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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-28
AMERICAN ARTISTS ABROAD.
7prrp PAINTINGS AIT THE PARIS SALON.

THEIR PAINTINGS AT THE PARIS SALON.
,ror,,r CORRESPONDENT OF TIFF rrtsuSr'
PKoN In" Paris May IL.
Tho American school is this year strong at inc
coIor Altbouch IFS methods in training are
.h,sAr French IL has distinct character Oh i.s
ovr ANYTHING more pleasing more 'ru'iiiu'
more National and more replete WIN n".u.o
craces cannot imagine than Mr.. knights App''
an passant--two French peasant women Vn
rivers bank in bosky vale, Gazing 10 SonAoDoy
an the other side He may be in boat IN wnich
- ~ -, 20 cross The tone is low, but fresh,
.na tho mink fingers of Aurora just delicateiy
Elm 40 things to brighten up the grays. Mr. weeks
oort;nues the great spectacular painter Oh inoia.
Tho Imnressionists rail at his elaboration But
that does not matter. Every painting OF his
hr;nos some Indian spectacle before the eyes
DC. as tho pageant fell on the artists own retna.
Ana what colorist he is And how well he
composesi This year he sends the ka)ah Oh
Jodbpores as he might appear settng
ont on a tour, perched upon an
elenhant and with elephant-cavaliers and 1oot
men in attendance.
Miss Sadie Blackstone's " Cow IL. a Meadow Is
a COW in profile, pie bald, walking along HILLSIDE
pasture in the valley Of Chevreuse one CANNOT
help SAYING What q frst-rate COW! MISS Ii~a-
beth Strong's Orphans" to wit litter oil pups
railing for the dam in vain, Is nJtle hldSOciPieN0
Mr.. Bridgman and Mr.. Stewart keep IN tnac
stratum of American humanity, the so-caIeo
society" class. There is a woman in one OF ME-
Bridgman's pictures with regular features elegant
raiment a lilac dress in the best style. and an ar
Of surface refinement and yet she is fearfuy vul-
car. because the mean scheme of life is stamped
upon her whole being not less Objectionable
person is a slender, neatfeatured Vicomtesse-an
American belle, clearly, who has married some
wretched being calling himself nobeman-
dressed in white She has rather gracility than
grace, and is wholly devoid of that beauteous
thing graciousness. She is elegant from dress
makers point of view, but from Psychologist
or a psychologists, poor, meagre, self-seelune
creature This is not the fault of the artist, but
of the model. / must add that there is great
charm in Mr.. Stewards manner and that he OBJ
serves closely and as craftsman is first among the
first. Mr.. Bogg keeps in muddy sea waters and
shipping His I" Har6eur" is greatly admired
Mr. Harrison and Mr.. Davis go on from excellence
excellence. Nobody has more sensitive eye fol
seascape than the former: and none does European
moorland better than the latter. Mr.. Pearce anc
NJ Storey are among the leading animalists. Mr.
Storey Is an unconscious mtatOr of Bastien LIE
page. His peasants and sheep are admirable.
e. G.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-28

Flour AND MEAL-FLoUR-F Tor ha holiday
200 KS: %sS;sne So'sh without 1sF
iHISdnT oe SS ty 6sS:s 50 fST
e. ScdsS ESQ 5Gs saperne AZ g 56sss p latter o az
Ss Winter 800 w Sss Extra at sss5 and Fancy
SSs MnRs'0 >, Extra r. i e. ssd
3 sSsss 1 s. Pas i ~ 5osss G S7
~ ad EA'i low q E S5s' Sis @ncr
faaS i fsns s. Gss g aey
SAG sS 'nS i''. s s'Gsy 'ss
MSsgrs Gse4 1 sag Pa,n s4q Tanc ~ rs
and in some cases IS s5ss5 So Market closed steady
S Ssss ssss 90 nsuans Sc
1894 - Good Eye E'Pfy II 3 sad ana u
6Hs Sgpsan0 a f. s5Ss Is a aS5t Ssp &C 81 @
SS s. sssD r,,l,s a ana some,
s 5'{ %s sss ~ DI5ss
s H.. SS 1spS IS,
Spot lots also gsaksned showing declines q Lag
s sa saJ asivi Fsa
e e. 's' Fg q i Ms q s.
June "a 3G95 19e closing At 95c d 30 July 9SS
closing DO Ssgs%ssr s1d sSS i e 6 at
do May isSo q o. closing at q o. Avn E SI v
@% S say ye pss1 az he wc. and Ia
Rs here S ses sif GG 9s Ss
rsSSo only ss Gs oSnS o & M
less dGE saf $40 900 bSRfs a. 51ine
e. No 2 q 1900 81 elevator GS 400 delivered
No. May, ca 3sa65 closing at ga 81 do June 81 IL
g s oiO do Auev U q IS closing at 81 IS do
September 90 12gO2 rs, closing at 90 7s do october,
@ and p6ns d s 9fNiassi 9S' With day. 1soas
1e5 600 bushels s s ST ns Sa 80 !9 9sh do
White, 40 1:2ai4 No 2 3saS9; do White, 44a4S; No.
No. May; closing nominal az - u DO June SS ~
s0sg August q closing 81 at DO septembe
3a -. closing at 81 "a No White closing az a Ia
FEFpnpul and nEchanged "" ~ ''' 1'''
Hay AND sTRAW-The feeling IS steady bu. the de,
Td%ssSy no ssgSce no
S9S75 sTIAW-LOns Rye 81 o5Ssi 10; rye
ties 70 meet actual reqareneSts but slow disposition
70 discount future wants: Quotations; New-Y ,o
Zee DO Common ssioc State cd. 4SGc PaciaC Coast
crop 1881 eoIamen to choice sal2: d. lsSe common
MOLhssES-The demand was light but the quotations
were maintained on tbs basis Of zoe for 90 test boiling
METALs-TIN-stead .coPPER-,-DuL Sales,
| 60, 900 u January at 16.oSc LEAD-F1rm. Spell
NAvHL sToREs-sprts turpentine were well held at
4 Strained, 81 20; good do 81 25
oILS-In cot.on.eed, sales Of 125 bbls were made
efwse she market exceedingly dull Quotations: Cot
%R e C s2 su% eob yeor coch S Gag &
God dGme'c sSc foreign $500 tnseed raw Soc
extra bleached soc sperm crude, 6sa7Oc natural win.
ter esa7oc bleached winter 73a75c bleacIed spring
aic beached winter 43c; extra SieaSSed. z5c
| OCEAN FREIGHTS-The entire market was dull, 9th
ga00 were taken g1. on private and GLASGOW steam
$1,000 bush grain private terms The rates for BETH
room to the principal United Kingdom ports are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-28
vxrFST SHORE RAILROAD.

,,s leave west 42dst station as follows and 20 Minis
utes earlier frYm 1907 OF Sa{sc mors " 90 "a liz m
e. LG@is' ~ Ruoio Rochester Suspension Bridge Nj.
araIs Fails ,i5 % IS a. m, IS :Oo g rs
Utica. 3:i5, 20 55, OH $50 a; M 70 90 3 is n;
80 So tajIl 80 o. 90 g 90 e * 3D. m .a,s
y Is g 90 10 10 all 80 m, (s)4 90 10 o:l5
g rs IA T. M, and g 100 p M, Crans'ons. Cornwall
For Mcn.real and Canada East, % 90 p "a ~.
Ham a London Z: 9 90 s T. D. M A-
Elegant sleeping cars for Buffalo, Niagara Falls, De-
troit Chicago and st. Louis -, -, ~
Daily. Daily except Saturday. 4 Other trains daily
except sunday "a s. Leave Jersey CITY r. Il X sS S
Station, (aIi 80 a. M, 1913 so p. m
dations or information, apply at Offices Brookyn.SSs
Westinghouse 73o Fulton:st. Annex ONCE, foot OF fa
TON ST. Neg.Yo Clty-3G3 1856 942 Broadway, 153 IL
Bowery IL Park Place, and West Store stations foot Of
West 13d-,t foot of Jay-st., N. X. G. T. LAMBERT,
Vanderbitave. General passenger Agent
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TNTRAI RAILROAD OF JERSEY.
CFIooSTr oE EfIBfRTY sTEEET N0ETH RlvEh

CFooT OF LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RIVER
Time Table OF May 20. 1855. ,sr..s
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON, peussoo i p az
Route" at A. o IL a. m 80 20 IA = 20 ~ m
Trains leaving at a. AS, II 80. 80 ~.
10 D. m have connection for Reading lIarr.sourg
viile etc o. for Eason Bethlehem, MEN,, o..
Mauch Chunk, Reading. Harrisburg, ETC. on euHN'' "
Easton --.-. 49,. po,h,ahem Allen
80 a. m for Pennington, Lake Hopateons E ssSn
bethlehem Allentown. Mauch Chunk wIkesoa,sNs, oin
ton Reading, Harrisburg, PottsSile, Tau1Qu'' oN'
sunpury Lewisburg Williamsp0rt .u.,,own
1 r. m. for bennington, Easton, Bethlehein| A"'
Manoh Chunk, Reading, Harrisburg, ETC. u.,o,, Mauch
s;45 p m for Easton, Bethlehem, AiSsyhsHokin
80 D. m tor Pennington. Lake Hopateons' h''''-'
90 and 80 D. m for somervlle and feming~hn ,uch
B45 D. M fer Easton. bethlehem AsenSpw a. & so
Chunk Reading Harrisburg, etc. On suh'''' "
4sn5 IL rs m, l. 80 g. 80 oalo Ipn M sbury
days 90 o 90 a. m for Red Bank Ions i' fassant
PARK Ocean Grove except Sundaysl PonWEyyoop Toms
a. S:l5 a. M, 1 90, 4 80 p m. FOR Ian
River. Psrior Cars at 100 and 20 Ensry yineland
a. M 1 y. for ATLANTio VIZ
Zoo 90. s15, rs, II AS M p ;cD imtoy.
x 40 a * n m, sundays 90. 8 q m rof fc''h "''
SANDY HOOK RouIdSSovr etc.
For LONG BRANCH. OCEAN Sfpo'he WV
FROM PIER 9, IL, saabrisht and
For Atlantic Highlands Highland bess AZ 100 p m
sD 0ns Except xtsniie Mignlands $50 ,ois n
For Eberon Asbury Park. Ocean Grove ;k ana oceas
GAS D. m Sundays Except Asoufy f'A
Ear s fyseroo sY Toms River and Barnesat 80
3A5 p. m
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
il on and after May 10, 1888
GRAND TRUNK LINE


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave NewfoT,k VIA pe'Or0'sss and c0ran
Harisbsrs 'i Pitssearg the West with Pullman Palace
Cars attached, 100 a. m, 9 80 and p m daily New.
nk s se Se'ss hd gnas sssa
day Williamsburg, Lock Haven. 0 90 a. m, p m;
Gy na FE e sa ss oh SSS %
For Lebanon 90 % 20 o rs aHa az and 10 ss
only only 8 p. M Sundays, . :i5 and 70 a NJ ,u,..,
inson ESprsss Of pullman Cars daily except
daily Dining Car a. $40 s s55ly ,.A %ss q
aasssa s co. g;oS - ana 90 M .sd = II
night Sunday. :lS and a. M 80 and p m and
For Atlantic City, p. m. weekdays thr0ush Parloi
For Sigs May H., week ssn say and intermediate. .
nS Moons so s9 no and a." sunday, GAS
and go not sSH at "A A'GSey Ft philadelphia,
''s and S'q No aSas ' RaTSad aay via BsiioT
and Bay Line, 4 80 p. M week days -. $780,.
Boat; sS Of a. Te4seg city, ong speedy and direct
transfer for Brooklyn travel
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express trains leave New.York, via Desbrosses and
tortlandt Street Ferries as fqGws with n,n,, Ca
and 10. washington Limited, and II .. m, 3:2G
esS 20 and snd I'd ana 30 "a and ID sa
3. uHo :sc s, &, eso and pm, and 2i5 night
,a Aeso% Isayns SsswYork daily except Sunday
and and 4 no on Sundays e. Trenton for Can.
Ticket oce Nos 49, $40 and md "a BTSSdy ".
Court st. and Brooklyn Annex Station foot OF fntons
Brooklyn Station Jersey City Emigsans Ticket once.
ossT Se NewYork Transfer Company will call for and
check baggage fen hotels and feSidsne WOOD.
General Manager. General fassr Agent .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-28
Liverpool London. Glasgow. Bristol.

PRovISIoNS-PoRK-Expe very dull day
si4as14 50 for old s5a % for new Short Cear
sl6ass Extra Prime at slS Prime Mess s15as15 80,
Mess. IS 5oSsS Plate 81 2Sas7 co. Extrs Mess ga
81 SO; Packet e 6oas7 Is BEEF HAMs-ogIett;
Snshansgqr past Weeks rne ssHis 4 we'll GGr
tslned, although, at the e9y, trading was
fh s. loose r ehd so h bSs feds ,Ms a
ali i.ac Picked Shoulders at 1871 5se Smoked do
7.se; Smoked Hams at 1912 l.4c. MIDDLEs-
inquiry t steady priccs cry 5sa! 70 liah 71 ga
Sac; Pigs, 77-sc. LAkD1Beariihness at the West
market 3 6pSEs sd ed RsD .hossS
Sear the bottom Western SLOT quoted Sdu 75c
refined si5c Continent 9s5 South Ame1 TGS O1 $50
ties May, ss2c, closing at s15e; 500 tcs June at $40
cSI 1S eSsng ne a $50 s August es ' a. &
at 74c $50 ties september, S70c closing 7Gc $50
les October s. 7sc closing at s78c BUTTER
the market is perfectly denoraled Prices tsdy Show
marked decline. Western Creamery 17a2lc; Elain,
%2e haltaT ~. ,o-d tubs iIsa2ic western
western western Imitation cremeiy i7aiSc iOaiS Ike
CHEESE-The general movement is light. but as rule
price FOR pennsylvania Ohio fiat, sfs LOO. EGGS
THE market was well maintained throughout and the
Ice western Is 1-4Glec. Duck eggs isai9c
StJGAR-For raw sugar, prices were without change.
spd s dS1 gs for T' Fair Rcn a% oos dr s @
centrfueal ReAnedh Quotations: Cut Loaf Crushed
s Cubes I, Powdered f gss1ratsd 81 Mould a.
~ q a. Ga1 LID White extra CT - TItra CT
bbsa5 az CT 5 1-2 yellow 5led5 3s
sTEARINE-Isard quoted 10 S4dn I4c oIeomar.
'TIHIfow~Has moderate inquiry at steady prices
Prime City quoted 41ec. Sales $4,000 n. at 4c
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North River. Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-There little business aeeSmplishea r on
todsys market and values were az Is Sales
e ooS bags No at Ia S5c anoat The nlder styles
LVoo oas sales-55O bags Costa RIGA on private
Me1e Qnnt,on trading quite active, the sac reacn.
Inc ~ 7so bags while with free selling closing 2icen
tate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-28
ONTARIO AND WESTERN

IN RRAILwHY-fralns leave from ferries a. West l2d
ana JAY sts. follows:
west 42d St, 80 a Jay-st, 80 q m, for Mid
distown Fallsburg, Monaceo. Liberty, Walton Delhi.
Norwich Utica Rome, Oneida, Fulton oswego, Buifalo,
West l2d ST. no p M Jsyst 3 $50 y m'' for Mid.
W"st lod ST. :25 D. m Jay ST., 10 p m, daily for
Middletown Falsburg Liberty, Walton; Norwich Oneida,
Buffet sleepers TO Niagara FaiiA Reclining Chair Car
Pullman sespng.ear berhs reserved az 3o7 broadway.
Time tsbles uske,s Sc a. g. ls2s brcadxay
YORK j. @ ANpERSoN 9. r. A..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-28
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY rErranArn

rrvv.,o Nav 26.-cdnis-Receipts last "a horrs were
Ass head Total fer the week thus Tar 2l same time
ast week IL Consigned through 237 cars OF which
10 NewYork 20 carloads sale prices declined Al lOo
from last Monday. Native shippers 81 SO Common 10
ohoios Colorado and Nebraska 81 ooa< co. bulk 600
81 90
the week thus far 1900. For time Last week
$4,000 CONSIGNED through Is csss. OF which 10 to New.
York /; 2S cars sale; market steady Common 10
Choes sheep - eoes5 IS; Inferior nominal So IS
Hos;-Rsesipts last a. hours sl2s hsaa Total fer the
wees thus far si640 head For time lAst week
81 los head Consigned through 60 Of which IL
New York. earcads on sale market steady Light rigs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-28

CHORE LINE-An Rail Route Route. i Grand 1 csns
- Newport and the East Express mi;ed Express an;
new Txpsess train st D m, except or eepiss
press at II p m daily. Palaces ssHs
cara n 6ostnaoonp 4,
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY.
Tans leave rom saGn a Seef Gays
81 ssG EHss ec; Ss'5ogy S''S e j
midnight SD Sundays, Z 90 $50 a. M and p N
Tor Manuel Spring Valley Money ana IsSanS eess
a. m. and y. m b. go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-28
Dressmaking.

n RESsMAKER-By a nrstclass dressmaker BY tho
~ the day cut Mt drape, 10 take work home Der.
feet ut guaranteed work DO seen reference Al
dress ARTISTIC Tribune Branch once, JOG West l2d ST.
NREssMAKER, whose fitting and draping IL not ex.
~ celled wishes more customers; city or country.
Address Niles s. W. Tribune Uptown once, l,2Ss Broad
way.
UrI'HE BOOK OF OPEN AIR SPORTS octave, 500
L pages illustrated. The standard authority on
American OPEN air amusements Rules for sailing. swim
ming, ball playing shooting, horseback riding etc. etc.
In full. 81 per copy Published BY The Tribune, New
York Entertaining and universally compiimentsd By the
presA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-28

COTTON Spot prices were not changed and inc
was quite free the the Soes. yetr
days report indicate receipts Of S93 bales pa ing
Corresponding last year Since september tthc D
ginning Of the crop year, the receipts nave
sina n, ~ last wear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-28
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago May 81 (speciaD.-July wheat opened In a
hesltatIne way at 81 1S cents The weather was hne
There we're however enough buying orders at 81 cents
Tor Juv 10 hold tho market about there and TO rally IL
from so rs and even advance to 81 12 cents The
July option closed SO 5SdS6 "a cents after touching
SO S cents August about the price. De-
cember at SO Is 1t is the expectation that the
visible supply will decrease about million bushels pos
shiny GOOD deal more than that May corn was let
down from SO cents TO SIS Ia, where It closed There
happens to May squeeze In oats so that the stua
tIon in that nit appears to be almost identical with that
in the corn pit May oats opened at 81 34 cents, sold
down to s5 2 cents and closed there Provisions were
steady.
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Mem 3JubIiraticns.

. TILTING At wINDMILLS is the story Of q ouixotic,
but thoroughly interesting and conscientious Bostonlan
who endeavors develop his social theories in Blue
soil spite Of Southern anagonsms preiudices and ira.
ddons Strong natural, Characteristic pure and practi-
CAL depicts life and society in the Border
realistic and yet charming hold the
ton of the reader to the end. The author is a Ken
lucky lady promise, who appreciates strength
and weakness alike Of kentucky manners and Boston
methods The book should be read by every American
North and South.
4 D. LoTHROP COMPANY, Publishers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-28
Railroads..

CAPE CHARLES ROUTE 6Uy
OLD POINT COMFORT,
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH
AND THE SOUTH.
NEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA & NORFOLK Il r.
Train leaves foot Of COrtlandt and bes95osses ss
~ INV Ticket ONCE OF the Pennsylvania Railroad Co.
n W. DUNE, Supt r. B. COOKE g. 7. y. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-28

SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE.
WILMINGTON, Nav 26.-TuTpentine steady at $50.
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Ceasbsrs.


a EXPERIENCED lady teacher VIII give lessons 2
cnanqe for board Will object to travel A1ufess
CRITTENDEN. 81 Hicksst, Brooklyn References
exchanged
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6' MRS E oS 81 I e Union Square
a. Frs registered for 20 cents for Ames
san gsh S% h Brlta for? & Ss a2HR
CoyERNEsS.-An experienced lady teacher Ia music
modern languages and in % IN be Country from
One 10 October Address L. j. b. Brooklyn p O.
DRIvATE LESSONS in stenography tPtmaa's I'm I'm
i proved given at my residence ~ CLINTON Rlce' S'
terms so cents per lesson day ana evening Mi'o'
HENRI L. STUART ----------
tTFACHER WANTED FOR sEPTEMBER For com.
i mercial department in academy near New1ofk must
he a good dscipnaran and have had experience; able
TO teach penmanshp commercial arithmetic b3okkeepng
business SSTds r rriSune Once .'"
rUFACHER or SCIENCES. in Normal School. Yale or
L Harvard graduate with Johns Hopkins subsequently,,
81 600. W. D. KERR, Union Teachers Agency 10 As
w ANTED.-Gentemen combining the following
uan-FngIsh and MISUNDERSTANDING mathematics, sci
snces MIRIAM COYRfERE, 81 East 17th-st, be-
tween 4th-ave and broadway.
WANTED TEACHER-Natye Frenchman FOR
from October Salary 5000 first year. Required good
references full particulars about age native place former
position, &c. Application must be written in French
York.
xx7OMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU flor
w both supplies professors teachers govenesses
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STEAMBOATS,

sJIfUNlUUulo
TROY BOATS-Steamers SARATOGA
N and CITY OF TROY lighted BY electric lights leave
dav. Gp H. Sunday steamer touches at Albany
ALBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE.
n steamer, Drew and Dean Eic.mosd Leave Pier A.
sateroors warmed Freight received until the hour OF do
parture. -------
BOSTON. PROVIDENCE and EAST.
- Via SToNINGTON LINE
. ss S NJ hfs ol0'- above
BOSTON via FALL RIVER LINE.-Only SO
Pa nsTS R m d Rf SUNDAY. included
s' BY an RS3 EST 5Io' oN
sas aod a. es on S g
ATfsKI E FTSpS A AI2F G9XfAcK ITs.
SxTg ,Ss y connecting with Boston and
CATSKILL EVENING LINE.
and aaf M IL
All from foot OiJsy.st. ~ r. at6pm
HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
NE HsIiY IS, amp s ALdsAET-
Leave Brooklyn Fqltoa;st; o$ AnHez' s:cS a; H.
sy:EESFs $ss';sa F' $s;, ,
y,
keepsie Rhincbeck. Catskil and Hudson.
Returning, leave Albany 80 o. m
A fine BAND attached 10 each boat
MARY POWELL FOR CRANSTONS! WEST
w Point Cornwall Newburg, New Hamburg. Milton,
Poughkeepse Hyde Park Rondout and + ingssn Every
weekday Vestry-st 10 and West 22d-st 80 ID.
excepting Saturdays when she leaves one hour earlier
NORWICH LINE.-Favorite Inside Route
~ Fares reduced TO Boston, ss worcester 81 80; Nor
wich q S5 NewLondOn 81 90 GSrrresPTndng redac
TER. Jerry 81 BOSTON and oITY, OF LAWRENCE
PONDOUT and KINGSTON, landing at
~ cranstOns West Point. Cornwall, Newburg. Mari
Ulster and Delaware Stony GiOye and Catsih Mo9ntaln
w BALDWIN leave every week day at D. m. pier foot
OF Barrisonst, N T.. except Saturday. when City Of
Kingston leaves at y. m.
ITO NEW-HAVEN, 75c.
Il EXCURSION good DAYS, 81 %,
Steamers G. H. NORTHAM and CONTINENTAL leave
Peck slip. Pier 20 f. r, 2 D. m and II p M Sundays
excepted, connecting at New Haven with special trains
for MERIDEN. HARTFORD, SPRINGFIELD, HOLY.
OKE &c Through tlckets sold and baggage checked AZ
944 Broadway. New York and CouItst. Brooklyn
--------------------- ----------
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ITO NEW-HAVEN, 75c.
Il EXCURSION good days. 81 %.
Steamers c. II. NoRTHAM and CONTINENTAL leay,
Peck slip Pier 90 E. r., y. m. and ii p. M SUNDAY
excepted connecting az New Haven With special train
OKE &c. Through tlckets sold and baggage checked
oll broadway, New York. and Couftst. BROOKLYN
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1888-08-09
Vitality of Bermuda Grass Seed.

The July Bulletin of the Experiment.
al Station OF this State contains the fol-
lowing:
In the May Bulletin the result Of a
test of the vitality Of a sample OF this
seed was given, in which, at tempera-
ture of 70 degrees, none could be made
to germinate, although remaining in the
apparatus for month.
Since then the tests have been con-
tinued, but at higher temperature, viz,
so to SIS degrees, or still lower than that
to which the seed would be exposed in
the soil. The result has been that IS
per cent. OF good seed have germinated,
43 per cent. of the germs appearing on
the third and fourth days, S per cent. on
the fifth day, and the remaining IA per
cent. during tie following thirteen days.
The sample as purchased contained
1913 per cent OF impurities, such as
trash and foreign seed. The per cent.
value of the sample is therefore 54.6.
Still further tests to be made at high
er temperatures may show higher ger
minating value.
The different results obtained at differ
ent temperatures furnish valuable guild
ance to the farmer III sowing seed OF this
grass. The plant is native of warm
climates, and only perfects its seeds in
low latitndes, and these require for
termination sufficient warmth Of soil.
Our results seem to show that paintings
should be made not later in the fall than
the middle Of October, nor earlier in the
spring than April 10th.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1888-08-09
SAM JONES OF GEORGIA.
He Talks in His Peculiar Way About Poll
Tics and Religion.

Rev. Sam Jones stopped over night at
the Sherman House. He is on his way
to Madison, Wis, to lecture. 81 think
the importance of my work is increas-
ing," said he, 81 have thousand or two
Thousand applications for me ahead. The
earnestness OF the people who listen to
me is shown by their number and the
results that come. AS for prohibition
in the South, the number Of voters isn't
a fair criterion OF the temperance senti-
ment. The largest vote will probably
be in Georgia, 10000 or more. l hope
the Republican party will be defeated be-
cause then it will break to pieces and a
prohibition party will be formed. The
new party ought to take up other ques-
tions, also the Sunday question, for in
instance. 1t has come to such pass
that We won't have any Sunday in this
country in eight or ten years. believe
in the grand Jeffersonian principles Of
the Democratic party, but | can't 80 the
whole hog. l don't think a man can be
a Christian and be Democrat. If he is
good Christian he will be mighty
weakened Democrat, and if he is a
good Democrat there won't be much
spine to his Christianity" Mr.. Jones
had not made up his mind as to whom
be would vote for.