davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1886-02-09

FLOUR AND MEAL-F -FLoUR-Market continues dull,
without however any M mSeI1s cs2sSG 9ssy N IN ESom g m mira
were inclined to hold on and only oomsa enoug @
Cry S5S' g lGT !9f ~ %est attn pd'fs Gf
a%S @aoec WINTER Wheat bSs saper6ne b g 20
aT HTs @Gt y %eT so sfi. ss EStrs SS s.
mainly % the S M Ss q 3Ss g s Sg SS Tice % range ana
siOo bJi, Minnesota Extra . I9at4oo Tor @ Com n
@on 1c p latter qG2& or ravoe S4& Fcn e e. H
for export mainly Uty Mn nTpPs
Na J. sSIiis3 5o Good % Fancy Extra StaiS 3 6S 80
sdG s 2' 10 (q%%so tnoSS Eta to s0 %e,s as
10 Far Extra Qno - lOG 1904 soS0f ~
clear = loaS so Kye M;tgre IN strsHGf s4 6
q Lcn Common Fair E1,rs3 Gas s9' fsGI Ear to
Good . & : G'.a % 70 Hc hoSe NH Fxra Tor WSsi
Indie. as on soith America 80 onas5 10 mar%rl Tn
witnnt decided change prcc sales 200 bb: me nsIra d
cS,e as [o%@o' a 81 70 ooSs5 t'9S . tA' q n
VIII raofer1ic trade demand sales, - bbls snPerne
= F16 IS rs ~ far ar rcqaos, % a, 81 Ssa o. ma o.
sRGIN wiirAT Market a9il for cash iots with n,.r de-
little dner then lost s,rengh 1nd d'Gnsa "a &C. iie fnG
Goe Tor some esmepd Tor SnHns Se M9e9t "eig g
cT. yIy on Scas, IN lme wsy cover urgent wants
4 f.rly scyo trade - oPton Shippers oG1gHt SUIb H,b
future ~ cO5 bush spot including Unrraded Winter Red
d-f4 'gS,S2 FaS2u.rr hed ooEsG6lc s6 '' oo.ins
10 for March 81 Gg2e tSn1 r. g, 4, VI -e 90 @ lSI
ri9ing AZ &c do Tor June 0iH az {c. closing At &C
a, Tor Jay % = c closing 9i7sc 60 Tor August
e5Is6aj 70 closing at ejsc Dc for DeccmDsr eyss.
Il uOL. closing at 99Ac.-... HfE-Du,L and nom.na
western 6OdtJc state. i4odr...: BAE' M 1 p i, Da,.
WITH the tenaency % favor huN es ~cs OQu bush n
rsdei canada al SIC BARLEY MALI Pm and prf', e.,
unrh, ,nqed cons Market without decided ciauRe ior
9 qs g Gs .n 4Gont nr a@y m@Sn e'PI' I armr
beat later month. = e a1Ve nsle
rr.cs. vcfy moderate trade '0r export AMI home use
God t "a atiyr IN spot and To arrive" nd g"
trade r. Options shippers bought 200 push Sies'
t-u 900 bash future, 1000 bush spot aud 10 aflHr
including UugradcI MiIeCs a. i,.g t.. H"l'citd
- Nn g. 4-I444-1sc.. steamer AiNoh s7Lc. IN
elevator 4g1c aHoA. ~ lot February - &c ior NaIch
sni IA. gli,r 10 arive l. p steamer yellow, A'o
II rleyator 10 MiIcd 81 'lN- IN elevator and go
Ia'c tn afrvc IN March yellow a. Bic IN elevator ana
ms rDied IN te At &C NJ MIel Tor February =
1-c closing Il &c d FOR March, 50 "a uc tohs
s t,'c. DO Tor AprlL 4 \ d'gEc closing ~ 49,
oATz-Nsrkot que, and prices st9oni d-cid"d c"an.s
,Uot Including No 3 Mixed s1-.ci No. ssh -
81 / u.otr.. al &c, so White So G.. No - ,uh,i
No fou nal AZ s3c: Mixed western. 81 ~ "a G. Whl'e
do 3, die: Wbto State. t1disci SO NItol iCI
Fo,ruarv 7s.at-c. cos!pg AZ B.. &c 10 ,pf MHrc1.
4 AZ tc closing ~ '7Ac. do fuf Nay. . " Co.lhg
Al 47i.c FELD-Moterai"ly active wth'n' decided
change pr:c" IT.. ..., r....- ~,,,
grain .rchouse, aud ho 10 railway lighters ccriih'a'"
New-York tribune., 1886-02-09
COTTON MARKEra-GY rELGialrL


LIVERPOOL. Feb s-l23O D. m.-Coton easier; MiddliIs
Upands. IL l0d., do Mhdng orleans, -l6d.i sales
5000 bacs Including 800 bales for speculation and eN
ports receipts 900 bales. all American Futures hrn Up
lands Middling clause. February AMI March heliN
ery JgG4d do March and Aprl delivery yLb|d also
50Gid; do NAY and June delivery 636id do June ana
July delivery 9idi do. August and september delivery
S.Gld. also . 7.Gtd.
Tenders at todays clearing 100 baes new
dOckets and 100 old do.
D. rhe sales OF the day included g. 600 bales Amer
Futures steady Upands. Low Mddng clause. Febru
AIRY delivery jHUld buyers do February anl Marcn dc
4 5y.04d sellers do Apr and MAY delivery. dl.t4d
sellers do May and June delivery, 03.G4d sellers do
JunI July delivery l.04d. buyers; do. July and
August 0eyery, 64d sellers DO August and September
dtliyerv b 7G4d sellers. .
y. observation-disclosures clOseddull Uplands Low Mid
ding cause. February delivery 5l.t4d. buyers do
February ana March delivery. 01Bid. buyers dO.
March and ApTil delivery, JSB4d buyers do April and
May delivery, 6O.G4d sellers, do May AMI Juno dclly
uEO+d. Sellers do. June aud July delivery, OF
buyers do July and August delivery. Gidi buyers;
do. August aud september delivery. o b'8id buyers,
SAVANNAH. Feb. s;-Cotton quiet Mlddllns, s'; Low
Middng Se Good Ordinary IA; net receipts 2041 bales
gross, 2Si7 bales Exports COastwise 2,i34 bales sales
600 Uaes stock, 9O,91J bales
NEw.oGLEANs, Feb. S-Cotton weak; Mddling Ssi
Low Mdding, sit Good ordinary, ~ net rccept O9o9
bales SlhJ Dalesi Exports to the Continent bl4l
baes sAles 1000 balest stock. SO ~bgbales.
GALVESTON. FEB S-t0ttOn easy Nlddlllg, lAlbi Low
Midci'ug, 3.l6; GoOd Ornafy, i's; not aud gross
ceps 2 lS bairsi Exports to the Continent, l35 bales
Coastwse. 2.3Di bales sales, 49J bales stock df2j
bales.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-09

Spirits Of Turpentne 23s Cd do &C London 2ss 90 per
cwG: refined petroleum On j's pergallon GIoyerSeea e
American Red 4ys per cwt. Taov2Is 3d percwt tose
tsnnon Js ld; Pale lis I'D. G00s. Oh Linseei OIL 2Os
qd per cyt Tallow-Fne An 'rlciL ~ OIL; Pra1 Oi.t
2Ss Ol American H5irlgcfdtcd b1el hluu iiN'
ers i'd. fore quarters. L2l. Der ID. .,o eo,oa.
LONDON. reb s.-PTOduee-ilnseei OIL tlg llsU t5DU
ner SID. per quarter Ihnse1
Cake RfOl027 js DER TON Refined P'froisuni. 'so.o
Ia per galol spirits OF TurDentSas. 2'S 81 per cWIi
Sperm OFT Z II iOsln onnen IS 3o pcr cwes
Pale I8s dlla Provlsions-ard. 35s. Od per owt .or
American, Sngar "a. cwt for Cu0a CentrllnSu
poarizng $50 lJs. I'd 0lis Odor Cuos @ r
rchuuR auolt: Australian rtlOT-b9;L rs, Ou, Ios
6d. Mutton 2js. 3D. 6k6s. 9d Cocoa Nut oh-OeYon'
G27 S.; Cochin. go OS
New-York tribune., 1886-02-09
LITERARP NOTES.

Ticknor & Co. intend, II possible, to celebrate tne
seyentynnh anniversary of the birth Of the poet
fellow-February 27-by issuing his biography on tn''
day The Same firm have In press collection OF essays
and poems, mostly outofdoor topics Dy oharleS w.
Whitney; :. The Lost Name" novelette, by Mrs. NJ W
Dahlgren and Persia of To-day" by s. G. W. benJa-
min, late United States Minister to that country
ohean edition at thirty-seven cents OF Bayard Tay-
lo,. translation of Faust is coming ont IN London IL is
not stated what copyright is paid to NJ Taylor
family
There were no deep notes in the music Of the late
Mortimer Coluss verse but there was fresh ana UoN'
cate sweetness which makes the lyrics OF the later Lou
don School seem studied and artificial We are e'"" "
know that in the forthcoming volume OF MS coee'eu
poems some hitherto unpublished pieces VIII appear
A copy Of the first book on arithmatic published in
English was sold in London recently for S2OO
The Interior Nonthh issued by the Reformed Publish
ing Company. of Dayton Ohio for little more 'A"h
year has suspended publication.
The Fort Orange Monthly is new Albany publication
edited BIZ Joseph Albert lawson Frederick O. Mather
contributes to the first number an entertaining 'c'e
on The New England Singing School" The prospectus
states that the monthly will contain articles upon inc
current topics Of the day. literary, artistic political ana
social, from the pens OF the ablest loca! writer's
Sir Henry Thompson will soon publish a novel under
the Bunthornian title OF All But; sChronice OF Ln1en
ford Life" Henry has himself maze tNeh'y-ohe III
tie Illustrations for the book.
The wife Of the revolutOnist Prince krapotAne IS
writing an autob!ographlcal romance.
"Natural Causes aud Supernatural Seemings IS the
title OF DIR. Henry Maudsley's now book
There is charming little article on What can oe
found in the winter woods in the February ndmber OF
The Floral Cabinet Ii gives many pleasant details con
corning the ease with which Wild plants can be forced
into blossom in parlor while winter SHOWS are ia
ing without.
Mr. Henry Irving writing in reference TO sF Johh
Jubbocks list of the best hundred books says Before
hundred books commend first 70 the study OF two
tho Rlble and Shakespeare" Mr. James Payn objects 10
Sir Johns list the ground that Offers the most al
nirabe aud varied materials for The formation Of pg
He adds great trusm, There IS more common mi'
take in these days than the education OF people beyond
their wits"
New ouarto editions Of Anna X, Green's il terest!ng
stories are announced by the Putnalns Her new novel;
The Mil Mystery" will be issued both in cloth and
paper.
There is queer and vivid little picture OF Miss Lam
don in the lew volume Of BeacOnsted) Dlsraells lot
tiers to his sister. He says: avoided L. f. l' VINO
looked the very persondcaon Of Brompton-pnk satin
dress aud white shoes rcd cheeks, snub nose and
her hair a la sappho"
New-York tribune., 1886-02-09
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
D.. vo.,l p:,.r V,ss,,s and e tilr0lfs.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-Spot Rio quiet but firm ut S4c. for falr NO
sas Options opened 70 10 points lower b1t closed hIn I'm
the trading hight. Sales - $50 bag closing a. ioi
lows FcJru,Ty 670@&76 March G95%1s1; % s3 INV inv
81 a 50 August. 67j08S september 675d6S5 OC.
tobcr csOag. D; November. 6S5 1850 December O'O@
bgb. Mind gTairs dun. -, e.,.. .,,o
COTTON-spot Cotton dull and lGc lower sales, 10Y
bales bales dnVeTed contract receipts ct tue poI
9r2s7 laca against H. 81 this day lest week ani
I64i last year. since september 42Oi4 bales against
A. J2i for the period last season
The quotations according to American classification
.asfo
New-York tribune., 1886-02-09
Steamboats, Gno ndlIrcn6s.
IyEST SHORE RAILROAD.

w y y. G. q II. r. 4. Il. CO.. Lessee. -
THE WEST SHORE ROUTE l. ALONG THE WFSr
SHORE DF THE WOELUFAM 81 u HUBS ~ HlNEHI
AROUND FpOTHtLI.> of CATSKILL MOUNTAINS
AND THROUGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY OF TIE
oa aud aitor January 81 1856. will leave West sd
ST. sta. as follows;
North Riyer minutes earlier than from foot OF West
Dsio,, aud Chicago $50 a. m $780, $40 p. N. seepOrs
through. ,,
Buffalo Rochester, Suspension Bridge Niagara tas $3.50
a m 500 $40 D. IN. SlerprrS and wing room cars.
aud Syt,use, - 30 IL % n 90, = 10 D.
Highland Pokoepse and Kingston '7lO 'eSo ll26 m.
3 H3 s-.lO, .liIO D. and 800 ~. Tor Kingston. -
saueertes and Albany so l26 q. $50, 600, $50
Cransions West Polnt, Cornwall and NewDurg. '7'lo,
$3.50 l.5 m 800, +aO. $40, lliO p ~, and '6Oo M
for CoTnNn All and New burg
Saraioga Ma Albany II 25 a. M, g. 90 pm
For Montreal and Canada East, 600 y. IA
London % 80 m 900, $40 y. nl TORONTO.
.Day fDay except saturday Other trains daily except
SUNDAY. .,
apply Offices: HOoO~en 10 IL HudsOn
at Irooklyn. 1888 MGshngtOnst, 80 FuOu ST. Annex
Office foot Fulton st New lOlk CITY 3l5. 3o3 81 0iU
EToadway l53L Rowery aud West shore stations foot OF
and foot o. Jay ST. North RIVER Westcotts
Express call for and check baggage from hotels and rest
dcuces Orders can be left at tC koi Offices
HENRY M)NETF
$50 Broadway General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1886-02-09
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

LIVERPOOL Fob. s--frovsions ns-Bacon. Cumberland Cut
I'd Long Cloar Mddes 20I I'd: snort Clear Mtddles
short Ribs 29s. i'd. shoulders 23s Oh Der cw
Beef-s2s I'd for Extra Indian Moss ilme Moss oos Ol
Pork-Pnme Mess OILS OIL per DbLi Primo Meas Eastern,
bls: Western. 4Js Cd Lar'i American J2s. Prime est
3d Lard OIL 3Ss. I'd. lIsma-LOn cut. 31s I'd
shouasfs SOS Sd Butter 00s O per ewt or nnat United
states. Cheess-b mencaD Choice. A9a ud. Wheat-ted
Western sprtnE 7s I'd G7s 3D.. Hri Mnto Is "a. 0is 0d
per contaE No spnuy.7s p. New Western Wlnte7s ad-
New Mxet Western. As ld- California No. Bs. Id
"a Californian Nc "a ID Gs. ID Genital Produce
New-York tribune., 1886-02-09
Mem Dublitailons.

CERMONS ON GREAT THEMES.
- by Rev. Proi TO- Peabody Rev nr Ilomhs Hi W !: :L =
Rev EDWARD X IIsle ID. d., James Freeman Carr,
D. d.. REV John Cuckson, Rev HeDrY w. Foote and Rev
NUMBER ONE,
1.-THE THIRST FOR THE LIVING GOD"
BIZ REV FRANCS GREENWOOD PEABODY
Professor Of Theology IN llaryard l niveI.ity 49,
(opes Tho OF this eeJtes OF monthly sermons DOW
bsrs delivered at the Church u the saviour tn tpar
iJiA RiEs SchfBNfH's SONS 74s and 7i5 broadway.
Ess Yprx, and COOK d hobEHIs' Zs4 ni'D sl' bk"h
New-York tribune., 1886-02-09
CHE NEW LINE -
EEw.YoRK. PHtLApELPhIA, AND NORFOLK. OLD
y II A L =
RIVER BRANCH.

tINEW.YoRK. NEW HAVEN AND HAkrFSkFD, S,F !, H. ,nd N
TRAINS oaye Harlem River station corner toZdse sne
Iincon near rhird Avenue Brtge across aren vos
frcachrd by Third Elevated Railroad daily eSSeR'
snnsavs al d5A 7:5O 9lO TO- ll:SJ m. 2lO 800 iAV'
t{J 6le for Tort Morris Sss?hoya coax RonS
Htmnsons Bny Chester Pelham Bay. Barlow NV ',
Island Pehsm Manor and New Rochelle 'onhSons me
the ew York New. aveu aud Hartford RaiiIG1s1 snSv n
Zine aud AirIine Divisions, eNCgnaan hiduto.oI ~
ew Britain and suoied Branches and boston ana a"
East -, ,-...,.o,i,,e sta-
tions at l2il0 A. IN. daily, except Montsys .,,ts sta
Sunday trains for Now Rochelle ana al ns
tions at l2 noon ami $50 D. the s'tet rt ae and
nj New Rochelle with way trains 20 Grand Ceh''u De' ~
-
New-York tribune., 1886-02-09
THE SEUCKBOROCGH CORRESPONDENCE.
EcLtn Ihe LnLL Mil GnzelLe

In bis letters to his sister, lately published
oy Dr. Murray. Lord Bcacousned makes references to
- the sbuckOOrOugh Correspondence" these letefs
were printed in the ne sapers the time, and that
all word should talk Of them by no means TO De
wondered at. Here they The Lady Sey mOur, OF
these letters may be sad Queen OF Beauty at the
famous EglInL LOn IOnrnamonL
New-York tribune., 1886-02-09

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
Trains leave from Cbambersst Depot for E9glewood
bi0, $40 $50 p II midnight. Sundays T. a. m and
Nanuei Spring Valley and MOnsey !. 10 4'5o p.
Sundays a. IN.
ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW.
~ YORK, LAKE 3. ERIE IAN AND ,WEsTEfN RAJ RAILROAD
Daily excSSt Snpdays pay tspTess Bunc, prawny
room coaches % BinghsHon EI@Iia B9nells1iiIe But
5 sfFa1s Evil % e1G Bridge Sleeping
@ pn q and IfI I%sS sssSas
No extra charge tSG G fast time ATTyes co Meav 7s
M aud st Ia,io doqs 5G 7SS the secqad morning
- n spenao sns M'fd fs a s me- Tse agGs nOs
PORn night tESIn between NeW YORK I and BusaS
Of pamsn Day and Sleeping Coaches 70 % %BtnghamOn IL
eahGr%Gd % p n6o% Sna s Pas' 400 41 & PR 10 go s y is s
$50 49, gSo ~ 9Sqe 5 sil"aS p It1
ffs;'S o 'S &c. 8 a5 3@ &c. 7 5 & g io3C s5 10 s ?Gso &
9S 49, 'GG i5 so% 81 Is; g@0 po HSny Saa sso iOa'
Newark and Paterson: via Newark. Gi5 500 sSo 1000
; % aud u GiSnlgni Saturday nights only sundays
sarsrn z n iis st 5o go io2Q M l45 800 $50 5,
80 go 1920 ~ M and ~ miashth 3 + GSIa SHnday;
warwick +i6, 7j0, 1870 a M i.3O p m Sundays. j4S
Scwburg and cornwall 100. m. s3O isO, p. sun.
aoaioat and Kingston and mongoaery a. m $50
Goshen $i5 545 ~ 3 05oa M sSS $50 $50 g.
s90g m. sunday 54I. 80. 1920 d. $50, 7,sp,m,
s31 D. m. sunday 545 $50, i0-O u. $50 ?. p Tho
a and 80 m. trains connect with New York ontario
lnd western Railroad ~ Manst The ~ train stops &C
hsiu-st only. -.
o. IN. SUNDAY 20 100 a n, $50; ]. p ~, 80.
>. every fifteen mnutes 5:i5 20 lHi5 p IN every
lirty minutes, and ll45 p. m sundays every thirty
binutos
Tcke.s passage and apartments Drawing Room and
cepug Coaches be obtained anG orders for The checking
md transfer - baggage De c ~ tho Company offices,
Nos 4O OF 81 Broadway. ls7 West Il. NJ " No Court
It, Brook lyn. o. Ji The tompanys DclOts.
Express trains from the WeS arrive in New York At 7o
] 10
JOHN y. ABBOTT, Cen! Fassr Agent New.York
CHE NEW LINE ,,,,.,,-
EEw.YoRK PHtLADELPhIA, AND NORFOLK. OLD
POINT COMFORT ASD THE SOUTH
q HOURS -H1RrE' THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE
On ard after December T. 1885, tue NeN.York PhaeOha
& Norfolk Railroad Company will ruas Fast Day and Sghb
New York via Founsvvania taicOld lava a1t
D IN daily. arriving OLD Point Comfyr pmweek deys.
,ni day No fox 7.Uj aud S.l5 s.Uep.
Ing through from New.fOvk to oyt-I. anu ~ et
farioe Car nom evN o. Ca hn-'s Tickets. perDr
bar seats and sleeping berihs be any Tces
uhice.of the Penpsylyana Railroad 60 npaGy.
r. b. To KE. Sem Pi5s aud Freight Agent
~. W. DCNNE san 'r;ltNTc n
FLORIDA, JACKSONVILLE and all point.
South and West at less thaA 60 npanies rates ran o.
sT.arer WEBBS Cut Rate Ticket Ofice, 3O7 BrOad"N
near Duane. baggage checked s!ecpers reserved
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH.
A NEN.YORK NEW HAVEN AND HARTFORD H. n;
g.,H... tee itNN ) III
New-York tribune., 1886-02-09

METALS ON change certificates ,'most neglected.
oHrrcd IT sistosl-'a VI 20 pds dr",srt"D'T hoVg h
N urN-rl l1"..''y .! go Inns N,T,b Al 20 Sc
tclrM a. -4.d a, 20 .S acid az 2 5G oc DO ton, Hpf
S1c TransIerabe notices issued 20 40. Tin pate
anet ani un,h Ell a. 30 Transferable notices
issuci ., 279 copper very dun at J." iuG O. = -
daaej ,,a.d r,i :, ,'iI 5oc c.' 'B.unt 10 @ as Al
hc oot,ce, ,dumcstic issued no spcitor ~
bai4 domestic lTanseTab' notices 'dOmtsuc isaueu
3oIAs-Es- ana unchanged 90 ,es, At 90. car
fIrRR05ViSlGS The movement very moderate
viii ao,n Sf mpo!'HFii go ofR2 mt's'I t.s ~, o6
Mess quoted $40 jOa$ll o.: Sl 60aS.2 30 Tor Family
M' M ,5 5i- n 90 +" Si a and S' Tr, " noiS aa
changed cY E.ite in9m Me,s. 20 20 m & co. rs a1S
%,Ss ~ 66asi3 00... Bf.IF HAMs-Quct and about
steady quoted Ill basis 90; 90 Al - are Wen
as saIsp So Go % Pibs riscd Eel re-, i 70 average Ecl
Picked iInms lc 700 Pickied Shoulders, I4c; lckco
PcEi,d ilans 81 a. gcs smoked 10. 9Lc.... DDlEo
-nathcr quiet. but held stronger Iong Cler In New
thirt 'Clclr s5c .... DRESSED HuGs shade lower.
Ciw Heavy TO i@ht 64d 1,c Pig ar - Llay,, LAHD,
down 2a3 pOihts leaving nn heavy Sp'cuhon IS
but cash trading continues light sa!e- Ion &c,
&C. s'' rH closing St oSIS 5000 to- MaiS6 Sfc Closing
640aG ilc 100 tcs Apiil 94odG dgG oI2snE GtG% ic
BOO June, GGU06Glc. closing Blr0 nOjc. :; %
tcs Augnst 80 Cy steam m ar Tegnc't ana S's so m
Aneric ,n 705c -. BUTTER and CHEESE without necidcd
cnaage Sn o C.Sans stale paTy he
hrKn tuDS lJa2oc; Western Factory. II ,nc. lhlta
CHEE state 79lO4c, Night skins. 5Aa7ci west
ern hat a iae a1G9"Dui AM IN buyers favor ,.
STATE I-qIuc 10 wes,em, lsalsLc
STEAKIN E-Hul and nominal City quoted at o'sc" an"
0'l "a 0W~Uachsnsei and quiet. Prime city quoted
4Lc sales. 5J.OOv ID 41c'
New-York tribune., 1886-02-09
Mem 11ublitaiious.

Mem publitaiious.
FUNK & WAGNALLS
uO-l2 Dey.st. New.YorSJ
PUBLICATIONS.
JUST READY.
!.
DR. PHILIP SCHAFF'5
"sT. AUGusTIN, MELANCHrHoN, NEANDER'
Three Biographies in one volume. 12mO, Cloth 81 o.
PROF +. GODETS
COMMENTARY on ST. JOHNS GOSPEL
Vol. l. Authorized American Edition, translated from
the new revised edition Qss5) ard edited win
Notes and Introduction by TIMOTHY D"l"hl' ~ D
Yale College. $40, Cloth, SO O0
g.
DIR. JOHN DE WITS
"pRAIsE SONGS OF ISRAEL"
anew rendering of the Psalms. New ana REVISE"
Edition Dr. Dewitt member OF tho American
Od Testament Revision Company. Syo, Cloth, II o.
Is w. s. GILBERT
TUE AUTHOR OF
1.-THE BUNTLING BALL"
"THE NEW KING ARTHUR"f
Is THE ADOPTION OF ANONYMITY HIS PLAN
TO GET THE BETTER OF PIRATIcAL PUB
IIsHERs IN AMERICAi
DETROIT FREE PRESS SAYS GILBERT Is THE
AUTHOR:
"a,boupb The New King Arthur is called AN
opera without music s so wen wrltten t"I ~ q h
sincs itsrlf If W. = Gilbert didn't write H. ne sh0uu
Grt the person who did write it TO compose tie next
Gilbert and Sullivan opera, for certainly lhs ne" III!
of the King recalls Gilbert at MS very oes1
AND so DOES THE ST. PAUL (MINN) PIONEER
PRESS:
"The satire goes far toward fastening the authorship
of hoth works mpon W. Gilbert the form being OF the
peculiarly Gibertinian type OF extravaganza
81 900 FOR NAMING THE AUTHOR WILL BE
PAID March l. Names ed must be written on he
blank which accompanies each COPY OF "Ihe buh'i'hk
Ball" "The New King Arthur Is an important
aid in determining the author. PRIZE OF EllhEh
BOOK. BEAUTIFULLY BOUND IN CLOTH, 81 90
MISS KATE SANBORN'S BOOK,
THE WIT OF WOIEN.
MISS FRANCES E. WILLARD CHARAcrERIs-
TICALLY SAYS;
Ntss sanborns book Is ful OF storcd-up electricity
As scanned with smiling face. the Two huhurcu PlEes
mat this stupid old world had not long ago discovered
that women are the cutcst wittest and most declousy
iocose creatures it has ever yet developed! -
SQUARE 12mo cloth. beautifully bound. 81 so
New-York tribune., 1886-02-09
auction Sales.

TCSTUS COOK, Auctionccr
- FNcruor- ~tlr
ELEGANT HDU~i Mold FTR%IrUPE
belonging 10 the estate O'
FRANCIS y. CUTTING Deceased
and NJ VI. tCIII q, D",el- 4.
contained ~ Tie private residence
y la. IA~i l"N ST.
be sod
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY Q,
20 o'clock m
Household Furniture. throughout, Mirrors
Drap,re- and Marble ~tatuary cl Clocks Vases
Dtr.iru 'nd Nevrrs thint Rosewood Piano Library Of
, hUlce Hooks, Carpets Rugs. Tableware.
BY of
WILLIAM CUTTING. Executor.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-09
Dautina A1aoemrs.

ALLEN DODWORTH, Gs1 5TH-AYE.,
" ASSISTED By HIS son. PRANK DDDWOt II.
tlosscs ana private lessons Gentlemen on Monday ana
Thurrdly evenings ... on,or a, a,,v
time send for circular
ALEXANDER MACGREG OKS, 112 5th-avc
~ Private lessons strictly privatc-and hhholhg
ey nv Gay cntemens classes MOnday ana frday evenings
EFRNAND0'S DANCING ACADEMY, 1G2
Fas 55th.st tRank Buldngl Class Lessons @ and III
vate every day aud evening send Or CcuN
"a a large Hall 10 let Tor select entertainments
MR.. TRENOR. of Broadway and 32d-st,
WI gives lessons IN DANCING every day circulars
AIR. p. HARVARD REILLY, Master or
VI Dancing. BIS 9Th ave. sec Crculars
U' GEORGE D0DWORrH. u West 24th-st.'
i formerly with Mr. Alien HOdworh
New-York tribune., 1886-02-09
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

L,
~ RIVER RAILROA DC CJmmeneng Nov. 80. 1885.
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot
Is Rochester and Montreal E1press through draw
$50 a. m. East Lmted Chicago Express with dining
fao Niagara Falls Erie Cleveland ami Toledo arriving az
Chicago $50 al II < day.
1890 Chicago Express ngToom cars TO Canaan
daigua, Rochester Niagara Falls and BuTalo. . -,
til esern New.Y ork and Nor,bern Express with
$50 :. M. Albany Troy and Utica Express through
drawing cars. TO Saatoaa, FL Edward and Glens
Falls Saturdays only
- p. m. Accommodation TO Albany and Troy.
D. m Chicago and St Louis ExpTess with seepng gcara
Niagara Falls, Buffalo. Cincinnati. Toledo Detroit CHI
$50 M Express with sleeping to syracuse and
Auburn road. and to Saratoga aiso 10 Montreal 49,.
fpl6 D. M Pacific with sleeping cars for Roches,
ter Buffalo Falls Cleveland Toledo ST. Louis. De.
tTOlL ana LDiGdgo
and Troy with the morning trains the West and
T the NOrth saturday night.
Tickets on sale Central Depot, No. Bowling
Green slS Broadway Harlem Depot l29thst and 4have.
Westc0tes Express 0fces perkpace near Brosi
way 7e5 and 9i2 Bosdway and 02 west l25tbst. New
YORK. 1913 Washington and 730 Hultonsts Brookyn and 10
Sth-st., Williamsburg
Accommodations drawing and sleeping be
procured any OF the ticket Offices NewfOrk CITY, and
S33 Washington St. BrOozlyn
Ba2eage called for and checEcd from residence
hese daily All Others daily except sunday.
tThese trslls stop at Harlem p25thst id tth;ayeGu
j. N. TOUCEY d. ~ kENDRlOk,
General superintendent. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1886-02-09

Lazy Seymour presents her compliments 10 Lacy
shuckboroug and wOud be obliged To her for the char
aoter o! Mary steduan. who that she has lived
twelve months, still s Ia Lady Shuchb0rouehs cs
tsbiishment Can Mary stednan cook plain dishes WE'LL
bread ana is she honest and Eoodfenpercd sGOe
willing and ceanlY Lady seymour would also Ike 10
know the reason why She leaves Lady hhuckbor9ughs
service. Direct under cover TO Lord Seymour Maiden
PraI
New-York tribune., 1886-02-09
Diui6cno Notices.

DANK OF THE MANHATTAN COMPANY,
DNEW.YORK FEBRUARY |, lSs0-The Piesdcni ana
Dirctos of The Company have this day declared
a semi annual dividend Of Til REE AM ONE HALF fMEh M
CENT 3 out OF earnings OF the last siI months ray
able on and after Wednesday, The 10th instant TO STOCK hoo
ers OF record on February ], lSSO
Transfer books 10 remain closed the morning OF the llh
instant. D. L. DALI DWaiin.rr:,