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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-30

Dyesssd t,aiyes tribe frmer for good stock. CUT
Poor 10 Fair are dull and unchanged Little calves arc
selling A: sac; Common 70 Primo state 90 county
dressod) at Sa9c; Jersey DO Prime at iz9ioc SS
nres.ed are quoted at 10ai1 LIS for Good to Prime
and Extra Heavy still Sell In the sisukn''' "Ou''' ~
1ia12 Lee. ., 90 - $4,000
At Sc rs per 100 NJ IA d. 124 n at 90 6o 90 DO LIZ
n at &C as; o do. 1913 n. at &C.
Hume 4 Mullen a. veals OF n At 1.2c per 70;
Y do 100 T. at Go; 81 DO, 1872 n at l-2c . DO a. -
H.llenbeck 4 Hollis: 8 veais ITO n. at &c per n; 10
d. 1o2 ~ at &c; IS do. 12i ~ at 1-4c; ~ 90 IA ID
Az 2 1.oc; 80 do 1873 n. at j.2c do leo ID AZ oc'
10 5e1 H.nlnsson: yesls, 1888 n a. &C. 10 do. 14e N,
at &c. no ... ., 4 o.e
SHEEP AND LAMDs-Rcceipts were 20 cars Of 4.zas
head and ~ SDrng Lambs were In washington Az
otsl for Ave days 20 04S head against $500 nssu M
,ha anna time last week Market dull and dropping LOT
sheen and Lao lower for Yeariings Spring La"oS
armer owing to tho wezth-r. -
fommon 70 Prime Sheep sold a. So 1887 per iOV ID
ana cars OF Heavy Ohio do ct 81 % Far 10 Choice
Yearljnrs sid at range Of 50 b0Gs7 o. anu 0no
csr'oad Extra do At 81 80.
Drcs.td Mrtton dull e010c for Chicago and Bunalo
dressed and 1oaiic for City dressed Dressed Yearngs
Quiet At and country dressed Spring Lambs nrnef
at saas0 % per carcasa - - a.
saIea-Hallenbecg a Hollis: 81 State Sheep. 81 10
syerarc a. s<c per - 10, 1oe n. at &c lSo Penn,
syv.nia do SO NJ at Go os Pennsylvsnia YeariingS %
m Mt 1-2c; 23s State DO So H. At l'2c
ID Harrington Sol Ohio Sheep l21 10 average az
7 Lao pcr n 257 State DO 30 i-2 N. at 1-2c
Hume & Mullen: 70 State Sheep, 92 D. at l-Zc' 20
State YearnrA 70 n. at 1880; Spring Lambs AZ
Walsh Kirby Co., 1os State Sheep. "a n. at 12c
per n. , r,,.s on n
at 81 s5 per 100 u. "a ann.
weight Nomnaly weak at IS 6oSs5 IS per 100 ID
Country Dressed dull and unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-30
CENTRAL AND HUDSON
RIVER RAILROAD
GREAT FoU R-TRA~K TRUNK LINE
On and after December trains ieavs
GRAND CENTRAL STATION.
Z arNe.f AMI Einear PASSENGER Station IN Amef1eA


Largest and Finest Passenger stauon N Amense
stopping New Uptown station on l5etnes as nosss
tSa M, Rochester and MONTREAL Express orewnl,vs
TO Albany Troy aud SYRACUSE also " Anu
$3.50 a m- FAMOUS CHICAGO vEsTIBuLED LINZ
TIED composed exclusively OF Bunetsnoknscaf oaIns
car and sleeping cars for Albany Uuc~ syt
cuse Rochester Buffalo Ere Cleveland and ToedA st"
ing Chicago $3.50 a. IN. next iay -. -. r.....>
fl0SO a m Chicago Express for Niagara fslia IoronA
Cleveland, Cincinnati Indianapolis Detroit and Cnesg%
drawing 20 Canasdaigua ana hocnesten r..
tll3Oa Western New-York ana Nortnefn nApsesS
3 40 = M Albany Troy and Utica special With drs.nf
room cars Albany and Troy Connects at Troy 'of sas
''s D. M Accommodation to Albany and Troy;
for Niagara Falls Buffalo Brdge Toronto cisv
land ClneiDnat nanaps 81 Louts Toledo pstrois sna
chicago with sleeping and aiming c,rs -. x.uv
1880 m Montreal and Canandsgua htyress e.ays
Sleeping cars 70 Plasburg aud montreal va dsiiv
and 81 Adams also Syracuse ana ss "a 1sasy
except Sunday. sunday train does not run 80 nt
IN m Special Sleeper arrives Rochester, ~ u DoA
faio g;35a M and Cleveland las 10. next day y.x.,.
t-li30 D. II. Fast Night EXPRESS rcr
ST. Louis Detroit chicago With sleeping carx sssySs
cars Watsrtown via Utica daily excsrt oatnrsAS ss'
Canandaeua on sundays only. - s,r..~
~ nigh Aossv Express with neeplnf es -, Shs Wssf
for aratoga Lake George and Ter the North sxosp ss'
aud space in drswpsrosm and sleeping cars on
,sls Grand csns staten Az wss sasSss snd issS
"a tntep' kew.Ycrk sSS Washington and $50 Fulsoa
AZ. Brookyn and 10 4th ct. williamsburg 49,. s.,s,.
wsstcotrs Express calls for and saecks oAkk>S' AS
ss,ls others daily except sunday tstco ~ SSn
St siatsn 70 tssS up passengers Tor fENRY MoNErr
''nsn.rs, ntsudent General Passenger Asesk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-30
,rvE srouK MARKETS BY TELESEAPH.

BUFFALO March 2soaMe-Rsce!pt. lat "a hours Teee
a55 mead Tota thus tar OILS heat Ssme lime
a., w.eT 7iiO head consIgned through II cars all Of
which Nsw.York 20 cars on salei Market nomihA"
unchanged. - - , ooo A..s rota for
v,,r thus 900 head For Same time last week
had coHslrncd through cars ali OF which TO New or
ears on sale. market dull and lower common 70 ,n
SIS O0d oO Good % Choice So 0S6 5U En'5s - ~,
La mbs dull and lowers Gosd TO Choice So 0o@So % Hh
81 1G; 12 ears left over. 40, 49,, To,at ,o-
vesr thus For same time last week ~
neal consigned through 80 IL Oh when
York IL sale market steady Light Pss % "a "a
A. 2o Mixed Pigs and Light workers.. % 50 - oV
Selected York weixht, S. 0es5 10: Selected heina
wsrhs 7O0s5 rs Good 10 Choice Heavy 80 80 % 'V'
Rouxh 81 759B5 10; Stays 81 % all offerings taKop
czroIgo Unioa Stock Ytris. March 29-Ths Dropers
JemynsI reports Cstae-Recepts 1000 heat snlpmsass
n0o head: market slow Fancy S. 000S5 40 steers
81 l6GsI rs; sooksrs and Feeders So 5ods3 Lo s
Balls and Mixed 81 1888 4o Texas FED Steers % '
81 10. - -, ..,. oos had Mar.
va sov MiIen IS l50s5 as Heavy 50 3O0so oo'
Light SO is as as: Skins 50 6Qs5 % oooA..a uarke,
Sassy-heceipts 600 head; shipments lOOV nesn IN
,trong Natives 81 500SB l0 western 80 oOeoo iVi
Tsxans IS rs ass 90 Lambs So 90 $50 90
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NevYork, THURSDAY March 20 -BEEVES-Receipts
were 20 ears AIS head-16 Oak Cir fer export
alive. AMI 10 ears at 00th-st Gf which IL tao we,s
for Mr.. Eastman an car for Blumenthaps Sons No
trading Ia Live Cattle Feeling dull
City Dressed Beef had slow sxls at 14dec for
Ordinary TO Prime sides. with htue Choice and Extra
bringing 1-4ae Lie. Chicago Dressed dull o. Lac
1-2o.
Private cable advices received today quote rerreted
Beet steady but dull AZ S4d or scant i2c per n
The Spain sailed today with i6s Bteyes for M. Geld
smi tn and quarters OF Beet for Joseph Eastman
Shipments Bermuda 40 Cattle o. quarters OF Beef
and n Sheep. The Muriel carries 90 Sheep
MICH CowS-Rsceipts for ths week 1871 head
Market dull aad prices lower Most OF the sales have
been at the range OF $40 10 s45 Dor hood few have
been sold 70 private parties Tor s50d655
CALVEs-Only 275 head received to-day Feeling
htm especially fi good stock and all sold at 1.2s
1-2c for Ordinary 10 Prime yeala With Choice readily
bringing &C. Fed Calves duli and not wanted
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ERIE RAILWAY. Ticket oflces, 4Ol. s17

III .
II I'll asd 957 broadway. 1887 Bowsry. ls7 Westst,
Nsw.York 3Sl and 1888 tuton-st, Brsokyn; IOI Broad
way williamsburg; corner Newark and utson sts, Hobo
ken; so Aontgenery-st, and NswStatlon Jersey City,
where Tickets PAror sleeping Car reservations and
Express 23dst minutes earlier than time shown
from local trains 10 IN minutes earlier.
Ia m (Sundays Chambersst. 8l5 20 st 100 a m)-Day
Express. Pullman Buffet Ora Ing rosm Coaches 70 Ell
mira Hsrnslls willie. Bunaa Pullman slesping Coach
from Horasllsvills to Clpcianau ,,,,,.,.,,
n-Daily Chicago and 81. Louis Limlten SOTO run.
Of Dsy and Buffet sleeping Coaches TO Buffalo,
Niagara Falls CORY, Nashville CnennstL Chicago and
ll3O m-Day Chieags Express Pullman Buffet slesptng
Coaches 20 BlnEhantsn. owoTs Einirs hoehestor bur
falO mestown youngstown. Cincinnati ana CHICAGO
RuthsrO, AND $40 5s9 S e ESQ pSes
p. IL night Also 10 Ruhertart $40 NJ 20 D M
10 Passaic Dam, p m snndays $40 slo. 1880 M
40 1880 Sso nj s y as sio Cso S ISL ss
1880 ll.3O D. IN. ~ night sugdays 40 &i5, lo.so
Newark ami Palersoo, via Eswsrs-bts, $50 $50 looo
aas.% W.; T. 4. syes sS sS sse 7sS
$50 $50, $780, o. lo,ss pl Knight Also 20 Rlage
seed 500 tfo aoS % sHsra M sS s .sss
Newsarg az cornwall-75n "a. $3.50. s;So 500. $50
warrwick-wees days. q. 1850 a M. t5oR m, ..o
'''Pl se p 'i 81 Sundays s4s SIS iOsos m 1885,
Mldais,own and Part Jervi.-4l6 1850. 1880 m; $3.50
sgo o. 80. y ;lno :, ~ Sundays ''o' o'i''
Express train. from the West "a newyork M7's5
iyoo Al I've '"'' WI L. r. FARMER
General MaRaxsE General Passenger Agent
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
and afLer fEBK AKI ., 1908
GRAND TRUNK LINZ

WV CRAM Grand "a TR sTkH Mn tINE eourE
Trains leave NewYork, via Desbrosses and cortsnds
Hasssrs se PsSrs s1d the West with Palace
Cars attached % m % q sns pn da sposn:
an Sft s ee s SsI, d "a
Es cgnTs a sS1ps Tee SSofs '.'
E ESS 90 III 20 fo s%a Z "a
SfS 'sd q I 20 q SS ,1s % se
Ss]; s; en-: ::;;s f;ss;s Z
sa1S,1 90 sSa 80 and and go % 81 ai: "a
FSE t t.ps Nay wy Ii 10 n M Saturday: only.
Long Branch Bay Head Junction and inssrnedIs. sss-
SsG sc sns Stop n s,ee ~ fs1ets'
Bay Line so wssF'dsy. ~, Al, ,,,on,,
trains at Je,sey CITY aaording = speedy and direct
T': -i's 2$ '$ss g 81 s 5
S & 50 5 ~ sos,a S;sS 80 :: sss ,SS !?
g g = ..s Z =: e e. 10 ]; :'as
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
iands Street Ferries, as follows - w.,,,.,
LmI ted, Dining carsJ and II 2 1920, = Z; go.
g. a n, & and q o. m and IL rs light Accommooa
tion 8 20 and IL 10 a m 40 and p. N SUNDAYS
Express rs, % Limited and 10 ms Il . 80 y
Train! es sna w aoa daily asas sunday
10 and II 10 m J. =. O. ssnsoa anS ar q Samder
Returning trains leave Broad street. stauSa' az SH
80 $40. II f%i ed Es % o. zig; z
s, 6, IS, 71e, s 10 and $50 p m On Sunday ~
Il so1, 90, :05, 40, $685. 80, ~ a. IL <ss
1 70 % "a S Cans 90 T. "a Y
sr,Se, 1sces SO AS and GA Broadway, Aston
House, Battery Place and foot OF Desbrosses and Ccrs
andt sts Colrt~st, and Brooklyn Annex Station zoos
Of Fuiton-st brooklyn station Jersey City; imnisrans
Ticket ONCE, Castle Garden -, -, a.. -. !. :. a.,
The New YORK transfer Company viii call FOR md chees
oas gs.s "g y p Pov cH' yR WOOD
Nh General Manager General Pass'r Agent
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TEE STATE OF TRADE

p,rrxory March 29-cotton frmsr. Middnx l0c
Flour arm Howara street ans wS,'T d - S
"a CIV Mis- supernn. 81 60 Extra do So COOS 20
do o Rrands sos 90 Patso.co Family s. 10 90 1n
gs AMBER 93 seoo western easier. Va winter hsa
S7gS BID 90 DO for for Ma1s9 sssseso
July ssc asked corn-south.rn higher wh.e 0SS5Sc
yellow 5ss5sc Western steady Mixed spot 81 &c e ss
do March $40 od DO APT s &c a Western Wits
Al SI2" Western Mixed 37939c Penssylvaala SSSto-
a.y ar% Prime TO f p.Ps sl S9' -
salfmeats shoulders and Clear Ris Siies pae st
5Sis.c 5scon-shsudsrsH as &c elsa RID sides sac
p ms&. i2g59ss 'ts aT%
fsSislaa Petroleum sesty-k enned az i. so oseo
TS A .: :Sj a. 81 'sS' o
steamer R.s sScGsso SGT. SS %hsss
c.ra 5i0e bnsh oats 5000 bush Rys a,2o9 bush
BOSTON March 2a.-Flour steady Corn higher, demaaa
isht, s,samei yellow 64ioa65e. Oats stropg.ri No .
wG' s2 sRsFSs 90 o Mes. rist
New Extra Prime si4 90 sslt s7a Lard sleady Hans
nr.sT Beef SSs ws s %Rcer ol@sry
nalry 2Io2sG Cheese rrmeri Best Northern l3e Eggs
dull Eastern Extra sS o w n AMI Il Geo g SACK Corn
Ia Que eusn OATS 100 O0O bash shorts $50 tons
BUFFALO March 29.-wheat--No. Hard dali at SIC
asked; No l Hard Northern Pacific hrm at 10 over
ssc ssK,a: No. / White Michigan ss31s92c On track
Carr ,Tr.suN,a 40 sSse oats aus and
unchanged, NO Write s5a $3.50; No White S79 81 10
ISL ~ caa.ds N Extra
s7Ssoc Ryo-NO demand Flour quiet , bnt steady T.,
ssst g 50 Ssr Se IA caros lots scd stead
Brsn Sl8 so. spring MidalInr sl9oo Cornmsa s;sady
Oatmeal steady so esa Sn soo' push 0Orn
uarcn la Of folio
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Extreme PIECES.

Quotations for sR.s sis ws sSased Isc
Low MiddiIne unchanged St Low Middling and above
reduced Lice All Stained grades reduced lsc- sales
ceIps aggregated SSsd bsles to-day comparing Win IN
eorTespondins day year ago. Since September 0he
beginning Of the crop TIE reseps nave h
50S5,709 bales against o,Oooozo odies iof se '~"'
period last season. ,.... =, c,..s,e.,
Quotations based American Standard OF Ciassinca
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

W N.Y.c H. r. CO o.,,l sss,e1 ana 10 uinssss
earlier from foot % Jzysf, North Nireh.s,
Detrelt and Chica9a .0,53A M. 900. $40 m
srlcns pawo RcePsst.r saspsnsloa Bridge HAssrs
Falls 3;l5 .g55 I, m .s:0o 1913 p N.
us,cs 81 s 81 81, also a. 1900 s4ls nn,s .sss
Kinrston San ssrtis. cttssilL Albany Sla Tia W.
elan rrsD.ion NJ w.. poIas corsws y.wsass 'SlA n
,e.k5 lO,i5 ali,30 n. f4iDr t'lu ooS STA '-~ -
and .f,OO D m Cranston'a oorn waii Ne~ourx
For Montreal and ranste East n:p1 .o,x "A Tsronts
Hamilton. Lon ton. s9o5 q M. 'o'o's o'AS y =
1888 a.. m. 1900 - 10 q m Dstroak
Elegant sieeptns oars TOR btuAio S''~>-'' -
Chicl 20 and Louis o,e.rtr daily axospt
'Dalv tDay except satnr,1y. p r. n S,a,oa aifs31
a M, ss4oS M Hohasen West shore station. al 'o
For icy t. time tables, paror sleeping car acssm noas
tana ar isfornaton mn hcoA sroo<yn, S5o msss
inyton.t 7s0 Fnltan.sk Annex ON fost OF fnltos
NewYork city-sss 1855 9i3 Broadway. l53 bowe,st -
Park Place, and West Saors etauops oyt q 90
foot OF IaysL. ". X r "a hn =" .-snA
eYandeFbltave 0sncrsi FAsssnk~ So
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per y,rth R,osr. rsnsts aat 1iurssA
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

corrrr : For ara,r styles the market was arm
the basis Of so for fair RIG spot invoices bat TIE move
,nent was only moderate. Sales-l,OO0 oegs no. a.
10 &c cost and freight The milder styles were nfn
saes-2 os2 bags Msrscaibo on private tefmn r..ch
ing only 47750 bags while tna quenaohs inaoS''a n'
decided change for tho DAY.
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Dressmahing.

nRESSMAKER.-By q first-cass dressmaker
~ by the day cut fit drape. or take wore monet en
eeent reference Address ARTISTIC, Trlouhe OP'o"n
ONCE, l,23s Broadway.
CITTER and DRAPER. "A first-class hand
wishes engagements by the day late OF one o. sIe
leading hsusesi city reference Address ", 9o0 o''
I'D WEST 18TH ST Partisan dressmaker;
led latest fashions perfect IT. robes can DO SEEN
aURSTEl.
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Nem Publications.

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has just occurred. figures eonspicuously in THE
MEMOIRS OF AN ARABIAN PRINCESS" that inter.
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author is half-sister to the Sultan.
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By EMILY RUETE. Princess of Oman and zanzi-
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Every chapter Of this book is glowing with color and
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In the whole range OF literature dealing with the life
Of outlying lands 1t difficult find anything moro
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bush sn,pmsus.- wheat $500 bush oprn ia.iO0 bush.
M huah-
u.evrrs-eY rELEeRApH

a,tvxsroS Ma. 20 --Coston-Quiet; hiddlnt VA 70"
riadi,nr Oh Good Ordinary sass act ana eross ~
coiots 1923 bales sales ts2 bales: stool haa|Vo Ne.
gotx Mar 30 -Cotton-~teady Midnlnx 70 ~
and gross receipts sal bates exports coastwse sSo oAo'
tales 1877 bales; stock. 23fo4 bales .,..,.- A., To-
sIvissAH Mar 20 Cotton Quilt maainr sc.sts
81, ha.. ssports TO the Continent POO bales erpor,s
co. twise sos bales; sales 273 balssi SLACK zoos'
hall
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Utaepers.

yNOMAN's EXCHANGE TEACHERS -BU~
W kEAu lfor both sexes supplies Professors Tessh-
era Goyefnesses Musicians Honseketpefs. Comp&nlonA
fc 70 colleges schools and families also BoekkeepefA
X2S = D. CULVER s2s 5th'svs.. nsw-Yesk Gig.
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NEW-HAvEN - Steamers leave recx ..sIaE
IN Iles rs l. r. 40 8 p m. AID =, SostS sa1 ~
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Business Chances.

A PARTY of means, fine executive aolli ,.r
N and large business experience desires an NEST
Fire or Life Insurance Mortgage Loan ana
rent CO. or reputable Manufacturing Co best
ana testimonials TO character and business qu'''
A""' ABILITY care of Lord & Thomas. Chicago. H.
GOAL LANDS. PINE LANDS.
I 10 49,. enm.ons Coal Lands Dale County. Ca,
ar sale near chattanoog Tenn. and = mes o. sa
kiso so0 acres OF Yellow IA Southwestern ooog
ad%r.s. ~ III y. STROHECKER, Macon, ga
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STEAMBOATS, auo Railroads.

PAY LINE Nd,t to OH p pSs SoTrG GoMFoRf'
Leave va Penn. II II 80 .. IN; Par0r cos 70 BAIT,
more thence palace arriving at OF Point AZ
sis a. M. Norfolk 9 a. m II. V. ToMPR NS,
Gen'l Pass. Agent BIT Broadway, N \.
BOSTON, PROVIDENCE and EAST,
I'D Via STON INGTON LINE
1nsle Route a Lowest Rates -. -.
Steamers leave pier SO N. 4, one oioch soo''
Canast. at 500 y. N. daily. except Sunday
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
~ Tralssieave Chamberss STATEN week oays tor
Engewsod. rensay, Cosss sparki AMI Nyaok oSs tio4
800 so and llSo a Ills. 3; 30 400. 400 62l DEAD
GAO $780, 10 80 ~ sidaeht Sundays I:oo s;oV M;
p. Fer Manuel spring Valley Msnsey AMI iall-
week days 7e0. $50 IN. AGO. $40 p m. Sundays
$50 a and p
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caordlnaTy E h1s.l hlaalns :::si
The general temper of the option list was easy even In
the face advance OF 464d Indicated ~ the Liver
resented a decline OF 4G5 points for the day Sales
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IN saiLS"n1-irs,ns frou ferries Is "s'' 90
. S:;s '2 gs.ssIs 0 asrs.s T.
bs.s';s liss e %ss 0' valley % VIA
d. @.'' t gsnv. 'c wslls ysilsy pon
mS %fss ssss s sss ssry
~ s sS @ NIAGARA p s sseSss
rln r sSs. 's esss ' o s' sc "a Boa.
way Ss7 eth-sss, la E,ss ,2S,s 2si wet ,as'A't'
Ss"-Y0rI 8 sA 1ssssss Pss. o. k e.
SHORE LINE.-All Rail Route for Boston.
station at ga AID suSS. saD'ss :.s a1 e.
prev pss.. E e ''a' daily fs.ss si::ss
7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of cOrsianAs saa
Des'sO'se' Tor cssa.s"sss nsermsds,s point. .
,,S r. west es sSa principal local pcn Chair
Chair car 70 TunkhannocK Connection 70 Reading ana
20 p M for Pittston and principal insermsdiass
points Chair car 70 P,ts.oa ,,,..,,.,. mint. cso.
n.9S III q soP ssI:
fals sps ne m w tor Lasrsys and
meet rs oT lf1 points "a
m. for Maach Chunk. naslsson and insernsaisss
sSSSS 70 o. cN Sss;s ssa Iss'1 Es sssls.
Buffalo s Genera era Eastern oee, sss rcsd~T
CAPE CHARLES ROUTE to OLD POINT
~ : C SnfT9i NORFOLK PoHTsMooIh AND
TcSk s5 BsSSiY e Isss i'Si Z sI%
leave loot o. Cortland DssoTcssss - follows
b %sSt dsys NJ ~ ssSs
seats and sleeping 6e5hs secured e. amy
| oass q Ss iss
CENTRAL Raj ROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
sg q sT psss5S:, Sof iys7 RIVER
s1S: s 4 q e :; + = % So ~
M aS have a Connection sS Tor Reading
pos for E.ssSn, p ss So snnsss IS
A's'V and 80 H. bennington. EAs'On. Bethlehem
Maa:s S Ssss e:
Scranton Sa Essdns RS' aS,DSs T'm'su'
J Eepa Is ssssSsS s allentown M.usA
SJ SsaP BPsnes n
ton GsseRs a .nS s,s%lss s
end 20 Sr Es S is sSs Gsass
sa:ssy.. IL % :
S.r'fT Sais at d. % "a TRY. vn.l.as.
Brldqeton Parlor Cars at p. n. 80 ,a
on ZOO rs, IL rs, IL rs M, LOO =. Svs
4 40 A AZ D. m Sundays 100, q m for Perth Amoo{-
I,s15 ii rs a M, 4 40 p. m TOR MONMOUTH SeacAs
Seabr' ght. Highland Beach
NORWICH LINE.-Favorite Inside keute.
~ tarrs reduced Boston, %, Worcester s2 30 ,or
weh 81 IS New London, u 40 Corresponding rsdrctsa
10 ali points Eas. Steamers CITY OF WOhcESL -.
CITY or BOSTON and CITY OF LAWRENCE iesye Piss
40 N. r., at D. m u. W. DnAoA' Ak~
BOSTON via FALL RIVER LINE.-Only So
- for nrstclass limited tickets Reduction e Nsw
and PROVIDENCE Leave Pier rs, ~, 4, foot OF
Murrays e. p m a rdTy ,ooSyn az 80 Jersey
CITY D. m AN ORCHESTRA ON EACH sTEAMEE1
secured at principal transur ana
t,ctet offees at office on Pier rs, and on steamer.
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BROOKLYN

Brooklyn.
rTNHE CRITTENDEN. x -,,,,,,
Il ENGLISH PREPARATORY, thbNOh S~no"H
and kindergarten foi both sexes
81 Hicks-st. corner q Pineapple vv,,rrrpp
SECOND YEAR September % Miss NJ. w HEELEt~
Principal Eight years connected with the Packer Coieg
late Institute. Fourth begius April IL
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FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET, NORTH RIVER
Time Table. OF December g. 1887.

NORWICH LINE.-Fav0rite Inside Ksuto.
~ FARES reduced session. 81 Worcester 81 30 .or-
wich 81 IS New u 40 Corresponding reductsa
all points East. steamers CITY UP Dc.
40. N. r., at 8 D. m ". W. onANA' as
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ynstruction.

For Young Ladies-City.
MISS CHISHOLM'S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
is East 65th-st, New. York.
WIN reopen September % Boys Clssses
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BOSTON via FALL RIVER LINE.-Only 50
~ nrstclass limited tickets EedIsaonp e Nsy;
and PROVIDENCE Leave Pier rs, n, e.. foot OF
MuTrayst e. p b6 M a fro roonyn az So Jersey
CITY D. N. AN ORCHESTRA ON EACH sTEAMER1
Ticket cffces at Office on Pier Is, and on steamer
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EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

NAPE CHARLES ROUTE to OLD POiNI
~ COMFORT. NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH AND
THE SOUTH. - -. ,,,u,
on and alter February 9th, 1883 trains Of the NEW Az;
YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND NORFOLK n n vii
Week days a m, arriving at Old Point Comfort n.
Tlailv n m arriving Old Point Comfort a. n Tickets
seats sleeping beths secured 81 any Tckes
forcar sleeping berths secured ~ any Iicxes
once Of the Pennsylyan Railroad Company
IT. w DUNE. Supt r. B. COOKE. O. r. a r. a.
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CaoRE LINE.-All Rail Route for Boston.
- Newport and the east rxpfess .ss.vs vrxns Cenr
new ESppsss train =. M Except Sunday Ts Ex'
press az II D. daily Palace PariorcArs OF sleeping
deetfn atf
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NOACHMAN.-By frst-cass cOachman (;
Vs. single; thoroughly understands tho care OF horses
carriages harness willing 10 make himself useful best
reiereuces strictly sober country preferred Auuress
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-29

4 MISERABLE wretch of farmer near
Bloomington, ILL.,, became enraged at the
low price of cattle in the market and
starved his entire stock to death.
Two more of the bald knobbers at st.
Louis have made written confessions to
the sheriff and justice will be melted out
to them.
THE amouuto of the defalcatiou of Tate,
the Kentucky treasurer, is now placed be-
tween 100000 and 100000. He will be
impeached. Nothing is knows of his
whereabouts.
NEEDED V. MILLER, President of Dakota
Agricultural College at Huron, who Sc
cured several thousand dollars last fan
by bogus mortgages, was captured at
Detroit and taken back to Huron Mon.
day for trial.
JAMES w. TATE, the State Treasurer of
Kentucky, is reported TO be a defaulter
TO large amount and to have fled the
State. Tate, who has been State Treas
urer of Kentucky continuously for
twenty-one years, has until now been
regarded as the soul of honot."