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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-11-23

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-23

WHAT HE NEEDED MOST AND DID NOT GET wASA
LITTLE ENCOURAGEMENT.
"washiagtsn In Lsve" the title OF lecture do
hvered yesterday afternoon In Mott Memorial Hail. No.
GA Madissnavs, by Ingsrssl lockwood. After sketch
isg the earlier life and loves OF 1.-The Father Of His
Country" he continued:
Washington avshed terms OF eDdoarment his horses
which, alas for lie sat horseback 80
splendy gr4ny that 1t wonder he excited
the applause admiration of tho multitude. He was a
poor walker heavy and standing IN his gait. The oft 70
petod that during his years campaign his
grave lost its sole mnity eIag
gerson. Nature him crystal box filled with the
feelings bound tightly with locks that no
found the combination He hadn't the courage TO
swing maiden IN bis and kiss her cheek This
gravity not affected 1t natural the gloom OF
VrgIuian forest
of John Park Custis from him first last
surrender OF his fe surrender shat to her
the nd most distinguished looking
Ia al Virginia He what she wanted She not
what he wsniea There Gourtshlp She had
children and not finely educated She had
loo much Of tho hussy about her. She
would have delighted Soomon's heart Her
though his softer nature that when
she was on her desbbed 10 threw himself on hs knees and
bepeeched high heaven spare her Life All Washington
In his love little encouragement and he
neyor got IT"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-23
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
IL RIVER RAILROAD
GREAT for kTRkcK TRUNK LINE
On and after December 8 trslns leave

GRAND CENTRAL STATION
largest and tinesr Passenger Station In America
to m, Rochester and Montreal Express dra wing room
to Albany Troy and Syracuse also Msntrea and
ALBANIA
q so n No. FAMOUS CHICAGO wEsTIBULED LIN
TIED eonpo'eisIcla.vey OF Buffet s1okng car dining
Groom AMI sleeping for Albany Utica syria
Ing Chicago $50 A. m. next iaT ~ ~
t1030 Chicago trrre,s for Niagara Fall, Toronto
Cleveland, Clnfinn2u India apols Detroit and
drAvins room cars 20 Canandsigua ana Rochester
tll:sOa M western New. York and Northern Erpresa
with drawpsroou car,
$50 Albany. Troy anil Utica special with drawing
cars 70 Albany and Troy CONNECTS at Troy for sara
tsRs SATURDAYS only.
.. m, Accommodates to Albany ami Troy
tss Fast Chcsro. Cine and ST Tons nrss.
for NIAGARA Fails Bufae Suspension Bdg. Toronto eva
land Cincinnati fniiansDs Louia Toledo Detrnit ANA
ChioaFo. with sleeping and dining cira
f'GSO n N, Montreal and Canandairua Erprs,s daily
6lsepinE cars 70 fhshurr and Montreal
sat via st Albans also syracuse and daily
except SUNDAY sunday doe, NOT RIM 80, -,
o. M spseIa Siespsr arrives Rochester 7SD W., But
fao e:S5 A m. and ClsveaLh las n m. neI, dsv
f. lli3O m Fast Might EIpress Tor Rschssssr Buffalo
rsrsra Fais Toronto Cle-elsnh CIncinna
Louis Detroit and Chnae win ,s,nne cars se,pins
10 Wssrtown via Utica daily erosp SATURDAY also To
Cansndaisua on Sundays ouiv
i? nsht AIhasv EryrsaA with sesping TO Albany
and TROY Connects With the M trains vast
for saratosA Lake George and North teIcept
ctefs and space In drawing room and .epns Gar. on
81. At Grand csnr station ~ 7s5 and ?i2 Br.aaway
81 tstion New.Yort 1888 Wsshiustsn and $50 Fulte5
sta, brootlyn. and 10 9Th st. Williamsburg
Wsscors Express calls for and from hotels
Ran dsilvi others daily except SUNDAY tsop at 35sh
Ct sisnSn q ,rs up passengers for North sna West
General Superintendent esn.rai PASSENGER 1sea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-23
CENTRAL Raj ROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET, NORTH RIVER
Ia Of


Time Table OF December s, 1887
For PIIILA DELPHI ana l. y, Hound BTOs
Route" IT a. 30, o, II a. 80 3. 4, $50. 80, IL
p. m SUNDAYS At 4. 8 As a. IN 30 - D. IN. -
Trains leaving At 4, 30 II M 3O I, 30.
80. ~ m. have for Reading Harrisburg.
Pottsye, for Easton, Bethlehem. Allentown.
Mauch Chunk. Reading, Harrisburg etc On sunday FOL
FastOn.
aud 80 a. N. for Pennington Easton. Bethlehem.
Allentown. Mauch Chunk
80 q 10. for Flea gton II Oh bridge Branch. Eas-
Bethlehem, Allentown. Maueh Chunk, WlkcsbarrS
Scranton, Reading. Harrisburg, POttsvlle, Tanaquas
Shamokin, SunburY, Lewisburg, VIII amsDort
| p for FlemlngtOn Eastun. bethieheni. Allentown.
Msnch Chunk, Reading Harrisburg etc ,,,
as D. for EastOn. Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauca
Chunk. Wkesbarrc. Scranton. lamtQua, Shsmokin
80 Tor tleignst II Bridge Braucn. EsS-
Bethlehem Allentown, Recalling. Harrisburg. ETC.
90 and 30 p IN. for So7cryille and Remington
645 p. IN for Easton. Bethlehem. AeDo Mauch
Chunk etc on Sundays st 10 p m
90 -, IL - a ~. so 90 80, 9 10 D. m
Sundays eo' . 100 m Tor Red Bsn1 Long Branch ~
bury Park, ocean Grove, except Sundays Point Pleasant.
T. rs a m, ! 60. 4 30 D. m. for LAKEWOOD, Ions
River Parlor Cars II 90 ard 80 p IN
| for ATLANTIC CITY, NlucIait
Bridg 20 PasIor Cars al N:
80 o rs p. m sundays 100, a m for Perth Aatoy.
4, ia. II rs a M. 20 m. for Monmouth BeaIAs
Se7hrl ght Highland Beach
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-23
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

BERLIN, Feb 22.-Prces were weak on the Boerse TO-
day Russian securities which sold heavily, declined
q per cent report Of failures In St Petersburg assist
ing tho declias st. Petersburg exchange. which was
quot Yesterday at 40 fell t. $3.50 and ronbles
quoted yesterday at 1913 were quoted to-day at
i68 %.
1902 for the accounts UnitedSate percent bolt
l2D do 9s, lOS94 Atlantic ant Greu western hrst
n0rtcage trustees certincafes 37 Atlantic and Great
Western trl,toes Certificates lana
ST PAM Common 1884, New.YOrk csutrtL lob keating
"a. UuI,ou's BAY COMPANY 23is: Canadan North
western land Company 2h PennsvlvaniA 55as MexL
can Ordinary 477s Illinois Central l2O2 Spanish as sos
Bar silver is quoted a. LII ounce Paris aivces
quote per cent 81 81 centimes Tor inc
account and exchange London at 70 francs 26 ceDume
for checks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-23

DAVID b. HILL. Governor
conversation chair of the value of 81 is of
course Indispensable In the house of a candidate for
President Two leather screens also of the value of
500 may be Of value in conceallng growing boom"
The Governor is suspected, had his Presidential
buZzng loudly I'm his head hen he bought his etchngs
and engravings OF Annesley Co Ono OF these
eichingS has the title. Welcome Step" undoubtedly
reference TO the Governors dream Of going from tho
Executive Mansion to the White House There
be no question that The Mssionarys Story" brings
TO his mind every time he looks its title, Judge
Muer's latest account Of his travels through the
Southern States picking up Hll delegates "Watchlng
and Waiting 1t is clear the Governor perceived,
symbolized his own attitude toward the Democratic
nomination for President and the Democratic National
Convention. "Forget me-not" also has a direct refer
to the convention; and Far Away must contain
confession in regard to the chances Of another Demo
.rat being elected President Of these United States
Annesley Companys bill is especially precious as
being beyond question the Governors own bill. He
signs and he selected and bought the pictures. The
OF tho state will learn from the items what
bill an aesthetic Governor roll up. II follows
ANyEsLEY & COMPANY. 81 NORTH PEAELsL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-23
RECEPTION DAYATAN ORPHAN ASYL UM.

TRIBUNE reporter visited yesterday that Interesting
institution know the Hebrew Sheering Guardian 30
eety Tho building. which at one time used - the
Union Home and School for Children Of Volunteers
IL solid brick four stories high, situated on
the boulevard between hundred neth and Ono
hundred and nifty first Ample provision has been
made for the comfort Of the $50 children TO whom this
institution vertable their faces bearing
witness mothefiy which, MIRA Joschnisen.
the president remarked IL was pleasure 10 give them"
Yesterday reception day and gifts exhi
billion collection box Of white marble presented By
M and MIRA Raider and Hern Of Plenty" Of By
A. Le koult
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-23
NOW TO KEEr HOLsTEIys AND GUERNSEYS

Poughkcepsic, N. Y, Feb. 22.-The second day OF
the Farmers Institute opened with Interesting re-
marks by John Is. butcher of Pawling, Who has bccn
running an experiment station. He keeps 200 Hol-
stein and native cows, selling all his milk to ono man
In New-York II cows kept in separate stalls
their yield of milk Will shrink. His cattle run out
every pleasant day. From seventy cows he Is getting
over 1000 quarts Of milk daily. His stables are
ventilated. Nothing freezes In them. He said
that d separated from tho rest OF the herd gets
lonesome and her milk shrnks. He grooms and cards
his cows, and they drink water al temperature OF
40 degrees. T. n. Howell has Guernsey cows. lie
does not give them water from November To May 1.
lie gives them soIs, given In the Island o
Guernsey. II water IS offered 10 them they Will not
drink IT, When the COWS do not get exercise their
milk falls off. state Dairy Commissioner Brown
gave history OF the prosecution OF dealers In oleo-
margarine, and said: Now that wo have grip
this devil, let hold it,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-23
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

w y. Y. G. 4 VI r r. co. lessseA
Trains leave West 42ds follows and 90 minute,
earlier from foot nj Jiysr, North Piver.
Detroit and Chra~n .a5Ia M, 600. 'Sl5 p n.
st. Louis IS no 'S:l5 N
syracn.s Bnrao Rocressr Sus,snsou Bridge. Niagara
-flls 3;l5 '955 m. -6:l0 81 .. M.
Utica. is -9;5s dll30 M. $500. AIS D. m.
Kingston Sangertle C'tstl. Albany 3l5 '7l5. 1888
all 30 a. m. - ~. $500. 1918 D N.
era 'ston's, Was, Point Cornwall Newbnrg '35. 'El5.
Oh lnil6. al:30 m. s40, 40 800 '3l5. 345
and $500 n. Crauston's Cornwall. Nevburg
For Montreal and Canal East 1900 -.
1875 a. 1900 - Is m.
Elegant asepin~ for Buffalo. Va1arb Fails. Detroit
Chicago An ST. Toul.
'Dav Dsir etcent saturiay Other trains daily eTcsot
rundav A. Leave CIV =. r. II. station, dll:91
q m 1902 m. Hoboken. wost Shors station all 30
$3.50 n
For tok't timstabss paror or sleeping car aceommota
inorm1fn1. t1plV at He's. BrOotvn 33} Wash.
730 Fuor.st. Annex ONE, fO-t OF Fulton
New City-353 1856. ~ Broltwav 1891 Bowerv II
and Wost shore station foot ~ West t2dst
foot n Iav..t. ". r. C. =. LAMBERr
8 vandsrblltavs. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-23
THE PRINTING OF THE CITY REcORD

Among the bills before the Legssturs 10 one xvns
tho Board city Resort" consisting ol tho Mayor Cor
poraton Counsel nmssioner Public Work,
10 for the printing Of The CITY Record for ped
not We years Martin h. Brown has had tn, mint
ing of the eys Ocli organ 1873 This Is largely
due 10 the fact that tho Boird Of City R,cori" can only
contract ioi tho printing Of for one year This oude.
also this typcsettnx II requircs leabo p,nt IA
get out The Record and for this other IOb
would not compete for for only II tho hecJnes
law aad has received the approval Of Mayor an the
heads Of the departments linz job nrs have expressed
sAsr Willingness " compete for the work..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-23
SINGING JOLLY COLLR0B SOyGs

The annual New-York Of the Princeton College
Glce Club At Chiekering Hall tomorr night will At
only all loyal Prncetonians but large body Of
friends and others who find fun In Jolly roeking
college songs than operate trilogy. The musical
Of Princeton highly recommended after q sue
cessful series Of concerts through New State NJ
Philadelphia and Baltimore and the Giles Club said TO
contain better voices than usual The programme IL nl
OF genuine college sont. and ambitious glees wisely
discarded The Banjo Club which has wide popu
srity every appearance, Will join in the concert
Is 10 repeat the success achieved last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-23
SrERkorYPERs EAT rHEIa AxxUA1 pINNER.

SIERbOIfPERS EAT THEIR ANNUAL DINNER
Stereotypers do not rule devote much time to
pleasure, but once they get together and have
a good time. Last evening was one of those times
and 140 members Of the New-YOrk stereotypcrs' As
ISOLATION invaded Mouqun's Fuon-st restaurant and
partook OF all the decacles In season Over the
dessert stories t1ld, speeches made and songs
sung. Francis W. Pollock OF Typographical Union
No q, res pOnded to The day eolebraioD James NJ
duncan. The art preventative Of arts" Robert
p Porter, to The PTess' James r. Dillon Of Typo
era phcal Union No. 9S, Of Brooklyn to Our sister
Unions Letters Of regret were received Samuel
Gompers and Andrew Mclean
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-23
6teamboats anQ Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
i Un and after FEBR AIRY g, lsss.
AND UNITED 7 STATES Al D N L ai; non

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUrE
Trsns leave New-York via Desbrossss ana Cortis.as
Street Ferries o. follows '"' 0''"sna'
ssassa s"p "a; md r's rS s.,1. fsssss
Yo,s snd cSissss %sd f.sd;. 6,.as y smd ss.;
81 p" 'oes Fi asse" M e csry, az ~
osa re- s sS"pf he 81 q csss for T''
SSf NSsSwo " - o. ssG ~ saa % Sss,
eaS asd od 90 M s,Ids LOO a"s 90 ~ 40
Ton Express Of Pullman r.t:or Cars and PenasS az
ws.ansa N an1 ssIis ". 20 % "a .ia y,
co. : 50 and 20 a. 20 and O. ED %
s,oday, $50 and D 700 a H. 4 80 and 90 p aas
For a..aIs CITY woekday. hrousa Palm c.r.
Loss Branch rs Bay Head Junction aa
saa 20 oa sne ,,S m On Sunday, IS and D n.
D aa s 'sg,n psi va Neryor.. ps.dpa.
Bar LINE, % @ Week sscr ars DAY via Baltimore and
Boats Of gro.lyo hnDes' ecnaeet with ali through
a"e. At for a'f sfS Ivy r. .Tss speedy and d
Tran u, arrive s S,1 'r'ISsSs 10, ~ 30 and
50 % 20 eV 20 ''ss %, SO sSd S sO
ssc and % .; p n From p4P l.ssipeis 90 o. 20
S Il 20 mo- i aos.a J eSe % g. go e q
sa 2S 90 80 e. 90 % % % 1 sd + e %ss
m. 90. S so 7. sos 90, :35. 10 IS p m
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express Trains New brOsses and Corr
ia sod' street Ferries iell@ss 49, 'snr,.
"a p ans fas AND and a. ash $40
Express Is, 20 Limited and 10 a u, 4, 80, s.
O. 2. and D. IN. and 10 IS Night
Trains leaving New-iOrk daily cAcept SUNDAY, AZ .,
10 and II 10 w., !, 4. s. NJ. and 10 q. M, and
O p SUNDAYS. &C Trenton for Camden.
R"tgnins rsins leave Broaa strcsL etsuon initil hi
12 oil. 3 20, 05, 40. . 90, 80, 80, 500
80, 40. IL and II Is A. m L!nI ted Express, viii
Dining Gar. IL and 80 2. = IL 40, 2 80. 20,
8, O. q 80. 7 IL 10 and $50 IN. On sunday
II 0t. 90, 05, 40. 5;35 30 Q 40 a n, - "a
80 "a 30 Limitad). 3 :2S, b, ! ~ and y 10
I.ea's fhiladeph via Camden . 90 u. ani 81 D. m
daily. Sunday.
Ticket Offices go AS and pa gruadway. Asto
House, Battery Place and foot O DesbOsses and Corr
4 and Brooklyn Annex station. ZOO
Of Fulunst. Brooklyn Station. Jersey cry immigran
Tcset ONCE. Castle Garden.
tn New York rran.fer Company VIII call for ehecI
from hotels aud residences.
CHAS e. Gil J. n. WOOD
General Manager. General PasS'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-23
MUSEUM FOR THEOLOGICAL STUDENTS

Tho formal opening Of tho Theological seminary
museum at New Brunswick y. j., took place yester-
day Judge Bookstaver, first addressed the meeting.
Then follow ed Professor Lansing. who deserves praise
for his untiring zeal in gathering the exhibits Dr.
Samuel Woodbridge, Dean Of tho Seminary, then
declared the museum open. Among the New urAcrs
present were 3 Ii. Schcfclln, Peter Donald, X. NJ
Pcrlec John S Bussins T. J. IIOsiOrd samuel sloan,
Judge Kirk. william H. Jackson, DR.. T. IS zoe, Dr'
A f. Kittrdge. The museum contains many valuable
5 specimens among them a number collected D. 4 o,
fessOr Lansing In his Egyptian trip last year ana
documents collected by II. Van Dyck the librarian
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-23
YORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN

IN RAILw AI.-Iians ieayo frOm ferries at West AID
lay foll0wa;
West 42d-st.. 80 A. Jayst. 80 .. m, for Mid
detown. Faishure Monticello. Liberty Walton, Delhi,
Norwich Utica Rome, oneita Fulton. oswego, Bufao,
Detrot Chicago Waikiki valley points. $3.50
Weqt 42d-s-. 10 n. Iat Il 3 * p m, for MID
dle'nwn Fenville Waikiki Valley points.
West 42d-st. 6:25 p. Jayst; 9 10 D n: daily tor
MIddetown FaSburg, riberty Walton. Norwich Oneida
Oswneo Rrlfga ne-oit Chicago. - Louis.
Buret Sleepers Niagara Falls Reclining chair Cai
free N Rochester.
Pullman sleep n9-car berhs reserved al 307 Rroadway
Time tables tickets. &c. 207 307 ga l525 Broad
1877 Gh-ave 1874 East t25thst. 264 West l25thsts
Eew-York j. e. ANDERSON, G. p. A.,
IS exchange Place. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-23
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

CAPE CHARLES ROUTE to OLD POINT
~ CoMEoKr, NORFOLK PORTSMOUTH AND
THE SOUTH
on and alter February 9th, 1885, trains the NEW
YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND NORFOLK II. II will
leave foot COrtanlt and Dc>hrOsscs follows:
days m, arriving at Ola Point Comfort p m.
Daily D. arriving OH Point Comfort m Tickets
parlo seats and sleeping beths secured at Ticket
Once OF the Pennsyl ania Railroad Company
II. w. dunno Supt r. Il. COOKE, g. z. & +. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-23
/ EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF COrantt ara
Desbrosses Sta follows:
a III for Catasanqua and inurmedists points -.
. IN Tor Geneva Lyons, tlmra, Rochester, beE' 20
and the West and principal local points Char car
Wnkesbarra .,
p IN for runKhannoeK and lntermedistr p.. .aa
chair car TO Turk hannOek Connection " Reading sA~
Harrisburg ,,,.
40 p M Pit,ston and pr nc pal Intermediates
points Chair ear b. Pittston. 49,, 49,.
% p for Copay and n'crmediaee polns onIov
necion Raa6inr md Trarrt shurg char car ~ p,
10 N m f,r GENEVA Lyons, Emma, Rochester buf-
fal0 and the West Pullman sleeper 20 lyons;
Sis r. On faursys and !ntern~dpstss in"'~ .o.-
Trains having AZ 3 m. m .,a % W " ~. 90
" w. SUNDAY TKNINS. -.
q m, ,,. N,,.h thuns, il1IcL0n and Intermediate
pon,A .,,,,. ...,,
20 p M for CopIaY and ,nteraedt.te points, s...,.,
so N IN fr Gcntyl, Lyons fihlfs hVcucstoSs
nuna1 AZ We NrsL Pullman sleeper 10 LyOia
General Eastern once, e35 broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-23
70 REsUuE PRoBIy0 THE SUoIR TRUST

The Law Committee Of will continue day
it's Investigations Of sugar trust Before tho
mittee 10 through with Il will call before all
the leading members OF and i Board Of Trustees
The important officer the secretary is out Of the
city 30 his testimony viii not be had Mr. Dick, Of the
large refining arm OF Dick Meyer viii DO one Of The
arst witnesses called this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-23

sembly have been directed espeolsn @ ~
Tor the purchase Of various articles for tho Execuve
Mansion when he had already paid out all the moncy
Al 600 These were the bills which be paid by mis-
sppropriaiing $4,000 or 81 900 rom tho PUBIC
hniidinrss account. Tho moro conspicuous items ID
these bills arc United States Electric Lighting Com,
PAW S2,129; Marsh a Hoffman. musica, CLOCK ana
bronycs s54T: two Brunswick Bake e Collcnder bill
lard tables $500 Stcinway Sons. grand piano sSOO
MITCHELL Vance Co. chandeliers OF crystal ~ SOY
IL J. Dcnnlng g. Co, velvet carpets &942 and W. NJ
whitney Co, carpets si.252 H. These bills In de-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-23
COTTON MAnKErs-EY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL. Feb. GA p. Observation-Disclosures closed
du Uplands Low Middlnz clause. February delivery.
3364d buyers February and March doivsry "a 5td
buyers March And April deli very, 81 6td. sellers April
and May delivery Sjb4 sellers May AMI Tuns delivery
y714i buyers June aud July delivery. 80 a.. buyers
July and August delivery, 4l64L sellers: and
September delivery ~ 6II sellers: september delivery
fl64d sellers observation-disclosures quiet hut steady
mand poor holders moderately. Corn quiet demand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-23
ERIE RAILWAY. TicEct Onlces. lOI. ~

IRE RAILWAY. Ticket Offices, lOl, BIT,
H III and Sj7 Broadway 1913 Z Bjw-ry. Isl Wcst-st,
! Battery Place. Cha 2j ferries
York 35l and 1888 BrloNlyn; lJf Bro a.
way. Williamsburg: Ssgar< Fpi hu -o1 So Hobo
~ Mongo uery-st, ant Ne~.Statior. Jersey CITY
Tickets sDi Prior sleeping Ger rese:ytOns and
orders f6r transfer nj agsag- De obtained
leave 23sL minutes iert time sho
from Cham ,rr-.st local train. G. 10 minutes earlier
q. 80 sun iaysl-Dv Express. Pullnin fst Draw
inx.roe Coaches 10 EnrI Horn"l ,vls gu an Pull
~leeping Co ich from -yrn-lI--ls Clu.inuat.
p. m-Daiiy Chicago and ~ Louis Linitei,"a >0t IL
Eagari Falls. CORY. "oatvle. Cincinnati. Chicago aud
st. Louis. No ettra charge tor fast t.ne.
7a5 p. (23d-st ~ % p m. S~DdsYs)-Eoehoste LIZ
pre,. Pulman sleeping Coaches
1lJO m.-Dai Chca Express Pullman Bu o.. S,oep.Hs
CoIcho. 10 Bihshtnt,n Owseo. Einr. BuHf' James
town. youngstown. Cincinnati al hcts1 -
Rutherfort ant Psstaic4 - z 751 1872 L N y 1ooni
las. 3 8 80 $40. $50 800 80 8 30 7.S' 2 1880
,. IL uixht Also 20 Rutherf,r 20 o., 20
to PAs'aic. Gam, m. Sunday 4;t5. $50 iD5
~ noon : 4, 6:3l, 100 .. ~ 80 D. m. -hleHt
Pate son-44o. 100 g. lo:soa M Il noon 10 1880.
S5Q tAio 40. 5'lt $40 5:,n $40 ga" 7965 q
an IL noon q l. $50 100 10 a. il;0 m. - ngni
Newark IN Patersln VIA Nswar - A. So 80. 1000
v. m. u night slnd,y. g., M 1872 $50. 7S1o m
s sG $50 ri tS $50 NJ 5gsr% $50 g .xS
NewbIrg ami Cornwall 100 $780, 450. 800 $50
- p. ~: SUNDAYS. $50 m; 2. D m.
Warwick-WeeS lays lo:S0i M; 430 p. m: 50.
Go 'eu-4:45 7:50. 8. 1880 $50. 4. 45t - ll;5o
=. Sundtvs 4;45 $40 1880 a m Gao, llsiD p. m;
Mfdlstovn AMI TT Ierts-4i5. $50. O. 10 - - nj $50,
$50, 5. Tao 1880 SUNDAYS. 443 SD 10 % A. nj
5. $780, II; ~ p IN.
Express trains from tho West arrive NeNIOek AZ 100,
10 SIS n m and 1895 D. u
H. n. SOULE. L. p. FARNGs
General Manager General Passengcr sent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-23
Musical instruction.
"A .NEW-YORK CONSERVATORY of MUSIC
Localed only at


EAST 14TUSI., 81 door east Of 5Iu-AVE.
Chartered 1850.
THE FIRST ORGANIZED and best appointed Con.
seryatory in America
- At this FAMOUS SCHOOL OF MUSIC, Elocution,
Foreign Languages Drawing and Painting, STUDENTS
ceiye UNEQUALLTD ADVANTAGES.
OPEN DAY and EVENING for tho Reception Of Pupils.
.B-Tte NY. con NEkV ATORY only at East II tn
IT., 5th-ave. has no BRANCH nor CONNECTION with
any school the the city represented
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-23
NO TRADING IN STOCKS.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 22-p. m

WEDNESDAY, Feb. 22-p. m.
To-day being o legal holiday, all exchanges
were closed and business Of oil kinds was sus-
pended For convenience of readers we reprint
the final Stock Exchange quotations of Tuesday
evening:
THE GENERAL LIST