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New-York tribune., 1886-11-09
CRIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW.

ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
II YORK, LAKE ERIE AND WhsTERS, RAihaoAy ,.i,as. =
same aoGr oca leave 2SdsL station ur'een nnna~
Ger 5aag rS except Sundays k1press sanss rr.
nsroSm Ssasnss 70 Saise. sashn%s moTHevs
,p Day hcago AM 81 LosIs snet sIeep,ns yosesss
No. extra Charge for Arrves Neaavls siS y M i
osyeiandd, snd 81 LOiIo Iou. ~ 9as tis SECOND
@2ay Buffalo rnc,o and Safssa o ai' Brs
1885 lhe popular night train between Sc" '''~
p pna a~Day chicago Express Pullman and Day slssYns
h.'nsFcFs % "S noon a-is 500 90 e Ss so $40 $50 $50 ala
$50 la 45 SEQ lo;So J. a. i4vo H mnn.e % cs ~
S sS $ 5 is &C., sls sss ss ;sis
ia Sss lOso sa % .i iiSO oss Snsa 4ss SSa
sSs s y's ssd s;sss : ss ss
300 lSC0R M ;nS ay00 sansyS ,iS1 aaa osd
soSs s4a TOO iosoa lsA :sS sss;sss ssS s
fSaS-yf SsSS NJ 'sS sa %ld0sht N suna.v. 7.s.u
warwssn wa,sso ana White sooA $50 NJ sundays
% and Cornwall 100 s:ooA IN, $50 Sso $3.50 Goo
ssa 10 SUNDAYS ss s;sOa TO- 100 'SSe Ss $40
NJ m sundayA e:3Va u .-,~.
Sus4S's s s G 800 n osc m se ssS
"ylS 300 p N sundays 5s4a ESQ i02o nA- o's@
ssl.,c%n iCS s%9E Eial S4S 7so io2oA $50 sse %
ZOO s:ooa ~ The 300 IN 'ran sel Ne s,ncss % SssS S
ort eryis AS 100 scO lt2o, Ssn ASeosoc ~.
S:l5 s:0o sslo n. sunda,S s'S" ioss N WV
fSs, fSV cave es, s3d-st N " e4s tee&s pm ever,
sfteen minutes $40 m 10 loto IN s'esy n1Av9 u.,s
7anaI 745n m ~io:.o uirty minus's ioSsn "A
ior passage and apartments s ;ss sSsss
M aud Sas so:sir :Si III Il I.t,s tys sss x:S p.,.,
;.Sa ;ss s: a. ss. IN II Tia
'< SsS n 4 rna xsSor s;SS K asaa rsssr AsssA nsuyss
New-York tribune., 1886-11-09
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH

Trains Harlem River station corner lSsdss s sn
Iincoln-ave near Third Avenue Bridge across hailem
River (reaehed by Third Avenue Elevated halroadA saY
except Sundays at $40 751 0l0 TO- lioo n El1 30 80
Point Hunts Point West Farms Van Nest wes, ty Isisa
Pelham Manor and New Rochelle, ns ~ Ire
Rochelle with trains ior all points on 'he shore Limo
Ney-York and HARTFORD hnilio"i' ,no'0 s.o
and Line Divisions NewCanaan alun III ,'ia
r,tat ,n nranches and Boston and all points east
Midnight for New Rochelle anu a. "'o'"e>' '~S
n. daily, except Monua9 ~
Sunday Rochelle ana Al .n.o.lnouseo SO
tons aL a 1901 and $50 the LATTER An Sonneoe
in" at New -itocheile with way trans 10 stamford
New-York tribune., 1886-11-09

to-day with gain couple points noted closing a. ,ne
saes 1000 tea Western steam spot part - ai e re-
active and sales, li5 tcs ouoc
dned quoted 65Or Continent ee5c South American LoV
tcs November 6l5 al i7c closing lSc 2oO tcs Decsm
her l6a 2Oc: closing 62Oc; 1880 ties. January ozo
e2ic closing 62Ge, bid l5oo ties February 81 sS 30
closing 3lc 900 tcs March, 64od d642c closing 49,
$50 tcs seller year 6.l7c From Messrs N h tarnns
Co Chicago November 1ss6our cable advlces gNs t @
the LIST inst to which mates OF former years al same
New-York tribune., 1886-11-09
NEW.YOKK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

~ RIVER kAILROA D.-COmmencing June Il, 1000
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot; -. =.
~ m Rochester Express. through dfaWhlgtoom cars ="
Albany Troy Montreal syracuse and Rochester n.
sgJ1 A m THE Limited" with dining ears, stopping az
Albany tea Syracuse Rochester Buffalo, niagara ais
Erie cleveland and Toledo arriving at Chicago Soo III
next lay. ,,.-...ru oa~. 20 Canaan
daigua Rochester ans Buffalo ., ,,..s
hi 80 a. NJ Western New York and Northern Express
with drawing room cars ,-.,. ,,ro.s ,,,,h araw,pg-
to Troy. ..., r-,v
II M Chicago It. Louis Express win Sesp, n,
Falls Cincinnati, Ioiedo Dettol| I'M
ca,o and Dining-car New ofk 10 hIony.
Montreal Express with rlee " Y '"~''
anC In Anlurp road, and TO saratoga, also 10 MohIe
gto n m Tor Rochester only through sleeping css .h.s
t.alb "A Pacific Express with sleeplk CAR ~.
,er Eu4ao Niagara Falls, Cleveland, Ioedo Detlo az.
Chicago Sleeping Clayton and ogdehsouis u"i' "a
cept saturday. . ,., s,..,,,g cars 10 Albany
,nd ;rrnv tonnecs with the morning Talns iof "io W."
n ,r ihe Sorth except saturday night ~ , pa,,arv
ar rtcIets on sale az Grand Central Depot ~ so
"a ascoffs Express Offices PARK pa'e nea. 49,
anu '-ss and g42 and o2 W est lzoeis' "
York 333 " ashington an" '"O - N ' "
4tst In drawing and sleeping cars can be
ticket offices IN New ork Clty, anu
paa99' W ashi ny ,on-s Brooklyn.
'y3 gr cal ed checked from residence.
.rsse trains run daily All others daily except sunday.
IN roIIOEf ID. NJ kENDRICk,
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1886-11-09
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Trans West s2d follows end ~ an
earlier from foot OF Jay ST. North River
Detroit and Chicago 30 A % o. . 10 -
St LOUIS 600, q 10 IN
Buffalo Rochester Suspension Bridge >la<zrp FAlo 3,lQ
% 80 IN. 100 STOP
Uuos .nd syracuse 10. $500 m 800 slgpA
nghlaad kings,on saqgeImeSS eImneeSS a r A. Albany S'o
Cransion West Point Cornwall Newburs. = TO- Tia
80 81, 1910. li25 NJ. Ais. 10 and 800. p .
Craust0u =, Cornwall Newburg
For Montreal AM Canada Eest. 800 p. m.
Hamilton. London y so q 800. 3 10 .. m Toronto
p 30 m t6 o.. . 10 IA.
Elegant sleeping for Buffalo, Niaearz PNlA D>sros
Chicago and II. LOUIS ON all through trims.
baIly Other trains daily except -uniay
For tickets time tables Paror sleeping car AsconmodA
spply Offices BrOoklyn-s53 as1s
ingtoB 730 Fulton once, foot Of Faiten ct
New York city 1863 7s5 942 Broadwsy lsj Bowery, Aad
West foot Of West s2i st. foot of Jay st =
HENRY MONETT.
s Vanderbilt ava General Passenger AZ "a
New-York tribune., 1886-11-09
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRoDUJE
,,. v....fs onf PaifF-o1fa
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE Trading in Brazil grow,hs was quiet toddy 40" on
The basis II Tor Fair Rio spot inVoices Ses
bags Rio Fawcett Mild growths are DUH vptohs
opened unchanged quotations ant closed sesy 81
feeline Of points deliver es. ionoNs
January loe6a 1898; February loeod 1872; Msreh na
June 10 SIS a. 1910. November lo75al0so; December
1065dlo.7o .,., ..,.s a ar~,,r
CoTTONThe spot market quiet with quotations hrny
ma Saturdays prices sales 40 oales Ito nae
Raturiav all consumption port
YESTERDAY to-day 56.Gl4 bales comparing Win
is647 days week 4O96 bales these Gays
last year. ,, -. .,...,a o,,,o,
asf nllnus
New-York tribune., 1886-11-09
WINTER IN CALIFORNIA.

Seven Excursion Parties will leave New-York under
sheca escort for southern on the following dates
November and December O. 1886 January January 20
February 3 February H. ant March 10 lS@7 These
thoroughly First Class All trave Will be In Pal
and all travelling included Many
special alvaniag offered Hotel supplied
short soOurn the AMI magnificent
hotel. aymond at south pa-adens the elegant
Iotel Del Ncne. Muutfr"y. the Palace Hotel in
Santa Cruz. the Napa soda prings and
other leading hotels aud health There will be Nine
Returning Parties from san Francisco In the winter
sprng and early months with special trains and
dayle through the mountains The tickets also
good return Independently AMI with choice OF
route be hal independently Of hotel board In Cali
fOrnia II desired
W. RAYMOND. A. WHlTCOMB
Send for descriptive circulars
Luther L. n icu, A gent Rsymonds Vacation Excursions
257 Broadway ofce Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific Rail
way, New iork
New-York tribune., 1886-11-09

ALL fares reduced.-Stonington Line. The
~ favorte inside Route for Boston. Providence anu al
Fir.-cIlss fare SS to BOSTON - 2j 70 Providence
PASSENGERS via This line full nights rest Oy tAtng
755 m express train from steamers ahhs 'of FfO'uen0'
Boston. ,o,,,,x an,
Boston WITHOUT CHARGE ~, .,,,Y,,
IIs,.ot st,aniers RHODE ISLAND and MAS,ACHU-
sFTT'S will leave No 80. North river one OlocK
aboye Cana-st at 80 D. daily. except Suniays -,
y w POPPLE GenI Passenger AgL Box 3Oll, New-1 DIX
New-York tribune., 1886-11-09

DONDOUT KINGSTON AND CATS
IL KILL MOUNTAINS landing a ,d SranstSas sost
and Esopas connecting with Ulster and Delaware stony
Glove and Catski Mountain and kaatersk hairos.,rs
efeamers CITY on KINGSTON and JAMES w. BALD
WIN every week d,y AZ $3.50 NJ per Iqc :. ~
r1son-st except saturdays when CITY OF h1SoSkSN
caves al y. uls MAKING All laudlngA
New-York tribune., 1886-11-09
mnsicdl jnsIrumeuts.

A NUMBER OF VERY SLIGHTLY USED
~ upright and pianos make, good
for sale liberal reduction from regular prices
'""'' WILLIAM KNABE & CO.. ll2 Fifth ava
GREAT BARGAINS in new and second
" hand pianos; all makes cash OF instament small
rights a speciality. Tuning and repairing.
WILLIAM A. POND & Co, 25 Union Sqnare
New-York tribune., 1886-11-09
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroa6s.
7 ERICH VALLEY RAILROAD.

AssENGER TRAINS leave ioot Of cortiands ~ Dee
sts follows;
a N Tor Catssauqua and intermediate pointA
M a Geneva Lyons. Eimira Rochester. BukAo sne
and principal local nts Char car 70 Wuks~
m for Tnnkannock and intermediate pointa Char car
Tnnkhannock Connection Reading and HarrisbufG
y Tor Pi,s~ton and principal intermediate poisA
Char "A t. Pttstoa
$40 m tor coplay and lpterm~diats ponts connsctsa
to Reading and Harrisburg
p m Geneva. LYONS Eimra. Rochester, BaaAis anA
the West Pullman sleeper 10 lyons
D M I.aifrys intermediate pointA
Trains leaving at a. and $40 . M eorneos -
All points IN Mahanoy and HazlstOn tosl Regt0aA
SUNDAY TRAINS
sa m for Manoh Chunk. HazIeton ard vtsrueaiAo
points ....
~ D. m for Cop az AMI intermediate ponn
n M Tor Geneva Lvon. Elmira Rochester. Bu6he snd
the Vest, Pullman sleeper TO Lyons
New-York tribune., 1886-11-09
he American tandard OF classification
STAINED.

Good ordinarv........ 6si6 Low Mitdlins- dla dlso
St. Good Ordinary SIS Mlhlhng -----.--------
The opton market opened decline but reacted
later strong and encouraging closing aVcs rom
and Liverpool closed firm at 6d points net
advance for the day.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-09
Nhaf old Fritz" -aid.

II an Frederick the Greats that Facts are
divine things sputed fact II that Df llers 'o
den Medical Disco most powerful nVer vltaIer
cArarter1sc and searctng action VIII cure
dyspepsia constipation drcpsy kinney disease. sickeA
ache other masdes which popular opinion 10 te con
traIy nOwithstsndDg are directly uactabe 10 usti7
liver by which purlncr Of the blood Is maze ia
complete AL crugslsts-
"Oh But salivaied Him!"
was exclamation OF honest physician spoken o
whom he had CdlOmel Tor TIE cure
o Ou. and liver And he had sditrdted htm
certain from which lie never recovered. All these MS
resng consequences avoided by the OF Dr. Pieces
Pleasant PurgatIve Pellets, purely vegetable reneuy
Will sivate but produce the most pleasing tnec|
inv gorate liver headache dyspepsia bAiousness
constipation anu pues- BY druggists
The worst cases cured by Dr. sage's Catarrh Remedy
New-York tribune., 1886-11-09
CAPE CHARLES ROUTE TO NORFOLK,
RICHMOND. OLD POINT COMFORT.
AND THE SOUTH

On and after November lst 1886 Express train for Cape
Charles Old Point Comfort and Norfolk, via the
NETWORK, PHILADELPHIA AND NOlfoLA
RAILROAD
vir taava Pennsylvania Railroad Station New York daily
AZ n M arriving Charles 500 A. m Oh rolnt 80
M Tor'olk as a. m Steamer for Richmond VIII leave ape
n. rIsa AZ q a m ON Monday Wednesday. and Friday, arrlv
inc ter, at 8 D. m Cars through 10 Cape Cnarie
Tickets and sleeping berths can be secured AT any i0Ae
Othce OF the Pennsy yanla Railroad Company
Ii w DUNNE. supt H. h. COOhE. D. r. * r. a.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-09
PHILADELPHIA AND READING r r
SEW JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION.
POOT oF IIHFKTY ST NO IN RIVER

SEW Jersey GESTRsL DInIsi9N
TINE TABLk"TAKiNG tfFEcf ocT T. isss
F1s Toa = spf FSsSrGs &c. &c.
73O 400 IN SUNDAYS. 400. s:45 u ~ sso i2'o0
OseeI connection .twayne junction fos osrs.ssocn .oa
scsSq S N" snd S1ns NoT,osp p SLEEPING
RssInns a. s@sn s .Ss erssp g .
sSS6I go i2S01 S TS,d .s, .o ss,s:,'s 8 sss
r rockGavEs sHEHA PEATE E aud aud SGiLLlrsnuRo '-n.
'EaSd4 eir2 s~ssyss .sss an.
FG ssADiTS 90 aP 3D. o. ~ ss IS 100 4. ssus.s
E: E: s.s rs Zoo $50 q.
90. 80, 3.4t. 545p ~ sundays at $50 ~ N
For For PhiseS TAaTaSa 4. 100 .s H. so s.s .o
v6i 14sG nhE% frRStys and sAucn cnusx
at4oO 100 sSoa m- LOO. iso s'S s'is = N sundays
For EAsdoy SO 100. 80 @, Loo Is. 81! ga .'o''
POI IGH BHiDGE BRASCH at t0o $40 = n. 400.
For rtEMINGroN 100: $50 m. 100. i'so. 4'oe. $50
For 81 OsosERvfLLE Z gny' q. zoo % 700 $50 lo 100
30 80 % "a; 8; 100 40 s9 s;oS 80 sts e ~
& q 3 81 % go % :ss so iss sE
% 90 i.S 90 's sS % 1919 .oS go ga q
For fEEfH AMBov M4oo 600. SIS II 90. II.sa -
ST. LOO 90 80 k 80 si1p eSSE sp" 80 90 a % RAN a.
fG' zoo dosH SIS IFS a IIA 90 90 m sunday:
lefcep, Ocean Gtovel al 90 ssOea
ES ES ElhFN&256B LakF&566 sif 2ons 3 sSE
rsr 2fL&SrfS fS ctisTTR SiSELAsD AND sslDcEros
4OOa m Loop N
NEW.JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No 4, Sorth River. sanity Iiook. -
For HIoHLASDs sEABkionr. LoS0 BRANCH 400
North ki"cr. 2 26l 2s7 All J4t lliO aud s25 bras
T37 749 0th kyngfon st. 10. L. 10 and
It3 GrecnW st. l86 l25th st, 1881 bowery llt
Canal principal hotel. New York In brogk-
at Fulton llr
3T9 Hobokrn. 25s Warrington st New
York TtanscT Company call cheek oasgasr
hotels or residence tc destination
] r MOOTTEN, G %. HANtOtk.
General Manager. Gen Pass and Ticket Aft.-
Ii y BALDWIN @ p p. Agt ll9 Liberty at. n Y
New-York tribune., 1886-11-09
miscellaneous.

4 DAMTHWATTE MARK } WANTED
~ MARK ADAdTHW ATE who left London in OctO
1884. in steamship Netherand FOR New York and
lodged at 226 Washngf ST. Brooklyn. New-fOrk ana
worked at Hoffman House Broadwai, will earn some
thing TO advantage will communicate with US g. L.
=. EYRE CO., Solicitors John-st, Bedford ROW Lon
don En-ltnd.
ENTLEMEN'S SEALSKIN OVERCOATS,
" mink-n overcoats caps gloves and mu1iers man
ufacured by G. C. SHAYNE, l03 Prince-st
New-York tribune., 1886-11-09

~ Trans cave from Chambersst station ioI n n od
Sparkill and >vack a:' I;s' c s', ~
il:3Oa m lis 800 400 45O $40 3:to eso ooc. "a
n m I2.Oo midnQh Sundays 1:y0 t:SOa ~ 4Oo an. ~
~ % Eor anret spriny Valley Monsey and rslnans 5Ji
t30 $50 "a M 4:5O $3.50 500 0. N sundays $50 m- o"
New-York tribune., 1886-11-09
Ge!p tOaEieo

CANVASSERS wanted for Security Corset !;
~ 100 per cent profit ,o.
7o5 Broadway 81 aoor 9 TO ~, to =
WANTED AT ONCE.-Genteman or ladY
w 10 take charge OF college West pennan,
bookkeeping. toIrgraphy possible. HEsSE IL H. II-sc
WAN ED.-Young woman OF good address,
w confecton. r. store Must best OF references
Call Tucs'iIy afternoon. 23 East 42fi OF.
WANTED. Energetic. polished business
men explain merchants and manufacturers IN AZ.
large cities Of the world remarkable advertising
medium this continent Only those capan" o,
earning rom 800 week need answer An ert
solicitor would drill suitable till SUCCESSFUL Auess
L. :. r. CO. Ma. lib Devonshirest. Bosto- MASS
New-York tribune., 1886-11-09
nELAwARE. LACKAWANNA and WEST

Il EF.IAF 4
IL ERN RAJ LROAD SHORTEST LINE BErwEEy
NEW-YORk AND BUFFALO LI6NrNlNG EMPRESS
TRAINS No DUST ALWAYS on TINE ...,,,,.
Depots in New York ~ Barclay Int fhr~topher st<
a M, Day Except SUNDAYS Buffalo AMI OsSe<o Exgrest
Pullman c0lches Water Gan tshnrk scranton Bnt
hamton Elmir Bath Buffalo. syracuse. O-weqo ur-rne
Norwich TncA connect Scranton for f1ttsons
Wilkesbarre, Danve AMI Northumberand at owego zoe
Ithaca amt N Term efate stations , -.
TOR Water Gan Scranton Binghamton. ONego and tlmrt
Al scranton for Piftston, Kingston WSesbarr 50
In m Daily Bufllo Limited Express Pullman COACHES e9
for Strondsburg Scranton, Rlnehamfon. OwcRn EnlrN
Corning Bath Nayand Buffalo. &C. arriving 10 Buffalo
72Ol m sleeping coach or Oean via Wayiant ,,..
- m Daily Bural0 ant Oswego Express .,lls'
hes Strondshurg Scranton. Pin rhamion t"rtfn
Syracuse Oswego Greene OXFORD Nofwch. thss sns
Richneh springs az for ithaca am ntss
mediate stations SairhyS Connects lt buns'' WIN
For RcbaeI" springs 300 p m. day except saturdays
e t % 20 or Say trains Morris and Essex d.
yision
New-York tribune., 1886-11-09

Hamburg American SS. Line Tor flymouCh
i L tI.ondonl CherDourg Par.sl. HAMBURG 9, o.,o -
Rug ...... IL. Lessug Nov' 10 ;oD d ii ui
Frs, CABIN 500 $50 and tj. steerige tlO NVo Fy ynou
NJ I NTRkDr q ''t5'' Vo G B. RICHARD CO.,
GEN Us vi Iroalst v Y Gen. Pas. ASs, VI way Sf
New-York tribune., 1886-11-09
Ill pIyER IINE-FARES REDUCED.-

EALL RIVER LINE-FAKGS hEUUNE IL.
L Boston. s3 Newport 81 fan hyet - - s
STEAMERS PILGRIM AMI ROW lENt leave N"~-lSr<
an Ifernate ays (Sunilys ncl1teO AZ 50 pm IRON rec
- r. Murray At Connection VIA Ahnek Boar Ton
brO9SyH brOqnIG II W 4TEK ROUTE FULL NIGHTS REST
six morning trains Boston short ri ,.o nns w ui
utes An rhesrl on lnAeos hi st,teroohs
NAV be at all principa ho'es '' an" S~'s
Onces ~ inc o"ioo ~" 'o' - GEORGE l.. COMMON
New-York tribune., 1886-11-09
XIII, EVENING LINE
~roRTurRyRAUROAD OF NEW JERSEY.

Boats leave daily (suniays excepte from Pier ID ''
Jay ST.. at q. y. m an. o>,rvoxr nolrAp
New-York tribune., 1886-11-09
DED "Dr LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

For LAGUAYRA PUERTO ca BELLO CURACOA AND
MARACAiBO
RON Pier jd last RIVER
PHILADELPHIA.---..... W einesdsy Sow
NALf.N - 49,. 'iig nl ,ilt FOR "a,
These AMERICAN STEAMERS. speciluy ouls ~. ~
trade nDiauons Tor pAsSehs'~
For freight passage hDDlY.D
Nv - O-' D'%A'-''~ - Mall3L
New-York tribune., 1886-11-09
BORDEN & LOWELL, Agents. Gen Pass Asoat

DOpTrIAR SHORE LINE Tor Boston, PROVE
dence Newport and all New ENGLAND Peint~ All ssn
nansH at A m IN IN ,parOr attacled and III
win palace sleeping cars sunday trans ~ m win par
ace paror IL " IN palace soepih3 ctr~ .x,.
For Newport lake 100 p ~ Boston hAless wi :.
ars connects Wexford for Newport arriving Al 'oo
NEW HAVEN. Steamers leave feck sup
~ pier % r. r. at D. M IL p. SUNDAYS excepteD
fnre " train
New-York tribune., 1886-11-09

A NcUOR LINE y. :. MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
N san every SATURDAY from New 1ork Ior
GLASGOW VIA LONpONlERRY.
DEVONIA Nov. l3. a m CIHC ass "a NON2T, . Il m
II NkSSi A. Nov - noon hr fIOPI Dec. IL p M
Rst.- OF passage {, or from New ork Cow. Ii
poll Lon 81, r Be- asst: 80
Cabin $40 an 95j. second class F3O storage @-O.
HENDERSON BROTHERS, General Agents
Bowling New \ Ork
New-York tribune., 1886-11-09
NXrHITE STAR LINE.

w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
UNITED STATES And ROYAL MAIL u IA M Frs
PLBIC, Capt Try ng-.---.I IhuIsiay Nov @ ~ ~ IA "
BKITANNIC, CaUt Perry THURSDAY NOV ~ o 7. III
ADRIATIC can't Farsell- THURSDAY o. o;oO IL u-
From the White star Dock foot oi West lOth-se 81,
RATtSSaloon $50. 60 $50 and 500 Return ueKets on
favorable terms. Seeraee from OF To thr Od county, 1
Intermediate Adrac and Celtic OnlVl sou eAcuiso ~
Inspection plans other information apply al 'he
i' ' ~ - ~ r. j. CORTIs. Agent
New-York tribune., 1886-11-09

Wheat Corn. Oats Rye Barley,
Nov 57554479 H. ,493 5,COe,OO7 4690S3 2@79ls9
ot 80 5el5299l l3O9sO41 5.4oe.l5S 4Ge5s4 225s'o7l
NOV 1877 e9s 44ses2e s,75e,57l 59s75l 22ll44s
No 5s4 729 5Oss Jap s6s5,4G9 6624ss 247S'sS2
1854 .,,,
=, - -, Nevr York BROOKLYN and Jersey City grain
tlwa light On
New-York tribune., 1886-11-09
DressmGking.
Ocean Gtedmers.

all travelling expenses OF Winter Iour
with novel Tropical scenes Tips
three weeks longer specially arranged permitting tne
o. ports Oi interest Inc sIe am
Injurious Iron Passenger steamers OF the AILA1 III
iOrtnigtiy Jamaica Haytl CarthLgenl SaVahla
santa Martha Nicaragua Rca and the Mosquito
Coast
Only First Cabin passengers carried
For information and descriptive pamphlet address
u StaLe-.l.. NeN ORR.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1886-06-19
VICE IN BRUSSELS T9s,


{ Go from the cafes to tho hotels. Tho
proprietor will wait and fawn upon you
If you be well-dressed and have few
diamond rings on your fngers-iust as
his Partisan confrere does. Here you
will find those private rooms-or, as
they call them, cabinets particuiers-
that are, by the bye. mere limitations of
the class at the Palais Royal in Paris,
where gallants eat and drink tete-a-tete
with the fashionable female tatterdema-
lions of the city, and where married
women forget their nuptial VOWS in the
arms of dudish dandies. On the streets
after nightfall we meet with the same
disgusting sights so common at the
same hour on the boulevards and Fau-
bourg Montmartre of Paris-the rouged
and powdered battalions of smirking
vice, Haunting its gaudy dresses and
staring you immodestly out of counten-
nnce. Stroll into by-lanes and into
alleys where you will not need very
much discrimination to see that Brussels
even exceeds Paris, proportionally
speaking, in the number of tho dens of
corruption tolerated by the statute book
and patronized by many who have
something to do with the manufacture
of statutes; dens where British, Irish,
French and American girls cater to the
brutal tastes and proclivities of scoun.
drels Of every class and of oil nationali-
ties. Go into society, frequent fashion
able tea-partios, dance at fashionable
balls, and cat aud GIiak at midnight sup
pers and what do yoV fad except that
strange sameness of habit and ideas so
prevalent in the city by the Scine-the
same fashionable dictum, ii not openly
expressed, at least secretly implied and
acted on, that q married dame who does
not afford herself the luxury of para
mour is the wretchedest of sottes; the
same prurienA practical philosophy
that ties respectfully byougL =, girls to
th'ir mammasl. 0pron stria IL tho
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nuptial day--a philosophy which makes
the minxcs hyp1criles before marriage
and God knows what after it; tho same
simpering ciyilities exchanged between
men and mon or women and women
who have no more regard for each other
than IN Irish dynamiter has or is sup
posed to have for the h.dlc OF tho aver
age Saxon. Over the tea-cup the same
scandal is banded about as in Paris.
Nine. A. wore, it seems, the same dress
three times consecutively at her box i'll
the theatre. NJ T. is proud Of the
youngsters, B, never dreaming, poor
soul that they are not his own. Mme
@. is stupid enough to love her husband.
although the fellow lavishes thousands
of francs monthly on ono Of the actresses
of La Monnaie, etc.
So from the tea-table to the political
caucus club, and there you will find tho
same political pro1igaey running riot
Here as there Deputies are secretly paid
thousands and thousands of francs for
allowing their names to appear on the
directing company in the prospectuses
of financial speculations. Here as there
the Deputy's or Senator's pockets arc
lined with gold for begging ministerial
favors. Here as there political big-wigs
carry on the same petty intrigues. the
same double-faced chicanery, the snmo
double-dyed hypocrisy. Where public
positions are got by bribery politics
becomes trade, and political traders
Cor tricksters) are as proportionately
numerous in. Brussels as they are in
Paris
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SANDAL WOOD OF JAPAN.

Passing by shop you SEQ cords of
wood cut into small blocks about six
inches long. This, you learn, is moth
ing short of shoe timber. These cords
OF wood will speedily be converted into
shoes of various sizes, at prices ranging
all the way from four to twenty
cents One feels quite exAltered in
pair Of twenty-cent Shoes The wood is
called kiri, and is very light. Tho clogs
arc still further ightened by following
out the centre. So, in point Of fact,
there is little truth in calling the shoes
heavy, although they appear so to the
inexperienced observer. It must be
admitted, though, that they are un-
reasonably clumsy Sometimes the
shoes worn by the ladies are lacquered,
and ore fastened by velvet band pass.
ing from either side over the lower
part Of the instep, and between the
first and second toes. With this sano
kind Of wood is made bureaus provided
with strong iron handles, and the whole
box is adjustable in horizontal sections,
one piled above another. -