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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-09
DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
ON and after FEBR AIRY 8, 1885
,, a ~ II InIlI- y u

GRAND TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New-YorE, via Desbross1s and Corlani'
HsfrsSarg e Pits51rg and the West with Pullman raaoa
Cars attached 90 N, ,na p m n,r dsyi AfS;
sn Sif Sleeping p vsa5ued Gar, a, eyeTy day
Erie i at p M doSnectng q Cory Tor Ttsv@ 70,
p, qleum Centre and the OF Regions =, -, o,,,.
f For LsS1s@ 90 . sa and R,
Only only 't oo p b. a. Sundays So Is and 70 90 M
son E1grsss' Pullman FsiSS Cars PsnnsyIv All,
i've ~ a2S S nj S fSHs4s sS
w1shi9gSon az ana su "a at 20 % aga 80
s7 go ana % ana . and 1Sa @sHs
For Cape May. ii 10 m weeE-days Saturdays only.
Long BFanch Bay Head Junction snd iD'aLnod,ao sta
$40 and 5 p m. on SUNDAY, As a II and ,. N.
ldQ 3oS stop a. A,bgry Parkl r.,,.,.,..,.
Norfolk railroad, . every day via Baltimore and
Boa s' Of ing o 900 Annes with all through
trains at Jersey Giity seFdns speedy and direct
Trans arrive trom ritsturg 10, g. II 80 a NJ. and
&C. 90 d1 N.Y. 80 20 lss 49, 80 Sod So 20
sna 70 ana S nr'. From - F4saspas g:
e5e TlO ooso S2o a9 80 5o 70 5 20 % s9
90 so 60 IS 10 IS p NJ a. and 20 aisAs
a M. 20, 80 + sos 0 90, 0 :35, 10 IS ,, m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express Trains New iorA via DesoFosscs and CoT
5o4 SS'$S' ti5 u ciess fS%si
'Sd D l3a JarS l ana 70 rs night Aeco8nod
ton 8 80 and II 10 a m. 40 and p. m Sundays.
Express 49, % Limi te9 and 10 a NJ, T. 4 90 o.,
and s@a S aa5 night s1s:p, sunday, at s. o.
10 and II 10 a. NJ ], 4, 3, q. m and 10 M, and
@ p m on SUNDAYS, connect at Trenton FOR Camden
otat.Ca, Phlddcl MA
10 OIL 3 90, 1 O5, 40. 35, o so 7 80, S:20
80, 40, II and II rs n Limite Express with
Dining Car, IA and go p n D IL 40, 80 20, 4
s, c, 9 IS, 71s s12 and $50 p m; on sunday
- O1, 90 .O5 40, 8 35 3 80 3 40 a m, ~ '49,
3.30 "a 80 fimtcd). 5 2s, 35. IL and 12 p. m.
Leave Phil elphi, via Camden 90 and 80
TicRet oniees, $40, 435 and 944 Broadway. Aston
House Battery Place and foot OF DesbrOsses and COrt-
landt ats 4 Courst, and Brooklyn Annex Station foot
OF Futon-st Brooklyn, Station jersey City; Immigrant
picket Office, Castle Garden.
Tn New transfer Company VIII call Tor anu cheei
baggage from hotels and residences.
CHAS. f. p GH J. r WOOD
General Manager General PasS'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-09
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT FOUR-TRAyK TRUNK LINE
on and after December . trans leave
GRANn GENITAL STATION.

Largest Finest Pas sengcr station In Amer1sa.
Stopping at New Uptown station on l3sth ST. az not-s
tsL m. Rochester and Montreal Express. drawing roeu
Albany and Syracuse also 10 Montreal and 81
900 a NJ. FAMOUS CHICAGO VFsTTBULEp LINZ
TIED composed eNclusvey of Buffet scOkingcar, dining
dr1wngrOon aud sleeping cars for Albany Utica Syfa
cuse Rochester Buffalo Ee Cieyelani AMI Toledo. arrV
ing Chicago 800 a. IN. nextiay
tlO30 M, Chicago fer Niagara talls Toronto
Cleveland. Cincinnati, indianapolis Detroit anu Chc<S9
drawing room cars 20 Cananiaigua ana Rochester
tll:30a m" Western NeuIork and Northern Ehpre"'
800 IN Albany, Troy AMI Utica special with drawing
cars 70 Albany aud Troy Connects at TroJ Tor sara
tega SATURDAYS only.
q D. M Accommodation To Albany AMI Trsv
Niagara Falls Buffalo suspension Bridge Toronto Cevo
Cincinnati Indianapolis IT. Louis Toledo. Detroit ani
Chicago, with sleeping and dining cars -
1850 y. m. Montreal ami Caaandatgua Express nty.
Sleeping 10 PattsbuTg AMI Montreal via ROnses oins
via Adams, also 10 syracuse and anandaiga laI
sunday sunday not vest OF nv
special Sleeper. arrives Rochester Ito NJ eur
faO 1888 ~. and ClevelaLd lbs n ~ next Nv DS,,.
Niagara Fail s. Torsnto. Cleveland Cincinnati IrdisnA GUS
St Louis, Detroit and Ccag1 WITH sleepng cart oU,pns
cars 70 WATERFOWL VIA Utica daily exc't Situri'y asp %
Canandaigua sundays only. - . ,r..~
l2nghL Albany Express, WIN neenlnS oS's y" yvsy
and TROY Connects with mornins tranS for the Wet.
for aratoga Lake George ami Ter tho nth eKcepI Sau
flckeIs aud space drawing ro,m ard sleeping cars 81
sale Grand Cnnsr station 4l5 IS0 anl 9f2 Brssts'
~ PARK Pac. battery Paos 81 West i2jh,t AMI lS,t
a. ~tatlon NcwYork 1913 Washin gton and 73o Flltoi
sts BrDokivn. ami 10 4th st. " WILLIAMSBURG -.
Westcos calls for a3d Gnecks baggage rJh lsee
residences -. az,
AZ Stsfon ~ up passsn gers for North AMI Wsst
~ InIr, HENRY MDNEIT
General tendent General Passenger AZ a.
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ERIE RAILWAY. Ticket Offices 401, 81,
IL III aud 957 Broadway. 1887 Bowery. lo7 West-st-
NowYofki S3l aud 1888 FuIion,:, Br:oSyn; l07 Broad
way Williamsburg corner Ne"<rt aad ~ so1 sts Hobo
Thcre Tickets sleeping Car reservations ami
ior checking sai !raseT o. oas1ag9 can % 81
tom Cham sers.st, local trns % 10 minutes earlier
. (Sunlays Chamners.t d 70 rs st Ioo mDp ~
MIRA IIsrneli,vle Buffalo Pullman sleeping Coach
from Hornellsvle to Cneinnatl ,.,,.o,,,p, ,,
mSu train DAv and Burct sleeping Coaches 70 blha1
Niasara Falls CORY, Meaivie cineinnat chicago aai
1850 m-Daiy Cneags cypress Pnllnan 10 net cop
Coaches to Blnghamton. owess Elnra, hoe1e ~ but
Rutheriora ami Pas.c-445. T. 7.j0 l03la M; ~ noon
l46 $50 4io. $40 $50 20 siQ 20 ,'59 o. 1910
10 Passaic, am p m snndays 49, SlS. 10 Soa mi
i9a.'n go 7jS 40 1899 n e. nod ds nIsssi az,
81 So T. 400 4:40 ., 5ilO $50, 900. 6l0 ESQ, f5t p
1880 tlso M ~ H!gst sq osr ~ sl5 1872
ii:So j. a. q $50. AGO $50. 30: 50, G2o 30. 10
ridge Wool an snfsrn ~t45 1850 1854 m; i45 5.
$50 $50. 1870. o. lO:3J p n; l2nlghL Also to Ridse
S G: ySG lt5 as 70 Ssi NJ $50 n IL aissl
Newsutg ani Cornwa-7:5o o N $780, 1870. 900 $50
warsiak-Wee. days 0, Io:50 a M 40 m la ca
Goshen 40. zoo ., 10 80 a. 10 80 =, 80 90: OK
y sop m Sundays, 4AS. as 10 80 a IL $3.50
Mddlsown and Port Jorvs-445. 1860. lo:3ca m; $50
10 40 O. N 81 u 20 + 10 NJ nu'iA'' '''
Express trains frsm arrive n NeSYorx st7S'
1921 4 s s5G I'D kioS'~@ LIP FARAER
general Genera PssssnSue Agent
DONDOUT and KINGS on. landing al
Ia Crsn,.oes twest Pomp. Cornwall Newonrgn
with Ulster ami peia rare stony ovs Caihhi honn
Isin railroads. Steamers CITY OF klNGSloS an
per fo.t q Iia1r .oasl H. sxss9s Saturday. When cis'
Of Kingston leAvss AZ / y III
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD,

w ". Y. g - IL. H. X. CO. ieAsee% -.
leave West fSst stG Ion follow sll - VA i1s
car Ter irOm foot NJ Jty.s., Norts River
Detroit aud Chicago -o5ja. IN, 'j.OO. "S:lS y a
St Isnls 900, aS:lJ y m. - -.
svrionsc Bnfalo, R1crestor Susoras.os B:l.s N'Seh
Falls 3:l5 's55 y n, +islo. - Il ".
Utica. 3:l5 1873. all;3O M $780, rs y n ,,sy
i1fston Sta.,rtie. Citsklli Albllr BID ND M
all 80 a. m. 90 800. .3:lJ u N. -. ~,
Grsasions ws.t Point, Cora~ll Neybag% 81 .Ii a.
'9:h5. lhlJ. dll:fo q. ti0l 40 so -ot' 49,
and -btn p m. Cransiors tsbrswtr, N-TpirH
For Montreal ant canal, EgSs go . 81, Toronto
Hamilton. Loaion, s0:55 a. m 500, 'Slo = D"
te;b5I. m. 1000. - - n M g.l. Dsrots
Ele Eant Sle@plng ara for ifIo. Nt1fh'
Chic aud 81 IOu& -,.,,,s daily eNssns
-Day tDliv oSes1t s,tur isy. otlee' Srs;sa Tli:3)
SUNDAY Lslvs Jarssy City X , 81 al 4 30 =
D. NJ sJ'ss D. IN; iIoooIsn. West Sh'r'
$3.50 q. lain, car on npta
For uck tables parlor or e2,ssvn 33B wash
tion- or nlornaiiJl. ADDv 1ca fo.J Of Fuit1a.s
New Yark CtY-56S 785 or Brplas .,t II Yves, ;tst.
Park Pitce ant West ysorJ etHl"s, y LAMBETH,
ioai Jrv.sL. v an...l passenger AsenI
kNaaderDlitayos
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7nlted Kingdom ports are i:

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES steady IN price, Dgt t,,tt
81, 20 for one wear ola and eIl 5ods15 new Short
clear siGqs17 Extra Prime asl3 Prime Mess nominal
ana Family Mess at sl5 5OaSl6 80 -. B-EF, ANp
CIty Extra India Ness el3dslG; Extra Ness
bbs, s7es7 so; Packet 81 Plae SsqsS 70 faP my
c - oOa7' Have not yored since our last ruing
steady and quiet; Il y average Picked Bellies az SC
Picked Hams az 10 14aiO 12c Plched shoulders az
7c SMOKED do. az Bic Smoked Hams at IL La
as dSe ri a b @GH' with 5 demand cy heavy
itti n any change noticeable TO-DAY, and the market
hal the dull Saturday look Closing hgures sre a
tribe better western steam spot quoted 192 / &c Cly
az so Continent so; South American $50 ties April
az 7 80 closing 81 1855; 1850 tcs May az 7sla7s3
August closing 7s4, September closing az 70 October
closing az 79l BUTTER-Weakness Is stlll
late rates New stock-wcstern creamery, 22a2sc. 81
PIN 9o4 3Oc Vanla 29c. half urSn tubs,
3a27e Welsh tubs 23a26ci Dairy tubs, ld22c !
Western Factory, 17e25c. Western Dairy 20Qeic West
ern Imitltlon creamery 22a2de. Rolls 10000. Old
stock-S;ate Dairy tubs, 2la26c Entire dalries 81
Csc Firkns. 2ie25c Western Creamery 2Qa23 he
}1a "a epofted At generally steady prices State Factory
ioSl8c incluing Fancy White at IL 34d13c do col.
Orel l2c Ohio. IL S-4s l2ei s4inls l IA ioe Com;
sq@ 70 State and Pcnnsylvsna 1918 2c western
is 12GI0c southern. II I2al9c Duck Eggs 81 abe.
SUGAK-Eor raw sugar the market was steady but
was sold 3 1-sc cost and freight. Rehned nm
changed Cut Loaf 34c. Crushed. S4c. Cubes 7c
is..S. cass. Saa%sr i i1e corso Of
6l.Isc. Walt. Extra 7se.; Extra c. $3.50 54c., C.
Bgs; Yellow. 5 alGs5S-sc
sTEARIN E-Quet stealy and unchanged. City Quotet
TALLOw-Very hrm, with light movement Prime
City 1910 Sal"s-2o, 900 1915.
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per Worth Riser. VesssIs a,tt Battrssfs.
GENERAL, MARKET REPORT.

COFFFF-The usual Saturday dealings prevailed on the
market Tor Brazil gOwths to-day but values were nsl
tanned the basis OF II I2c for hir Ro spot lnv2ces
Tho miller STYLES also quiet. While some "eiAhyss
was developed In the option market at the OUTSET pe
temper improved day advanced, and final quotations
represented advance OF 1920 points Tor ue Jay
Gale ba1s.
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~ es; 17s Western do fos No. st 81 ~ i2; 17s western
Lambs, 81 n at ~.
d. Harrington: 17o Ohio Sheep W ID, Az 1851
165 STATE DO, 10 n. at Lac
Ifailenbeck & Hollis: 200 Western Sheep, 80 f2 ~
at 80 90 per 100 ~
Newton n Gillette: 100 Kentucky Sheep, 81 12 n at
34e; I2I Ohio do, SO ID, at 3sc; 100 do (eliPpeD
20 IL N, at 34c
J. N. Pidcoch 100 Ohio Sheep telippedl 81 n. at
SIS 81 f-2c per 100 n.
HOGS-ReeciDts were 10 Of 2.41t heads ears at
Jersey City and 90 4Othst. Total for the week.
&c. 1894 head against 274G4 head last week None for
sale alive. Nominany steady at - 45as5 40 per 100 ~
EUROPEAN PRODUCE Markets.
LIVERPOOL. April 1900 m.-Berf and Pork-ITolfers
oner freely Hoder- Offer noleTa,sv Bacon Hold
era offer freely Cheese Holders OaeI freely. TailOv-
freely ROsu-oiiers 5deI freely. Spirits Of
Turpentiss-FOldcrs sfsr Do3er t.iy Lara -spst and
Failures Hslgers offer freely Wheat-In good supply
Four-In sunply ia goo Csrn-spo a,d
offer Moderately: Mixed WeNsrH. spot dali 81 H. S2lt
Hops az L4ndon Holders Offer freely.
ANTWERP. AprI 7-wiicsSs Lard closed at 90 franco
so costumes per 100 kiOs
ASrwEBP. Aprll 7--Petroleum-Fine pale American. is
rs paid and sellers
BREMEN. ADnI Petroleum marks IS pfennIs-
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COTTON-Lttle interest was shown on ta eoe bsi"s
,arke hut prces were without change SdIcs- ooo oa.
~ which 200 were on expor account Az the ports tne
Teeeipts aggregated 8141 bales yesterday E ne
with or bales this day last week and 100 boss D
carresropdnq day a year ago Since September lho D
cpnn1e ~ The crop year. receipts have reached
bIgi Tic bales against 5077. 591 bales for the same
period last year. ,. r..no,rd n, Classfaca.
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10 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

In conformity with the requirements q Section Chap
ter 400 Laws " 1853 Of tbs STATE VI New YORK, puDG
notice n hereby given T. al persons leiee,ei aL iIl
,nnouuffy Mi Be Afforded them 70 be heard In relation
TO the plan plans now unier consldeiluon by inc
Gourlu.t Coum Tor the construction OF the New
Acu.lurt tom l85h-st and COnyCntave. To oe Oenia!
park Reservoir. including tho Gate Houses required
t1rrron all shown upon plans, maps and Dfohes no"
IN this ONCE. M ~,
the Auueiuct G. mmissOners on WEDNESDAY,, APtsI Z
H. 1855 o. O'Clock p. n and upon sueh suOsequeht
and times thereafter 10 which said hearing may Ve
ad.ournei. until concluded.
Dy order Of the AQucluct Commissioners
JAMES c. SPENCER. President
Attest: JOHN C. SHEEIAN. Secretary
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GIrsiraI Instruments.

A NTJNBER OF VERY SLIGHTLY USED
~ grand upright and square piano; OF our mae Th9a
Meto1otan Opera House COMPANY during TAO plst O29A
ou -Od liberal reduction IRON sur resus'
SWSf1ffHT KNABE 500 liz 5th.avay above l6ts-.t
FISCHER PIANOS, renowned for tone and
,tan.ling in tune Manufactures AMI sOrerooms. Al
IN 425 West 29ts and sG7 Broadway. lSthst tDttsons
Bulliing) Pianos exchanged. rented, OF instalmenA
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EotEs.
STEAMBOATS, Gno Railroads..

HUDSON RIVER OPEN.
Boat leaves for Catskn and intermediate LANDINGS
from Of H. Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
a Is ID IN.
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CENTRAL Raj ROAD OF JERSEY.
IL or LIBERTY STREET, NORTH RIVER
Of "a


For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON, " hound lsrCoR
Route" 80, o, II m. 30 8, a, 30, 75O IL
p. m. SUNDAYS at 4, 9 4S a. m. 80 IL p m; s.ao
1rains lca,lng ~ 4, 7 ~, II a. H.. %, - . .oJ
3d. 10 p m have connection for Reading, HarrisoGrg
PottsyiIe, etc, m. for Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown
Msuch Chunk Reading Harrisburg etc On sunday t0i
EastOn r. r...,.h.,
20 M Tor Fleain1ton, High bridge Rranch Eas-
ten Bethlchem Allentown, Mauch Chunk, Wilkesoarre
Scranton, Reading, Harrisburg, P0ttsyule, lamaqu"'
Sban0kIn Sunbury, Lewisburg, Wllliamsport -
o IN. for Pennington. Ea@ton. beLhchel' A4InoO"H'
Mauch Chunk, Read NJ, Harrisburg etc, . ,r,,oh
Chunk WilKesharrc, Scranton, IdmAqua' SnamOsh r,,
40 H. hi. tul FIeningU ION, ga Bridge Branch Ids
ton seth enem, Allentown, Reading HaTrt0uIg, ete'
90 ana 80 D. N. for SOmeryile and bennington.
As p IN. for Easton, Bethishem' AIento"n' M"u'h
Chunk, etc. on Sundays at 30 p. NJ no 49,. ., .
90 - II 70 M 90 80, Sg, 2Y' 8i. sS IA
bury Par3, ocean Grove except SUI w FW3S IONS
River P4ror Car, at l 90 and ~ p mrv vinel,na.
Bridgeton ParlOr Cars a. ! 2. n. N On
a 90 800, s:I5, IL rs, IL AS a. m, leo, A. 80
80, rs .. Sundays 200, a. m iyr Perth annoy.
a. s15 II rs a. M, 4 30 D. M for Monmouth besVn'
Nt,N 'l....-4.4 sJUIHERN DIVISION.
From pier 3. North River, 100 p. m, for Atlantic
Highlands Highland Beach. Seabright Long Brahch H.
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AOUEuUCT COYNIssiOTRRs' OFFICE,
ROOM 2Oo STEWART BUILDING NO 80 BROADWAY, 7
NEw-YORK April 4th, 1883
ID UBLIC NOTICE.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF JERSEY
~ Traasleaye from Cnanbersst station week dlyl for
EngeWsod renaay, Clostor SDarkl ant Nyaek 53l 1902
30 o al ana ll;30 m: It's g. 3d. 800 400 5:2J $40.
60 500 1870 m, - aida ghL 5nndas 300 $50 a.
AMI n m For Nanns 5prns Valley. Mslsey and TAT.
mas week days. 100 950a N, $50. 0;iO p N Sundays
$50 al ami y.
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GAUTAEROF, from Paris, Officer
y 6,Acairn,r. Professor French. ~ vest C5dsL
Highest roiereacuA
4 COVERINGS Of aus C, German and French
~ Iugu4. g. w.ac, position highest references, an
Monday between IL and o'clock. corner 't'L and Lex
lnEtoD.aVc.
BEST TEACHERS. Tutors and Govern
"a esses supplied charge. TEACHERS registered
-. v,cauces always had; form for stamp Il j.
AVERY American School Bureau w. l4th'st, N. y
MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ GCTNCY supplies Professors Teachers Tutors Gov
erne ss.s &c ~ Colleges, School AMI Fanes Apply u
MKS NJ j. YOUNG-FCLION' % Union square.
CCHERMERHORNS TEACHERS AGkNCI.
- N'N''' W Past 1fih-st NsS-IOrk.
~ ANTED.--A position as Govorness by a
w lady having years experience j. come
ten, IA .tr1rt m all English branches, French Latin
ana music. address NJ. b. c., No II t"H1 iu-sL
yyTOMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BU-
w cATl nor both sexes supplies Professors Teach
ea Govcrncsses Musicians H0us'kcepers, Companions
&C. 70 colleges schools and families also BoOAkeeperS
Ste,cgranbe-s and Copviafr 70 nu-iuefe rms
MRS A % CULVER 800 5th-ave New'fork CITY.
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CARATOGA SPRINGS, n. Y.

DR. sTRoEGss tNITARIUM OPEN ALL THE YEAR.
Cuder the care regular ply ei1as ana eguppei with
all remedial appliances Turkish ana az hyto az no
the various electricity &c tOr inc ueat
of invanda the overworkoi or Tor ehsnSs IL Is
cheerful resort ssam heat located IN Dry Anu tonic
eisse and With the advantages OF the spring W@erA Far
iculars sent application.
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which "a sPI m wSS wors
ieieerxphed Susj arrived. 10 wss unconscious.
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Excursions.
a Pleasant Winter "Trip
70 the Tropics.

Sailing every twelve days for Venezuela, A., and ths
Island Curacoa W. l., AFFORD Unequaed opportunity
wish make short sea voyage to the tropics
Theae American specially bull for tho trade arc
provided With every modern appliances for The safety co9ven-
and comfort OF The round trip Is made In
four s44 Fr descriptive pamphe' Apply 10
BNULTOE, BLISS IL DAELEEE,
General Managers, II Wal-sL, New-York.
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with easier accounts abroad the tone OF specua
Hon was weak the outset First prices in1icaeh q
~ points throughout tho Hat but at the close
reaction OF points had taken place based ehieny
on covering Of short contracts. ssies 4'''oo oae'
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Drr Goods

NARPETINGS. Rugs, Mattings, Rocks.
~ GssaI combination sale Ssrhy tao attention Of cash
buJera Ladies So wiEg chairs an rockers, 75c.
ANDREW LBsfkks SONS.
739.7il DIaadWay.
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Summer Resorts.
ARGYLE HOTEL AND COTTAGES,

ARGYLE PARh, BABYLON, l..
cot,aro. ar, furly furnished have all improve
ment and rent 0r at from sou To tLf0D Ar
eyIe Pak IL one honr from York - scrOs 80
natural lake Boating b1hiHg. fishing sng on th srsst
N~'" D"'' NPN n 4. SILLECK, Manager,
Hotei
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Ny father Cvho had dod suddenly at tho OF forty
two, when l was about twelve years OF agel, was
Scotch author OF considerable reputation. lent Ns.
Dickens some OF his books; She was delighted with
them and, I'm my presence. asked her sand 20 read
them lie looled far from plea cd az The idea, and
when she pressed him "tO read Just ono tale so
beautifully written. ard quito short" no turned alb
ruptiy and made OF. mltterng:
hate COtch stories, and everything e9e scotch
which was not any more complimentary To his wife
than 10 me. a, she was also Scotch. She flushed.
laughed ner'ously, and said: " Don't mind HIN, he
doesn't mean Il.
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CHARLES DICKENS.
FRIENDLY cLrMpsEs OF THE NOVELIST.
EfEAXoB 3. CHRISTIAN
Eso,, TsDpfs Hdr.

Both rncteus and Offs brotherl Fred we're ycrS
fond OF ludsrous tuesqns Of seamanshlp ,s Fred
would initiate the wae, Iesssaa r'H ~'GSe be-
on the hitc hing up tho inexpressbies pretended
m Va" WSn ont sailing they would both keep the
men on a broad grin by giving ridiculous orders with
icef in your ta-ra,' sheepshank your nizen abait
there brazil up your capstanbar, or hani w your
main top gallant sprfsseii boom," down Win your
Sky serapsrss etc etc. all rosFed out with perfect
gravity and esrncstness.
one SUNNI morning We c ws AZ pa ." With the
Dickens children The son OF The gFcsl actor WAS de-
fsnns %c fort n q p SS Ssa great author AS
young Charley advanced, the little Maeready , threw
himself into an si Inc p1 ss weapon
Dickens broke into hessty lslish, and pointing to
BETH Lay ON Maedaf and dashed DO he who first
cries hold enOass a you Mise ever csd chat knows
his own father, but there's no mistake about the
suppose he naturally initiates HIS father aftor sec
No. that can't be- because Macready carefully pre-
vents his children knowing that he is an actor and they
have never entered a theatre
rs he ashamed OF his professionl'
"No. but he wisely thinks that they msunderstano
his calling altogether. 1t is because no holds such
high Wow OF his AIT that he fears Its being mis-
thinks and rightly too that there Is small merit
in being able to Interpret properly the c9nccpt9ns OF
stamps with individuality the poets aerial creations
must himself be endowed with some OF this light oy
reflection. lie icalS that Servants anu lbiio am
people NAV speak about acting in way to his children
likely impress their small minds low idea OF
profession which hs believes to he f OF dignity and
moving power, when properly acted up to. The
time IS passed when actors were ranked as vaga-
bonds. and authors as Grlbst. hacks; crngng In
servile submission 10 trucuent publishers, dangling
in search OF dinner In the ante,
room OF some addle-headcd nobleman. . III
books enlghten the understanding, so, llke-
wise, the stage has its purpose. next TO the pulpit to
elevate and refine by placing moro palpaoly and
forcibly before the grandeur of human pass IONS
Shade Of Shabespear - he cried with ringing laugh
10, u0fsffn If-
tal1
. $4,000. .rAar, La ING dl.c,,sslnc with q cnnile-
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Enstruciion.
For Both sexe5-city.

rE,HF BEFLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGD AGES
o. yyesf 2slat Corgcrs2t l1l knowledge IN sor'os
anne erns SO. souL lUr circular o. sumner SCHOOLS
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did not again meet Dickens for many years, owing
to my residing near southampton ana also 10 the cOO
moss that had arisen between him and my connections
Who always remained friendly with his wife. once
| saw him at ST. James's Theatre, where some anna
one or some guild. forget which George Cruikshsnk
acted Bornbasesn ana several celebrities took parts
Tia btray and tho way was blocked 10y huge noun
tain of a man with back like an ms VI uh'dOc vail
OF flesh heard Dickens whisper to Tina Aefay with
Can you explain whereabouts is situated the small
"a lie turned his head caught my eye, and throw
comic twinklnE glance and smile, as he worked his
way past the " man mountain
Tho last time saw him was at rc@iing he gave,
in sout han pt0n, of tie Chris ma Ca OIL 1T was
yoce and countcnance altered ia accordance with
changed-his lined BIS deep burrows, han grzLed
ami hnnel, his expression saiG% air. I'll a.
q war horse, the whole aspect spoke oil power s1hs
biny and eager restless $. but overcast With a
siesdness Of eye was gone. lie seemed to have with
cred and dwndled into smaller man. anu ms iUIhcT
aashy' style of dress had faded mo shaoniness
The thickness OF u,terarce was campletely cor 'uru
by his long course OF read ng acting and S. ga ing his
lama ION free from all hurry and ina sci ness
seeming to enjoy the fuu and s;n'pa h1e VIII tho
siisnce absorbed in the recital, his sonorou. en-
nbatic tones alternately ringing with power or thrill
att aro Oh" ''-N'
touch of his hand and kindly worI, WORT, ana eoo,r
lngerod IN the entrance OF tho assem,iy ROOM
but discovered that he had left BY means Of "now
from him few lines IN support Of an application ior
a pension which being addrcsscd To eminent
statesman IN behalf OF the agcd widow Of well Known
10 write line. telling me was a5surdly misin-
formed" about his influence with the Premier In ques-
AL his family away when he seized with
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