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r. RE RAILWAY.-Ticket Offices, 4o1, BIT,
Place, Chsm2ers and esd Sacets ferries, New-Yofk;
331 and 80. Filton-st Brooklyn; 107 Broadway
Williamsburg corner Newark add Hudsyn sts, Hoboken;
and New station, Jersey City WHERE Tickets and Psroi
trsnsfer q baggage can be- cbtsned Express trains
leave 23dst. minutes earlier than tine shown from
Charnbersst. local trains TO 10 minutes earlier.
Russ B. s 80 m q S RsE Express Pullman
osr e TO- EmiTa, Corning and HoTneG :siIs.
a Pullman In ssfIs Day s@s suss s y: S'
and ST Louis. No extra charge for fast dine
80 d. M, every day, Chicago Expresss Pullman
Buffet sfeepers. Bnghanlton owego Elmira Rochester,
Rutferf9rd 70 30 "a 80 70 80 "a
$50 e19 esq 80 10 go s y H ass 20 moan.
]. Rp's;is = sS !iq dS $50. $780, $50:
Paterson, 4, 494S, Q, . 1850, eso; 1929, y no9ni
ss5 A ss5 s ssC 1872 49, sls sss ' a slSs
Newark and Paterson Via Nsvafk; 81 ~ SO 20
efs S. s e. Ss 5 sS g. = 30 Il
Icss "a ss5 so % ; 70 ntsS, q
Goshen, AS, 80, 0, 10 80 a. m; J. $780, A;so'
%lddiesoS44 End Port yers. 4aS. 1850, Q. 1880
i nansa iS0 $50 80 so O5o u night. Newark
Branch. 0 a. m. 80. 80, 10 p. M :,
5z sSs ! 81 sua 0 70 IS IS wSs arrive IN
w j. MURPHY. \ p; FARMER
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with majority of them ON the side Of declines
an affair of imaginary importance with the whole
speculative machinery in full blast TO force q
depression. SIGNIFIES o remarkably strong market
THE DAY In THE BOND MARKET.
Government bonds were dull, with the quota
tions steady as follows:
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xxyuTTE STAR LINE.

WHITE STAR LINE.
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AM. AND I1nVERPooL.
scFITIc Capt Dawson. wednesday Feb 81 8: 80 D.
sADRIATIC, Capt Cameron "Wednesday, Mar 10. D. m.
bislIA tom Syhito star Dock West 10Th 81 "
saloon s5O 500 $50 and 500 Storage from or TO
a.. MA Gonntry 900 A limited number q second cahin
passenaers carried these steamers outward $50 and
80 81 tl,ppadgey New.York ]. BRUCE ISMAY. Agent
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so4s. $50, O5o e949.d31, 74e Inc. s51, 600
A. 32l 2O4 "a. 5O7. 537 Inc. 193, 333

Net cash balances s2oe so93 Inc s235 OPS
The foreign exchanges were dull for Saturdays
steamers and barely steady at quotations for
actual business as follows: Bankers bills at
"a Sc 3-s and 81 80 rs respectively for long and
short sterling; French francs at 81 3-s and
81 rs; reichmarlIs at % 3-S and 90 "a, and
guildcrs at 40 and 40 1-2.
The governors Of the Bank OF England at their
weekly meeting to-day made no change in its rate
COR discount, and it remains at per cent During
the week tho bank gained $4,000 bullion. and
the proportion OF its reserve TO its liabilities
raised from 44.s5 TO 1886 per cent against an adj
vance from 1885 TO 46.78 per cent in the same
week Of last year, when its rate for discount was
1-2 per cent. To-Day the bank gained { 900
bullion on balance. Tho weekly statement OF the
Rank Of France shows gain Of 1850, 900 francs
gold and loss OF 3,775, 900 francs silver. At the
London Stock Exchange. British consols were
firm, with advances TO 90 LIS and 90 3-16 re-
sIectively for money and account. In the open
money market the rate for discount of bankers
bills was 5-sa2 81 per cent. Bar silver was
steady at AZ ll-1 cd. per ounce English standard.
American railways were irregular, but generally
ruled higher than the home quotations Of the Same
time. At Paris French per cents TO Sab
and sight exchange on London was up 20 1888
IN fho
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GENITAL RAILROAD a49, oE N lSI,,;I

~ FOOT OF L1BEhI1 SIhEEf, NOtyLd hlvEt[
20 a. m. for Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown, Maucb
Chunk Reading, Harrisburg, etc.
700 a M TOT Flemington. Easton, Bethlehem, Allen,
go =. N. for bennington. Lake Hopatcong, Easson
Bethlehem, Allentown, Manch Chunk Wilkesbsrre,
Scranton Esadlng HsrTsSUsg wpPts,yIIs Tanaaua.
?. m for Flemnstcn, Easton bethlenem, Allentown
y45 D. m. for Easton, Bethlehem. Allentown, Maucs
80 p m. Tor fiemington, Lake HOpatecns Easton
90 and go m. for sometytile and Feming.en
Chunk Reading, Harrisburg, ETC. On Sundays at 20
1850, rs, I1:15 a. m, 4. 4;So. $40 p. m sun.
PARK ocean Grove, exert sunday: Point Pleasant
chester Toms River, Barnegat,. etc
49, ib &c. i'i IL y5 IS Dil'ss'c sso $50
o;i FOR r nAKswooD 81 Z 80 siS n. 100. Z 50
80 D. m. Parior ears ss $50 ana 4;oo'
FOR ATLANTIC CITY
4:so m, 200 p N. ESQ D. N. Through Express,
with Parlor-ears)
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
via Central r. r Of New-Jersey ana PE,adelpnis ana
o. IL :. NJ I 80, S:i5, 4. 80. 80, u p. N sun
DAYS at o a. m; $50. ~ p m 90,
Ha 10 LEAVING S,S . scuacc s os Rsse
Tickets and rarlor Oar seats be procured a. n
49, 944 LAO, ls2S Broadway 1SI eth,avs 20 weA
500 Futon-st. SO Broadway, Brooklyn; 49,
New.York Transfer Company Will call ior and eheck
baggage from hotel or residence
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. ,..o.

i On and afrer JANUARY %. 1888.
AND uN GiSEbI sT TitT : NAIL l ROUTE.
Trains leave New York via Desbrosses and c0ruands
pstburs and the West With Pullman Palace
Cars attached seS ana Chicago Limited Pso
Dining. smoking and Sleeping Vesahuled Cars az 10
Haven 10 Il e. SG .5yy tns
Erie At a. e., p pa @i so''He''ils ~ 0O' ~
10 pp5s,s ana u q: ls n Assans
il 90 .. M. 100, ZOO and 90 p n Sundays
n,timot ana Washington and the south Limited wash
ngon Express Of Pullman PEIor Cars daily except
s SSgaay wliS 10 Dining Car s a. shas
~ a. s s0s q; 20 20 3. m "a and dpq Is Is night
sunday 6i5 and 90 a. m.' 4 80 and s;oo D. NJ any
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
10 20 D. m tthroagh fa5or carl ana ana D. M wees
S,.n T Cay Cay Mss % fiSs
Hons ", ys RAILWAY aN On A saly As M and
p Pm NJ tdo not Stop At AsSSTs PARK. pO,,.s.
For pA Sa and iq Norfolk tx" Rairosd 90 daily via Bs
more y and b Ssy H' ss'S Wiz
; ssns;os q Tor s' STSo E sISTas ss''
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express trains leave New.York, via Desbrosses saA
tortandt Streets Ferries, as follows: Mining Oar.
$40 g GacasS L% Ss Fl ytsn p mn + &
f Inc e zoo sSC $50 APO SSsoSs sS
SsISn aps % 20 snd ii 10 and lsaS ess
Sundays. Express TO- 900 g Lmsed ma in q IL
nig 3 . A s:SUi q q sSg 90 Pr NJ
Trails leaving Ne~YC daily except SUNDAY, and 70
ana M and no p M On Sundays connect q TsnOn for
,1a S': II * !: :
Sds Sss d hsssssa ard Station 's''
cheek baggage from, hotels snd residences woop.
General Manager. General Pass'r Agen.
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The Trcasury purchased sl97OOo u per

cents at 100 Id
In State issues the business was covered by
small sales OF Tennessee settlement IS az " IL.
There were no sales Of city bank STOCKS.
In the general bond market the prices ZOE ISSUES
of speculative character were somewhat snaaeu l
in sympathy with the movements IN the snare
market Yet the investment demand CONTINUES
to grow, and the general tone OF the market y
finn South Carolina seconds were icalur9 General m1s
mortgages active UP to 81 l-zao sson -;
Denver and Rio GFande Western first ass se1
were of to SO -2 All the oregons were on VII,
IA per cent from previous quotations. new. i12h,
Lake Erie and Western 6s yielded to lO2 "a.
In the unlisted department. of the stock . EN,
change Cotton Oil certificates were urn WIN
small fluctuations, selling 1900 at o. "a "a
so 1-4a5o 10. Sugar Trust sold 1000 at S2 la
SO rs, Georgia Pacific frsts 81 GOO az llV and
second 5s (S29,000l at 7ea76 LIZ, Omcagy anu
Atlantic BeneGeiaries 500 at 5-sa5, liz, grans-
wick Co. q,10ol at Fl s-ea2l ID ana ni'' DoS'sO
Land 5000 at So 25.
THE MONEY MARKET.
The local money market continues 20 rule at
remarkably low rates; to-day at 1 1-2a2 per cent
for loans continued to next Monday.
The Clearing House statement to-day Yves as
follows Exchanges, S115,123,527; balances
THE The Sub-Treasury to-day was debtor =, the
Clearing House S6S6,0O0. The business OF the
Sub-Treasury for the five days ended tonight IN
cludes receipts. of s12,162,1i1 and payments OF
sI1 .O56, Oj2, leaving the general balance aJ
g SO, 753 ASS, against $780, 6i6 270 February D,
showing an apparent gain OF sl,105, 2lo; buO
deductinR from the payments S7O4, OOV ana rom
the receipts $4,000 for items which affect only
its accounts with the General Treasury, its gain
as affcz1ing the banks is Sl,2s9,21S And this
result includes the receipt of S5ll,S94 for gold
taken from the Assay Office for export, and the
payment of 81 ,599707 for purchased bonds To
days operations covered: Receipts, 81, 799 S44
payments, S2142,097; with balances OF S166,e5O,-
383 coin and 81 6,203,105 currency.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasury at Washington re
ceived to-day Sl9l, 995 National hank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were 1896, go, and the
internal revenue receipts were S410,530.
To-days Washington Treasury statement OF |
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares with |
the figures of the last previous statement as /
follows:
gold hand s192 612 1872 1913 075 Dec s2 $50
Net silver hid 81, 297, 52S 273549I4 Inc. $3.50
Net legal tenders -. -.
hand 29,555,9l6 290TS,757 Inc. 2zz,Sai /
Actual cash IN
Treasy vaults
outslandg -. u< -. -.
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RailrcaDs.

g HORE LINE--ALL RAIL ROUTE-FOR
~ Boston Providence Newport and the Fast. Express
trains leaye Grand Central station for Providence and
dining earl i; Night Express at IL 10 D. M daily.
For Newport st a NJ. and l D. m; Palace Paros Cars
or Sleeping Cars on oil express trains
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AoUEDUCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
ROnM 2Oa. STEMART BUILDING.

ITO CONTRACTORS.
BIDS or proposals for furnishing the roof, double
DOORS windows railing floor plates and copper leaders IN
Guiding the furnishing OF oil the materaA labor,
portat0n etc. necessary required 10 put the IN
complete working order at the Ardsey Gate House.
section Of the aQueduct called for IN the APP
proved forms contract and specifications file the
Gce OF the AQueduct Commissioners will DC received
this ofice until WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY a. 1889, az
o'clock p. m at which place and hour they viii DO
publicy opened by the AQueduct Cons sioners and
award doing said work and furnishing said material
possible
lions therefor aad bids proposals and proper envelopes
for Their inclosu and form OF bond and also th2 plans
for said work and all other Information can be obained
the above ohce Of the Aoueduct Commissioners
plcation TO the secretary.
by order Of the AQueduct Commissioners
JAMES 9. DUANE. President
JOHN c. SHEEHAN. Secretary
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Art Schools.

Al RS. LOUISA b. CULVER viii resume hor classes
tI from October 3D. in Drawing, OH and atef-eolof
Painting stu Life, Flowers and Landscape China Paint
NO % WEST eSDST.
References: Mr. ID. Huntington President National
Academy o. Design; Mr. william Hart, NJ. A. Mr. James
NJ Hart. N. A. Mr.. David johnson. N. A.
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LINE.

E.prs REDuCED-IYsIDE ROUTE FOR BOSTON,
"a ppovTnFNCE 40 o5; WORCESTER. 90 so.
Passengers have choice OF tnfeo express trains; re-
cining chairs free OF charge .
Steamers Rhode Island ana stonngton leave New
YORK from new pier &c. ~ r.. ono block above Canal.st
daily except SUNDAY. at D. m a., .
The New. York Transfer 20. VIII call Tor and check
baggage from hotels and resldenceA
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Musical Iustruc.,ou.

II ANJo and GUITAR taught in twenty private lessons
~ with without the aid OF nctes HENRY o, DOE.
SON. l,e70 Broadway. between ga ana 3Sd Sta
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" Fayorte inside route, Fares reduced, To Boston,
Sonts East. steamers Pier 40. North River foot
n Wattt (nexs pier above Des6rossess ferry, daily
cn,tavs oxccpted. p. Tickets and rooms
seeured ne principal ueket Offices in New-York and
flsnnSl,-n at OFT pier, and steamers.
WecteotTs Express VIII cali for and check baggage
from hotels and residences u, w BRADY, Agent
NEW HAVEN.- leave Peck Slp
~ Isp,oe o. Il RI at D. and IL D. m (Sundays exs
eente steamers arrive in time for early trains north and
naAl
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DED STAR LINE.
III FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS
Sailing from New.York and Antwerp weekly.
i seopuey zSi II n
Cabin rates; FIRST Cabin, ESQ and upward Excursion,
400 and upward Second Cabin, $40 Excurson S72 and
esO Steeraga at very low rates..
PETER WRIGHT SONS. Genl AEt&. Bowling Green.
TOURS IN TROPICAL SEAS;
Nori and unsurpassed scenery climate obtasnable.
rTris Venbraeng from forty ports, occupying
sebs on onger-speclally arranged Coupons available
~ snv ~ tbe Atlas Line steamers sailing fortnighty.
FIVE DOLLARS A DAY
defrays all necessary expenses OF tour 20 jamaica Hayt
No'onlo Coast Ports Only First Cabin Passengers
RED Address either
PM FORwooD & CO.. Agents. "a Safest, N. Y,
TUos. COOK & SON. Tourist Agencies
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INVEST SHORE RAILROAD, Il
VEW-YoRK CENTRAL = AND HUDSON
On and after February 3, trains leave
GRAND CEN1IsAL STATION-

Largest and Finest Passenger Sistion In America
Rsssy Albany iSa S g q s n
nTSS ssui1SA sSy INA % VEST.
LIMITED. composea exsSisely d buffet Smoking
s and sgng s s.s %
Il 5 S nn cSSISa. asSs de
10 ~ lna c sc Express iOr Niagar3 Fails To
and sesHs. sa:
snf SSSs gss
S cars % Tcy a andy Sae oaca SPECIAL with draw
nees p III North e sD Da Troy Con
points point on on MtehSurs r. R. A' anu intermediates
pres, cr . T sssG u ensn9sa and st. asa.
rono and Cleyeland CINCINNATI indIsnapos S. Louis
sleeping and dining ears ''
~ ap So cs.aP Pas E
Adams daily and to Syracuse and Canandsieua daily
except Sunday ssPf' :E1 Ss 10 y se:s I s
TO- Nass P East r Ss S Buzz
s. as sna % c. wn y
Saturday; also 70 Canandalgua on sundays only.
connection With train leaving Sturdy ''a
cS nd az Hosny Nth train for ths West
sale Grand Central Station ALB 7s5 and 942 Broad
way l2 Park Place BsSseSy Place % West 125thst
7so Fulton sts and 3es Bedfcrd-ave. +. D.. Breokiya
westcotss Express calls for and checks baggage ffn
run daily; others daily except Sunday. tstop AZ
sSR u enns f' p Nsa sad A wss
J. N. ToUcEY. General Superintendent
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
EageS sS 40 sSs sS:iss sYsSs
40 DO eao 30 M Z Midnight aS 81 sSuSa w.
T. sa 80 n ,j.; 4 2 ~ G,Ip... Fl t
for Manuel. Spring Valley. MOnsoy and TarinaaA
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0earher5.

A BEST TEACHERS supplied. no charge; teachers
"A. wanted: no registration fee vacancies always on
hand: form Tor stamp. r. T. AVERY. American School
Bureau, Q West 14th-st, N. ".
A -PeoFFsSoRs Teachers. Tutors Goyenesses--Al
A.branches supplied schools and families SHeWs rs
COYRIE,RE. 81 East 17th-st, bet 4th.aNe and BWay.
A MERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS, AGENCY
n supplies Professors Teachers Tutors. Sovefnesses'
Mrs NJ. j. YOUNG FULTON, % Union SQUARE
r, ROCKwAY'S TEACHERS AGENCY formerly CHI,
ID cago supplies superior teachers for schools
and families. Mrs l.. FkEEMAN-BROCkWAk' %
West o5d-st Recommends schools 70 parents
MAY FRANCES eiocutionist; instruction given also
lfl entertainments n Meeker-ave., Brooklyn, Ne y
SsCHERMERHoRN's TEACHERS AGENCY. ,o.s
- Oldest and best known in u = 10''
VEToMAN,s EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU tfor
w both sexes) supplies professors teaehers
colleges schools and families also bookkeepers sVno
pliers and copyists to business firms - -, c,.-
Mrs D. A. CULVER. 500 5th-ave.. New-York CITY
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AGAIN A WAITING fIARKET.
FREQUENT FLUCTU4TIONS..

prAps vArNLY MAGNIFY THE IMPORTANCE
OF THE PRESIDENTS AGREEMENT
.Tre AT THE STOCK EXcHANGE-FEB. 81.
01''1-'' THE GENERAL LIST
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steamboats,.

tr arsclass limited tlekels reduction 10 am other
noints Steamers PROVIDENCE and OLD COLONY
DAYS only Sunday trips VIII be resumed, Commencing
~ sO Jersey City, 4 ,. m An orchestra on each
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Danring Araoemies

tJanfln9 AIauEHllts.
A -oARTIER'S DANCING ACADEMY, so 5thave,
"A. between 18th 14th SITS private anu class lessons
all hours lady assistants special terms TOT eiups ahe
attended city country waltz tsusht
rspdly classes afternoon and evening" terms moderate
A Lien DoDwORTH.
"A NO. eS1 5TH.AVE
Evening Glass for Gentlemen and Private H Ems
See Circular
A LFYINDFR MACGREGoRS, los WEST 55TH-sr.
a Private Lessons and Glasses in Dancing daily.
Mendelssohn Hall to let for private enteftanmeh8
II ERNANDO'S Dancing Academy 10s East 6oth-sshi
Il New classes now forming for second term All
Fashionable Dances Send for circular.
4, GORGE W. wALLACE'S classes, 20 West both-st'
W and Harlem, 129th-st. and 4th-ave. bee Circulars
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP C0MPANYS
A LINES FOR CALICO JAPAS, CHM ,cn
CESTRAI. AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEXICO.
From Eew.York pier foot or Canal-st, N X
For San Francisco via the lsthm t. 81 fshama.
CITY OF PARA sails Saturday, March :. noon
Prom San Francisco. LIST and Brannan sta,
For China and Japan. -
CITY or NETWORK sails Monday. March III, D: m
FOR freight passage and general information apply at
"a Snlcc an no pieP foot Of Canal-st, N. r.
0'Np'-' ~ II j. BULLAY Superintendent
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RAILROAD EARNINGs.

FLINT AND PERE MARQUETTE
1887 1853. 1850.
Number OF mlleS.... 361 BOB 1903
Second week I'm Feb. sS27s9 ef1,gOJ ~, 100
Jan. % Feb. H.. 20272l 2S2,226 2So,S4o
DETROIT. BAY CITY AND ALPENA.
Number OF miles.... les DOB 223
Second week in Feb 1906 F1090o
jan 70 Feb A.. .-.-.- $3.50 oe,10I
TOLEDO AND OHIO CENTRAL.
Number OF miles,. 2i3 90 23I
Second week In Feb. f19,3y3 f235g2 f2U1lS
Jan 1 20 Feb. IA. 1S7,1 31 1924 12e 629
CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN.
Number OF miles,. 1919 410l 42l0
Month az January.... s1723 173 s15T1 2so s16i32<5
IMPORTS OF DRY GOODS AT NETWORK.
For tho week 1857 1888. 1883.
Entered at tho port. % Gil 215 s39l7So3 e3Se527e
Thrown Market. g JSIo2o d.OOS,2@o 34lS,AS5
Since January l. 1900. -. 80.
Thiown on market..- "a 515,2i0 2c.3572i9 2Ios7sS7
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Orean Cleaners.

A NCHoR LINE, y; s; Mail Steamships.
From Pier Al, North RIVER focs o. Lefoy.st
Oeyonia Feb %, noon. EthiOpiaMaf. 8. II a
Circassia----.-Aar a. m Anchoriz MAR. 16 a. m
GLASGOW, DERRY or LIVERPOOL
Cabin e45 and $50. Second class, $40. Storage s2o
Travellers Circular OF Credit and Drafts for any
amount Issued az lowest current rates
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Bowling Green. r.. Y.
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Yesterday.To-day.

CLOSING PRICES or BOSTON STOCKS.
Boston. Feb. q, 1889.
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THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES,
Il Madison Square (26tb-st. and broadway.
49,. TERMS BEGIN NOW.
Branches: brooklyn Boston, Washington Philadelphia
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Orean Steamers.

CoMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSATLAN-
~ TIQUE FRENCH LINE TO HAVRE
Companys pisr lnewlN0 40 North River foot OF Mortonss
IA fWkMPAGNE Boyer Saturday. Feb %. IL q m
"A nRFThGNF de Joussein Sssirday. March .. 5 a m.
LA BOURGOGNE Frangeul. sat, Mar 3 10 30 a. m
A. FORGET. Agent No. Bowli"s Green
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noCKA

Actual sales. Closing. No
-~x. l--->----..------I : ~ - shares
EfOOAA Opg H'gt Low't fihaI bia. Askd sold
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1netrnrt1oil.
Bows and Young \

A LEX AMBER INSTITUTE. MILITARY BOAhDlNO
n SCHOOL. White Plains, N. y. =. M n
Principal. o. y. WILLIS A. NJ, IN. u;
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-07-01
An Uncercmonious introduction.

An amusing incident occurred lately
in q Baltimore street.car. Several
quite well-known ladies', meeting On
their way to Or from the shopping
quarter Of the city, were talking in
rather loud manne: about preachers
and their wives. They finally carno to
speak Of tho vile of prominent pas
tor Of ono of he Methodist churches.
All kinds Of things wero said d-somc
truthful, others the boldost imagina-
tions: All said they had never seen
the lady; but they had heard sho was
u blonde, and all said they would like
to see her. All in tho chr enjoyed the
talk; mono moro SO than tho lady
talked about who happened to be sit
ting opposite them. When she ar
rived at her destination sho pulled the
bell to stop tho car; and, having q
sense Of the ludicrous, went to the
gossipers and said: ''Ladies, you have
expressed q desire to SEQ me. Here
am. Let mo give you piece of ad-
vice. When next you gossip in O.
street-car don't do 1t in such o loud
manner; IL may be hoard by soEae ono
who will not enjoy it as have. Good
day." The gossipors showed great
astonishment and chagrin. while tho
other passengers laughed immodorate-
ly at the proceedings. IN. Y. Indo-
pendent
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USES OF PHOTOGRAPHY.
Tho Art Employed to Make Dry Omcia,
Reports Entertaining.

Tho Art Employed to Make Dry OMcia,
Reports Entertaining.
Official reports of land surveys and
explorations are not very popular
reading, and in some countries the
aid of Illustrations is called in to mako
them more attractive. Tho Canadian
Department of the Interior expects
hereafter to illustrate the reports OF
scientific men who are still studying
tho great northern portion OF the con-
tinent The processes OF making
photographs and reproducing them
in printers ink have been so cheap
encd and improved that it is found
they can be introduced III Government
reports without largely enhancing the
cost.
Since dry platc3 camo into use in
photography with various processes
of utilizing photographs to illustrate
printed pages, the su.vey departments
of every European Government has
established Photographic Offices. We
have finely equipped illustrative de-
partments in connection with the
Coast and Lake Surveys, the Hydro
graphic Office and tho Geological
Survey In those Offices the viows
taken by explorers are developed and
multiplied. trees, plants. fossils and
other specimens aro photographed,
the wonders revealed by the micro
scope are. caught for general inspcc-
tion, and thus facilities for illustr;I-
tion have not only been greatly in
creased, but tho cost of pictorial aids
to study has been largely lessencd
1t is found, for instance, that the
quickest and cheapest way 10 enlarge
or reduce maps and plans is by means
OF photography. and great many
maps are now cheapy produced for
general circulation by photo-litho-
graphic processes.
With all tho new methods Of pitt.
uro making it is considered mex.
cusable nowadays To issue book o
explorations that is not profusely
Illustrated. It Will be Interesting to
examine the next reports Of tho Cana
dian Survey, whose illustrations, We
arc told in the report of tho Interior
Department, a o expected mot only
10 mako the reading matter attractive.
but also to impart much additional
valuo to tho information given. IN.
Y. SUM-.
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cdge. says Southern writer; tho
majority OF even the best book,
must be left unread. In order to
know we'll little one must be
content to remain ignorant Of groat
deal that seems equally important
Carlyle says that the art Of selecting
books Is the art Of rejecting them.
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