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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-02
ERIE RAILWAY. Ticket Offices, 4Ol, BIT,

Ia INA ~
IL iii and 957 Broadway. 1881 Bowsrv. ISL west-st-
Butsry Place Chambers aud 23t street ferries
NsvYork; gal and 1873 FutOnst, Brooklyn; lO7 Broad
vay Wluimsburx corner Newark aud HUDSON sts, Hobo
ken; 90 Montgomery ami News station. Jersey CIV
where Tickets sleeping Car reservations AMI
orders transfer OF can b"
Express 23ds minutes earior thtn ns shou
f,em Char ,ersst, local train, n 10 minutes earller
Ga M $3.50 sunisys)-ply Expre" Pullnn Bahst IRA "
Ing room Coaches to Elmrs. Hsrnellsve Buffalo Full
sleeping Coach from 'Jrnolsrills To Cin,innati
m.-Daily CHICAGO and ST. Louis Limited" solid III
train OF Day and Buffet Sleeping Coaches 10 Buiao
NiaIarl Falls. Cory. reaivc Cincinnati Chicago and
St Louis. No extra charge for fast tine
press Pullman Sleeping Coaches
ll3O m-Daiy CHICAGO Express Pullman BuNet seo?lns
Coaches to BinEhamton. Owe1o. Elmir bunals. James
town. youngstown. Cincinnati and chicago a.
las. 4, SO. l:40 6l0 $50 300 6;lO $50 GSu y loSo
IL night Also TO Rutherf,r . % a. ~ 20 10;
TO Pas'ac, IN, 6P m sunday $40 S.So, ~ >" mi
Pstsrson-4xo 1900. u. 1880 mi ~ noon l;to sS1
so. T. $50 i:lO s. 5lt $3.50. 500. $40 6sc 49, y
1880 1880 .. m; ~ night sundFr 40 $50 lo;So
No.ars an 'P Pac1:on Va. Ss~.r-stS $50 80 1000
li;soa m; y 800. 40 t6o. blo $50, 62o 7so 10
Rideswooi AMI snnern-t;ao. 1850 10 J0a NJ las, s.
wood $50 mi $40. 40 nj u nasrn. $50 ?. :.
Newblrg aud Cornwal-15o a m; $780, k:B0 500. $50
p M sundays s:3oa M. 2bpm
warwck-wees DAYS. 10, Soa M sop m .,
IN. sundavs <t6. 4, so. 1880 M 500. liiso p N
Mfdisown and Port Jorvis-445, $50. O. 10 ioa NJ $50
$50 7ts 1885,. sundays. +iAe $780, 1880 a. M
EIpross trains Srsm tho west arrive In NewYork 765
10 b6A NJ, and l0sa6 p .,,un
r. r. s0ULE I. 7. FARMER
General MAnaEes General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-02
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
ON and alter JAN UAItf ID, 1883.
GRAND TRUNK LINE

GRAND TRUNK, LINE
Trains leave New-yoTk, via Des0ro'ses and CoFtian"
Harrisburg riSsSSrg aud the West Psnan Palace
S"r snS 90 ca Of an Pa pss smoking
and Sleeping vestibuled Cars at 200 m every day
Lock aSsS 90 Cory oP tas SqIss F
truleum Centre and the Oil Regions ,o.,. .,.s,
For For NOrrsSwn % Pot5se%n and dns
ono ana od 90 suad 9S aUs Is U and O. 90
Ba2E "a ana he SSSG ann an.
rive washinsicn 90 m ami daily, 40 aIr iSc
wa $ oo ECO 80 and Sdtoi5 NJ = is ne6
SUNDAY, Is ami 100 a. m' 80 and 90 p HA' ana
For Gaze S May II 10 a. m weekdays Saturdays only
na Head a funston aS 10 % - uc sa
40 and 5 p. m on sunday, As a. N. and p N
For 700 DID a0 pon Sp nd NoTo1 Ss New-YorK,
R ST o aS o Week eye aays say VIA anu
gro0hya Annss connect with all through Sa.
t transfer AZ Tor s'i Rf55OklyS travel
Trans arrive ay FROM M sSd sRs
80 so a. 2S s2S s5 q 80 SO . 90
sGa 80 10 aa % % IS %naa{ From -
f S5S % 10 g. s'G ESQ., S g y e
40 so 20 30 10 :35 m and y az night 1t
sun %. 20 81 80 81 'o5 20 S:ss 10 IS
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express Trains leave via Desbrosses and Coro'
landt Street Ferries, as IOuO"s.
20 20, 8, D. o. Chicago Limited and 10 Washington
Limited, Dining Carsl and IL a m, l. y 1920 4, 80.
s. 8, Z, 8 and 8 p. and II Is night Aecommoda-
tIOn, 8 80 and IL 10 a. NJ, 40 and p m Sundays
Express 10, 20 Limited and 10 a. IN, A. 80 D.
G. Z. and 8 p. m. and ~ rs night
10 and II 10 a. M, J. 3 A. s., z m and 10 ~, ana
o. m on SUNDAYS. connect at Trenton for Calnden
Returnng trains street station, Philadelphia
IL OF 3 20, 4 O5, 40 s ;S5, so, 2 80, $40
30 & 40, IL and IL rs N. Limited Express, Win
Dining Car. IA and 80 M II 40 ? 80 20, q
g. g, q 35, 1912, s 10 and $3.50 p. m On sunday,
II 0I 90 :95 4 40, :35, 80. 0 40 a. M, y Az
80 t45O Limited, :2s. 8 :35 10 and & zig p m
Leave Philadelphia via Camden. 10 M. ana ~ y IN
daily. except Sunday. 49,.
Ticket Offices, $40. 435 and 944 Broadway As,of
House BATTERY Place and foot OF DesbrosSes and Cor
iandt ss Courtst, and Brooklyn Annex station. foot
FultOn-st., brooklyn; StaIlon Jersey cry inmets
Ticket Ofice Castle Garden. -.
Tn New YORK transfer Company will call for ami cheek
baggage from hotels aud residences 1880
CHAS l. = GIL. j. X WooD,
General Manager. Oenersl fassr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-02
C,ENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
ROOT OF LIBERTY STREET, NORTH RIVER
p,n r.llo NJ \

FOOT OF lIBfkIf STREET, NOhlu
Time Table OF December 8, 1887. .
For PII1LAuELPHlA and 1kEN1VN, Round bro9s
Routc," at T. 80, 0, IL a. 80. 3. T. 80 ~ IL
D. m. SUNDAYS at 4, y 40 O. m 80. IL n. s.ao
Trains leaving at 4, 30 ii a. IN, 80 ~ sSn r
80. IL D. connection for Reading, hsInows
PottsNi Vile, etc, IA. FOR faston, Bethlehem 20,
Maueh Chunk Reading, Harrisburg etc oh ou"""' 40
EastOn. ,-,D. nethlehem
20 M" sn tlctou High Bridge Branch Ess
tou Bethlehem, Allentown, Mauch an mum Tamaaua,
Scranton, Reading Harrisburs' ,y,, a,ns,.,,
Shamokin Sunbury Iewisburg, VIII anslStI u.now,
~ m IA, Pennington. Easton, betnieheh" "Hs"""s
Mauch Chunk, Readng, HARRISBURG etc; .,o..u u,r.h
as a. m for tastOn bcthlchem, AhshW~t,' '1~~s-
CHUNK Wilxe,barrc scranton. lamaqua, shsn,oAm r,.
80 u IA. Or tle.mston, iiiyh p,issc p pa
ton thehem Allentown, Reading. HstiisouIs' vse
90 ana 20 D. M Somervlne ana t!em."s s1a,.s
as D. m for Easton Bethshem' Aiien'o""' -
Chunk etc on sundays At 80 y M m o.,E =, nm
90 r. III ID = 700. ooi = ov, go ~
sundays 90 90 Red BAnk Long s.,.as M
bury Park, ocean Gros. except svnuIy * tWooD Ioms
River and h1T"ss's n. for ATLANTIC CITY, vinelaasA
Bridgeton. ..,x a, Az q M. 100, 4. 4 80.
q 40 a. * A. IN sundays 100, y M Tor fertn nnCc{'
a, s.l6 II rs a NJ ~ " W. WI "Ao" ~
c--hright. Highland beae@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-02

western sgo, .ns ,.nS.. ny, s AL So; h..s sfHs
srs onsr frsely; New No. Winter steady Mt o. sIo.i
do spring STEADY at ea Sd Fiour-noldsrs o9sr fesy
and oncr irsey Mixed w;.,srn 'gos
Mach dull 1T a. l0.i.i de April dull at ~ lOtd
H., =, Iouon Now York State-Hoders are not onerne
h Jppxnos r.b Ia D. -Produco-Cacutta Inseed OH,
40. IA nor quarter; Linseed cake 30 los So IFS ed
10 ~. yur Wesiern; Iinseed OIL l0% I'D. per cWt,
REFINED Petroleum, esd 7sd per gallon Spirits OF Tur'
p.xrwKRr Feb l-wcors lard closed at 20 francs
o. continues per klos Petroeun-Finc Pale Amsrican
Is francs 90 paid and Is francs 10 centmos sell
,oarl. An nfan
r,s.nsr ITO tbs Petroleum marks 81 ptenniEa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-02
obstruction.
For Young Ladies-City.
MISS CHISHOLMS SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
Is East 6jth-st, New-York.
Will reopen Sspte nDer 26 31ys jla3ssl


For Both Sexes-City.
THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
Il % W. 23l.st Branches Brooklyn Boston, Phila. Wash
ington Conversational knowledge shortest ns term $40
THE PARK COLLEGIATE SCHOOL
L (Bovs-Famy and Day).-A select school where
sen ton Is given preparation for college
esewhere and its appceu . Industrial Art
taught ELMER l.. PHILLIPS. NJ. A, 63 East 69th.st
Brooklyn
THE CRITTENDEN.
i ENGLISH PREPARATORY. FRENCH SCHOOL
and kindergarten for both
81 Hicks-st- corner of Pineapple.
SECOND YEAR SsDtcmber "a Miss IL n. WHEELER
Principal Eight connected with ths Packer CoilsI
Hts Institute. Third term Degss February s.
For Bows and Young Men-City.
CT LOUIS COLLEGE. Is West 43d-st.-
~ Select Catholic school; modern languages business
course; limited nu nDer choice COM
partnership. Sscon' session. Foo. l.
UNIVERSITY GRANMA AR SCHOOL. L. Alb
~ Broadway, 4ll.,t: bIt ystr. Pr nary co n
a. HOBBY. w. L. AKIN. N e. HENDRlCkSON. Prin%
WOODBRIDGE SCHOOL, 81 East 45th-sT.
w Scientific, Classical Tvs 1undr9l btudsnts nave
prepared Ter Columbia school Of Mlnos
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ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Feb. $50 n--Bset-h olders oner
madsrateiy Pors-H olders oaet moderately. Han.-
UoIders offer lopg dull at 4ss BaconThe sup
niv IA GOOD, Cumberland cut dull OF 3s. ID short
clear STEADY Ils Cd; long clear dull A. sg.j
~, riss dull at 3ga o. shoulders dull al 3bs
Cheese-olders onsr freely American choice da =, on.
IFS Spirits OF Turpsptne-,is d.rs 0her Freely nsh ~
2ss Rosin-Holders ofsr freely common soln' =. s ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-02
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
lN RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT FOTR.TRkCK TRUNK LINE
On and after December trains leave


Largest and Finest Passenger Stat in America
Stopping ct New Uptown station m l3sthst ne notes
~ Rochester, and Montreal Express. drawing room
cars TO Albany Troy and also 10 Msntea aud 81
ALBANIA -.
$3.50 a M. FAMOUS CHICAGO wEsTrBULED LIN
TIED composed exclusively OF Buffet smoking car dining
aud for Albany. UcA syria
Rochester Buffalo, Eris Cleveland AMI Toledo arriv
ing Chicago $50 n. III nextfiv
5000 chicago for Niagara Fail. Toronto
Cleveland. Cincinnati indianapolis Detroit and CheaSo
drawing room cars 90 Canandsigua and Rochester
tll:3Oa m. Western NewYOrk and Northern fhpres
with 'lra wing.rnom
$3.50 p. n Albany Troy and Utica special with drawing
room cars 10 Albany aud Troy Connects at Tro Tor sara
toga on SATURDAYS only.
"a y. M. Accommodation to Albany AM Troy. -
80 Fasi Cicszo Cine matt AMI 81 TOMS ESprsss
for NIAGARA Falls Buffalo Suspension Bridge Toronto Cevs
land Cincinnati, Tnianapo t. ouis Toledo. Detroit and
Chca with sleepine and dining
1850 n m, Montreal AMI Canancaigua Frnr'ss
Sleeping PatisburR and Montreal via Hodses Polnt
bans TO ami canantaiZnl tauy
SUNDAY sunday train does not west OF Ann,
3D. special Sleprr. arrive. Rochester 40 M, Snr
falo 9:35 IN. and ClevelaLd LES next i,y r~,.
= ll;3O Fast Night Express FOR Refaesls busso
Niagara Falls Toron, Cleveland Cincinnati lnilnappus
St Loul. Detroit and Chicago with sleeping cars Sleeping
WATERFOWL via Utica. daily SATURDAY "
Cananlaigua Sunday only. $780,
IL night Albany Eypress. with sleerins cars 70 Asny
Troy. Connects morning trains for the West
for saratoga and the North Except sAtur
day nyht
Tickets aud space ia drawing and ,.epng cars o.
sal, at Grand Centrl station Alb 7S5 and 9+2 Br9saWY
IL Park Place. Battery Pao So West l2jthst and l}stl
ST. ~tation New.York 1893 Washngte and t5o fulton
SITS. Brooklyn. amt 10 4th st. WILLIAMSBURG .,.,
Wecos Express calls for and checks baggage rom hoes
r-sideaces ,e..
daily; others daily except SUNDAY stnp at 35tn
J. " TOUC Ely HENRY MONETT
General snpern endent General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-02

CAPE CHARLES ROUTE to OLD POINT
~ COMFORT, NORFOLK PORTSMOUTH AND IhE
SOUTH. 49,.
and after January 3D. 1887, EXPRESS tran ~ yua
+, inn Comfort, Norfolk and points south, via inc NEW
YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND NORFOLK EAilitoAD
will leave foot Of CorflaD1t and lesbrosses ss az M
dai old Point . n and NOriOlk 40 a. M
Pullman Sleeping Car through to Cape Charles TleKtts
sleeping herhs secured ut any TcAct ONCE OF tho
Pennsy lvana Railroad COmrany . .
IL w DUNE SupI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-02
NETWORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN

~ RAILWAY.-Trains leave from ferries AT west 4<a
Jay follows: A. ,,,.
West l2d.st. $50 a m. Jays 80 q. M, for MID
dleown, Fallsburg Monticello, Liberty Walton, Delhi
Norwich Utica, Rome, Oneida Fulton oswego' Bunao'
Detroit Chicago Waikiki valley points -, ,,.
West 42dSt, 10 D. M yay,sL, . 90 p M for MI"
dletown. Eienville Waikiki Valley points 80, -.
West 42d-st 6;25 D. M Jay-st, 10 p. m, daily for
Middetown Fasburg, Liberty Walton, Norwich oneids
OswegO Suspension Bridge, Detroit Chicago 81 LOUIS
BUFFET sleepers TO Niagara Falls Reclining @haf S~
free tO Rochester. -. oo- oooauov
Time tables. tickets Re- POI 307, S44 l325 broad
way 737 6Lhave. ia East 125st, 264 west iZoths~'
New York j. G. ANDERSON, g. r. A.,
ia Exchange Place, New York
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Tor the sane tlms stasUb o,.-.tu..
Quotations based on the American Standard OF Ossuo"
STAINED

Good Ordinary ... 7 llle Low Niddlng -.... 5'Is
ST. Gsoi Ordinary...." 8S Miihiing
Little interrsc was shown the speculation, the aIss
reaching bales. while with hrmer accounts rom
abro their views and nnal quotaions
repre- en- ell OF az points for the day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-02
RAILROAD or NEW.JERSEY

~ Trains from Clsnbersst Staten week Gays for
Fugewsod rcna1v, Cost,r Soarkt snt Nyack So IoO,
$40 81 and 1850 an; lis 30 40 45o ~ ~
aui D. IN For Nanust spring Valley. Mensey and Ial
mas, week days 100 950a IN, 40 $40 D. 10 sundays
a III. ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-02

DOSTUN VIA FALL XIV FIX LIN E.-UnIy H0
ID for arstclass limited tickets Reduction 70 New
port, Fall River and all other points SieamerS Bhls;
OF Murray.st at 40 p m week DAYS only Sunday trips
will be resumed early in Aprl) Connection by Annex
boat from Brooklyn and Jersey Ci.y at p. AN OR
CHESTRA ON EACH STEAMER Tickets and state
rooms principal transfer and ticket onces AZ
ONCE on Pier % and steamer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-02
Steamboats, an6 Railroads.

DAY LINE to OLD POINT COMFORT,
- NORFOLK, VA, and SOUTH ,,,,,
more thence palace steamers. arriving At GA Pont at
rs a. m, Norfolk, 0 a. IN H. v. TOMPklNS'
Gen'l Pass. Agent, 3i7 Broadway, n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-02

MILWAUKEE. Feb. 1-FOur firm Wheat strong: cash
IS rc Nav sOi.c. sOoru steadier No. at 47c oats
81 sc BiiIey steady: 30 . 7se Plovi,Yn, nrmer:
PORK Sl4 fl Is Lar February 81 90 Butter
nrn. Dairy 2u0 10 Egks at 10000 Chess. Cheddirs
IL a1l2o Recoipts-Flour 5000 Obl% Wheat $4,000
buln Barley 1000 bush Shpmsnts-Fiour l2OOo b0ls.
40 III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-02

~ FOR 0 EENSTOWN AND LIVFRPO0L
EOYAL AND UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
GERMANIC, Capt Geadell Thursday teo % a, MI
RFPIBTTC. CaDi. Dawson Wednesday, FEB &, 80 p IN
.ADBIATIC. Capt Cameron wcdnesdsy Feb D. oo m
ARABIC, Can't Burton Saturday, FEB ~, y ~ a. H.
From White star dock. foot Of West Ioth's1 Datum,
RATFS-Saloon $50 sG0 $50 and 500 iteturn
tickets on favorabe terms Seerace from 10 the Old
Country, 500 a limited number Of second cabin
passengers carried these steamers. iste
s90 and s35 excursion, $50 and SOP. For
inspection other information apply At the Con
pany's Office No Al Broadway. New,Y ...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-02

MnSyzAPoLla Feb Wheat steady. In store
cl,Iny-so | Hard cash 77c. March 1890 MAY 6Oi1c;
So Northern Cash Doc March 7S 3 MT $50 So.
on track No / Htrl SLc; Ne Northern ~ &c; No
74s Flour Patent SACKS 10 snp 81 lO1A 20 baxers
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-02


we.teTn ana Peansslvana saoSraao 81
81 % Roller P9sce.: e r1S IS 81 one
Clear stoo@i Is do do straight :, ~ ~ inaaoH
shern Illinois Clear - Uo@i 25 o do straight - 2le
Clear 81 oaSi IS 90 stragGts Minnesota r%i
sn5' s00a yo FoSf s. 90 o cRoce
20 per 100 Red W is sr F F.SrdTy 4ssof
Msrce 81 ~se; DO for ApriI .: a 49, do Tor
1nHcr n"icrsIs .erings; futures dull steady sales Of
sp. XGc sTn ssg %o o Mixed on
no . Mixed ~ grain depot $50 81 l2c No ? MkeL
~pr 70 90 ac do Tor May 81 &C. local demand
h % a a% taes Of uSa d M %' o s at S
% F. %5s M 9S or NJ. 70 oP
&s for AMI MAY N,r3.;s a Potatoes ho:
White per hus 20 sc do 40 Far "eot eoe
10 talr .ooa d1e7oc ncS.9ns cnoeo
Bah y F1s pSr r, PC p ye M S S az so
sii 80; do Flmy $lGasl7 Hams. Smoked per ID. lo9
Il do ''4 sae 't't Clear oSs
aouasrs '[y :a ami 1ou fy SnIsn ears 20
&c do .nos-! st1sso: esiiIs, Il pio:sa
civ Kennel ;, 50. Steam s7s7a Balen,r. loose ,,.
8 aG 49, Western Dreamer! EI1r. ssc and
i. crsaG "r N Sea YORK Full Cream
F Choice sr l2' .uG S" rnr r prsss pc
o o%o a mere other " western nrl. 22
ADo test N Gos dc fs.a was ha
/ Winter Bran G00s2l IS Ton. Receipts-Flour
A 600 bbI. Wheat 600 busa Corn 200 susn oat,
$40 OusL. shDmenis-whoat 1880 bush Corn So'oo
bush.
ST LOUIS Feb. Flour quiet and UNCHANGED wheat
No 2 Red cash SOHSslc February y, oosc co,iFg
sac March s0Slasc closing 81 sc; May S243S5 &C.
cIo,Ing SO &C Corn closed hrm: cash 4oS s49ao
Nav lS sG4S.c closing at 45|c oats steady; casn
Yu.,c. Nav 3Ubsc. Rye. nothing Going: Barley hrm AZ
a. aa,c u.y urn anu gsi-Pme Timothy Sl2 10
isis 5o Prairie 50 osl2 90 Bran lower at 7Jc Eggs
st.sx ar olc Butter uGchange creamery "a e3Oc
Dary X e26o Cornmeal was higher at 81 AZ. wniskey
.,ssdv at 81 % Provisions hruer-Pork new AZ Slo 90
lard II 80 DrysAlt Meats boxed shoulders So CO. Long
Clears 81 81. Clear RIBS at - o2- short clear
81 s1I Bacon Shoulders Sc 60 Long Clear s. 25
Si.aT nm, - IS a as: short DO Hams
.,eadv az $40 5Ogsi2 Receipts Flour 5000
bills wheat OOs Corn 10000 bush oats $1,000
hush rye l. 900 Barley 5000 bush. Shipments Wheat
So 900 bush 1900 bush oats 1900 bush. Rye
TOLEDO Feb l-whcai dull. firm Cash e6i2c February
s5 sc Nav $3.50; July $50 Corn duh and easier
Cash sic. nominal at a3l2 Cloverseed dull
Prime 81 n5. Recsipts-Whcat 1000 bash 5000
bush. shipments-Whe4t 5000 bush Coverseci $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-02

~ sHORl ROUTE TO LONDON,
NEw-YORK SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
Steamers sail from pier foot 2d-st, HOooken.
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS
Flhs Wed Feb 8. 2 80 pm. Wed, Feb %. ! p m
Iahn Wed Feb 1877 20 Elder Sat, Feb o, p m
Vera sat 1919 80 amSaalc, Wed, Feb %, a. m
First Cabin s75 and upward berth, according 70 10
cation Cabin s5 berth Storage at lowest rates
- Rowling Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-02

r IEBIG CoMpANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT

GENUINE WITH BLUE SIGNATURE OF
~ BARON LIEBIG In fac-simile across tho -laosi
To DO had OF all storekeopers. grocers chemists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-02

nRESSMAKER-A first class dressmaker
~ would like few more patrons by the day oil at Their
homea DODOE Boz. $50 Wcst &7thst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-02

HAcoN AND SHAKESPEARE II THE CONNIE ill T Ss
II. I. HosNER. 12me., Pr. 3oz. Gan Fr~"'''
Bancroft Company. . -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-02

" TRIWEEKLY LIZ f FOR SAVANNAH
From New Pier No 35 n. r. foot OF Springs.
SIS. CHAT HOOCHEE Tuesday, Jan 81 at p m
SIS. CITY or SAVANNAH Thursday, zen. = . p M
IS. NACOOCHEE :. Saturday, Feb a. at Q p m m
Connecting WIN Central Railway NJ Ga. ana savannah
Florida and ives ,rn RAILWAY for all points In Georgia
Florida. South arolinl Alabama and Louisiana IN.
surpassed 1daOns Flrstcass Table dHooe' ror
freight AMI passage apply 10 .,,.,rN
w IT, RHETT. j. d. tiAoliA'r5n 4, w
Genl Sav'h Fast Freight f. AgI y =: a. W.
r. L. WALKER. Agt ocean s 5. Co., New Pier 35 ~ II
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Ocean Cleaners.

" NITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
NEvLDs TUESDAY, rebrury 7, 1 p m
WiSCoNSIN tuesday March 6, noon.
NEVADA A.. Tuesday, March 10, D a. IN
Uabn passage $50 and upward according TO location
A NJ IiNDERIIIIL & CO. IS BrOadN 3y, Il. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-02

rgs,A. Fab: L-cern active. hlg. Nike 49, ste9s;
So &c: Na3 Wmtc J26J23- Eve quiet No $50 Sac.
WniskeS hrm-WInes 81 o. Spirits 81 10 tocoipts-
Cors : 1880 bush. Rye 200 Oush.
shismeuts-Corn Is. 200 5J.UOJ Dusu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-02

NEw-YoRK TO LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN from
Pier 40, North River
FAST EXPRESS MAIL SERVICE :,
kURiTIA Saturday, Feb IL s a. m
sERViA Saturday, Feb Is, 80 p m
Cabin passage. 500, $50 and 500 IntermedIae' $50
Storage tickets and all parts Of Europe at very
low rates For freight ard passage apply to the CON-
f VERNON II. BROWN CO., General Agents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-02
}. Feb. Tho lie ding future, ranged as follows

Flour. and prices steady AMI unchangel.
As last gnOtai-Choice TO Fancy Winter Patents 81 OO0
n - 20 southern Winters 50 g. ass 90 Mclan ad Wiz,
Fair TO Choice secon : - 90
ass 80 Choce Fancy Minnesota Patents s4 $685. 3D.
soft Wheat Patents ~ 1884 20 Minnesota Baksis II
sacks 81 Medium Choice Soit springs - Ghg
So 50 Grade SPRINGS 81 70Qs2 90 Rye -Four In Oar
res 81 SGdt3
Cash quotations we're folowsNo aspiring Wheat 76is
0774a No spring Wheat G6a66a No Red =
Ne Corn 4sc No. 29c No Rye at
62c No Barley $50 No Flax seei at 81 a.
Priuo Timothy Seol :! as Mess Pork per DO'
Si PSI fi 80 Larl loo 70 81 60 short Rdns side'
loose s; So Dry Saltel shoulders boxed So 9Oa ~ %
sh.rt clear SIDES soYei 81 s.. WnisSey. distiIler'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-02

INRESSMAKING.-By good litter who
wishes few more customers by the day best Oh ey
references A. O., Box 81 Tribune Uptown omoe' Loco
Rraau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-02
Dancing Academies.

LEXANDER MACGREGONS,
u 600 wadsonays Private and casses In dan,
Ing Thorsu gil instruction In Waiting priv.tHr
ASMR. TRENOR, Broadway and ~ i-st.,
n gives lessons in DANCING every d.y and epen'hs'
.ns con spln INV time until Nav send Tor circnsrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-02
DreesmakinQ.

DRESSMAKER.- By an experienced pey,on,
work by the day Address p. o.. Box u.s. Tribune
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-01-21
Wedding Bells.

\ very pretty wedding was solomni.cd
on the evening Of the 18th inst lin the Pres.
bytcrian Church at Rcadsvillc, this coun-
~. The contracting parties were Miss
Rose Burbage Of Rcadsvillc, and Mr..
Horace Trader, Of Ironshirc. Rev. II. s.
Armcnirout OBLIGATED.
A large number Of friends gathered ut
the church ut an early hour 10 witness the
ceremony. which was simple throughout.
yet pretty and solemn. Promptly ut :
O'Clock the happy couple took their place
before the altar and were soon joined in
the holy bonds Of matrimony.
The bride wore Il very pretty blue cloth
dress trimmed with velvet 10 match, and
Il bouquet of flowers.
After the ceremony the bride and groom
received their friends at the residence of
the gr0om's fathcr-Mr. Jas. II. Trader -
where bountcous collation. was served.
The happy couple were the rccipiants Of
many useful and valuable presents
Among the guests were Miss Eva Bur-
bagc. of Stockton, Miss Annie and Mr.
Henry Powell, of Powcllsvillc; Miss Ma.
mic Coffin, Messrs. George Purnell and
John Raync, of Berlin; Messrs. Gordon
Marshall, John Burbage and +. II. Smack,
Misses Della Burbage, Drusilla and Jen.
mic Smack of Readvillc, and n number of
lronshire friends. All enjoyed them
selves hugely.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-01-21
Oyster Planting Scheme,

The Annapolis correspondent Of the
Baltimore Sun is responsible for the fol.
lowing Mr.. Thompson. of Baltimore
city, will introduce bill. which has been
drafted, providing for the prohibition OF
the expectation nf seed oysters out of the
State for planting purposes. II provides
h' the appropriation Of $e50,0OO year
for two years by the State, the money TO
be used for the purpose Of seed oysters in
the spring from the tongers. which oys-
tens are To he planted on the depleted oys-
ter beds After fiiieen months, or nj q
longer period after planting. the dredgers
are to he licensed at five dollars per ton to
take oysters from these replanied oyster
grounds. the license for dredging IN the
natural grounds To be $2 per ton. The
county commissioners Of the oyster coun.
ties are to he authorized TO appropriate
each up to 10000. To be used for replani-
Ing the oyster beds that are within their
control and Jurisdiction. the rcimluse-
n'eni 10 come from charge for license
10 take the planted oysters The bill will
go 10 the committee ON Chesapeake hay
and ils tributaries"