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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1888-01-27
The Childrep's Party Obsolete,

Do you know it is really a sad verify that
the children's party, with games and romps,
is an obsolete emulation CT youth? That
naive and interesting event in childhood has
completely gone out. l was talking to some
Youngsters on the subject last week. when tn
my horror, one Of them, aged 6, informed me
that she ''hated games!" And her brother,
who is three years her senior, boldly de-
clared, SIT wasn't no fun going to girls par
ties'-a bit of bad English, by the way, for
which his mamma reproved him, though the
blase sentiment it conveyed passed unnoticed.
This young gentleman further remarked that
''Regy" said so, too. "Regy" is unknown to
me- but feel I am in the minority, and to
those delightful romps of ''Hunt the Slipper"
and kiss in the Ring' are terribly out of
date, if he says so. sBut what do you do
when you go to your parties!'' I queried.
'Oh, they amt parties" in contemptuous
tone. "They are balls, aren't they mamma,
and we dance the cotillions, don't we,
mammal" "Of course" assented mamma;
with a smile in my direction. 'sWell, you
poor, little misguided mites of society,""
said to myself, ''you will never know whsa5 a
jolly time you have lost"
After all, perhaps, the children's afternoon
party would De Thrown away on 6hese III
fants. So much is done for their entertain
ment, they would find games that required
activity on their parts too much like work.
1t is far more pleasant to sit still and see a
Punch and Judy, OF comic dissolving views,
or magician do lots of funny tricks, than
to jump about and spoil the fine clothes one
must always don for such occasions. Parents
and guardians evidently approve of the less
animated style of amusement. But call it
''party," or call it Juvenile ball." little par
Elephants are quite as likely to catch some
childish disease at the festivity. Romps and
mumps, measles and games, scarlet fever and
germans hunt in couples, whatever name the
tyrant of the house is pleased to give it,
Boston Herald
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1888-01-27
Consolation in Rereavement.

Bereaved Widow-Yes, my husband was
killed in that railway accident and buried
only last week.
Old Friend-How strange did not hear Of
it. Ali life is full of trouble.
Eyes, inscrutable are the ways of Provi-
dence, but we must bow to his behests. The
Lord gave and the Lord hath taken away.n
~ am glad to see you so resigned
81 am not without hope for the future.
have sued the railroad company for $50, 900
damages for criminal negligence.-Omaha
World
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-17
TIE MATE OF TRADE.

BALTIMORE, Feb 10 - Cotton steady. Midlns loi2c.
Flour was quiet Howard street snd Western ssper'
AZ ~ s. IS OI1,75 Family 40 q 40 o
40 civ Mil. 80 n SO Extri do So ID
do G,o Bran IS 81 10 Patlpsco Family 81 Is SUI
Patent s. WheitSoutern steady eh " Os1c;
a, Amber % 197c Western steady No winter Ken
spot S7s.c bid. February s746Sotc March 90 a
S1c Nav 9Os. r9lc Corn-Soutlern steady White o. .
bsc Yensw 56057c; western steady Mixed spnt "a .
3d.: DO Tor March bi5l0j+'sc. de- for Nav 06G6 40
oats frmer steady. Southern 3dd 100; Western White
4Od4lc Western Mixed 37@39c pennsylvanla So@4oc'
rive hrn 6j97oG Hay stealv; Prime TO Hholce est
ern $1,000 Provisions stesiy Mess PORK SD ~
Bulkmeats Shonller, AMI Clear RID 81 packel
;aSslc 3ac0n-Shoulder, 7la0S3c Cletr RID sides stc
nacKei ~ o2jC Cramerr 20 sc Eggs 81 Pa &c Lined
do lOdl4c. Petroleum steady tehned az &c zones
sieaiy Isio cargoes ordinary 10 far l6s 10 2c sugar
-tesdr. A soft &c. Copper refined hrm at log zoe:
seamer-Cotion 3-lGt Fout IN sacks per Ton ~ IRAN
2d Hecrints-tour 1000 bb.s Wheat 1.4OO bn7h
Corn bush Oats 5000 bush ship ents tlour
1879 6bls SaieS-Wheat 2lj,OO0 bush. Corn 3O62Oo
bush.
BOSTON Feb IG.-Flour quiet. Corn steady steamer
Yeos IL ;. a65a.c. Oa. hrm; No White 45'ag 4G2c;
White - &c; No White 42si24c. , Saor, - -
MIldnx s22 OO9s %; WIuter shorts eS3 90 6S23 -
Enfter 3Oa22 Cheese Fine Northern l2' BE Fair 20
Cool llal2L2t 25 26c Receipts Tor tho week
-Four 5000 bills an $1,000 SACKS Corn 100000 bush
Oats 81. 900 bash. shorts lis tons
BUFFALO Feb l6.-whe.t-No. Hard nrn at l0c over
Northern Pacific Winter Wheat Guet but hrp;
N1 = RAJ MIchgsn 50 nc; No / White Michigan s9qc on
Corn strong r. offerings Iis3t' No. 1eil'T 30
bic No Yellow 5j6j5i4c No 6jc No 3 "a 269t sc.
oats quiet and weak-No. White b e$SHc; No; White
37a37.c no Mixed 362o5js.c Barley dull and
unchanged: Choice Michigan $50; No Can2la 9lc:
was steair-wInter Bran si9 80; spring $40 30.
Kecelpts Wheat 900 bn-h Corn 5000 busl. Stpnasts
wheat $500 bnsh. 5000 bush Corn 2,5po bush
CHICAGO Feb l6.Th, Lending futures ranged ~ follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-17
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Ngv.YonK Thursday Fob. Is.--BEEvEs.- Recsipts 10
l67 head all for SIR. Eastman No trading 1.-Two
pressed Bse slow and tho influence of Lent 4, fo in this
al other trails meets Insrl1r 70 psn -, tns bas
meas in Chicago Dressed AT 607 &c for Ordinary Z" deo
Ta cabeuotes rcrseratcd beef dull ati cd or scant
shipments, 1890 quarters Of Beef in the spaln 80 Live
MILCH COws-Reoepts thus far this week. $50 head
Trae quiet at $50 70 s45 for Ordinary to Good cows Win
saies-A. Miller: IS Cows at $40 per head
CT. Reckaieilcr: Cows % $40 per head
p McCase: % cows at S4Oss55 per head $780,,
CALvEsNo fresh arrivals at either 0)thst or jersey
Dressed Calves trine nrmer light supply. Dressed
Grasser, Eel Calves sold at 6dbSc Country Dressed
ye,sat SO llG lev "ce CIV Dr-ssed ,od in the
sllu~htrr houses at l2Gl2I2c ~ - , ,oo
besdIi0 car. az Jersey CITY and GCt't Fully IS
held from YESTERDAY Total Tecepts lor nVe
,y; head against 10 '07 head for TIL" same time last
Demand light and trade slow prices weak all around
Prime Sheep sod 81 7oas6 eus at 80 90 and decx OF
Eur, Ohio saesg q % an, Of 70 E9 1qoh . xss1s
ss"s Newton & Gllet. 4l2 Ohio Sheep 20 d. So; 10
DO 81 at So SO 2si d. commOn d. Al "a PA OHIO
L1 JuSs B u. Ohio spoeD 81 b.
Dienbaek Dewey 22o Western Sheep, 81 ID. at shes
lsi state do Qrw L,nos, II q 10, at4'.o.
1917 do % %. ISIS q PSnn,1yanrs shssp al LaaG.
59 u. at So 1913 Mchgan Yearling lambs SO 10 at 81 so
n. Al s. 80: 1890. 75hS.at.o!6 Cha. ,. ,.,.,
ass 2S wss,Tn Hf sec 81 DO 30
at Gao is Culs 80 ID. at 3i2c; n State fearlng' 90 ID
Hum. & Mullen: 1871 State Sheep olia n at SO
J. r sader Co.; ~ Ohio sheep los b. at So 0oi 10
one s@9s we're Of 1928 head
is n: and asaa.; fi head 0r @ @ e.
week One car y, fer ,ss S9' not sold before 0"anS'
Country Dressed fraction lower at SIC for Heays 10
fi.c for Medium ac for Light STATES and Lower Jerseys
VITA Upper Jerseys bringing Sc Western Dressed Hogs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-17
THE PETROLEUN MARKET
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF p

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The recorded dealings in crude certificates yesterday
Amounting to nearly 1900 900 barrels look like fail
DAVIS business but II represented little more than the
shifting interests OF pykers This is evident In the
Act that fluctuations more than 7-S cent ana that
the end was 1.S under the opening. The news
from the oil country not important ana the Sch.eRe
well at Rehod is of again TO 10 barrels an hour Ihe
position OF operators for long pulp seems unchanged
Investors are cngng to certificates without rear oil
strikes in Egypt New Egypt IN. j., believing that
the statistical situation will enforce better values later
on while party think that the deal Is over
and that the firing process will force oil back TO It's
normal level" Certificates borrow continue scarce.
The market closed dull and featureless
The range prices and the total dealings at the Con-
solidated Exchange as follows:
Opening, So highest. 50 1-2; lowest, 81 "a; final,
81 49, sales, barrels, 1,275,0o0
Refined oil was unchanged at "a cents per gallon,
Abel test at all ports
OIL CITY, Penn. Feb. l6--National Transit Certificates
opened at So. highest ssh lowest. S7+ closed $40
7O7 barrels, cearanoes l694IiO barrels char
tiers. 2llll barrels shipments SS.SO1 barrels runs
PrYsnr'RG Penn. Feb l6-Petroloum dull. but steady
National rraust certificates opened at ssh closed ofs
BRIpFoRp Penn Feb National Transit Certificates
opened at 90 and closed At 81 highest SSH lowest
81 >. Clearanre.. $4,000 barrels
TTrsvIILE Peun Feb l6.-N tlona transit CERTIFICATES
opened at 50 highest. 81 lowest 57b; closed $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-17
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per yorth Rip.r. Vessefs aud Ralrcsfs
GENERAL, MARKET REPORT.

coFFEE-There demand IN any department. Of the
val were largely nominal on
the basis Of lee fair The mider STYLES vero
s.a.dv Saies 125 Msrcaibo. option trading was
without though tho tone was wax one the clos
i pk To- Fei ruarv ls1n6l2.2n; March, l2io32.55:
Arm 10 ssal2IO; NAV. H. l5dl22o; June 12Oi9I21o:
ali'25: October l1.l00ll.2D: November ii 050lLlo
nersmber ll.O5dlll0 The ranges NJ actual sses on
H dSer:n, months were Febrnsrv 13l6a 400, March,
10 Is; Ann l2i5 1890. Nav. i2.S0a2l5: June
10 n IL 90, Jnlv 1l.7j6ll.6O; August ll500l1.4O:
s,r,ember .S36ll5 October. ll20sll.l5: November
lilOe LOS December. ll5sll.Oa Total sales 70I3o
bags. so,.,,, .s.,~ ., A. A., .o,,a,
narke but the demand light tho sales reaching Onv
oSa bale. ISL OF whIch IN speculave account Tho
mort rsc~ipts to-day aggregated 2.l5O bass. conf
narno with 2 iay last and ~ 04l
hale. for pondng dav last Since September
he beyinuing vcsrl the receipts have
gated a. OO4 bales against 4643279 for the time
Quotations bas.i American STANDARD OF Cassfca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-17
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
4S RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT FoU RTRkrK TRUNK LINZ
On and after December trains leave

On and after December o frans leave
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
Largest and Finest Passenger Station IN America
stopping 81 New Uptown station N i3Stss st. o. nstsA
Va M Rochester and Montreal Express. drawing ress
cars Albany Trey aud also TO Montreal and ST
$50 FAMOUS CHICAGO wEsTrBULEp LIN
TIED composed exclusively OF Buffet srokins dinnc
jar AMI sleeping for Albany uiicA W,
euse Rochesttr Buffalo Ere Cleveland AMI Toicds Arr'
1880 M, CHICAGO EXPRESS FOR Niagara Fzls Toronto
Cleveland Cincinnati indianapolis Detroit and chicago
erawns room cars 10 Can andagus ana Rochrser ....
tti;3oA M" western NewYork and Northeru hAp's'~
WIN drawngrlom cars -.
$50 p no. Albany. Troy and Utica special With drssnt
room cars 70 Albany ani Troy csnneets At TOY '''
q .. M, Accommodation TO Albany AM Troy.
to n Fast Chca-o Cine matt and 81 Iou's Htvsss
for NIAGARA Falls Bunae BrIdgr Toronia
land Cincinnati Indanapos - Lout% Toledo potto'' ~"
chcsao, with sleeping and dinns orr. vnr... h.uy
Sleeping Plasburg ant MONTREAL wa n'n tsis
and via 81 Adams also SYRACUSE ana s,h.cy
sIcept SUNDAY sunday train doc. nSt r sS m Raf
30. m. Special Sl-s,sr arrives hocnes.1'
fAo q: q m and CIev~ALd % n M next ~ Naval.
t-ll;3O m Fast Night Exprsss Tor
NIAGARA Falls Toronto Clevelspf Cnelnnatl
81 Louis Detroit, AMI Ccarh VITA , ssinrtay al" -
TO Watertpwn via Utica. oAiv eho'F' S"'' - -
Cansuta sunfsvs ouly m
~ night Albany Express WIN sIoov,"s WI
and Troy Connects with The morninf .ssn, s.src
for SARATOGA Lake George AMI isf "s "'''' "''
Tickets drawing roam ssa n.s.~
"a; Grand csp ss; pl.: q w.. sssst s"s lax
a. Ui.t,on s1Yors ssS wasninstsn aad 7so Faisos
ss Hroohiyn amt ~ 9Th ct, WILLIAMSBURG
wstcot calls for and checks baggage rom ""ss
Run dsiv, others daily except snnaav tss:. Is Ss'>
'as,s,s, 40 .eriutsndsn6 General PASSENGER ASsnN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-17
CENTRAL Raj ROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET, NORTH RIVER
Time Iahle OF December 8. 1881.


Time Table OF December 8, 1887.
For PIIILADELPHlA and Iisr.N IOA Bound BrCok
Route at 4. 30, Q, IL a 80, 3, 4, 80. 80. II
o. m SUNDAYS at 4, 3 As q m 80. 10 j. -
Irains leaving at 4, .3V IL ID, 80, 4, 30
80, IL D. u for Reading, Harrisburg.
POI Is viIIe m. for Easton, Bethlehem Allentown,
Mauch Chunk, Reading Harrisburg etc Oh sunday FOL
EastOn. ..
and 80 a. m for Pennington. Easton. Bethlehem.
3 80 a. m. FOR Femington, High Bridge Branch. Eas
ten Bethlehem, Allentown Mauch Chunk, Wilkesbarre.
Scranton, Reading. Harrisburg Pottsvle. TamaQuas
shamokn SunbuFy. Lewisburg, Williamsport
D. IN. for tieningIOu EastOn Betnienen AlenUoWn-
Msuch Chunk, Reading HARRISBURG etc 49,.
8 45 y. for EasOn. betplehem AllenOwt' MSuch
Chunk WilKesbafrc, Scranton. miQua, Shamokin.
4 u. IA FLe.ln BIldsc BFaiCn' EaS
ton Bethlehem Allentown, Reading, Harrl ,burs. etc
| 90 and 30 D m FOR SOncFville and Pennington.
645 D. IN for Easton Bethlehem. Allentown, MaueA
Chunk. etc. on Sundays at 80 m "a
4 90. 5 -, II - IA: 20 Oo, So . 10 N. !
Sundays. 100. 200 for Red Bank Long Braoeh, 90
bury PARK Grove except Sundays Point Pleasant
/ Sl5a M co. 4 80 p. m for LAKEWOOD, IONS
River. Parlor Cars at 90 and 4 80 p. m: ,.
/ 4 ~ for ALAMO CITY, Nineand,
| Bridgeton. Paror Cars at p
90 90, rs II Is, IL as a m, 1, 90, 4, 90
80 8:l5 p m. Sundays 200. a m Tor Perth Amtoy.
4, SIS, II rs 30 y. m for Monmouth Beach,
| Seabright. Highland Beach
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-17
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL Feb. l6,-i m--Cotton5F Futures closed
steady; Uplauds MidilIug clause, February delivery
3j.t4d BUYERS; Februa AMI March delivery 3o.oil
buyers March and Aprll deiyorv 1854 sellers Aprn
and Nav delivery 3Jb4 srsrs; May and June delivery
4o.6iL buyers June aud July isysry, ~ "a luyers
July anil August delivery, 5446+d sellers; August anu
September delivery 4i6iL sellers; September delivery
GALVESTON Fob 10 -Coiton-Frm; Middlng o.; Low
MridlIug Ga; Gooi Ordinary, o; net and gross 70
csints 459 bales experts Great Britain, - oales
exps colswse 1913 bales sales SOO bales Suck, ~ Ice
,,,,,, m "a ~.
ami gross receipts, 56 bales exports To Great brain
bnle to the coptnen, - bales exports
coastw.r 443 sales 1927 bales stock $685. sass
SAVANNAH 49, ,u-Stsaly Mdang. . l3-lo
Low Middnng 3 7.l6: 8oDd Ordinary. sl1Ioi net re
CENTS. receipts Sb2; exports 10 oios
Rrifan bales exports the Continent, - bales;
3O3 sales $40 bales stock. IlZiz
bales n o.
NEw-oREAvs. Feb l6.-Cotton-steadvi Isding 10 70;
Low Mmdnng, III OrsuarY. llO net receipts;
6Ga6 bales gr,ss recon G3lj bales EXPORTS to oroNt
Briisn bale. export. the Continent, 1883 bales
34l. sos bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-17
rrpoprAY PRODUCE MARKETS

LIVERPOOL. Feb. l6.-3so m-Iieef aud Pork-ln poor
demand Hams poor demand. BacOn-ln poor uelnani
Cumberland ful $50 81; long clear dull ~ 49, o.
short duh at 39s cd Cheese-ln poor deman ls9T-
In moor uanh prime city dull at 26s 81 SPIRITS OF iur
pentine-n fair demand ani firm At 3O4 Rosih-ln poor
Gemtnd Lari Spot and Futures-ln poor demand prime
Western spot. February. March and ADril dul AZ 59'
Whsai-In porr demand; New No W iner hull AZ os ou
do Sptiug. Is. 81. Fourth iar demand Corn
Spot End Futures demant Mixed western spot
du,t "a lDd; do. February dun at A. lOf; do MaIch
du at do April iul at As 9i.L Hops AZ Lohuon-
Nav. Stlte-In far demand no.
I0xDoy Feb Ia D. NJ Proiuce-Calcutta Linsoed va
ner quarter IlnseelO oil Ss OF per cwt llnseei cake
~ To-. y 20 l2s per for Western. Refined PelrO'
leum Gas. o. si per gallon Spirits OF Iurpehtlhe -'s'
Lgi per cwt -. n, ,-ono.
ANTWERP Feb. l5-Wcoxs ari closed at 81 francs
per 100 kilos PetIOeum-Fme Pale Ahsrcan 10 Ishcs
Is centne. pail 10 francs 81 p centimes sellers
BREMEN FEB. l6-PetrOeun. MARKS - y onnl<S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-17

week 200 hssH For sams the last wsss va
Consigned through none, on sao ~ OATS n~s s
nouinal pricsa declined lO01oa ...... r.., a..
Eoos-Rsosipts ast ~ hours were 1924 heal TstM re-
week thus far 81 05s For snue time last week ~
head Consigned r,aeh 80 cars OF when 70 Nswt
cars Tor Light Pigs So 0006 los Mxsd Pse nns
Light Workers IS 2sas5 selected yorner, t5s6 81,
weights - 10 eS5 To- Rough - W zei
stag, 81 0oSs4 20; all offerings were tas.n -, o-.
CHICAGO Union Stuck Ysr1a Feb IS Tn Drocerr
yoWrnat reports Catlls-Reoeps 1000 head shipmsns
1000 head market was. steady; steers 50 noxso w;
stocters AMI Ieesiers So rs as3 7b Cows Bulls ana
Mixed 81 sbSssl5 Texas cattle 81 50Sss 7e IA,
Hogs- heoert- 1000 hsAi shDnens 5000 hean MAJ.
ksi rtesdy, Niren 81 O50h 46 Hoavy 90 5Oeso IV
Iight 81 90 5 so: Skins So 90 ~ 30
strong Natives 81 0o0s 6 5 western So Ob06 SO Texans
s3OOasi 5O Lambs So 0O6 as 90. ~ ,..
ST 8 ecelDts .5OO he2t Snio
r,snts 40 market steady; Choice Heavy Nativs
Stesrs 81 4O6Sj 25 FAIR 0Oot Native steers -!
So 8: Butchers steers Medium 70 Choice ~ loes4 10
Storkers Fee3sr fair good 81 10 G3 70 hansers
Ordinary Good 50 2nSSl 90 $500
vas s,oady bnt lower Choice and Butchers
s.ectious IS 3J05 q, Packing sni Yorksrs hedus u
PRIME IS 90 ss5 40 Light grades Ordinary TO GOOD
- 70es5 90 ~ ,,. ooo ,,.,.. s-,
-Rrceists 800 he1d shipments 800 AArkss nr"
U Choice So 90 IS 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-17
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

W y. Y g. q II. r. r. co. lesseel
Trains eavs West 42dst follows and 20 Minutes
earlier from foot NJ Jays. North river
Detroit and Chicagn; 'o51a m- 900 's;l5 p m
st. Lsns g. 90. -S:l5 n m.
syr,cn., Buffalo. Rochester susrensou Bridge Niagara
y9lls 3;l5. 1855 'So0, 1915 N.
Utica. 3.l5. 1855. MI 80 NJ, -60O. sS:lS
Kingston. ssnyerte. Catst. Albany. 3:l5 tbs 's,Ss
ell 30 a. m. "a no. 800, -8;l5
era ,stons Vast Point. Cornwall. Nswbnrx 'Si5 '7is
>9:5o l0;l5 dll;30 400 40. 500 1918 SA5
and '6:no p n, CraDston'a Cornwall. Nswburx.
For Montreal and C.na's East 800
Hamilton, London 1855 m, s600 Sis D. m Toronto
1855 a. m, 1900. - IS n
Elegant slice ping for Buffalo NIAGARA FAuA Detro
CHICAGO and ST. Tous
Dav tDaiv except saturday Other trains daily sIesnt
'undav Leave Jarssy CITY, p r. r station q In
s340p Hoboken. West shore 5tatoa, all 80 - n
$3.50
For tickets timetables parior sleeping accom- mott
ttons ficss. Brposlyn. 3yt wash
fngton-s, 73O Fultonst. Annex On. fost of Fulton! ~
New York Cty-383 1875 Gag Broatwav 1891 Bowsry. ~
Park Place AMI West shore station foot o. Vest tds@
foot ~ Iav.st v r. G E.LAMBERT
Vandsrbiltave. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-17
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

CALIFORNIA OF THE SOUTH: It's Physical
Geography. Climate, Resources. Routes OF ifavei
asd Health Resorts. BY WALTER LiSDLE.. "a, -.
and J. T. wIDxBY, A. W., NJ. D. With mapsand numer
Gus illustrations 12mo.. pP 377. d. Appleton o.
This is ~ carefully, if enthusiastically, written
handbook Of Southern California, illustrated ny
large number OF well-executed and gehiahy aV
tractive views and exhibiting the local char'c'er
istics most adapted to charm ana iascllia'e '"0
jewellers in less hospitable climates. 10 those
who desire trustworthy information concerning
So,,born California the work of the two doctors
,,-;u aonb,loss prove useful They appear to
have omitted little or nothing that either visitors
y, intending settlers would want TO know, ana
they have among other practical matters inserted
a cbapter on land valuations which is cautious ana
moderate, and therefore the more to be reheo
npon We have but one fault to find with the
hook. and our criticism is directed against The
following statement which appears on the hrst
mage: so unlike are the California OF the North
and the California Of the South that already two
distinct peoples are growing up, and the time Is
rapidly drawing near when the separation which
the working of natural laws is making in the
people must become separation OF civil laws
as well. and two CALIFORNIA; stand side by SIDE
as distinct and separate States
We do not think this statement justified by
the facts In the UrSU pace, tHc "SSclVioh 'i'''
already two distinct peoples are growing up Is
extravagant and in the main baseless. There have,
indeed been some speculations and conjectures as
20 the effect of climate upon the human race. IL
has even been alleged but in loose way thai
the Southern California climate induced sorp
Of tropical languor after residence for gen.
Grafton But we do not believe any writer
is warranted in asserting seriously that any real
difference has been manifested between the
Americans who live in the Northern and those
who occupy the Southern part of California Inc
talk about separation is not more to the point
Certainly the question has been discussed more
or less. but the more 1t has been considered the
less reasonable proposition does it appear and
inasmuch as any project Of the kind involves the
increase of expense and taxation for both the
sections concerned, it was not good Judgment 10
introduce so remote a contingency as we'll
defined probability, in a book the main purpose
Of which presumably is to attract settlers 10
Southern California With this exception the
volume deserves hearty approval, and 1t should
do much to popularize subject of the greatest
interest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-17

xs,,o oissfne u l6ho Oats steady, cash 29te Nay
Ssse. AYE At sstc Barley 5000 aoy pnea.nsssss. g.
bsiry $500 cornnssi wss steady :, ~ so whisxsy
Lara 2o Dryss Msa.s bored sneniass: Is g 81 oo
tissr eli s2,17 10 Bacon boxed Shoulders 50 5e Long
Clear g 90 Clear Ribs 3 Short Clear ~ 80
Flour 1000 bbls Wheat 1000 bush Corn 1000 eS:n
mssts-Wheat 1000 bash Corn $1,000 bash Oats iS'ooo
BUSH Rye 1000.
TOLEDO Feb 16whsaf seadv. active: Cash - 1Ss 20;
Nav July 81 GO. Corn active and hrm cash oOc
May b2as Oats were Quiet Cash $50 Cioverssea scuve.
steady, Cash 81 co. Recsipts-Wheat 1000 bush Corn
1000 bush. shipments-Whoat 1000 bush. Cloversssd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-17
IHRIE RAILWAY. Ticket Offices, 4OI, BIT

Il III and 8J7 Broadway. 1881 Bowcrv. Isl We't.t,
Battery Place. Cha street and 2}d street fees
NewYork S3l and 333 fultonsS, Brooklyn; l0I Broad
way williamsburg; corner Nswar< and ison SIS Hobo
where and PAror sleeping Car reservations ana
eders transfer OF bs Obtain ed
23ds minutes ter tia tins sho ~
n ON en- am ,ers.st local trains % 10 minutes earlier
Ing Coaches 10 Enra, Hsrneisvills. Buf,la Pull
Slice Co }ch from .-JrnellsSlle 10 CID.ns At
3d. In-Daily CHICAGO and ST. Louis Lin!t~i soIf III
Of DIy and Buffet sleeping Coaches 10 Budal1
81 Louis No sItri charge for fast me.
745 p N. (23dst 7;2'l Tsp N. acknowledgements Ex
press. Pullman sleeping Coaches
ll:3O n-Daiy ChcaZo Express Pullman BUFFET escaping
Coaches to Binghamt,u. owexs Elnira. Bufi" James
i45 B. 3 So i4O. go 6:3O boo $40. $50 7S0 1880
, M. IL night Also 10 Rutherror $50 A. NJ ~ D. m,
2nson ! 4 f:5i 7'iG q 10, 80 p. m. l! night o..
Patsrson-4 40. I. $50 lo;sOa mi u noon laa S;3o
$50. T. 80 4:4D. &. SILT 6:30 6:5,. $40 6So, HS "a
1870. II 30 D. ~ Eight su days 4t6. $40, io5o
an; IL noon; 2 L. 63o. 1870 q loso llIO NJ; nigas
Newark "a. 81 ,so 3 go 80 go sSO5
D. m. II night snnd.ys 81 M. 800 $50 1912 M
RidgewDot An Snfern-tt5. $50 1910 w.; l:1o D
$40 $50 1880. 8. l0:3J II night Also 70 hhec-
VOID 500 nj tS 52oD M sSD NJ S 3 asns
p m. SUNDAYS. s:3oa mi 2.6p
warwick-w-eK DAYS 9. 10 30 a. M; SOP M ~. -, an
D. N. sundlys 4:45. $50 1880 a m $40 lli3o No M
Mlddlstown AMI Prt Jervs-at5 $50 wv "a; 'Sv
t3o, 7;i5, 1880 IN. Sundays +'4o osh io'so M
Esp2c so train, ro the West arrive in Ns~yOrk 7s
10 So a m. and 1885 p. IN ,.,,,,,
X. H. SOULE L. FAhMth.
Gsuer, Manager Genera Passenger Agent