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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-28
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
GRAND TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL RO


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE q.
Trains leave Newyork via Desbrosses and cOrilanas
uarris6Srs ritsg1ls aud the West Pullman Palace
S TUr a an% cSc9eS 90 @ fnP bnas
and Sleeping vestLued Cars at 100 d. every day;
ETe At p NJ connecting a, Cory for TtasVc, Pc
troleum Centre and the on Regions.
For For o 90 nix o s%a "a and Rns
Say asa zoo d 90 Us suad ES a"S Is and 70 90 n.y.
ION Express OF Pullman rafSr Cars and PennsyI' ana
liulndt Dining Cai iai > except suntav 10 r. ar.
washington il p ~ Tee"Iag at 20. ) 80 ana 80
a. 90 200. 80 and 60 M, and II rs night;
SUNDAY, 9 rs ana zoo a. m, so and 100 p M ana
For Gaze May, IL 10 III weekdays. Saturdays only,
Long Branch Bay Head Junction and intermediate sta
TONS VIA RAILWAY and Am6oy. 9 10 a. m. ~ noon
do not stop Asbury parEI:
For ola Point ana Norfolk Ma New-York, Philadelphia
Norfolk Railroad p M every day via Baltimore ana
Bay Line, 80 D. m. week days
trains at JeySet ciiy aaording SPEEDY and direct
transfer for Br1OkBG travel.
S:ss duly, from %aiSas'59 dalii% 3
ana al 10 80 81 M SUNDAY, 90 % S S 81 81 50.
20 aud 10 :35 p III From Philadelphia, so, . 20,
49, II 20 m 10 30 ?, 20 50, 81 so, 80 80: 80 20 -
sG md 80 50 q 20 $50 20 80 % 3 o sa Ii So ii Sd
a. m, 8 20 80 O5 . 20 o:35 10 IS p H.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
%Sa s as va anu GOV
ego 20 ., O. Caltaso LIMITED and 10 Ma,A9s! 20
b, q. :. . T. and IL 10 night Arco nhtocS
ton 80 aad II 10 a 4 40 and y. m. sunday
Express is, % Limited and 10 a. III, 1. -'V D
g. T. 2 and III. aud IL D night =
Trains leaving Ncw-iofk daily, except SUNDAY, 10 s.
10 and IL 10 a. !, , 4. b. y. add 10 a. NJ ""s
O y IN on SUNDAYS. connect ~ Trenton FOR N"ini'h
Returning, triius leave Diual stIcct Stiu0n IN a@ LILA
IL oil 3 90 %, 40. 90. y So ~, e.--s
80, 40, IL and Al rs Elnnted sspiess,, ~
Dining Car, ~ and 80 = m II 49' : 80 80
., o. 30, T., 10 and $3.50 D. m. oh H, ~ "a
- ol. 20. % 40 {; 80 30 D 40 a. ~ , = ~
30 $50 iimitrdl, ,2s. 3S liz a"I . - y, ~ -,
Lea Phil Idelphld via Camden, % liz AMI % y III
daily. except sunday , 49,.
Ticket OhUes, 43o and 9i4 broad"as' Hssot
House, BltcPy Place and Of DesbroSats sNa Nvs
lanai St. COursL. and BIooklyn Annex sl,iiuh. W
~ Fultnst, nrOcklyn Station. jersey Ciy' 1"inS''u
Ticke' Ofcc. Castle Garden. -,
Tn New Tfai,er Company will call Tor AM ehsu
bagSsge from hotels and residences
lHAS T.. q Gu. j. " WOpb'
General Manager. General Passr Agent
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TIE TRADE N CHICAGO.

CHICAGO p (Speeat.Ths May wheat option began
al 81 cents OF sl's cents The receipts here
fifty cars above the expectations but the estimates
for Saturday were only thirty the receipts at the pri
mary markets we're only The exports from
all the Atlantic less than 900 bushels OF wheat
and only 270O0 bushels with -four included Huchn.
son in all day. as big buyer taxing, was
estimated from l,O00000 to 1000 bushels The
afternoon at S2 cents ana closed az
s2o Huchnsons buyinG continued mp 10 tho tap OF
the be at the clos In provsons there was sharp at
vance 25 cents iarre In pork 20 cents hundred In ar
The Interest centred IN lf report
current rbank buyer and reducing the
average on which he took above cents May
lard closed AZ the ton 81 IN Pork advanced closed AT
slI ~ for Nav MAY closed al 81 s. Hutchinson
also large OF and oats Corn advanced cent
and closed at b3s.G5s cents May oats closed at 33
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CAPE CHARLES ROUTE to OLD POINT
- COMFOKT NOLFOI.k. 20 HIsMOL IN Al ID lhE

SOUTH
II aud after January 10, 1897, express tran f.r 0le
y Comfort, Norfolk and points south. via the NEW
YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND NORFOLK RAILROAD
will OF COr'lan1t and I'esbrosses sts at M
daily. old Point n. and NOrlOk ~ a. III
Pullman Sleeping Car through 10 cape Charles Ticket
and sleeping secured any Ticket once Of thu
Pennsylvana Railroad Conn any.
H. W. DUNNE, Supt
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ERIE RAILWAY. Ticket Offices. 4Ol. BIZ,

ERIE RAILWAY. Ticket Offices, 40l. 317,
H III v57 Broadway 1882 Bowery. 1877 west--t,
Battery Place Chl street AMI 2tt street ferrle,
NewYok; 81 and 1888 ri ton-st. Brpoklyni lO7 Bro
way williamsburg; Nswark ani Hu isOn stA Hobo
ken 62 MOntgO ant Nsw.StatiOh. Jersey CITY,
ant PR Car reservations AMI
ral-fer OF baggage can Oe oOtlnet
23s minutes Ter IN ~ time sho
fron ChAn ,rr..st C., 10 minutes earlier
Il. lays-DW EXpres. Pullman Buffet pra "
ing. u Eunr4. Hornell-vla Bufelo. Pull
man -leepln; Co ich from JrnelsElis to Cincinnati ,
5p r-Du,y Chicago AMI ST. LOUIS Limited" olt IL
train Of DIY 1nl Bnfot Sleeping Coaches TO Buhao
Nagart Falls CORY, "elivlle. Cincinnati. Chicago and
st. Louis No oxtrt char(e for fas' tine
7:45 p. IN. t23dSt ~ } g m. S.ndays-Rochester EI
pros-. Pullman Seepag Coache.
1850 mDaiy Oh 20 Express Pullman Buffet Sleeping
Coaches TO Bnshimtn. Ow.go. FL MIRA. Buffalo. James
town Youngstown. Cncnnsu ant chicago
las B. 800 i:4O $40 $50 $50 $40 $50 7:50 1880
D. m; IL night Also 10 Kuiherfirt $40 a. NJ. 10 - ~.
to Pis,aic. a.m sunItys AS. $3.50. 1879 M
~ MON =. 4, 60 100. .. 1880 .. m. II night.
Pate sOn-44J 100. .. ln80a IN; II noon LAP s. $50
800 !, 4 %. +4n 3, ai' $50 $50. $40 ESQ 7;3o ?;
1890. l3i pm; II u!ght Sullays 44o. $780, 1888
ami IL uoon 4. $50. 1870 O. 1879. ll;0 PM mig 1t
Newark an Paterson. VIA NsWarI-j4) 60 = $40 1000,
ll:'oa; "a 2. 33). 400. 40. $50 $50, go 100. 10
Riteewooi Snrsrn-t5. 1850 10 30 10; lA5, g. 5.
$50 6:3o 1880. .. 1879 p. II night Also TO Riaso-
wood 800 nj 40 5,2o m t, .sT,ra $50 3, y m.
HowbIrg Cornw,I-7:5l Q T. n $50 I:jo 500 $50
p. N. suadays S:t0a m; 2. p m
Warwick-WecX ttvs q , so a. IN; 430 .. m =, -,
90 'en-i45 7:50 o. 1890 $3.50. 4. 4;31 40 ll;5o
Mddetovn ant Jervs-i45. 100 o. 10 lOa. ~; $780,
$50 ., 7i5 ll:3O p. SUNDAYS. 4i5 83l 1880 A. M
Express train, iro n the wost arrive IN NesYork at 1865
10 80 A N. and 1875 D. ~
H. H. SOULE. I. /. FARMER
General MANAGER General PASSENGER Agent.
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Qnsfrrrtinu.
For Both Sexes-CIsy.
SCHOOL

For Both Sexes-CIsy.
THE PARK COLLEGIATE SCHOOL
L (Bovs)-FamiY and Dayl.-A select school where
q per tion given preparation for college
Drawing and It's application industrial Art
taught ELMER Il. PHILLIPS. NJ. A.. 81 East 59thst
BROOKLYN.
THE CRITTFNDEN.
Il ENGLISH PREPARATORY. FRENCH SCHOOL
and Kinder arten for both
81 Hicks-st., corner Of Pineapple
SECOND YEAR Sontember2z Miss IL N. WHEELER,
Eight with thu Colley
ists Insttnts. second term Oegus Nov. 81
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BROOKLYN.
Musical Instruction.
A NEW YORK CONSERVATORY of MUSIC

ANEW YORK CONSERVATORY of MUSIC
FEAST l4rH Us I'll. I'd aosr ,!;t Of 'rHAVA
THE FIRST o ORGANIZED aud os,s ,ooointsl c'i'wr@
O At tins IA Nous SCHOOL OF music. Eloo1,r. F,-.
| UNkQUALLE6 ADylXTiGE,. ..
N hThe y CoNSERyA TORY only a r Ea' g Is
.enoo on s no. street or tSe ct a;
VNHE NATIONAL CONSERVATORY OF
MUSIC OF AMERICA.
l2s EAST 17rH.sT. NETWORK.
FOR ALL PARTICULARS ADDRESS THE sECRE'
TARY, As ABOVE SPECIAL ENTRANCE EXAMI.
station JANUARY % FROM 10 TO u A. NJ, FROM
. TO d, AND FROM TO 10 P NJ.
Rows and Youny Ten---Cor1tr7.
ALEXANDER Institute, Military Boarding
n school White PAia, NY Principal o. t. WILLIS PHI D.
RORDENTOWN N. j. MILITARY 1NSTl-
49, p o. 7:+ g. me DE aware: @ .ocTy c ork
zenshp; Engish Natural Scieue, No Tern AMI
4 4setcs L'"SD''0h REV f T. a. NJ
BRYANT SCHOOL, Roslyn, L.. L.. n. Y
- Boar ing sh.o Of the highest class for BOYS Primary
intermediate N'''0" cosTELYoU HlNOs Principals
! ELMWOOD SCHOOL FOR ROYS.-At Mil
see Sv lh cs sot AdreS " sapG
rory 0"'' Kew Sg A. G. c. ctMBErts A. NJ Principal
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY. W0r-
'''''' G +. MfTcAIT A. ". SGptTintSn lent.
IRVING INSTITUTE. Tarrvtown- on HUI
.n .Srs ,T rp1s2 '
NIT. BEACON ACADEMY,
w FISHKlLLON-HUDSON. " y ,,
select home h)sl J. FRED NTH, A NJ Principal.
For Youny La1iss-3o11trY
| TRINITY HALL. Beverly. n. j.
i abl.shed 1867.
ol,o,f al
advantages CHEST order Careful training in manner
Languages prescribed for students preparing Tor
any COLLEGE Spring begins February For circular
address the principal =. e.x,no>,e ,,,->-r
MRS. NJ. MEAD'S HOME SCHOOL. Da-
WI rien Copn-Piano recital by Mr. L. b. PERRY, OF
Boston. Friday evening. Feb. ~
HOME and DAY SCHOOL fer GIRLS.-Pri-
mary, intermediate Classical English. Music. Pnpil'
Vasslr wellesley Smith certificate Tres
Varsar graduates THE ELMs" Springfield Mass
| WEST WALNUT STREET BOARDING
w SCHOOL Tor young Ladies and little Girls eighth
43Ol Walnut.st.. Philadelphia. Penn.
! I'D HALF YEAR-kOCKLAND COLLEGE.
- NYACK. Ny. viii open February for fRelish Bus
ness University Tor Ladies' Music and
''1 ''"O III W H. BANNIsTER, A. NJ. Principal
q Snn A YEAR FOR BDYS.
| DsIOO swlTHINC sHoRTLtOi ~ ALt Iarvrt'
| Miscellaneous
4 -CIRCULARS OF GOOD SCHOOLS Tree.
N. Whether for boys hr and locality preetre /
II. +. AVERY American School Bureau. W lith-st ~ l.
! CRAWFORD. Connectcut.-Home boarding
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STEAMBOATS, an0 railroads.

~ ranslelyo irOD Chtnbertst station week day, Tor
Eng.eT"pi rrnalV Clostor: Sbakll N Nytck 81 !9o
$40 tanl ll3J Il. IS 3 - 400 i5D 81 > 3:iO.
40 $50 lJ.30p ~ II niia sht sun las 400 $50 ~,
4anl p. FOT Ntuust. spring Valley Msnsey an Tall
woek las 100 $50 M. 40. Gao D. in Sundays
$50 a. IN. an 3 ,. IN,
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rJvFsPoet. Ian. 27.-4 ~ m.-CottOn- Futures clssef
Milding clause January delivery.
sGi4d sellers January and February delivery. 406id
sellers. February March delivery 4064d sellers,
March and April delivery 4264d. sellers April and May
delivery 43.Bid May and June delivery, 4564d
value june delivery 4764d sellers july ani
August delverv. 496i sellers August and September
delivery, 49.G4d. buyers
VANAHARKEr.
HAVANA Jan 27-Spanish gold 24O02i0L Exchange
Sugar quiet
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Sicaganats dn0 Railroads.
TINTED STATES FAST NAIL KOUTE
u FOR CUBA ASO THE WEST INDIEa

~
VIA TAMPA. KEY w.:sr AND HAVANA.
Tampa FL. VIZ out change 81 cars. al ''' 70
by e 'Ss aS sM%scdT a1 ovErnrh iy n..
o. ,s co ss IN roa wa m,iaes ted &C ia
vann r al "a a. STE, nta. pon's 80 tns il'"l CUT,
Central ~ sorth AmerIcf San ps.i" g., Porto k.o ST.
S ~ sae aud reserved eo@
p'ps ny ;y me 2 s,,d Tro.. IpUAspAerS
Agents Havana Eastern AGENT
BOSTON, PRoylD,E;N,&Gdhx ani EASE
e,,o,. Inst ne Route at lowest Rats ,,ocS ,,ov.
ass new 's sS Is block above
NtW-HAVEN steamers leave Peck-slip
~ Pier 25 r. hrat m and II D. sund rs except
cd STEAMERS arrive IN tine FOR .aiy trains 1osth and east
SHORE LINE.-An Rail Route for Roston.
,ra station ANA p m. 1. Ito tApr,s, ana
S SsS "a a. sep sSaas s or ss: t a
NOnWICH LINE.-Fayorite Inside Route.
wich. 81 New - 30 correspondns reduction
NV 6S ST S5sF ,ps GTsF O. f'ES e Is
40. y. r., at 4;3o p m g. W. BRADY. Aai
PAY LINE to OLD POINT COMFORT,
Leave vi, Penn R 80 p ~ Priat crs 70 naitI.
more thence palace steamers arriving a. 9Id Point at
10 m NG Gen Pass Agent si7 boa 1Ssr n
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot of cOrtianat and
A. H. for Calasau qus and Intermediate points
a m Tor Geneva Lyons, EJmra. Rochester. Buffalo
West and principal local points Chair car TO
Wilkesbarre.
D. M for Tunkhannock and intermediate points:
Chair to TuEkhannoch Connection TO Reading ana
80 D. m. for PitistOn and principal intermediate
points. Chair ~ Pittst0n
20 I c0Gly and ",ermG cSa pot points OMAN TS%.
80 D. m. for Geneva. Lyons, Emlra. Rochester BUR-
fap and the West Pullman sleeper 20 Lyons.
s:1j D. m. for Laurays and intermedlste points ,-
Trains leaving al m, v IN anu ~ W.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
a m. for Mauch Chunk. HaZletOn and intermediates
90 D. m for Coplay and intermediate POINTS
nua 10 ap. ne Vest 'e"G Pua1 Sleeper lyons
General Eastern Office, 235 Broadway.
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.
w Y. V. c. q II r r. co. lessees
Trains leave West 42ds station "a follows and 20 minutes
Detroit and Chca,r. % s. NJ. 900. 's:l5 p
~. Touis 900 'S:l5 m.
svr,cuse BrFaio r clesfer pension Bridge Niagara
Falls. 3:l5. .0.5j m. $500. - l. ~.
Utica. 3.l5 500 all3Oa m. -6:no ''l5 n n
KIN SU E-rfla. C,tsSiu Albany BIB. *7i15 1913
0ranson's Wes Point Cornwall. Newhnrg -. . -7l5.
90 i0i5 sll.3o ~ 't1n t,9 100 ,s;t' $40 p '
Ai Far Wontreli and "r9a T. Gs,t .5.il > ~
Hamilton, Lon ton '1:j5 m 900. Sl5 p m Toronto.
Elegant sleepin Tor Buffalo vianr' Falls, Detroit
Chicagp AM ~. LouiS - ,,,..
'Dv tD,iv evceot SATURDAY Other trains lalv ey;e9s
SUNDAY n 8 Leave T,rsey Ctv. p a. r. Stlfo1. Fll;2)
81 40n M ToJaken. West Sh Drs station. al 80 l. ~
For TICK g. timetables. parlor sleeping car acconno.
ingtnn..t 7:3O FnSn.st Annex - of Frlton..t-
New Vork CITY 1913 735 9t5 Br, way. 1881 Bower u
PAX P ,ce ant West Shore station Yoft - WS,
VanderbIt.ave, General Passenger Agent.
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Uinier Resorts.
AMONG THE MOUNTAINS.
GLEN SUMMIT HOTEL.

OPEN ALL THE YEAR. Stsam.heu. Opeu.srate Fires.
all the OF irsicla%' Winter Resort
Accessible from NewYorK vi LehIgh Valley Railroad tor
circular &c. Apply 10 w Is. SMITH, Lehigh NsieY
railroad, $50 Broadway.
CHAs. WENRICK Manager.
(;fenS mmi %
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North Dutch fhnrch.
tult'n-.t Daliy ho9n pr 'hee'lng
stop ~ minutes or the hour your time admits
No ll3 Fulton A. AMI 81 Ann-st.
Norh Prcsnyterisn ch"rch cor Of 9thoye En-
Morning service. 1880 sl.eet; "Th" due AM high mo-
tve- of Cnrllots. Evening service 7''0 subject
uId John street Methodist Epsc'nn Church tnr't in
AmeT sa - ia n"g a. Ia Pc X & sceoo
sIIsgrrs class mretins . m. Preyrhins a. W.
Prayer Meeting $40 p. M Seats free.
Pilgrim Church ccongrecatoraD. R~v. SAMUEL II.
yIhN d fiS ree az .yep ..Tyc morning.
Phillips Presbyterian Church corner 70 81 and Mad
WILLIAM CHE-TER will preach tomorrow mornins.
rev Dr. ALEXANDRIA, the evening.
Park F H H4 r. SWIFT % res so of S
o. the an" Som" rscA Sl youth, aSd o
at 1 m
pulpit and l,cs~-secon evening .ermOn Of series
between ID 81 Morning service, why Jesus is
Deserted"
s, nq se RoBERf RUSSELL BooTl D. D. castor vii
ineetine. "Wednesday p. Visitors cordially welcome
a all services
123st and LcnoX we breaches 1880 AM 15O Bap,m
FrIiay o'clock. All welcome.
eeea III Trfqs G 1nGe Tss at
"Ys did 1t not unto Nc"
=, Iukcs Mr'hndit Episcopal Church. 4lstst- between
s%ve ps a%S sg PFIR p
Young Peoples prayer sorvieo at p M strangers and
Rsttor Rev GE6RGE Il. VAN De WATER D. d. breaches
at ii a. IN. and 7;So p M Choral Vespers at4 p m
npSf. Church .Ts, te1ns
sir and young men specially invited. >
~. -tephcn'- Church.
I''H - The he Kew. 4. B. HART. Reet a g'" AVIS
Services on Sunday at Ii a. m. and4 pm.
st james Methodiss sp.eSSsrl Church Madi;pn
BAK r. D. D. at 1880 a. m AND 1880 p. cordial vel
come to all.
John, Me'Po@ fgisS0pTl c!areh S@
and 9,5 school 23o Seat, fee. strsngers vel
sesenis nth street VI =. Church Rev: a. 4. MORE.
HoUo -Morninf; y inst dnye9ory Evenisg Earn
tree tree ''' All ssIcoSe. '''''' '''N '''
rar: s ID ~ ..;s R. rNsS e8a
cEsSES AZ IL IL hTI,, AM 7s'R% hys,ns G,cl
ing Wsdne sday evening 81 O'Clock
81, James. shareh Madison ave and 7stst McTniss
Tay Dr. sATrEKLEE Wi preach in Speeia essnssng
Tor The BroiherhG q 4 IT ANDREW. refoe Dung
Thirteenth street Presbyterian Church between Oh
AMI I'm syss-,iey j. =. woRk IL. =. D. Pastor Will
al are invited.
s r i.r,erTef obur, Of s,a
at !6sOa %. and 1870 D. N. STRANGERS vs,omo
Uuity Corgreg iiionai Nseiciy tUntaranl At Arthur
an side between l2Ch and l27h
d.v.c hool Preaching At III tho Rev. MEaLE ST.
CIOIX WRIGHT. Pastor. An WELCOME
University Place Presbyierau rharch OF 10Th.
st Tee GEO tGE ALEXANDER. d. a.. IA - ruJiic
WSr.h > io.u0rrOg At IL q ahh y Ia te aflcI-
O'Clock. ~uaiay ehool scfyicv 10 tha church Pre-,
para Bry service 10 TIE Cim1uni,u Friday evening" 8
O'Clock wednesday evrtin- srrT &C ~ q rciock.
Vest .Nveggy-shird street lr -.v,erlau Church 2Si
ST. near 7fh ave. Rev. RDBBhT J. SAMPLE. D. u,
Pastor-PrsAchias suniar Jan -, IL Ia aud 7.s5
N clnnlA IL II Z.
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" sHORl RorTE TO LONDON, ,r,,rv
NETWORK SOUTHAMPTON AND Bltt.MEN.
Steamers sail from pier foot 2d-St HoDoSen
FAST TX PRFSS STE tMFlN 49,.
Elder SAL, %. a. m. Lain. wed Fen 1871 ~ H. ~
sal we'd rcbt = 20 am Werra .reb 100 30 m
Flhe wed Feb . 30 m Fms Wed. Feb. 22 ] p m
First Cabin - AMI upward berth, according ~ 10
cation second Cabin s55 berth St"eragr At lowest rates.
No . Bowling Green
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CUNARD LINE.

NETWORK TO LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN from
Pier 40. North River. -
crpvrA ~ Saiurray ian %, A.
c.Ifft Saturday, Feb 4. II n m.
,TrDkNTA SATURDAY. FEB ~. 3 m.
TTRr'RfA SATURDAY.. Feb r. 70 a. .d n
Cabin passage 500 $50 and 500 Gniermedi ate SD
Stcrrqr tickets 10 md from All parts Of Europe at very
lew rates For freight and passage apply to the COM
F''' WEI, NnN Il Known & CO. Genela AGENTS
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Churoh ef the saviour. lo9h.st. near Madison ave
Rev ola NIX NRiGur Pastor, Will presca Ia the MORNING
Rev. GEORGE II. SMITH ysring-
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lCKAN STEAMSHIP co.

" TRI.WEEKLY LINE FOR SAVANNAH
&C TAIL an ,SSt.E; Thursday, Jan 10, 3 p m
&c i,tTV ~ SAVANNAH SATURDAY. 81. 3
S. NACOOCHF3 Inosday Jan - ,oop "
Connecting with Central Railway Of ia ana SAVANNA
roridt and cstrn Railway for all points In ''eOrg1
Flordda. CAROLINA Alabama and l.oulslana VI W
SURPASSED accom- mJdations. Fstclass Table diioc ro
freight and passag, apply TO ,,.rDu
w. II. RHETr j. d. uANIiAprin', w
Gcnl Agi Savh Fast Freight r. Agt D r, 80 W.
Limo. 3,7 Broadway Rway, POI irMowhb,
r T. WALKER. Agt Ocean S. s. Co., New Pier 90 n ~
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lNMAN LINE Y ir s and Royal Nail Steamers
PENNSYLVANIA Saturday FEB A.. IL a. m
CITY OF CHICAGO Saturday, Feb. H.. o a. IN
CITY or RICHMOND :: Saturday, Feb IS, 10 a. m
From Inman Pier, foot Of Grand St Jersey CITY.
CABiN PASSAGE. $50 and Upward SECoND-CLASS'
and So. STEERAGE, $50.
PETER WRIGHT SONS. General AGENTS.;
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| DFRNI]DA LINE
- Svtv hours by ELEGANT Steamships weekly
! STEAMSHIP S TRINIDAD and OEINOCO I'll RSDAfS'
For rooms and passage apply 70 -.
| A L. OUTFRRItiDG { 90, Agents 81 BrolhWay,
or THOMAS COOK s. SON. 261 Broadway.
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Ocean Cleaners.

FOR oUEENSlowN AND LIVERPOOL
Leave Pier 50, N. II. foot OF King ST.
WISCONSIN, TUESDAY, January 81, O a. m
NEVADA . Tuesday. February T. ] p m.
wieCONSIN tuesday March @. noon
NEVADA Tuesday, Mrrch 49, . a m.
Cabin passage. $50 and upward, according 10 location
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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-06-18
THE CONVENTION TOMORROW

The republican national conven
tion meets i'm Chicago tomorrow
Who will be the choice of this body
for candidate for president is 4
matter of intense interest to the
whole political world. Blaine still
has IA strong following, notwith.
standing that hc has three times
declared he will not accept the
nomination. There Is strong
element that believes that victory is
certain with the plumcd knight as
standard bearer, and they desire 10
nominate him by acclamation, and
draft him into the service without
amy regard to his own judgment.
This Is muuifcstly unwisc, and so
we trust 1t will appear TO the
majority Of the convention. It IL
now said 10y the democratic prints,
"Whcn Sheridan declined nomi-
nation the republican managers
knew he meant what he says, and
we hear Of no more foolishness. But
Blaine three times says, No. yet in
50 uncertain IA tone that every time
II sounds like, 'Nesp" His nc
ccptance of IA nomination, in the
position in which he has placed
himself although yielding i'm the
strictest good faith, would be charged
against him and the parties hc dealt
with us collusion, aud no man can
hope To gain the presidency by an
apparent trick. lie has twice been
defeated in convention, and once 10y
the votes of the American people;
hc asks to hc spared the labor of
canvass, and the humiliation
of another possible defeat. In this
request he should certainly be
needed, On the Pacific coast he is
strong, and he could carry these
three states, but In New York there
l. still strong Nntagonism To his
candidacy, and there Is a spot where
his weakness would hc fatal,
The Chicago Tribune has been
booming Gresham for president, and
that organ has evoked IA strong
response in his favor As "a patriot
soldier, u Jurist and a statesman, this
distinguished IlliuoiSan stands high.
and his nomination would stir up
lively enthusiasm.
Hut this matter has been dis
cussed 10y hundreds of pens 10 very
slight purpose, and rs the day of
action /, So CLOSE at hand, it will bc
wei to wait the issuoor events with
lut further speculation,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-06-18

You are not considered a great
man and ! am hopelessly broken
one. Can the rebels be beaten
after al that has occurred, and in
view Of the actual state Of feeling
caused byour late, awful disaster? r.
If the rebels are not to be beaten,
then every drop Of blood henceforth
shed in this quarrel will be wantOnly,
wickedly shed, and the guilt will
rest heavily on the soul Of every
promoter Of the crime.
In thispanicky feeling he proposed
an armistice for three or four
months, an immediate exchange of
prisoners and "a disbandment Of
forces. At the first repulse this
lifelong aDolitionist was willing
that the wayward sisters, las he
called the revolted states, should be
bidden depart in peace. WELDING
the immense force Of the foremost
paper in the country, this singular
genius could not be suppressed, yet
his sudden and violent changes from
violence and impatience to craven
fear, were "A harassment to the
Lincoln more than
once declared that Horace Greeley, a
profcssedly loyal supporter, gave him
more trouble than any other man at
the north. But this man Of the
time showed his greatness by
maintaining his wontcd equipoise of
manner and speech, and from this
exigcnt period began the display Of
those rare abilities which carried the
country safely through to the end.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-06-18

\ CorENruRARN offers this gentle
pmludvr; "rhc Astorlan desires 10
rmInd some OF its partially esteem
vd cotcmpourIes that thvrc is a
law Ina On gon forbidding the advor-
tisug ot lotteries, aud that this law
Is daily violated 10y the state prcss.
The conscrvators aud guardians or
public ~cutimvut should not break
the statutes"
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-06-18

our travelling correspondent Mr.
r. n. Porter wilt visit Slveuou tu-
morrow, and talk advertising and
other interesting topic, 10 the bu,i.
nvss mvu ot that place, Wvbgspak
tlr him kind hyariug.