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FOR PHILADELPHIA
7 EHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD,

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cortlandt and
DesbTosses SITS. as follows. -,
so a. n for CatasauQua aud intermediate points:
III. for Geneva. Lyons, LlmiFa itochestel, Dunaio
and the West and principal local points Chsif car 70
Elm!Ia --,-..
ii a. N. for Cherry Ford and intermediate points - ,
o. H. for TunkhannOck and intermediate points. CHAIR
TO Tunkhannock Connection TO Reading am Harris
burg -,..,.., ,.,ou.o,,., q,
$40 D. M for Pittston and principal intermediate
points. Chair ear l.. and b. Junction. ,.
10 D. m. FOR Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
Connection To Reading and Harrisburg. Char car TO
Mauch Chunk. u-.,..... p.sot.
D. m. foF Geneva. Lyons Eimira Rochester, Buffalo
and the West Pullman sleeper to Lyons; -
Trains leaving at m, ! p in a1d .; 80 r IN; con
for all points Mahanoy ava a|letoh coai IeRiohS
SUNDAY TRAINS
a. m for Mauch Chunk, HaIleton ana lhtefheda'e
points --,.... ~.
45 p H. FOR Copsy and ntermetisste points puc.,o
D. n. for Geneva. Lyons. ElElIa hochestcr' bundIo
and The Wet Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons
General Eastern OG!ce 225 broadway
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT TIE EXCHANGE

New.York Saturday Nov. "a. 1888;
change ana Auction Room today
amount realized IRON nSss auction s%s 1ns sass
Room for the week ending with saturday, November
LIST OF AUCTIONS
the week ending with saturday December S J. f The
owns 0s us ason are Room announced to be held at '
TO-DAY CMoNDAY) NOV. "a
BY L. J. l. Phillips
foreclosure sale, D. X. sehystcr referee itos SSx
West est i Issi $ 20 Il Of sSS-sve ~
BY smyth RYAN
Foreclosure sale James Martin. referee lot 20 *
io2s and tsoy sbS NO s ss t@Si Mrsy eeec
s,sts. $ sss IT e Of 1Othsve.
BROOKLYN PROPERTY
BY Richard V. Harnett Co
Public auction lots and ssory eas Nos a lso and
s. Nes 10 ana ei s q ana i'' al" ''
TUESDAY. NOV 81.
by A.. H. Muller & Son.
Foreclosure sale Srsyeill referee lot TX 2sNioo
aSe similar sac z %. Nd. lec,e lot II 1sS Ms5
Endsve public auction. lot 2ox9S9 and 4stoEy dwell
Ing, No lie West 4ist-s,, Of Broadway
By Richard V. Harnett { Co
s L oa Tasf
19as ed saslnps lanfS
re, So wei, o S . 'af nne
s$lss ~ sane sS HAwsrd paSn. referee, lot aO17S'
'' By H. c. Mapes & Co.
Public auction lots o5x12e each, oh-s, rqnpins
10 lothst. zo5 II Of Ave y, Unionport ; o IotS
25xlOOs 1st-St los II OF Ave A lots, 2oNlVo,
on Ave D. Of 12thst
WEDNESDAY, NOV. %
BY A. II. Muller Son
Partition sale lot. 171x9S.9 and 4story house. NO
e55 West 35th-st, 5, 1912 II e OF eth-aNe
FRIDAY, nov 80
BY A. III. Muller Son.
sale Peter oney referee 1 10y.
and estory 6uldIpss Nos ZOOS ana %o'o ""A''
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS-N \. CiIf
washington ave W 21c5 # OF Quarry Road
yOxl So Annie Natthies 10 Adam Weinenp,@oeh Soooo
1919 Hoey and wife TO I GIeeson and another 5000
ostb.st "a s. $50 OF 6th- ave- 2ox9e D. Daniel ,,o
,e,,s E9lniaT No / o5e James Dreen and
,ls,h'st SIS "a II Of Edgecombave. 1sx9911,
s7,sst n $ COO II W Of IOIh-ave 1oox9ss. Abra-
ham 3 Dupuy Martin l. Rckerson fVVVo
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
,.,r n prn,,nr and wife TO Catharine Delaney S OF
arthur-aye OF Pe.hanl-st, years. - 800 $1,000,
a. John Burns and wife 20 Thomas Cook, OF Hath
ST w OF 1st-ave. J year. $500 -, -, W..
" Franklin Duffy 70 Thomas Aspel, OF Berflan'
ave lot l. years, $500. ., :. =.
rmothy Gleason and wife to John Busslng. ir. OF
lssdst Of Courtlandtsye years 81 500 An vas,
sIs Iohn q Mester ana wife 10 the Bowery Savings
Bank $ Of 1oth-st, Of Ave,A, year ST. 800 r.o.s
,.S ~ loa.st Hotel Lafayette lease $4,000
Martin l. Rickerson and wife 70 III Il Turner. S OF
g7thst. W Of 1stave, year, 81 oCO ,oo.x -.
William S Rankin to NJ A Vosbureh: OF 1Ooth-st'
Tbe Dominican Convent OF Our Lady OF the Rosary to
,bs Fmigrant Savings Bank, OF cd ST. OF
cd-sve, year, s3l, 600
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW,-yER!Is,EY,

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF .NEW-yERSEl,
- FOOT or LIBERTY STREET, HORTH RIVER
Time Table Of November le loeo. ,,.,
100 a. III. for EastOn. Bethlehem, Allentown, Mauch
Chunk. Reading. Harrisburg ec .,.. ~,
200 a \. f2r tleminston Laston' bethlehem' Amen
80 a. n. lor Pennington. Lake Hopatcone, EastOn,
Bethlehem Allentown Mauch Chunk, WiiEesbarre'
scranton. Readng HarrisnuTg Pg.;syle Tamaqua
y. III. Tor Pennington. Ea-tOn, bethlehem. Allentown,
Nauch Chunk Reading Harrisburg, etc.
chGnt' Wiikes6arrc' scranton, ramaqua, shaPokn.
80 ,. Ia for Pennington, Lax iotaieong Eas!on.
GO and 80 p ~ iof somerylle AMI fieming,9n; .,
IS ~; for Easton, BelhllheHt Allentown Mauch
Chunk. Reading, Harrisburg etc On Sundays at . 80
= 8 a. NJ Sundays, for Easton.
days 4, for Red Bank Long branch (Asbury Park.
Ocean Grove. except sunday, Point Pleasant
WOOD Manchester. Toms River Barnegat' etc. Parlos
80 a. anu NJ. D. n fsr ATLANTIC CITY vneland
800 6. s15 10 30. II Is a. H.. I, 4 80. 30.
$40 Il :f5 except saturday, p. n sundays T. a. m,
''' :" ''+ SANDY HOOK ROUTE
FROM PIER :, n. H.
For Atlantic Iiganis II gAIa9d Dearh seabTrght
and BarneGat ot AS p m.
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA
BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
via Central r. r. Of New-Jersey and Philadelphia and
Helding Il. r. Leave foot I1beity:a5, n r.. az A. ~
Trains leaving at /. : as. II a. 80. A. 80 80
Il D. have couLecton for Reading Harrisburg Potts
Tickets and Paror Car be procured at H. 40
GA lilo 1928 Broadway 737 G'have 204 West l25ih;
-. 1872 East 12jth-st., NewYor&; 4 Court-st. $50
X Fr s9haas Sc5Msy viii call for and check
baggage from hotel residence
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Drp Goods
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. 800

/ on ANA after NoyEMBE Goth 1885
AND UNITE1 STATES 4AIL ROUTE.
Harrisburg Pitts1ufg and West, with Pullman Palace
Sa n ' da9 Ne%York and Chicago limited Of Far
ior Dining snoNing and sleeping Nestba'ei Cars at
wasP9rt Log * Haven :oo G, m Cory
Vie and The Oh Regions.
For For Sq noe mi & @ Saa sad F Radnc
l1;;9o a. I a. co. 100 and 90 p M Sundays
BaliHoi S~ Washington and South Limited wash,
sS SaP asy 10 S S2 na R,s d non Axe 10
.assa 20 g. 80 '%a 90 no. "a e
FoE AdSnls ci{ and ,5spg Nay, 100 week DAYS,
aoni SH an5 a9v S and A" 6S sSad 10 y 100
For sr9 ka ft fa r S 90 a NJ aay ve
Roam and y ay h hIos 80 Amen TS day. WITH a.. on,
train, At JeTsey cry arG,rdins speedy and direct
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express trains leave NewYor Via Dcsbrosscs and cort
g fSas9 L laa with DHge 81 Gar ana
S2o 49,, . C;,o1 's9 and md, P m aal y i5
ana m susasy' EypIe,s rs @ Limited,
Trains leaving New. York daily. except Sunday at g
snf y 10 s%.aa Il AZ s%$ en-
c Asor 1Ioa:c and 700, esbo.ss cdrsa s
BroeF5n ana sSoa jersey ely hn Mgr Tesst
III" NeS.YeTk TTansier will call for and
baggage from not,II and residences u ,yoo,
GIGS Gene aaaaser General + fn. yP1 4g:ut
NEW -YORk CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ GREAT fo5tfEsif'k.xck fiYetSk LINE
oI On ;5,,, fES4& ss5 ,55 .n.r.
roJs car, ' %5asy A5
Va D. n T. r.; also East Albany to St. AiOan'' VIA
1 sgFAM1FEfATEP yEs II
composed exclusively OF buffet smok ne ear dning.car
s 5sSs.s and b isfpnS & % HR Hfa syis
and Toledo arriving at Chicago at 80 m, 81 Louis
q 10 80 a. m, G1leago Expires, FOR Niagara Falls To
Cnlcago dia~ns-room care u Clnanasua All koel's
III 80 a. M Western New; York AMI northern Express
for sara.oaa Lake GEORGE. Rat and bennington North
80 !. M. Albany Troy ana tuea Special, with
Asc@aTods,i s,s 70 Albany ard TOY Con,
&c D. N, Fast Chicago, Cincinnati and ST, LouI' Ex
P Tcsss f., sna S Sssssna
g p Montreal and oansnd.lsua Express
g. @sa i s eseso, va s s and sae
ami COMMUNICATE daily except sunday snAdA' uan
. p H.. special Mall Limited arrives At Rochester
~ bnaSF a Ss Ys6 nxp sS fo nShe.er Bar
To- NaSarp sails Toronto Cleveland cnclrnsu IN.
dlanapo!s So Louis. Detroit snt Chicago rh ,lSepla;
cara sleeping-caFs WsteTown Via Uuca daily eN
eept So tnTday. also to Cansndaisua on snntays ony
sleeTnE GAS Albany Connects az Albany MIN train
Tor tie West
Tickets AMI space drawing room anf Sleeping
sale al Ufani Central station la s5 aat 9i2 Broadway
IL PARK place ! Battery place. N West l.5h.st, and
l8sthsL station New York 1893 Washington AMI $50
fulton sts.. Brooklyn AMI I'd 4th.s., Williamsburg.
wes,cgts tApiess es1' Tor aud checks bageaee from
hotels residences
Run dLy others daily except Suntgy ;S'0p Al,
lBsths Station a. take passengers Tor North aa1 West
L.. J. RICHARDS Asst General Passenger Agent
J. VI. ICICIN, General superintendent
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n EW- YORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ NAILWAY.-Trains leave from ferries at West AZ
aud Jay sts as follows:
West l2ds:.. 80 a. Jay.st, 81 .. m for MID
dletown tslsbuig. Monticello Liberty. Walton Delhi
Norwich Utica, Rome. cGeda. Fulton oswego, Buffalo
West 49,, 90 D. m. Jay.st . 40 FOR Wal
XIII Valley stations Lakes MOhonk. Minnewaska. Middle
town Bloomin gbuig, Eilenvile NJ Dale Monticello
Fallsburg, Liberty. White Lake. Rockland 80, .,
West z2ist. :25 y. NJ. Jayst, 10 p m; daiIy iof
Middietown Fallsburg, Liberty. walton Norwich OhedA
Oswego Su'an-on Bridge. Detroit Chicago, ST Louis
Buffet sle,rers Niagara Falls. Reclining Chair Car
free Su-pensiUn Bridge - o.- o,, o,o p.o,.
Time tables tickets, &c. at e07. 3Ol 945 iS25 btoa1
way 737 Gthaye. 10. Els: l25tsL 26i west l2oth st.
Ne"40'A J. c. ANDERSON. C. z. A.
le Exchange Place. NewYors
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RAILROADS..
A LWAYS ON TINE.

o-'N nv Pd n.-D 1osToN. -'A---'OND
TM EoH HTb p ru \ sHyhs' BEST
rams leave Grand Central Depot ~ neon Day Express
. p M New England Limited VIA Air Iine arrives
IL 80 p m Night Express cis HARTFORD, arrives in
b.. Elegant paiOr cars coaches and dining day
Daily Including Sundays other trains week days only.
Tickets and beIhs al Offices. Grand Central Depot aud
n ORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Trains leave cgsmeer-st station days Tor
:a Is e.
Sturdy .pssiat ass n:ss aAaausnal trains to
Fo' N f% Spring VALLEY ~" money and
n RE RAILWAY.-Ticket Offices, 4OI. 3l7.
m snt oS PIOaSsay iSs IL e, nows Isl we;sss
sSs tgoa 1 s'rSs ESy
WI corner Newark and Huisoa HSboEeS
sssns Sy ae S a s aaa '5 aSi
esfs o, ihaS time s'g Shown ti Ss
y Day ES eHs Su 10 9 93%1s sss
Su aHa and ipEaS coaches HOrncse
SssS s S"hS SsI e9gss ''''.
1' d'e Quiet s ssi sasass is u
isO NagaTa fs,s Cleveland Cincinnati and
s'y Ssssa g1p' naF Fn sunf ,ssDs
A'i1s5''i' 6 ss.'is ssS + S$
S so % 70 Es GrG 80 49, J. nisn 70
floss 80 oI2S S 1880 p "a Sundays AS 80
f'js';Ss| 81 issS z ii go sSo
al p .Hs, ne'a
10 II 80 a. m. 3 3 40 90 80. 90 30. 20
go 10 m IL night Sundays. a. H. 30
EIdse%cSa and sunTern-4 AS, 800, 30 10 30 m
!. 3 I. 80. 3 80 10 40 80. O. 10 80 D. m rn
10 night hlso 10 Ridgewood 80 q. m 3 90 m
70 surern: 9 80 m sTndays 4A5. 30 10 80
Newbufg and Cornwalf-7 80. 0 a. m. :; g. 80 49, o.
waln sS p E s SnndaI:4 10 40 30 m
Goshen2 AS so O. 10 80 m: l. 80. 4 80. 8 30
- 80. p m, sunday a. 8 80 & NJ 90 pm
40 ! 80. 8, 80. y. N Sundays. AS $50
n: o. , oi2 from the Yves. arrive AewlorA a.
EOS ii 80 g. n, and 10 20 p ,,,r,
w J. MURPHY. L. r fhhMEtS
CANT suut General Passenger Agent
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.

BOARD OF EDUCATION,
BROOKLYN, November %. rSss.
- EALFD PROPOSALS will be received at
= e once Of the SECRETARY Of h' Board OF Eduesoa
lsl LiVlngst0ns, until Tuestly. December 9Th i-s,,
az 4 D. ~, for supplying for year from January
l. 1889 the Public schools with stationery. neu fng
paper peas pencils prnio'fefs INK, lnkstaa1S envs-
ioles cTayons. muc.iogc. bloifcrs funbess etc.
Specifications be hai he orce q the secretary.
JOHN GRIFfIS NJ. ID.
Chairman Committee Libraries
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Dipibcu> Nollrss.

TORT WORTH AND DENVER CITY RAIL-
L WAY COMPANY. 40 ! Btoiiway New. Yorx City.
Coupon No. a. o r MsFs . honis Of this COM
lany. falling due December l. inoa viii be pail aud
ttir that date piesonta lon tho ofcr Of the Aer
camille Trust ConpsAy. n. 10 B.ol1uay, Nee YORK
J. T. GGANGEI. Treasurer
CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD COMPANY.
Chicago ~. November .. isss
" OIICE.-A quarterly dividend Of Two Dot
~ lars per h,s this DAY been declared % the
i.rrei ant common VI ni, company psysDe
fs. DAY % D.ycmDer next q csbod 81 record a.
close 81 business huurs on the i5th Instant.
TIE diyiieni sbates registered IN Rev iors
nc paid The Office Of TIE COR ,any's agcats Ne 10.
JOHN PATTON Z co. - Niuar.-sf.. NeH-Nork 1T
The diVitnI dhJfts sirrfi lh Chicago wei d. % 4
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NEW-HANEN.- steamers leave feck-slip
y U'cr % T. H. az D. n aud II p m, Sundays ex
ccptea Steamers arrive In tno ior e1y trains hofh anu
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Proposals.
hoUEDUCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
ROOM 200, STEWART BUILDING so. 80 BROAD
WAY. NEw,Yokk November 20 Iess

ROOM 100, hTEW AKI IIILDINU, M. 20 BNDAU
WAY. NEW YORK. November 20 Iess.
TO CONTRACTORS.
dds OR PROPOSALS for furnishing all ma
- criss and aoiug al WORK necessary 70 construct the
gate house Cc1trs Park Reservoir laying the feun.
datlons supersructure sasfructure, constructing
appurtcaances and laying all other WORK
complete ~ % the Aqu"duet.
WIN be received % This office until Friday December ~
leS- ot o'clock at which place aud hour they
VIII be publicly opened by he Aqu"iuet Commissioners
and the award Of the contract or doing said wor~ ~iA
be- male by sall Commissioners so0n thereafter %
possible.
o. said approved contract and the specih-
therefor aud bids proposals and proper en-
velopes their enclosure ant forms u bonds and
the plans -at and al other information can 10
obtaBo above once OF he AQusdac
application % the seer. ar.
By order ~ me Aqusiact Commissioners
JOHN {. hHEfUAN. JAMES C. DUANE.
President
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Steamboats,.

4 LBANY BOATS PEOPLES LINE
~ steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND ieav.
Per Al, North KyeF foot o. Canal-s, 0. o T. NJ daIv
Sundays excepted Freight received un,I hour ..
departure
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GotflS.
THE LANGMAM,

5TH-AVE AN ID 52D-Sr
DESIRABLE SUITE OF ROOMS FOR BALANCE
OF SEASON. NEXCEPTIONABLE CUISINE AND
IT, c. SHANNON, MANAGER
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DaneinJ Academies.

DaneinJ Aed0cmies.
A LIEN DODWORTH. NO Gs1 FIFTH AVENUE
"A Classes and private lessons open.
Glasses for gentlemen will commenc, Dec. 3
Tor terms &c, send 2-cent stamp Tor circular.
4 TTXANDER MACGREGORS. los WEST 18th ST.
"A Glasses and private instruction daily.
Gentlenens class waltz only begins saturday even
ing. Dec !. Hall TO let for private entertainments
l. ERNANDO's ACADEMY. 1G2 East 55th.st Bank
Il Buildng) A school for Dancing, Department and
Caisthenie ExerciseA Glasses now forming. send for
circular.
n GORGE w. wALLACE'S CLASSES
VI 90 West 59th-s.. and HARLEM. l29th-st. and 4th-
See circulars
Nj r. WM. b. DeGARMO Fast 45th-s has resumed
lYllnsiruction FASHIONABLE DANCING. Write
call for circular.
on 9TH AVE. fCARTIERS.)-Waltz taught rapidly !;
on private lcs all moderate.
Grand holiday reception Thanksgiving afternoon and
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WHITE STAR LINE.
w FOR oUEENsTowN AND L1vERP0oL
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES Nall. ST. >MERS.
q LiIC capt Dawson Weancsaay, Nov. 2s. noon
GERMANIA, Capt Irving. Wed. Dec 3. 8 80 a. H.
sATRiAIIcl Capt Cameron Wed Dec ~ J p m
FROM White Star Dock. foot Of West f0ths.
Saloon s5O. $50. $50 aud 800 Storage, from 10
the old Country 500 a limited number OF second cabin
passengers carried these steamers outward $50 and
s35 prepaid s35 excursion SOS COnpany's Once. No.
IN BfoadwaY. New. York J. BRUCE IsMAY. Agent
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BOSTON, PROVIDENCE AND EAST.
Il Via
A SO TO BOSTON -
"A. FOR FIRST GtAss LIMITED TICKETS

4 TROY BOATS.-Lighted throughout by
~ electric lighta connect Win trains OF DELAWARE
AND HUDSON and FITCHBURG Railways Steamer
SARATOGA u CITY OF TROY leaves Pier a.. n. T..
foot Chrlstopherst daily except Saturday Sunday
steamer touches at Albany staerooms warmed.
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COMpAGNIE GENEKALE TRANSATLAN-
" TIQUE, FRENCH LINE TO HAVRE-
Companys Per new AZ Ncrth lyerioot Of Morton-s
LA CHAMPAGNE Boyer SATURDAY, December l, D. IN.
LA BRETAGNE. de JousseliE. SATURDAY. 3 9 a m.
LA NORMANDIF. de Kcrsab.ec sat. Dec. 10. D. III
a. FORGET. Agent No. Bowling Green
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CUION LINE.
" UNITED STATES NAIL sTEAMERs:
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Leave Pier IS. N. r. foot OF Klng-sL
WYOMING Tuesday November p. 10 80 m
WISCONSIN TUESDAY Dee. II II 90 a. Ia
NEVADA. Tuesday, Dec. l9 30 a. m.
WYOMING TUESDAY January J. 80 q m
CABIN passage ESQ eco $50 aud 500 Second Cabin.
s"o Al UNDEnHssL CO.. as Broadway. N. Y.
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Otedr Gteamern

A NCHOR LINE. L. $. Mail Steamships.
"A GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY
IRON Pier Al, North River. foot Of LeToy.s
Anchora, Dec. l. p. m. Circassa, Dec Is D. m
DevOnia Dec. ), 9 q. n. Furncssia. Dec % 7 a m
GLASGOW ' 'i:R & P'' 81 IfvrRpoo1.
Cabin. as and s55 reconi class $50 stcerare $40
Travellers Gil Letters Of Credit and Drafts .Or am
amount issued NJ lowest 80
HENDERSON BROTHERS Bowling Green. ".
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FAST EMPRESS MAIL SERVICE
G G@b1a 3? Dec S i557 y: 70 g m m
Aurania Dec 10 3 BOthnia Jan. 10. 80 D. N.
Etriirfa Dee % $50 a. Gala. Jan 10 q 30 a. IN.
Cabin passage, $50. ss0 ana eco Intermediate, $40.
Stcerage tickets aid an OF Europe very
low rates freight and passage apply company
office 4 Bowling Green, New-YOrk.
VERNON ii. BROWN CO.. General AgentA
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-01
PICAYUNISHNESS.

A dav or two ago mention was made
in these columns of an act of penurious-
ness on the part of the great treasury de-
partment of the government in the mat
ter of allowing bill of $3.50 each to
a half dozen clerks sent off on special
mission. Now comes a similar retrench-
ment episode from the west.
The Dutch man-of-war Zilverpa Kruis
sailed CALAMITY into the harbor of San
Francisco the other day, and according
to the well established custom in such
cases, saluted the forts that guard the
entrance with discharge of artillery.
1t must have been the cause of consider
able surprise, not to say indignation, on
the part of the officers of the frigate that
neither Black Point nor Alcatraz nor the
Preside made any response to their
greeting as they had a right. according
to usage and the courtesy of the service
toeXpect.
To be sure there is no danger that such
a disregard of maritime etiquette will
result in strained relations between this
country anu tHe Hdtioi ny INC guy uei
Zee, any more than an omission to shake
hands according to a polite custom is
likely to precipitate fisticutf. But the
picayune economy that induces great
and rich nation to refuse an act interna-
tional courtesy in order to save the ex-
pense of the necessary powder, is exceed
inglv small business. There is such a
thing as extravaganza, and its antipode
sordid meanness. The American people
admire neither, but their present rulers
think it wise TO play the denlagogue in a
small way. for want of better under
standing of the principles of true econo-
my and the qualification of a generous
national spirit.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-01
WICHITA IN HISTORY.

Hon. John S. Gilmore, editor of the
Fredonia Citizen. who called yesterday,
says when employed on the Emporia
News, in 1868, then published by the
Hon. Jacob Stotler, he printed circular
in May of that year, for E. II. Durkey
who was at that time an Indian trader
and whose store was located on the pres
ent site of this city. The circular was
printed on Nonpareil jobber named ''P.
B. Plumb" the founder of the News and
now u. S. senator. The jobber is now
owned by Newt. Mcdonald, editor and
publisher of the Burlingame Chronicle.
The circular, copy of which Mr.. Gil
more still retains, sets forth that the
name of the trading place is "Wichita, ,
at or near the crossing at the junction OF
the Great and Little Arkansas rivers, on
the Usage reservation in southwest Kan
sas. 1t is probable that the name of this
city first appeared in print in that cir
cular
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-01
STATE NEWS

Fort Scott has Clabber alley. Guess
that accounts for the periodic churning
the local papers give the police for allow
ing so many scraps in that part of the
city.
1t transpires that every delegate to the
Wichita convention from Riley county
is a Methodist. Such delegation ought
to do some missionary work III such an
ungodly city as Wichita.-Manhattan
Nationalist.
Blooms" may come and blooms may
90. but there is no better investment
than cattle, particularly at the present
time.-Live Stock Indicator.
Unless all signs fail, the professional
crop liar will this year lose his occupa-
tion-the facts will shame him into
silence. -Atchison Champion.
Prof. w. H. Sherwin, whom many
Kansans will remember as the musical
director of the Chautauqua assembly, at
Ottawa, died on the 18th inst.
A man in Kansas City is dying with
the CHAMBERS. A Wichita stockman was
cured of that terrible disease last sum-
mer by drinking and bathing in the
medicinal waters at Geuda Springs.
A man was at the depot yesterday af-
ternoon inquiring the fare to various
points in Colorado, He was heard to re-
mark that these id rains in Kansas
this spring had put the price on real es-
tate so high that it can't be touched with
ten foot pole. Garden City Sentinel.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-01
DEMOCRATIC DAY

As is known the Southwestern Kansas
Editorial association proposes to meet IN
Wichita on the day of the Republican
state convention. Now comes word to
the editor of the EAGLE from a leading
Democratic editor Of southern Kansas
that the suggestion has been made that
the State Democratic Editorial associa-
ton meet at Wichita on the 18th of June
the day Of the Democratic state conven-
ton for the selection of delegates to the
national convention at st. Louis. Ii
Wichita is anything she is cosmopolitan
and the suggestion we hope will strike
the Democratic editorial fraternity as 1t
strikes Wichita. If it does it will be "a
60 OF course being strictly a prohibl-
ton city, and under the governor s
marshal law and commission, in one
direction Wichita might seem a little
dry for our Democratic brethren, but in
all other directions they will find us
congenial, hospitable and lively, with
plenty to eat and much to show them of
interest.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-01
THE COYOTE DISTRICT.

Western Kansas was formerly desig-
mated in successive legislatures as the
coyote district. The Newton Republican
SAYS:
The Mcpherson delegation on their way
TO Abilene, to remove the capital, display
ed the Kansas taste for high art in the
shape of cartoons on their cars represent
ing the capital on wheels, drawn west
ward by grasshoppers, coyotes, prsarie
dogs and jack rabbits. One cartoon repre-
scented the capitol on straight line for
Mcpherson, showing Topeka in a dilapi-
dated condition in the rear Mcpherson,
Salina. Ellsworth and Abilene in the fore
ground, ready TO receive it. Another enc
showed the center or population with the
capital enroute for that point Topeka in
the rear surrounded by hills and hollows.