ter Buffalo Falls, Cleveland. roedo t. Louis. De
I'LL D. m Nigh Express. with slecpngcars Albany
ard Troy with tie morning trans tie Nest and
for the North except 0aturily night.
Tickets safe at Grand central lepot No. sowhns
Green ans Broadway Harlem Depot -'thsL and have
and WcstC0ts Express OHces nrkpace, near BrOai
WayI 7S5 and Bio Jwlv and g. west l25tnst. New
Yurk 33 Washington nd 30 FultOnsts Brooklyn, and 10
4tu- At Wiiliam4buTR ,--- - =,
Connod Dns and al'c ping DO
procured at tie Offices in New orG CITY and
1873 " NaslrngtOu st.. BrJo ,lyn.
Bagglae ca I'd for ant checked from teSu'nc' -,
- hese ira n daily AZ others ouy except 9uniay
tTho-c trains stsp 40 Harlem 25thst sni i.h,'ye;
J. NJ. TOUCEI. d. ~ hfsS DIti, h.
General superintendent GePeIa Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02
TAPJEM RIVER BRANCH

HARIEM RIVER BRANCH
II NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN AND HARTFORD p r
Trains leave Harlem River station corner l32 set and
near Third Bridge across Harlem River
eached by Third Avenue Elevated kairoad day except
Sundays az B:45 $50 g:lO 1000. ll:55 2l0 3:55
40 $40 $40 and 500 for Port NORRIS Casanova
(Oak Poin). Hunts Point Wee; Farms VI an Nett West
Jsaudl Pelham Manor and New Rochelle. connecting at
New Rochelle with trainr all D0lts the IN ne Of
Ihe NewYork New-Hayen and Hartford Railroad shore
line and Air Line Divisions, New-tanaan Mldd et0wn,
New Britain Sueld Branches and Boston and all points
East . r--,, , =, ...o...,.... -
tions a IL: 10 a. IN iaily except M0nd lys.
sunday trnius 70; New Rochelle and ali fnermedates sta
,ons of 100 noon nd $3.50 the latter tai connecting
of with way trains Grand CentT. depot and
New-York tribune., 1886-02-02
G)iuler Rcsorts'

4 GKEN, $. C.,
IN he n the Piney sand nm region ~ south Caro-
ina The tEII-T CLIMATE ta,t pt the tocky M1uua'ns
Ihr ugu Pullman ara run
ir,t 90 A<ru without change Atlantic coast Lane and
Piedmont Air Line.
UIGII hND PhGK HOTEL.
Omen November to send for illustrated pamphlet.
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