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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-18

GRAND CENTRAL STATION.
IS a. M Rochester and Montreal EXPRESS drawing.
room New-York Albany ana Albany % Montreal
via ID. & H. H. L. also East Albany to ST. Albans. via
. 80 a. N, FAMOUS STEAM HEATED vEsTG.
BULED CniCAG0 MD ST LOUIS LIMITED.
drawing room and sleeping for Albany Utica, syria
euse Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls Erie Cleveland
ST.. Louis 40 .. N. next day.
10 $50 M, Chicago Express for Niagara Falls. To.
ronto. Cleveland Cincinnati Indianapolis, Detroit and
Chicago, dawingfOvi ears TO Canandagua and Roches-
III 80 r. IN, Western New York and Northern Express
ioI Saratoga. Lake George, Rutland bennington. North
Adams. &c. Drawing-roO cars 10 Troy
$3.50 y. Albany Troy ana Utica Special. with draw.
Ing room cars To Troy ana Uuco
q 55 y. m Accommodate TO A. bany and Troy. Con-
meets for WILLIAMSBURG North Adams and inteImedia 10
points Ftchburg II. r.
II =. H.. Fast Chicago Cincinnati ana ST. Louis Ex.
press for Niagara Falls buffalo Suspension Bridge. To-
ronto and Cleveland. Cine nnatI IndlanapoS Louis
Detroit and Cheleo' with Vesubued and steam heated
sleeping and dining ears
80 ~. Montreal and Canandaigua Express.
D. Atnans daly, ALSO Ottawa, Via st. Aiban, ana canada
Atlantic Railway daily except saturday and syracuse
aud Canandagua daily eNeep' sunday. Sunday train
o p. M, Special Mall Limited arrives at Rochester
70 q m Buffalo % a. m. aud Cleveland rs ?. m.
H u 30 p M Fast Night Express foT Rochester, BuGs
dianapo ST. Louis Detroit and Chicago with seeplng.
eept Saturday. also to Canandaigua on sundays only
Sleeping eas 70 Albany. Connects Albany with train
Tickets space drawing room and sleeping cars on
sale az oand Oennl Staion Alb $50 and 9ie Broadway,
sshsss acn sss ws and 7 7sd
Fulton ste, Biooklyn, and 70 4th.sL, Williamsburg.
hotels 9 residences ~
-. Run daily others daily exccp, Sunday ,stop At
t.. J. RICHARDS. AhsJ. General Passenger Agent
J. NJ TOUSLf. General SUPERINTENDENT
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NETWORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ RAILwAY.-Trsns leave from ferries at West AZ
and Jay sts. follows: 49,.
West 42d.sL so a. m. Jayst., 81 a. NJ Tor MID
dletown, Ealsbufg Monticello Liberty, Walton, Delhi.
Norwich. Utica. Rome. Oneida, Fulton oswego. Buffalo.
vs. 49d.st 90 D. Jay-st S;45 D. M fo Wall
ku valley stations Lakes Mohonk. Minnewaska. Middle
town, Bioomingburg, Ellenvlle ny Dale Monticello.
S6urgo o5 D. M Jay st. 10 D. M daily for
Mlddetown FsllsbuIg, Liberty. Walton, Norwich media
0sweSo Suspenson Bridge, Detroit, Chicago, ST. louA
Buffet SIeepers 70 Niagara Falls Reclining Char Car
free 10 Tekets Sc at 2o7 3o7 944 1923 Broad
va1 737 6th.aye l34 East 125thst. 264 West l2S St.
New'Yorx. &c. ANDERSON. G. p. A..
Is Exchange Place New-fok F
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CHORE LINE-ALL RAIL ROUTE-FOR
- Boston Newport and the East. Express leaves Grand
Central station at 10 90 and 700 m for Newport.
Providence and Boston. 100 p m LIeea IEApress ,or
Providence aud Boston. II 80 m. Night bSPres;c 10,
Newport Providence Boston-daily. Pasce Parlor Cars
or Sleeping Cars " destination. Dining car on D. N
Er;r.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. Y: c. 3

w H. r. R. r Co. Lessee.Tralns leave West s. t2d
station Newly ork, follows and 70 minutes eeIof
from foot Of Jays n 90 csie1s0; p % LSS
ma an ~ ;oS 1ronto 81 S, a. M 90 IS Is p N
Montesl Canals East 90 Niagara Falls syIs
. IS a. M. Is Co IS Is p. &and Il Y. for yges
= i IS % so 80 and = oO 2 90 : rs 2 m
straw, rs Ia5 % rs m E nsanl, sleeping
S a& T. ea; 'S daily ssssgs sunday Js1.sy
West Shore Station. All $50 a m. 50 30 j. Foi
iyn-sss Washing!OD;ss, $50 FHIto9,ss Annex Once.
way 1873 IL BoWery. y Park place, and West sh0ss
Stations 1901 OF West 2dsI ard foot OF Jay-st II
hotels and residences. c. +. LAMBERT
General PASSENGER Agent Z Nandnrhl f.aNe- ~ Y.
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fesal Notites.
WABASH RAILWAY,

WABASH RAILWAf,
RECEIVERS OFFICE
Chicago ILL.,, Nov. 1G 1888. .
DY order Of the Circuit Court Of the United
ID states for the Southern District Of Illinois the under
sI,ncd will nav at the Office OF the Central Trust Com
many No 81 WalLst, New York City and after the
hist day Of December 1883. the following described
nounons with Interest az the (0) per cent per
snnum viz. Coupons which mature1 June 1856 upon
he first mortgage bonds OF the Hannibal and Naples K
Co Coupons which matured July l. 1856, on bonds OF
Wabash Il. Louis Pacific Railway Co.. known az
Chi.g0n division bonds Outstanding coupons which
mafured on the first day OF August 1856 upon first mort
gaze bonds OF the Toledo and Illinois K r. Co, Lake
Erie Wabash and ST. Louis r. X. CO.. Great Western
II X Co Of 1859 Decatur and East St Louis r. X. Co,
and The Illinois and southern r. Il. Co. also the
outstanding coupons which matured August l, 1854 on
funded debt bonds OF Wabash Railway Co., secured
by pledge OF coupons belonging 70 OF the first mort
gage herein before mentioned belonging ths first
mortgage bonds the Quincy and Toledo r. r. CO., also
the outstanding coupons which maturod November 1886
mortgage bonds OF the Quincy and Toledo II X
Co.. and six months interest scrip certificates OF
Wabash Railway Co.. issued for unpaid coupons belonging
10 Of mortgage bonds herein before
enumerated JOHN McNULTA,
Receiver.
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T. UssELRs ICE cREAM-The standard, since 1851.
- out Of town orders Down depot 200 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-18
CFNTRAT, RAILROAD OF NEW-JEReEY

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF ,NEETM,-JJERsEY,
Time Table Of November Is 1895. -
100 a. N. for Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown, Much
90 a. m for Remington Easton, Bethlehem Allen.
town Mauch CHUNK; - -. ,,-
Bethlehem. IL Allentown. Mauch Chunk, wilkesbare,
s sSa%6Rn. saa aSmy LeWissSSg wam.poft
Mauch Chunk Reading, Harrisburg, etc
s:45 2; m for Easson Bethlehem Allentown Mauci
80 D. m. for bennington Lake liopatcong, Easton.
800 and 5 80 p: m. for Someryille and bennington
6:ao m Tor EostoR; Bentehe1 A snt Nsui "a
a. m Sundays, for Easton.
days. T. m for Red Bank Long Branch (Asbury Para
ocean Grove, except sunday, Point Pleasant
wo So lS % d9 Se River 'o BaneSa e Pa
80 a. H.. ,. m for ATLANTIC CITY. vineland
so, o, Sis, 10 30, IL 15 a. m, l. 40, $50
10 q as except SATURDAY. p. m Sundays L. a. m,
40 p IL i0f SANDY Hook ROUTE
FROM PIER 5, y. r
For Atlantic Highlands, Highland Beach setor "a.
Monmouth Beach, Long Branch LAKEWOOD Toms ha'e'
and Barnegat at 3 45 p m.
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
via Central r. r. Of NeN-Jersey and philadelphia and
Reading R. r. Leave foot Loe a 10 IL r. as s N
trains leaving az l. AS, II a. 80. L. 81 80.
10 D. M have connection for Reading Harrisburg Pots
Tickets and Paror Car be procured at IL 4
944 L1i0 1913 Broadway l3l 9th ave. 20 west l2SSk
st., 1872 East 125thst, NewforA' CourtsI' e'o
York Prsns!cS Company win call for and check
baggage from hotel residence
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Danrin1 Academies.

LIEN DODWORTH. NO GS1 FIFTH AVENUE
n Glasses ard private lessons now open
Glasses for gentlemen Will conmencs Dec. q
Tor terms &c, send 2cent stamp for circular.
ITTYANDFR MACGREGOES. 10S WEST 55TH-Sr.
y Glasses and private instruction daily.
Gentlenen's class waltz only begins SATURDAY even
ing Dec /. to let Tor private entertainments.
A -CARTIERs DANCING ACADEMY. so shave.
"A .hetWren 18th and 14h sts private lessons az hOurs
waltz taught rapidly classes forming terms nouefate
I,ARL MARwIG'S Friday and SATURDAY., Classes at
u the Vienna l3l East 5sth,st and sstrdaY
from . till D. 10, private residence, 911 7tlaNe.
INFRNANDo's ACADEMY. 102 East 55thst Bank
Il pufdiupl A school for Dancing, Department ana
Calisthenc Exercises. Glasses forming send for
circular
n GORGE W VILLAGES CLASSES,
" 90 West 59th-st. and HARLEM. 129th-st. and ath
ave. See circulars.
AIR MANUEL will resume HIS classes Dec. ., AZ the
M berkeley Lyceum 70 West 44thst. Address Barrett
House. Broadway and 43d-st
>rR VN n DcGARNfO 4 East 4Jthst.. has resumed
vi Instructions ia FASHIONABLE DANCING. Write
or call circular.
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Gcacbere.


ELocUTIoN and b bow to acquire
brilliant mind successfully taught by ALTO 0oN"Ah'
TTFssF,s TTACHERs' AGENCY. 10 East l7h,st..
IL supplies competent teaehsf5 nJ vIsItine English
French German Spanish spoken. Best schools recon-
M R. and MRS z EEIN n1lSclS and IN classes
No I. 1l0 Parb-aNi., bet Goth and o'tnTs
NORTH GERMAN LADY. graduate here and abroad DAD
gnt Lately ,eac French h taught by new approved
methods; Berz; best city reference Auuos' - NJ
60 Irving place.
VpTyATF LESSONS in French, German, Spanish
l. Latin and Greek by Partisan lady ana eee'Ah WIN
evening conversations 100 west 1otIss,
ID PREPARATION FOR COLLEGE by Hary y grpa,ia.e
able A. W, 1885 Broadway.
pARIsIAN LADY experienced in French , ana mnsc
conversations highest references Address Y. Illbune
Uptown Ofice 1.2SS Broadway
If TceapolosT Hddiess MATIIEIATICS Tribune
Uptown ONCE, 1885 Broadway
TUTORS Governcsses, Professors, Teachers. all
,angrsres snoken MIRINM COYEIERE. 81 East 18th
St. bet. 4th-avo. and,Btoadway
Y LISTING lady writer o 81 SESS %
methods thorough English Latin French b5a T Ge
T Tplcw R% oice ana d2 Ss BroSdwaY ''' y
VOICE CULTURE-A quick and practical me tnT
v with eiocutiOn. Professor GEORGE ;. IllLiAND,
Public Reader Actor Dramatic Critic 2S2 West 34th.s
NtTOMAN's EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAu dor
muscsns bousekeepers COMPANIONS chaperones &C. TO
Colleges schools and families also bookkeepcrs senogra
Mrs 4. D CULVER, 800 5th-ave.. New,York City.
xKTAljTED.-Fnpsh govemess teaching piano, French;
w companion goyerness German pane NE
Teachers B'nenui 80 East 14th-st.
~ CENTS A LESSON private or classes.-By North
Do German LADY Euopgan graduate Box 10
Tribune Uptown ONCE, 1.2SS Broadway.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Lloyd 81 I'd

WHITE STAR LINE.
w FOR QUEENST0WNSr AMP ND LIvERP00.1
capt PsGse %ed Nov N ~ Oso noon
GERMANIA, Capt. Irving. Wed, Dec. ;39 a. m.
sADRfATIC. Capt. Cameron, Wo1.: Dec. -: | p m.
From White Star Dock. OF West 10th-st-
Saloon $50 sG0 $50 ana eioo Steerage. from or %
the Old Country limited number OF second cabin
passengers carried these steamers outward go ana
AZ brosdwsy NewYork. J. BRUCE IsMAY. AGENT
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gre Cream.

A FACE-Iiorton's Ice Cream Is made from pure
"A cream Horizons Patent super Frozen Bricks OF leo
Cream for Re-taurants Churches Festivals &c, viii keep
hard one hour Country orders promptly filled. DepOts
-305 lth-aye.. 59S Oth-aVc, rs Park 40 Els.
l25th-st. New-York; ana 453 Futon-st.. Brooklyn
A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.YoRK TRIB.
n UNI WILL BE RECEIVED AT TIE UPTOWN
OFFICES, No ]. 2Ss broadway corner Thrtyirs
until y. m 300 Broadway. between twenty second pnd
TweEty-thir St., until go West Twenty third
corner EghthaNc. l5s SiNth-aNe 153 FouIthavc
corner fonfesnlhst 200 Thid-ave corner Forty scy.
enth-st; l,usD ThifdaNe. near SiNty-nrStst L. TOS
Flrstaye. 100 West Foiy-sccondst. Ninthaye. aud
Slxy-eghth-st, aud 90 LibeIty-st.. and the HARLEM
OFFICE $50 East one hun 1ret- and twenty lfh-sL up
to . p. n., at regular rates. ~
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publie Notire.
-"
n Office

The Commission for the Revision OF the Excise Laws
Of the State OF New York viii hearing beginning
on the 10th day Of November 1858. at 10 80 and
continuing thereafter long be deemed necessary
hy the Commission az the Court Room. Part = Of tue
Court OF Common Pleas. In the County Court house
the city OF New-fork TO persons desiring 10 be heard
questions relating 70 the present Excise system
the State and Will receive suggestions for the Improve
ment OF the by order Of
DANIEL G. ROLLINS.
- President
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New Publications.
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books TO READ.

Mrs Dodd's GLoRINDA charming story. rs cents
Sir Arthur Hcaps's CAsIMIR MAREMMA rs cents
Olive schresuer's STORY OF AN AFRICAN FARM. 60
cents
Balzacs COUSIN BETTE. novel Of absorbing interest
81 so.
OUR RECENT ACTORS. both dead and living. Sc 90.
ELIZABETH BARRETT BROWNING in the Famous
Women Series 81 co.
Edward L. Haes FRANKLIN IN FRANCE vols
SO co.
PRINCE VANCE. BY Eleanor Putnam and Arlo Bates
81 80.
Oscar wldo'sHAPPY PRINCE AND OTHER STORIES
800.
Tears Famous NONSENSE BOOKS. complete. 50 co.
Susan Coolidge's CLOVER Sequel to the Katy books
125
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RGilroGo5.

So TO SD SAVED on Railway tickets to
"A. all points West, Northwest and Southwest.
EKANE'S
3I7 Broadway, corner Leonardo
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID CHANGE Or TINE.
Commencing Sunday. November Is, 1888 trains TOP
Cincinnati and ST. Louis leave New-Nork as a. m and
D. m. For Chicago 80 D. aud 80 D. N. Daily
except Sundays
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT EOUkTRACK TRUNK LINE
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ID ENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
"a &c GRAND a, TRUNK LINE .
AND IfNITkn S1AnES MAIL. L

GRAND TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New York. via Desbrosses and Corsiands
- Streets Ferries follows:
harrisburg pit,sbgrg and the West With Pullman Ps.cs
p. m. daily New York and Chicago Limited OF Par.
lor Dining Smoking and Sleeping Nestibu.ed Cars AZ
go a. Ia. day
Wiamspors Lock Haven 100 a. M, 100 p Cory
Vile and the OF Regions ,o.,.,.A,
For Lebanon 9 100 a. m, 20 d and IL 10 night
For Norristown, PhoeniNyille. Pottsown and reading
II 90 m, 100, 200 and 200 m SATURDAYS
Baltimore. Washington and the south. Limited Wash
ingon Express" OF Pullman Parlor Cars daily, eSecS
SUNDAY; 10 zoo q m. arrive WASHINGTON 700 p N.
ana daily with Dining Car, at $40 D. M arrive Wash'
ington ~ o. m, regular a. G 20. 100 and 80 n.
i 90, 200. 30 and o 200 D. IN, aud Il 10 ngn.
SUNDAY, 10 and 100 a. m, 80 and 100 y. m, ana
- 10 night -,
Long Branch. Bay Head Junction and inermeds"
stations. via Railway aud Anlboy, ol0 a. "a
IL 30 moor. 90 api 90 D. m on sunday. s'~
- a. m. aud y. lido not stop at AsDury PARA.
For Old Point and Norfolk, via New York. Phladepns
and Norfolk Railroad, 90 y. daily; via baltimore
Boats OF Brooklyn Annex connect with all nssso,
trains at Jersey City aToidlng a speedy ana INV
transfer for Brooklyn travel
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T EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

NJ ORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY.
~ Trains leave chsmoersst Station wsex days for
=. 30, 10 and II 80 a m as $50 80 $50
g go % 80 p m; %6nisht Sunday.
SATURDAY special p As n sOS - Ad1i'l S
sFor Manuel. Spring Valley. Monsey and Taiinan~
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~ RE RAILWAY.-TicketO Offices, 4OI. BIZ,
Battery Place, Chambers 2Sd Street ferries New.
Williamsburg corner Newark and Hudson sts Hoboke1
or Sleeping Car reservations and orders Tor Checking an
transfer Of baggage be obtained. Express trains
leave 23d-st minutes earlier than time shown nom
daily, Day Express, buffet drawine-room coaches
2 Buffalo; Pullman sleeping coaches HornelsviIle "a
10 go day. Dslawas ys sgd EG5P5efss p-f0
car m 70 daily Chicago and St Louis Llmited solid
falo Niagara Falls Cleveland Chic ago. Cincinnati and
o. M daily Chicago Express Pullman bure, sleeping
coaches g BIngham mt 0weg0. Elmirs Rochester
nutSerfoPd. ana Passsic@4, 40 70 :3o 70 20
Es, SS S9 SO 20 g &c. = q y M as1
pssssaaic ohp noon s9 INK m SUNDAYS tAS SO
81 q s spS s u.s. q 70 So ' iS 30 'ao
ias; S:sS; 20 B. 1870 Z aish{ a.
IL nisAs 40 san 20 80 10 So
Rldse sS and az Az 1;S9 80 IOsS m
ssas;n 90 e RSs'Tss Sadsy 20 s 80 % 10
,15 1872 50 m 10 " night; $50 80 s.
We days. AS q 80 a. M p y 80
cos Sunday: a5, 7 20 10 $50 go 80
MiddletOwh. and Port Je9sisI AS z 80 o. 10 30
, % ai 2S rom the West arrive NewY0f1 a.
Can't sun General Passenger Agent J.
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NMAN LINE u. S. and Royal Mail steamers
i - E0p 0IIEENSTOWN AND IIXERPOOLA

r,o5 20 PeS az rot Of Chrstopher-st New. York.
CITY OF NEw-YORR "Wednesday, Nov q, 80 A. m
CITY OF RICHMOND Saturday, December l, p M
CITY OF BERLIN "Wednesday. December 9 SS a. M
u ccAABiN PASSAGE ESQ and Upward; SECOND CAB
IN Outward $50 and s35 prepa.d s35 STEEKAGE
SO ~ -i W. Q BOWLING GREEN. N. Y.
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FOR PHILADELPHIA.

Express trains leave NewYork. Desbrosses and Cot
landt Streets Berries. = follows: 49,,
$50 20 8. % Chicago Limited with Diang car sst
10 Warrington Lmitod) ana n 90 d IL ~, ~,
100. 800 4 4 80. 100. 100, 80 3 90 ana ~ *
y NJ and 10 rs night Accommodation. 80 ani II ="
300 % Limited ana 10 a. M T. 4.5o s. o . 80.
ana and 10 rs night. AccommO1 ation. " ~,
Trains leaving New;Yerk daily, except SUNDAY a.
ahu II 10 a. m \, .. 4. D. = p ana lu a. NJ. 80
4p M on SUNDAY. connect at Trenton for Camden;
Ticket onees, Nos. l. ASS. $40 and ga broadway,
Aston House. ant IJesDlosses anI Coftsn1t ss
Courtst and Brooklyn Annex Station foot Of fulton.
o. hrthll Station, Jersey OlN Enigfsht iioh'e
The New. York Transfer Company Will call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences oon
CHAS T.. PuGH, j. r. WOoD
General Manager General Passr Aksn~
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rTHE CONVERSATION SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
1 II West 42dst opposite Reservor French German:
Spanish &C. quickly ana Automatically spoken by the
Conversation Method. just published uVison Brakeman
Coz; superior native teseheTs class OF plVse an an
thor Of the Conversation Method Principal
TINE BERIITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
i Madison Square (26thst and Bro&d"sy)'
TERMS BEGIN NOW.
Branches; Brooklyn Boston. Washington fallaoeiphls
w ALWORTIrs sTENoGRAPHIC AND BUSINESS
w COLLEGES 125th-st.. corner 4th aNe~
sS5 ouartor. Evenings s25
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Trrccrss rrACUFRS AGENCY. 10 East lIthst.
IL supplies competent teachers tutors, g9,erneSe nu
lh frman Snansh spoken. Best schools recon
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Steamboats,

foot Chrisopherst daily except Saturday sunday
Steamer touches az Albany Staterooms warmed.
A LBANY BOATS PEOPLESLINE
n Steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leave
Pier Al, North River, foot Of Cana-st at T. NJ daily
(sundays excepted Freight received until the hour Of
,atar lfra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-18

TvLCCUTIoN and DRAMATIC ACIiV ~ V ,a acnuiTc a
hriliisnt mind succossully taught by ALTO CoN"Af
33l-st.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-02
INSrIiUrIUNS.


iuN AtAA'e
We have great reason to DO thankful
for our institutions. Our institutions Of
learning arc well ordered and compre.
hensiye in their aims IS well as wise in
their methods. Our institutions of char
ity aad religion are excellent. Our insli-
tulions for the enforcement OF law and
order are in many respects tiptop. To
be sure. like eyeryth NJ human, they can
all be improved on aud the jealous and
critical ewes of the outs keep all the ms,
who are in office, on tie qui cife for i'm.
provements and advances. All our insti-
tuiions illustrate and feel the stimulating
qualities Of the times.
We hsye institutions among Us that we
don't always call By that name We have
men and women among US that we at
once recognize as institutions They
are not "pubhc-spiIited citizens" or
leading citizens or politicians-or any
OF the style-lhe commonplace celebri.
ties Of local columns. They are apt TO
be known as quiet, amiable, reliable and
judicious people known and respected and
beloved within their cirCles-but neither
for sale nor for parade days. Neverthe-
less, although they don't belong to the
public, we own them not only as "cIt.
zens." but as institutions"
Fortunately his good city has many
such TO be thankful for. We take sam
pies. she can point to her minister of
the Gospel-unsmbitiOus, self.sscrifcing,
true and deyoled-the faithful. ready and
special friend of The poor and suffering
with MIND toll Of beautiful things and
a heart full Of love; gentle, uncOmprO-
missing. fearless, the enemy of sin, the
friend OF the sinner.
There is our retired gentleman, cult .
waited, experienced tried, submissive, pa
tient, philosophical, pitiful, who has .
learned TO regard mankind in high and .
low degree with tender compassion. This .
retired gentleman We find now in fine .
residence; now smiling, faithful and &C
commodaling, the driver of a furniture .
wagon.
We have merchants, who are no
traders, and lawyers who are not Iii.
gious, only each doing his duty in his
place one as the distributor of produce,
the other as The minister Cf justice
In each and every calling in high and
low degree, we may find these faithful
men TO whom duty is the
light and inspiration Of life. Who them
selves stand for principle and character,
whose smile is good cheer, whose exam
pie Is elevaling, whose service is lasting
Are hot these living episiles known and
cad of all mem" Are they not institu.
ions
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-02
pnncers of Chamols Hunting.

The experience gained In ordinary deer
stalking l. Of little use to the chamOis
hunter-thc region in which the game is
TO be seen Is so different, while the agil-
it's and watchfulness of the two animals
compel tho cultivation Of very different
kinds of adrOitness. The man who is cit
TO win and wear the much priced Cam
boyt, OF long tuft OF hair from tho back
Of the winter pelt of the chamois, re-
Guire5 to bo q man of iron muscles, cool
head, unerring eye, and a courage that
must often be prepared TO face terrible
odds, 70 avoid thJ danger Of having to
meet others much worse.
Without the power Of undergoing ia
tignc and privations it is vain his at
tempting T. become an adept IN this
sport. And one of the very charms Of
tho "Gamsidgd" lies in the knowledge
that he cannot obtain his success by any
Kind of advcntitiOus advantages. Neither
man non dog can be OF any use to him.
Tie must rely entirely on himself and if
once lac gets troubled with a dread Of
hunger or cold. or abyss OF crevasse. or
slippery glissadc, he may much better
try his fortune at humber game. In
hort, clam0is hunting Is Alpine climb
Ing, plus the fact that it is the antelope,
and not tAc Guide, who selects the trav-
cl-r's i0ute.-London Standard.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-02

just cixty years ago Jackson's first
election took place, and find by refer
cnce TO Niles REGISTER that the details
were uncertain SO late as the 2lth Of thc
following December Ihi8 fact j. given
IN the following paragraph:
- letter from member Of the com-
mittce of Piitsburg, dated Dec. p, 10 q
friend says that q reply has just been re-
ceivod from Cen. Jackson He states
that fl would give him great pleasure t.
accept our invitation, but he thought
any arrangement relative TO il should be
deferred until the result Of the election
was perfectly ascart3ined. Then If the
circumstances permitted he would lie
happy to become the guest OF cur city"
The above paragraph appeared in
Niles Register Of Jan. 10, 1890, more
than two monthsaftcr the election. The
result, however, bad been conjccurol a5
early as the 22d Of November. aud III.
Register Of that date says: Not heard
from-RhOde Island, South Carolina.
Tennessee, Alabama, Louisiana, Missi5-
siDpi, Illinois and Missouri. I'D of which
but Rhode Island and Louisiana arr con-
cedcd to Jackson, so that he will g..
elected By a very large ma iority. We
shall at some future period present q full
tabular statement showing all the votcs
in the several stIte-. New York Cor,
Troy Times.