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New-York tribune., 1888-08-24
CRAJN AND PRODUCE MARKET&
FEATURES OF NEw.YoRK DEALrN


There was wild speculation in whost yesterday wheh
corr,sa nrices up nearly cents net II was dde 70 tne
continued scugth Of foreign msrKes ana the reports
q, had weather abroai Spot lots were held |0z ceh'
higher but the trade was checked by desire 70 ws' u
IN the nirore OF options over, and Oily ozoVo ou'
els verc taken for export At the same time ~ must DO
nesd that the scarcity OF ocean fesnt room hep' W
restrain buyers The sales Of options anouh'eu '" ~'.'
oCO 600 bushels and the moyement OF prices "rs "a
ain only ortuary reactions. Crop reports ~ no M
lJ,tle nue, &c when weighed In The scae wiz ". n.s
reeds of exporters owing the dchc ency o bo
and tbe ol1cuy OF oh aiming ocean traispoi1,on So,
market closed firm So14 cent un1sr d. ovs
up from "Wednesday nlQht l-odZ i-z GILL; a. ray.n
August 30 IL September 30; OctoDe,o ~, 81 M IA
hr 81 o. 1s: December 81 oil May 1850 ~ ", 20
corn on the snot was strong and i2 cent hane, ya'
thorn was no free movement In tho genera cs nn =
shppers took 50 900 bushels Toe "puonss hnYss IN
mo noieraelv active and Imdly follower inc uat ~
wheat rhe closing tone strong WIN hueusI uo a,
ia M "a IA but with gains OF lS ior a. .nS
IN "a f2 for October at 81 and November !" 80 a. "a
ia cont for December at SO 10 and January iooo
cents oats continued weak and declined iaz GEMS, n,
3S ia and l8 for September at % I-s ana rha
0c,ober Al 20 IA and November at 30 80 GEMS 20 az
vas sharp advance 05 points, In Aueus ra 70 ~ g. ,Ss,
and Noyember was up 10 points at - ~ Dus ss oe ~,
aans uero 537 ponts 50 Is for SD'cmDe, 80 v" ''
Gc,obor and "a O5 for December and January isoD
Tbe receipts Of grain and honr yeser1ay AZ sorows
p,itImore Phlalephla and Boston were as fonom. s,
d AZ packages At Chicago Milwaukee, ana 81 sas
be arrivals were Wheat 237 525 bushels con' oi0'"'
bushels. flour. 90 307 barrels
New-York tribune., 1888-08-24
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

c,,caoo Aug % (Special).-The confidence Oh i'
-,dcrs in lower prices induced most Of them to 90 hon
short OF wheat last night Private cables sola o. @
weather and easier markets abroad which iea 70 INC
that advice, would be still moro bearish this mornas
Such proved no. 10 the they told Oh wet "e'
AMI quoted prices from pence 10 SIX pence u'''7
They ara no, only very strong but inhammaory IN 'oo
r,ha hoar. eot hack n little OF their wheat on the cuIu
erount " cents September, but the lesusr e.
wa. 81 l2 cents and In nvo minutes ~ "a1 pr on The
crr5 ho night There was visible no speeai 1hny
ON tho mart OF tho big longs TO worry the Des,7 he
Ia e enouch to relieve tho stringency ana ease tno
rco heck to s7 10 for September ana lusb wnen
cOnCraulatng themselves eoou I'd
e 80 on ali sides and prices advanced two cents IN Ie%
iirntcs Tho trading enormous, ana 50 prOdl dlu
and general that would have been mIcssi0c 70 uOu
a Io,0e anouuL without seriously influencing thc tnu9
Fresh realizing caused reaction OF one S'hb ~,
hnimc of Uecenber continued large scale The c,os
Inc was within threequaFers OF cent OF the top sI
nm advance three cents The receipts MeIs 10
cars With 17j o-natei for Friday. Tho out Inspection
was bu and the charters 26o 900 DusheIs az
. IA ocnts IN BuFao. Primary market receipts were
OGO bushels and the cleafahceS Toh 7e""'u -A''
bushels in wheat and nour. 49,, -, -. ...o,r,h In
The SLIGHT Tuesday night and me strenetn III
,heaa ononcl corn at f5 for September iuchn-
son was o erae seller all day or the near iuIuIes
wear aro higher than on "Wednesday; ihee 10
vrov,ng belief that these options are not hgn even u
tho crop is as GOOD expected. The probability that
wheot will range high is thought 70 insure sood .o.g
better prices Tha possibility OF damage by frOsts snuu
also ha taken into calculation much OF tho crop II late
ana the Of late been unseas naoy cold nc
%nccinfs we're 3i3 cars 395 estimated for Friday
inspection l9i,OOo DuhhcIS eno
gc eco cents to Buffalo.
| Curb on September wheat was 50 IL cents
New-York tribune., 1888-08-24
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.

~ FOOT OF LIBEHif stHEEI, NUE1h hIVEH
For pn1LApEIfIH TpFI IIIs and an 'TTREET9S Busa ss
Ecqse m " tsGNbA2s iS 2 u a. rs ny ~ .
fralns leaving at 4, ~ II a. n; 80; = 80 IN
Viz r. etc etc 4 a. M for Ea-on Bethlehem Al.nnw.
Msuch n,a; Chunk, Resdng, Harrisburg. e!e
AS a. Ia for Lake Ilop@tcoLs' LaS''h' De'nehen aa
GO a. m. for Remington. EastOn, Bethlehem. AusA
'0wn 80 m for femne,on Lake nopa.eGng Es.s.
@ isayysbnre Pottsvie TanaQus shamSd
Sunbury, Lewlsburg, WnlsmspotS ..b,.s... .r...-
Moneh Chunk Rcadng, Harrisburg, etc H..
S5 T FOR EaSa BesgSsn fSmaoa. sSamosa
80 D. m FOR Pennington. Lake hopateons' EAs"A
Beinspema eo ana 80 m Tor somcrylle aad slemngpn
545 + n for EI.g,uyS Easter, ETC. on sgndays a; 81,
% rs. . 80, l1:l5 a M ! o 80, 2:so 90, ~
Rsa RS Bank, Ecns brsach AsOury PARK ocean Grows
fsespI sanISy' m.. 80 80 80. 8 80 p
H. 49, sa. 80 vg @ 's anega Taatnsaa' s LAk
a. m, 80 p m for Beach Haven. ATLANTIC
CITY DO vneIa"s Ca IS 5'ssscci sso 10 30 II rs @ 80 go
q. 80, 3, 5 80. o15 D. m Sundays. m. p n
iS For Psf5s PNsf65sSAA6UTh A13Th PARK RACES Tuesday. Tse.
and Saturdays psrG, 10; c,i ;ST Train 10 oo IN
ia4'' / 80 psH&sDY &sDY aiiS' HOOK x E9TTEa WV W. ~
For LONG FN5M HGaffHih FIihG GcEAS fEovs' . &C.. -.
For Highland Beach sea6rser o6 NoImSS'n II SS saaeA @
s2ns HsSe5 sS 80 30 M OV Sundays 80 II % n.
fOf ii EtsstSH 90 - ~, :o5 s:45 80, 80 n.
For MONMOUTH PARK RACES on on Tuesdays Ihainay m
rop Atlantic Highlands 80. 90 e. m q oo Saturdays
For cIyk LykeSood Toms River and Barnesa 80 100 n
eSs can gsSca,:d q "a, 4 s
ssl 81 ieGs Ss sast i$5ths cOurst sS
Fultons % Broadt%ay win cali for and eheei
baggage from hctcl or fesIuehce'
New-York tribune., 1888-08-24
Ral!roa 10
N.,TIOcIp1T,TiuiFRN RAILROAD OF NEW -IFHS

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEwJERSES
~ dSss. lsayf Ten:ay SR."SS cst ts'SS
sS ssS, g ssS @ 'sa sas II sS go. ,S ia'
For NsSusS Spring vsIIGy % ssssTc,,y ssc and
Sss dny. md ~ saturday specIsi IL IS sssA'
aItions rains 70 CiesskIIl ami way 0 4os n. 2Ns
ERIE RAILWAY.-TicketO Offices, 4oI, ST.
II III AM ss7 Brosdway' LOO "a S2t 10 is7 ws,t
s"d sss y Ss%sss .s,s aaa srIGsiiS Gaiis . S1
Paror or Sleeping Car reservations ani s,e3
iSs 9ss ssssns s saSo sS a's' % NJ:
% daily Day Esps tane a. s: f:s. ss
70 BuSsia fgilnsa Sleeping coaches Hornssssil.s:' si.:'
10 Gs" 50 n week s sD days Delaware Valley Esp,s ,s.
G ds cSsaso o"ssi sd s. Ts L"a. :"f
Pullman M train ci day aud buSst Sleeping cosess. ~
Ssas 10 t sss essssra sa.Ss: a fsl'a s & cn'a
M s, cH,sso EsSes q9.n Ea9 sSa..
isio, Cinennat aud cSicsys.. -,." '~'' ~
s;sS 3 1S9H SS go = % : Z Z ~ sss Ia
Es'ssS''; = ~ s$S S4S 's"Psa % ~ 4
ssRd R'S sja 3 s.sS sis - 20 s:qa%A - - 8
/ Sfs; E; ss!s,$$: . e ] e. !
~ 3d. j. io 10 M ig 'SS nlShs z Sunday. as - 'G
Ridsss0Sd I'D 10 Tais!1 so 10 tts ~ ss iSsSs
IL night AlsS TO Ridgswooda ta . 80 2 q. 20 q
a a. n. rs, i. 6 20 ?. m Y night
Nswburq and Cornwsll-7 So a m 30 90 Sdf
"'s 80 =. M Sundays 0 a. nL AS. y. n
Wsrwick-Week days. 4A5. o. 10 80 m: !. 30 Z
eosSe%1 Sa1z Is. 80. D. 10 $50 80 So
Mtdrtown and rOlt Jersis-4 :45, ~ g. ~ 81 a
30 4 30 5, 80. y. m Sundays 4Aa 90
a. m ; s. 80, 3 o. % l.,
Txpress trains from the West arrive In Sen.Yozk
- nd
VVo2; r 'WriRpIiY L.. p. FARMER
"'Genil SuDt General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1888-08-24
financial.
% W WALT-ST.
% WALT-ST
NETWORK, AUG. Is. 1888.
TO THE SECURITY HOLDER, OF TIE
RICHMOND &ALLEGHANY RI. CO.

The committees the reorganization OF the ClitSA-
PEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY COMPANY Gnd the
RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY RAILROAD CON-
PANY agreed the approval OF the holders
Of securities they represent or OF those to be issued
in place thereof that their respective lines shall 90 opcr
afed IN coso connection under single management thus
forming desirable route, short In distance and with as
favorable grades os any line between tho GENITAL
WEST and tlde-waer on the ATLANTIC COAST
The agreement cuntcmpacs ultlmrtc raist'T OF the
raroad OF the RICHMOND AND ALLECuANY CON-
PANT to the ownership control OF the CHl-SA-
PEAKE AND OHIO COMPANY, or It's succcssoa
Upon the surrender 70 u the certificates !sbied by
the MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY. representing
stock and bonds Of the RICHMOND AND ALLE{ffiAN Y
RAILROAD COMPANY, deposited under the fxisting
for our negotiable receipts. which cntiue the holders
thereof under the agreement between the two comsnlt
tees to new bonds and stock when issued provided
therein
The right participate therein IS condoneds In the
case holder desiring participate UPON his
deposng his present certificate with duly ioreed
The CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO REORGANIZATION
Committee the right TO limit the time "-hin
deposits above may BE- made with us or to In
subsequent deposand those who Wish to par
tcipa,e in the plan therefore deposit their GER
tlncates with delay. the orcr to receive them
being made subject In respects, the control OF the
committee
Copies OF the agreement between the two committees
and OF circulars thereto. and other information
/ may be had application at our Office
New-York tribune., 1888-08-24
Jnsfrntiion.

I,AsT GREENWICH ACADEMY l1o6 6v .Ioe
,,Ici,v a. 600 endowment Prepares Tor ctso ,p,i
Advance paynent OF 5000 covers enure co vi a"s
in ii,s,a,y courses Including home, Tor thu s
a., nor catalogue aiiess Rey. D. d. BLhhh hhohi'r"
A. NJ, Fast Greenwich. X !. -, ~
rr,CKEITsTo,, \ y. j. fNsrIruIE nas "'do lIeps, lIp
III utaon as college preparatory or yV'n ~ r.. class
oiioce musIo art eocuton best buil ung o, W. ,ds,
oc, 7.loranry: accommodates nearly ZOO
a,useJ from iaok o. for past seven coh ~n,y
Young men refused for liye OF these yc'rs '"''' '
ecp'''IpF IpFv GEoRoE II. WHITNEY, d. d. Pfesiuc"~
>rrw.IrnsEy STATE MonEI. SCHOOL toi cy yogqR g
NIades and gentlemen, Trcnton ~ J-lnis, ,S hws,pess
Sertembcr H. 1888 prepares iOr ousii,p o,po
- hoard furnished rooms, tuition anu ov"N'' ~
per ''"'' " w. uASBtsUUCk, trenton, - ~. ..
IL NYkCK ON.TIGFHUDSoN, NJ e.,,, ,...
Pren,ra.ory for Males College for Ladies Spoos,
IT,, Tor b,ekwari rupiis Year opens Sept IL
,ss n,s 'o' 0''N" " n BANNIsTFR 4. NJ. Principal
aooO -MApIFwOoD INSTITUTE for BON seTes
S.)UU.oncorivillc. Penn Peparaory o 6us, CO cour.e
fsh CraduatinS Scientific and College perars s
Special care 10 little boys. Highly recomh'''
SIIoETIIDCE (Yac) A. ". Principal
Miscellaneous.
A PARENT has two boys "a years ola tor h, wnoh
n he desires thorough practical educaton 70 ~ trn,
and live In Christian family Address 49, 'i iNi~
5oi sun Onicc Baltimore Md. with refcfehces;- refcfe---
CTRCULARs schools both sexes. ct and cepntry 9n4P
I win CAREFUL advice 20 parents MIfl NJ W w
FIRE. n Fast I7h.st., bctwc 4thaVc qua brN'nu"p'
vzrATTED school with board In the country iIr Two
w boys 10 and H. where there are not ONer eh so"
W. G., Tribune Ohlcc.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-24
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

GREAT F96itkfRHch. iG5XK LINE
q GhAS6 az 1i;gf ;CgEfSrkfAt SIf STATION,
Largest and tlnest fassshseS stSSn 10 cars y
i da1s .aa Maa s. tss tsSsss
Msst15sGis and Mcnfres s. Nora
creeh. schrooa Laae, Bas Mountain Lake, Drawing
soS% S' HS9gs yEsTIByLED cHICAst9 AM, As9
ST. LOUIS ddMr6p sSa81eq and seepus es;
Tor APa9y % Ha siIe%% ie% an To edc
Chsssg az Saay 10 % 70; copcPIow Co. P1s '0 ~
fiO 80 ~, Chicago kApFess for Sasa'a FaIs 10;
rSno ceyeia a iap r an Norta Xias
dfawrsIOom cars " Canandagua Rochester, AM f'.SA
III 80 a. In Western New;York and Northern Express
Adams, &c Drawing room cars Troy and saratogA,
.rrya b g sas?oss s9ss"Sas s5 sa @ Caldwell f 5 p a
e1' al 1Get ana va seca with drawing
room 90 sals 5 to Albany Troy saratoga Runs through
&i,s%;ioTR9 Sorh Adams and intermediate
p'' ccasS Cincinnati and S. plSSs LSS,' F.. F
IndSnapolls s. Louis Detroit and Chicago. with sleep
Clayton tay s.y,aa including hPfoasH sHndns .ls.Ds 70
cars Clayton and Paul SMITHS via Uuca ana H' W.
s' ! 80 p NJ Montreal and Canand.rqa "a. EIpTs, % ~
and Fl, @ Sbans. also ottawa VIA s. tns
IA AaHc Rally to SyE1sus & so ara run wes
80 p IN io AdIo@daek MounIs,m; Lsss ch,!
va "a pIatiSh,g and Cbaieaugsy lailroad a 70 La
zerne North Creek. Schroon Lake. Bue Mountain Las
&c., Via SalatoAa AMI Adirondack Ralosl Sleeping s~
New-l to flstLsburg and North Hrcek -,o
p IN, Special Sleeper arrives Rochester I '4V u'
Buffalo 30 u H.. and C,eye,and - y m
'tll 80 D. ~. Fast Night Express for Rchhed sprl5'
/ Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Fails Toronto, ciesslsls
Cincinnati indianapolis St Louis Detroit and ChisaeS
with sleeping Sleeping cars TO CanandaSua 'a
Adirondack Mountain Special for sarisfs si
Paul Smiths &c, also ior snaron sprngS SoopeFs'o"n'
and Richhed Springs. Seeplng-cars 70 Albany. :.
Tickets and space in drawing room and sleeping cars on
sale Grand Central Station Alb. $50 aud 942 Boadwa!
y PARK place, Battery place o. west l2SthsSi "a
! futon sts, Brooklyn and 20 4th.st. Williamsburg
Westcotrs Express calls Tor and checks baggage noa
! hotels residences.
Run daily ohers daily except Sunday st9p ls''H
Statitn 3 tako up passenger Tor North an1 mro~
| J. ". TOUCEY, HENRY MONEII.
| General Superintendent General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1888-08-24

Brooklyn.
v,pooKuyN uEIGUTS SEMlNARY.-This day and
Is oarnr school young ladies' (3oth year Will feopeu
90 Circulars sent on application
1S9 Moh'aRu'''~' JHhii.Es T. WEST,
Macy A. BRIGHAM,
New-York tribune., 1888-08-24
YIANrINA AfADK ETG

p,v,x. Aug 23-spanlsh gold. 239s4 02.0. Exchange
s,e dv on tho United states lays gold l0h 0lOo prem
do short sight II i prem on London. 29h prem on
Paris a prem Sugar-QuieL
New-York tribune., 1888-08-24
Mem Publications.

~HE VENERABLE JUDGE THURMAN
! wants to KNOW in the name of Heaven how labor
ing man Is benefited by a tax on his shirt Weh 'he
new Tariff book by an old Mechanic" tells the whole
story exactly.
Price 30 cts with usual discount to the trade.
s. CHASE. 1S2 willismst. New-Tork
New-York tribune., 1888-08-24
GcGrhers.


A BFsT TEACHERS supplied; no charqe TEhCn.
n. EIS registered for 20 cents for pcs age
always on hand form Tor stamp H. T. 1i'i' "u''''
can School Bureau. = West 1zth-st. N Y
cTpv,> GENTLEMAN. Pin D. A. NJ. graduate
n OF tho Leipzig University IL open lor eng , "
v.th Coilepe of High School for the preparatory o
Graduates Of COLLEGES for any Of the Universities m e
many Uighest ,rstimoniais and references hdufess
ALMA MATER, Tribune Onicc
IMFKICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
n suppes Professors Tcachera Tutors tyovsrhesSe>
MRS N J. YOUNG.FULT0N. % Union sd1are
,x,rrTORS povcrnegse professors teaches al IN ches
creulars schools srlp led parents; En2ilh, IIenciI
German Span.a 4lOkcI MIRIAM Coz RlEltEp 81
Tast 17th t.. b.ttWton 4ti-aye. AMI broadway.
w ANTFD-pr!pc'pal FOR boys classical school IN
w Western cty splendid opportunity should have some
capital BEOCkWAi IEACuERS' ADLNOl' 20 "e''
23d-st
vXyONAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU rof
W both sexcs supplies professors teachers Royernrsses
musicians housckecpers companions &c. IN COLLEGE
schools families also bookxeepeTs s.nographeEs ana
eOpvists business firms - ,,.
MRS A d. CULEER 800 5th-nve. New YORK ClJ
New-York tribune., 1888-08-24
M EST SHORE RAILROAD.

S,ys 3 + satS Coz Is';sss L ssr. and 20
mrg!ss saFsF fTSa foot 2; Jsysl NSsSh kysr
,sj syrIa 3 @ j sgo;peq'Gss oSp Bas" "
asa s:lS. 3 IS I r. sn,Sy % s
$.5'& S%sS5 SSS SS,:; sS,; ,s
= i5 $40 p M and ISHSSfs 80 m '4' and 900 L.
kor Montreal and Canada . East 20 % 100 200 P M II.
Hamilton London 80 3 80 2? n 10 gc' % Si' 1N
Elegant sccpngcars Tor Buffalo. Niagara Falls Detroit
sSiatcsa Specials. (al II 80 a. M (sl s45 Draw
Lake George, II 80 "a M Drawing Room Cars to oaa'
vel LaSs MoGcns s and SaSs s;ka via New PATTI 60
hPIsS% aatSr.si % III unSr ne PSna mS, S,1oR and
ps Room cls G % VG Gal a i o sS sa6 a S sSd q
Hotel Kaaterskil and Mountain House, Oh 90. (a IL ~
PaShTs F. sia car caro- aud q" MSaaain House Station sS
Room Cans to catsNi ,ai ii 80 M and ~ S4S u
yndsp Pay 'ss1R: ss ssga.y s c Sa' 'n '
splsa .I i So ,aSS: s'i s0p ssDnc.c., .e,s;
r,oistoSs HS' or nornaoa spy ps az Oie u.s.
U s s2
peMsry is Park arr paGs and West Shore stations ''O'
Wesico!rs Express calls for ard checks SaTsaSe from
Vsnder5l:t-sve General Passenger Agent
Ew;loRKs ONTARIO AND wESTER,sAi ;yII5 81
and Jag - ssi ss fell9Ss SS s'.. q, n Nd
dletown, fslls6urg Monticello. Liberty walton easso
Norwich. uuca. Rome. Oneida Fulton oS"es" '1
:sYss i.s.: isss sssssSs & % e
detowS fensnie ralls5ars. Liberty White Lake TOT
waikiki valley valley :,,sas ;T.sss
Midile,own, BOomlngears, E,lenyne, NJ dscsisad
IVES, 4sd S;ss Jsy;sSi Sie Sgp,weh, oss.aA
Oswoeo, Suspension bridge Deio CHI age ,. CAR
Buffet slerpers to Niagara Falls Reclining 'A
saturday haif.holiday, West t2d ST. 10 p M Iocss
At / 100 D. m, for Campbell Hal MiddetoNh. Whln
infburg Ellenylle, Fasbnrs, MohNee.o' Livery
Lake, llylnrstOn Manor, Walton, D.lhi ..seryed a
Pullman Drawing Room seats and berths aoT so'.
BOZ B~oai~ay. Tive tales. uSscts Nc ~ IsshsI.
Y1i l. so3 broadway, 7S7 0lhaNe.. l3i Eass i-'
204 West l25th.s. New York ,,-oo>, n p A.
" ]. G. ANDERSON, u. 4. r."yyorx
Is Exchange Place Now
New-York tribune., 1888-08-24
1nstrnctlotl
Bows and Young Men--Oity'


A. formerly NEW 9SHSte seiSoS SF AssuAers Az"
r,sSS G nc best n; isssSS
ana my ,Sa Isss Ss Tsss
s,, iss 6 ss
school EE$ESaTS HHSr! 3asta5SsSs 556S. Directors.
NTERMEDIATE AMp ASADETiiG7 tc1meTy Il, West iso
Ffs Io 3ssr a. SS Ssgrs SEPT Miss RANSOM Pli9el%
MAMuhLNWN,s W, iS SSsSS ST. Is both % Tssi neai
SssSt sSa so sS5 s. from cable TOAD Open Msaas Sss
euiars eai ist" st runams, 81 West 2sds1
II. MoRsirs School for c Boys 42a Stl sept is
}: lnca; 40, a9,hsM,, M1s, EcOpeh' S'p@ -'' '' '''
81 f SsS shoo ssn. SS%
q cUooL OF PREPARATION.
- For bu u,'ness and college.
81 WEST 57TH-ST.. NEW-YORk.
A Day and Boarding. School for Boys
NOVEL; 4 SCHERMERHORN.
z55To77Ts C0TIrGE. Is West 43dst Strictly Sc
- ec Catholic school for boys SEM lot proSp'''"'
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR sSHooI. ia7S r,I grgsdT,y ,ra
near s2es Slst yssf es',u,dn "'s ,Sorouaa M N
iiSslGS"Yf iTioBGY W. l. AKIN N. G. HENpaIcKsoN. PinA
For Both Sexcs-City.
nAcKARp,s BUSINESS COLLEGE and School OF
HStenoerspby Will reopen Tuesday. Sept a. Sena ios
circular S. S. PACRARD. President, lol rast ZoI 81
rv,ur rFRIITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
/ -" WEST MADISON SQUARE N. T.,
Open all Summer. Also Seaside summer Couis~
Musical Instruction
<,OIUMyIA CONSERV ArORY, lib EAST l9InsI'
prnfessors of the highest ability only have Dern en-
oncei both VOCAL and INSTRU MENTAL IN NSE.H St.M
RATIC STAGE a specially. ALI. moiern languSge
,,n1bt hy professors OF the highest standing Inc su
rir nono of b hr Bros Co.soely used al the Columb
Conservatory. ,,,.,o ,,o,,rNu.urp Drec,or
,,rADyILIE CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
Eminent teachers In all branches music and art ~
nuniis Fall tenn begins September 4. SEND Tor cata
loruo i. A. REYNOLDS. director. MeacvUlo Ia
New-York tribune., 1888-08-24

VyISS PCEVIANCES 49,. -,
vi Boariiug and Day school for Young Ladies', Eliza
beth, Ne.Jorsey viii rc0pened "Wednesday. Septem-
New-York tribune., 1888-08-24
~ EWlORK. ONTARIO AND WESTER.,

CHORE LINE-ALL-RAIL ROUTE-.ftvx7
- Boston, Newport and East Express le~s a. Vo(I
Central station ut 10 100 u IN. and ;Oo pmtsseo ~ -
Boston So Q. m Limited EApSss,ss pS,s tos rIS Ms~S u
Dork Providence. Boston-daiy. Palace Pas'S
bleepins Care 70 destination.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-24

ivy HALL sEMINAIY-FoR YOUNG LADIES:
j Briceton. y. J.-esih year begins sept ls,h hess
adyantaces at moderate ra,oS Music, Art Ancient ana
Modern Languages. Graduating courses Heaithtu.
Physical Culture. Aires - . -,-,.,
rev HIERY REEVES. Ph. r., Principal.
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IL The Misses FARHiNGION'S school Tor young a'ie'
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-03
srocK peIse VIII.

NotvittstandlDR that h the minds Of
the oldest settlers the present winter
has been the mo ( severe which hes pre-
vailed 10 the Palonss county for sever
Il yeass-thst is, deeper snov and
colder veather-caitle are reported as
doing we'll, much better than vas sup
poaed. 10 faos, stockmen stats that
stock are doing great deal better than
previous winters, said 60 be more misdeF.
This II accounted fer Ia tue fact that
there has been no cold northern wiuds
and 10 severe Snow storms, thoaRh the
latter vary seldom occaF, aBd stock have
been able TO get about apparently uB-
mindful Of q foot OF Huo4 on tue
ground. Again, farmers and ef0eknea
vere abundanfly supplisd WITH boanti-
fui skFaw stacks aud their stock we're
gathered 40 early last fish. Bat Iitgse
feedi 2, outside Of permitting stock free
access % straw stacks, has yet oecuIFed
10 any portion Of the county. Farmer
speak ~ the winter as being tha bsei
for their parposea for many years. The
roads are Ia exuellent condition and
sieiahing could NOT be better, enabIiDe
them TO haul large loads Of grain to the
railroad uithont injury to t3eiF horses;
hauling wood aud E1eh other wosh
which occupies TIE farmers tizne and
mind during she winter months. TAKEN
al IN sll, she winter, thus far, has been
Exceptionally good for everybody, and
= y almost safe 20 say that ins worst il
oyeT.--Cofaz C0mmoasr.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-03


IL 80 adduss htfaFe tbs Ilinois %.
csesy Of Enainsers ahd Surveyors re
esnily, 6asernsF Oalssty said that Be
VS. ia fAvar n cisainR . hois dswp
tssniy- ass miles IN The sssth - .
scisnsia xplosatlon. Hs sesi Esd. b.
said. bee Rfsss 10 eost of suoh e sort
uoald b. bai b. believed that the Rey.
erohent ooehi % uadsrssks Il sad shai
tha Resultant acquisition 10 seientiae
kaowlsdes would mare than eompsnsats
fas tbs ontiay.
Ggvssnos Ualssbv Il q tboronghiy
psassiasl man. and nobody viii hslieva
thas be i Ia favor u diReing e tSesty
hve msls kois for the poTgo.e Which be
psesssds. he has evidently = mere
practical snd 10 view. lis gnrpsse 10
adsoes,ins the undertaking Of sush 3
verb is elsasly 10 provide an adsqzste
hole fos Ftssiasnt Cleveland, sgsakss
Carlisle and their fellow free traders 30
er.wi lnsa uhsn shsyxsad The slsesi b
RagnFas D. ri NavsubtF.
T~sois.ase miles soald BE- nons Too
deep ~ snoh . lsls. Tee prsaiasnt
wal wAnt 20 BE- a. ieAsi toki fsg ffem
she sasfaos u he eafta weea ths vas
dies q Toe peop'e ia sBnnaacsd.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-03


TIE passsgs o. tbe bin insfoes7sa y
A.. Thsmpasn pr '.sE taat ifRisls-
l.vs se.s.- 4. silsII hsfsafter sain % he
..esed Afoaday 10 Jsnaafy, Instead q
10 d sembst, ~ hprstoi.ae. wiii Be pen
es.lly appsavtd. wallis shs iasa Of az
o,hss gsaisisiive session 10 issa than .
ssas ssll n0t be fteslsed sin eFsat en
thusiaem. mary reaSoGs may b naaes
ia favor 81 tte ehsaRs.
Az pTfssus ell tbst part Of sossses
pgevious 70 sts rsasespas!s6R SITTER tie
holsdsss--alssosI ous half 81 she session
--Is pssstlcaiig ibfoun svay. UDasr
tue nsv Frfanssmsnt 20 holiday Eecsss
eli be necessary aud there vid Be- no
rsassnabls sxs1as for 6aiayina lseis.a
sion On i ths lister portion Of us ses-
ss1r.
kesir. and ikis Il pot aamsii consider
alton. she legislators aiii bersaftsF ss.
senbls tuo monihs altar their eleeti0D,
sna nos ttstsstn wonshs after - bas
been ths esse 10 tie past. TITS via Be-
an improvement fer many reasons, and
ths peepls uill not fsil TO sppFeoiass Is.
Altoseihes ne change Isl gosd enc,
asd tas uoadsE IL thst Il vas Dot made
aoonsF.