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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

YORK. Thursday. Nov. -BEEvES-Recolpts, in
heads ca load, at jersey Jty Of which IS carloads
were export cattle for Meyer louseman and carloads
carloads Tor Eastmans Company, and carloads fer j.
Stern. no uallue IL D'eNc- Feeling trlhe weak
City dresscd beef in iai[ demand ar 5sq7c FOR decent
stock selling az ja5c. LITTLE Texas and Colorado beef
rrvat cable advice. received to-day quote the London
and Liverpool Harea dun and unchanged AZ 3d or -caat
62G per % Tor 6laoI4%i Dl't ana NmIigsh i've cate
The Dennark sailed to-day with 1913 cat;c and . 800
Eric is no: cSlccei TO- get oil before Friday or saturoy
The 0rinoco t,c@ out fof Bormuda shippers - cae aid
3 sheep the Trndad lad 81 sheep Tor t. $ DicnbacE
lived this port several days behind her regular time,
expected TO sal SATURDAY.
MICH COWS-No fresh arrivals Market steady at
GiI1fs EScepts ali point, 3o5 Nal Of which l22
." hi ~ o ] sod A. - 20 and Common to iG Prime
XeS 9l sI 5a 7c and best Bu:5, COUNTY w u 7c i'
Dressed Calye, oYiet but qqotaby unchanged at Ara
Country Dressed Yeals and Sal2c FOR Ordinary Extra
Sale. J. ITalenbeek: % Western Calves. 29s n
AVERAGE 80 30 per 100 II: "a DO 1926 n. at 80 4O 80
5S9s A az c' VEAL 2l s st. a at o ' d..
$ iy % Y ysqf ~ Ct including carloads
to arrive wIp So carloads Of LOB head5 carloads
5 reached S ia yards o T % sg 1 a G was very
amted ~ TeT q daG S g sgpa ne ng ~ i6d
Good to Choice Lambs :. 50 25d8d 50.
orr ho pdr the sD deal nare 6 firm 5 Hg the 96un
which the latter sold. make it difficult to obtain much
advance. 49,
Prime and heavy Wethers brought l0c. Dressed Lambs
s foo Nui9 s IL sat- se E"e os QS g
Pennsy vania do. 1o7 D. at 81 80; 1877 Pennsylvania
Lambs co. - az So %. 800
II harrington: 1jl Canada lambs. SO n. At &c so.
UOf;S-Eeceipts pc carloads " 3 So hea1-l7 carloads
AZ ioh.s and carlolds at Jersey CITY Market steady,
aud ouOtations are ~ SDd - 2j per leo n
Saes-A w Lamb: 30 STATE Hogs o27 n average, at
- Is 90 o.. ~, 80 e., -. ., ~
Country Dressed steady % 42G7c for extremes.
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SIX SHORT STORIES

ME FIRST COUNTESS OF wEssEX.
pv THOMAS HARDY. With Eight IllustraHons
d,wn nv q & RFINHART and ALFRED PARSoNs'
A GOLDEN WEDDING. 49, ,,.
nv RUTH McENERY STUART. With Six Iliustia-
lions drawn by A. b. FROST
THE TWELFTH GUEST
BY MARY +. WILKINS. WIN Ihree A@uS'"~O"'
drawn by c. D. WELDON.
THE SONG OF THE OPAL.
BY NJ L. NJ. DAVIS.
MEDUsAs HEAD.
BY +. ID. MILLET. With TWO lhustaVohs' orS"h
by H. w. McVICKAR.
THE TAKING OF CAPTAIN BALL.
BY SARAH oENE JEWETr With One Illustration
drawn by c. S. REMNANT
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THE FLIGHT INTO EGYPT.
REV. HENRY VAN DYKE.

REV. HENRY VAN DYKE
Illustrations from the paintings by MURILLo, GIoTTo
W. HOLMAN HUNT, PIERRE LAGARDE, and ALT
DORFER; the engravings by DURER and CRANACH
an original drawing specially prepared for this article
by L. o. MERSON and a frcsco in " a little ruined
church hidden away in the Alpine hamlet OF Abundance
among the mountains OF Chabas the southern shore
OF Lake Geneva"
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY

hJNlKAI hAlLhDAO UT NE w JEhSEI
~ FOOT OF LIBERTY ST, NORTH RIVER.
Time Tdble Of November 49, les9: ,,...,
Chtsk WiAesbarre and Scranton, Reading, Harrisburg
100 ~ Tor Pennington, EastOn, Bethlehem, Allentown
Asa 10 MsudS 2' c63 aSs wesSaf seFnon
liar. bure. Iqttsy1e Tamaqua' shamokin' sunbury,
90 p H. for Remington Easto9. Bet4lshem5 Allen
for Ea.t9 Be9 Temaaaa A sha@Un Nauch
0Ns" 80 p M for FcmnEtn opateens, EastOn.
sSe p m; I9T B si Aisntown Mauch
chunk reading Harr,burs on sundays at 80 p
80 90 m sahdoy for aston Bethlehem Allentown,
'' 90 p M Sunday for Eason Bethlehem Allentown.
Mauch thunk and Pot R1adc5 ..buyv Park Ocean ,ovs
and Po ha F Ha@ 80 S5 lib M, 100 OO
sa5 S tran do not Stop oa9 Grove A;bgTy PaTE
E? M9nm9gG,hh PG &c SSaoTsht' etc. at 49, SA''
s3 ga as s yo 60 p % and s knyGS5
yG g. 1m;;ewSod 80 SIS a. H. 90 90 4:45 D. M
For Toms Rive and Barnegat. 80. s Is a m, 90.
FoF p hanc city vincland and Brldsetor go NJ
90 4 90 445, 80, G:iO. $3.50 .. m. sundays.
0 90 a. m. p. m
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
via Central r. K Of Ney;Jersey Philldelpha and Reading
l. r. Baltimore and Ohio L. H., leave foot of Libery
For Philadelphia, at 400, 7:i5, $50; Il 100 a: M.
NIT III SUNDAYS, $50, $50 90. SO co. %
55y and md w &C. g. 9 80 s 81 asSs
Trains leav9g At 40 LOO 100 m 49, a. 90 co.
e&s, raTlS Car seat can Be procured 2 2e
faS;hst i5i Fass 125thst. NewYork; Courts st.. $50
transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence.
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Nn5truction
.ovs and Young Nlen-Country.

Bows and Young Alen-Country.
=, rCTOpY SCHOOL. IIaudcn. Conn.-For BOYS. So
TX ..,-,t nome Influences. thorough school system eA
,a..i,c ,,round. gymnasium, boathou-e, Nc A'"'I'''
Rev H. t. EVEREST. NJ. A. Rector.
=, rNfMFR SCHOOL FOR BOYS, ~ y
- At THE BRYANT SCHOOL, Rosyn H. J.. N, l.
overlookine l. / Sound send ~ Nn'traten calalogue
,r,IIf, PFEKSKILL MILITARY ACADEMY. 60th year
< Legina ScDcuhcF 18th. lbS9. Schl LOT cayaOsuo'
OeE'N TOiTN Y. oILDEN. VI. A.. NJ. D.
y1rFsT.TYAN ACADEMY.-One o. the half-dozen be,s
w C,ssslcaI and Academic Schools In New Eng ana
Tho povnent OF s61 advance VIII cover ORDINARY tut9n
boar washing and heating ior me ia Urn De
ooipnino Aug 2S Send for catalogue 70 u NJ STEELE
Principal. Wibraham. Mass
For Young LadieS-COuntry.
CHOICE SCHOOL.-BrooKe Hall, for girls and yonng
A ladies' SWITHTN q. SHORILiDGE. A. NJ.
Harvard Gradustc). Media, Pa (neai fhiadsipma.
~ oILEGIATE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. ENGLEWOop
4 naoDens Sppte mber %. Preparation Cor col
ooo a sreciaitv pupil 3lmltted % Nassar wellesley
md Smith or our certificate ADALINE w. STERLING.
TLROI,INE NJ. GERRISH, A. ID
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for Young Ladies'.
In bridgeport Conn Address The Principal.
- D7'' MISS EMILY NELSON.
TOME boarding and Day School ier Children from
FIVE to fourteen years Of age hcahiu Location play
-rourd pleasant home thorough INSTRUCTION.; moderate
~ J.
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STAINED.
Low middling. ......s 1910

Good ordinary 1 ia3;; NHg Hlaaine .0'i0
Orti6ns-IIyerp0ol 102 points lower at the out,
set and the ocs market sympathzcd with decline Of
about 3 pOlnts, which followed by a IurthcI
eh, drop on increased crop estimates But along toward
Inc c9so there was considerable buying by the "shOt
Side AMI Tie gene raj market hardened. LAYING on tr.ne
hotter than YESTERDAY. sales $500 bales.
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= ruIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

- .SsENGER TRAINS leave foot CoruA'''
Y,o.h~o-ses Sts follows; .,.,.
Drso m Tor Satlngton and informed at point RuHsa
= m for Geneva Lyons, Enira ko,ne gShair car y
and he West and principal local points. .
49, and Pullman Ia Suspension bnuetia,. Char
h'iI A m. for Elrira and internedia'e p''
80, n Nauch Chunck. .....alae points
car ~ Tor Tuukhannock and nteIime fRssding and
CHAIR car 10 Tunkharu0ck. CONNECTION Az
10 D. M Tor FlInrO and principal nan seepen
Chair cai 70 l. Is. Junction and runs
SuSpenslon Bridge. ,..sltote points go.
40 q IN. Cor Satlneon and nisTr ,lpnedate pcineA
MO D. m. for Maueh Chunk ana in'' ~.s
Connection Reading and HarrisouE poehester bss.s
D. m for Geneva. Lyons. bnir 49, and Suspkn'''-
"a ke West Pullman seeDers TO Lyons NV IA
Bridge. ., am | o. m; sp9so,Ises
coal regions. s,.,,n,y TRAINS ,...rusdssn
a. M for MaSeh Chunk. Hafle''" A
points. 49,, rnunk and ine rnlea tssssr Buf1e
D. m for Geneva. Lyons r', =" LYONS and SaS'
Bridge. o.n.,,, Eastern once. sss Dr''d'~
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ION The spot firm quiet and without material
.ho,g sales olj bales consumption Port receipts.
~ al bales against 44,io bac> last week and 33
49, mi. doy september receipts
a; the mort, have aggregated 2,I3eSI6 bales against
- oco oot Iolcs FOR spending time last year
Ouotatons are based American standard OF classih
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MODERN RUSSIAN ART.
THEODORE CHILD.
Illustrations Of the and typical work OF con-
temporary Russian painters and scuptors. From PANT
ines and after a drawing by ELIAS EFlMoNlICH
RFpINE: from Paintings by n. A. YAROCHENkO,
HENRY SIEMIRADSKI V. NJ. VASNEIHOfF
MICHEL PETRoVITCH KLODT, and from Sculpture
by MARC ANToCOLSKI.
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1nsiruCtlon.


For Both Sexes-City.
A CIRCULARS OF GOOD SCHOOLS FREE; stat.
oSs Vest
r E1RLITz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES. W. 25thst-
iI,l 4 lss;Sa BIsAe6ss BSoEyn Boston Fhia
ER1ENDs' SEMINARY, Rutherford Place, opposite
Urinary ana KInds8aiep ,DepaTinents special atIea
for Columbia Goge or FOR school, Of
~ D'' EDWARD L. H. ALLEN. c. E.. Principal
GERMAN.AsMy1EE}lIc.ANY INSTITUTE;
Thorough instruction in French German and English by
native teachers. School Of music and kindergarten.
'0D1 4D'l'' XtGGsTT0 s SCHMIDT i Director
6 HoRTHAND AND TYPEwRITING - Instructions
At west S sn Room OF PnP star PBaq s
PARK Place and Broadway Evening classes Tuesdays
L. ALEXANDER Principal.
Musical Instruction.
RANJo and GUITAR taught in twenty private lessons,
s0 ~h o oG pthSTt the ara OF n 9 H5NKY DOB
GASSRR 81 Htf % 81 NYsi
\, The nos, complete school tCE Vocal and INsTRU
R bawas "9 snd scfsn n
Weekly entertainments and Lectures and free ,d
For further. particulars address Dr. E. EBERHARD
n B-New. England Piano oompenys pianos are used
For Boys and Young Men-COuntry.
A BOYS HOME."-Thc Institute. Newton N l.: 900
N feet elevation pure air. Lealthfui bOmeke com.
pete. thorough elementary. academic. classical CONNER
''' physical culture 'p'V% S@5N ' & T PG3
A CHOICE SCHooL-Shorlldge Media Academy FOR
"A boys ana young men. sWITHIN G. sHORTLfDGE
A. N. thafvard Grsduste). Media. Penn (ncar Phla
A LEXANDER INsTITUTE.-MIitaryB Boarding School.
n White Plains. N. Y.
Principal o. r. WILLIS 4. NJ. Pm. d.
= FREEHOLD INSTITUTE Freenold N J. . Abth wear;
ano eo,.ess preIsIsuoh specially business high school
l RvING INSTITUTE, Tsrrytown. on Hudson offers un.
usual advantages for parents esking the hest nsruc
lion for their bows Address \. ARnAGNAC Pa D.
| CHELTENHAM ACADEMY. oGONTz, "a
syuipment Gymnasium military drill &c Thorouga
preparation for college or scientific school For eircusi
- JOHN CALVIN RICE. M p,ne,ra,
! ELMwooD SCHOOL FOR BoYs.-A. Mn,o,a Conn
- PARENTS who unfortunate In the ,orr Nohn
s Hei b o ssso w DO WI 70 ppet syansgc oneed
~ NORWALK. conn
FRANK s ROBERTS PRINCIPAL,
| DENNSYLvANIA MILITARY ACApEMY.
L rr.n,r .,., G,HEsTEr PA
T"en'T' MhIIff Iaf S'cas Lii:EEEber 49,
Owl Engineering. Chemistry. Architecture Ar.s.
o,e.l.Is q NJ GGo srERkiN So c1 psv c
Col CHARLES Z. HYATT PfesidenI
For Both Sexes-Country
n oCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyaek-on, the; Hudson.
w. Ii. BANNISIER A NJ Principal
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Menu Publications.
THE CHRISTMAS

NUMBER OF
HARPER'S MAGAZINE
PUBLISHED AT NOON TO-DAY,
CONTAINS:
MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR
Eleven Drawings
BY EDWIN A. ABBEY.
Comments
BY ANDREW LANG.
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A POEM BY BLACKMORE.
MODERN RUSSIAN ART

Buscombe; on, A Michaelmas Goose. With Three
Illustrations drawn by c. :. REMNANT.
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For Young LadieS-COuntly.
GeGrhcrs.

ersT TEACHERS. American and Foreign. supplied
A fof ali branches in all localities no charge TEACH
- ~ NTf,D no fec for registration; form fOr stamp
r. = AVERY American Srhoo bureau. West l4th st.
i. Z
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS, AGENCY
4 Professors Teachers. Tutors, GOverncsses
- ~ iIoieoes schools and Families Apply TO
Mr.. NJ j. YoUNGFULToN, - Union Square.
goyernosses professors teachers all
htanebes SUPPLIED schools and families. school cir.
a,,rs tor parents Modern languages spoken. MIRIAM
SoYI,IERE 81 f. i7th-st.. bet 4th'ave and Broadway
AZ ITALIAN GENTLEM AN. lately Professor Of Liter.
Y atulc The high schools Of lay wishes TO teach
italian 20 a lew select pupils Audrcss Y. c.. drug
storc, g. Sprlngst
xx,ouIN,s EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU no,
w Tn sevs supplies professors, teachers govern sHsa,
,useians housek.-pers companions chaperoncs &C. 70
scboos and families; also bOokkecpers stenogra.
49, "a couvists "a business firms
pm ~ l. WERNER. 800 5th-ave New. York City
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| TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS. foot Of Dcsbro... -.
Cortnndt sts.. anOrdHg passengers Grand VA. !.
the iIarbor. the ~hipping the BroolSlya Bridge G..
ernors Island, aud the statue of Liberty folisu.'
On and aftc- November 1Oth, 1859.
THE FAST LINE.
900 A. VI. The great morning tram Tor an nss,,. .
the West pullman Yestibue Bufe, sleeping 81, "a
taf 'A Newi9orH y ftsSa fga S ssi iPgss
Az pa 70 Gseago aaa t,Gurg - Jnsnnst c
does not connect tor Chicago. Congo for Cissss
daily, and Tor Willismsport, Lock Haven 1nf ~
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
1000 A. M.-COmpOsed exclusively Of Pullman y
bue, Drawing and STATE Room, sleeping, Dsss
Smoking, and obserysiion Car, eontshing bdles
Se coRyeneR Dess' OF hoSe med H25 re
lighted BY stationary and movable electric lights -
Sa i and Chicago every day. "O''- i"''osN % Cha
ST. LOUIS, CHICAGO AND CINCINNATI TXPRyv
100 9ond aad e. noS ' PaS Ssye % 3
car New;f6t< t. St Louis New-Tofk 70 Chicago IA
oSmba 40 ard ff Dns cRf Yo sG'eA
Columbus y g. Louis Through every dsy.
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
$50 r. M.-1he popular evening train for all pos. !.
The WGst Northw..t and souihee; Pullman vess
S cqe SeP New Ts ar ~ 70 s. Eog Ms"Y
PMS New-To'k 70 Pisbqfg. Pennsylvania Ialrosi
Day connac FOR eyqIn n' and To Sdl2IsA s ss
Saturday. Passes Johnsown by daylight AVN
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
S'OO r. M-Ihe scenic tram Tor the West crosses a,
Aiieghenies and rum through the c2neG9u.h ysieJ
T. chicago NS9gs Bu 5.5 sssOH G
corry Ere the Oil REGIONS cleveland and d co ina Z,
For Lebanon, 90 a. ~. 90 p, M and 70 rs nlqht
For Norrstown Phoenixyile. Pottstown, and ReaiIr.
200 II 100 a. n. 90. 10 aud 30 D. n. SlntaJs
6 rs and 10 90 a. m. and 100 D. m.
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH,
"Ns,hngton Limited Express o. Pu Imam Parlor Can
daily, except sunday, 10 10 H., arrive Washinga
800 D. m. and CONGRESSIONAL Lmdued7 daily. via
Dining Car at 3 30 D; m, arrive Washington $40 >
N; regular express 4 10. 20 200, and 80 n.
Sunday 100. Is and 30 a. m, 3 80, 30 and 3 u
p NJ. and - 10 night For points on CHESAPEAKE All
FOR :a ATLANTI HGy"t CRY Poo i i Car M week
FOX fsy foN Ef B RR1HPSS IVY 5Sr Fl s f' "a inter-
NED ate stations va RahTey and ATooy s;lo m,
For Cd Point GV and Norfolk via Se%YoR fhsdsiphs
Notok Railroad 90 MI a. ~ daily except sunsaya
Bosts Of BfooEiyn Annex, ,cn9'c' with al th;egss
transfer for Brooklyn travel.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express trains leave follows = - - $3.50,
II 100 a. H., - 90, 90, 210 300 $3.50. 400.
80, s. oo 500, $50 90, and 90 ?. m and 49,
40 LRlm e 'a and 10 a. ~R m 90 $50 10
SS3 ;asS 9 do 3 2 H. and l2l' night A'''nnS
Trains eaying Sew York daily, except Sunday, 500
end 8 80 p m. on Sundays connect at Trenton foe
Astor House and loot Of DesbTosses and corasnds g.
Cogtst and Brooklyn AnneH station s3ot 81 f i,
cfv Bf2S gai 4 cRt ose ddS Gals '
The NewYork Transfer Company VIII call fof ~
check baggage rom hotels and residenc =; woon
General Mapoaer. Gen, Al Pass'r ACsn. =.
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Dantrna A6a0cmlc5.

ALLEN DoDwORTn. NO osl FIFrII-AvE
n Glass for Gentlemen viii begin December I'd.
Private lessons at any time by appointment
.LFX 1NpER MACGREGoKa. l0e Wet i5thst.
a III 4 NN-I.l.snhn Assembly Room near Gth-aye.
~ ,,,'.S. t,..ons any time. Clasv'- daY
CARTIERs DANGiNGp ,i NGAp ,a3 l; 80 5tasvs
~. bc' WIZ r. UGHT RAPIDLY. Halls TO lei.
IN 1iAlMO. -CLAsst5 IN DASSClSG.
- West SJth-sL-
=, VRNANDO's ACADEMY. 102 East 55th.st-A scnoo
II Tor banding, Department and CalIsthenc Exercises
nc,y ana fashionable dances. send for
nxp p HARVARD REILLY. master Of dancing has
I'M rettirned from Europe Private classes speciality
ss5 5thsve No Circular sent by mail
~ nm OWN ACADEMY FOR DANCING 6s West o3l
Ot Hosea Higgins, Prop fterngnn aud evening classes
pcr quarter, % lessons, %. WALTZ GUARANTEED Five
nTyats lessons. 50. AL ths fashionable dances taught
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SCIENCE MONTHLY
FOR DECEMBER.

CONTENTS:
THE DESCENDANTS OF PALAEoLITHIC MAN IN
AMERICA BY Dr. Charles {. Abbott.
LAsS-MAKING. By Prot; c. Hanford Henderson.
LITTLE Evolution Of Glass Bottle. illustrated
PLAIN WORDS ON THE WOMAN QUESTION. by
Grant Allen. - - -
NEW PHASES IN THE CHINESE PROBLEM. BY
Willard B. Farwel.
IsRAEiTTE AND INDIAN. BY Garck Malery. II.
(Concluded) - - - ~
MENTAL AND. PHYSICAL, TRAINING OF GILL
DREN. By Jessie o. Waller.
TIiE STRUGGLE OF SEA AND LAND. BY Dr.
Ninzcn Ililbcr.
THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF ENGLAND BY Dr. Will
q. Caha
SPEECH AND SONG. BY Sir Moren Mackenzie. IL
SUSPENSION OF VITALITY IN ANIMALS. BY NJ.
Victor LapOrte
SKETCH OF ROBERT KOCH. with Porratl
EDITORS TABLE LITERARY NOTICES, ETC.
Price so cents Single Number 50 per Annum.
ID. APPLETON e. Co. Publishers, New-YOrl
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A GHOST.

A GHOST.
BY
LAFCADIo HEARN.
oRATORIO AND DRAMA.
BY
REV. II. f. HAwEIs, NJ. A.
Concerning the reconciliation Of the church and the
gage in new art form the Sacred Music Drama OF the
mute forcshadowcd by Wagncrs Parsial and Ruben
STEMS proposal TO dramatic Oratoray the Old Tesla.
ment."
ODE FOR A MARINER ASHORE
BY
LOUISE IMOGEN quincy.
IN HOLIDAY ARRAY.
THE EASY CHAIR
GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS breaches Christmas ser.
mon Fraternity and descending from the pulpit al.
lows himself an aftcIservice uterance newspaper
"truthfulness."
THE STUDY
WILLIAM DEAN HowELLs INDUCES in a fancy. and
finds reason for it in Thanksgiving and Christmas
literature.
THE DRAWER.
CHARLES DUDLEY WARNER leads the merry making
Christmas" and delightfully."- seconded by such wits
Of the pen and pencil George du Maurer. Caran
d'Ache, A. B. Frost. John Kcndick Bangs II. w. Nc
Vckar Bissell Clinton. David Ker and f. T. Corbctt.
LITERARY NOTES.
BY Laurence Hutton.
HARPER'S PERIODICALS.
PER YEAR:
HAMPERS MAGAzINE-....... Postage Free. Ct 90
HARPERS WEEKLY 90
HARPER'S BAZAR- ......-....... 400
UARPERS YOUNG PEOPLE. 200
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a UIIUS I.
BY
IAFCADIO HEARN.
oRATORIO AND DRAMA
nv

Concerning the reconciliation Of the church and tn
sage in new art form the Sacred Music Drama OF IN
futute forcshadowcd by Wagncrs Parslfa and Ruben
STEMS proposal dramatic oratorialy the Old Tesla
ment"
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EnEN N SYLvANIl
y RAILROAD,
The Standard Railway Of Amerj,,l
DOUBLE TRACK STEEL RAns
STONE BALLAST AND STONE BRIDGIS
PROTECTED THE
INTERLOCKING SWITCH
AND
BLOCK SIGNAL SYSTEM,
The Scenic Line the West
AND rfE ROUTE THE
CELEBRATED PENNSYLVANIA LIur,v,
The Ideal Railway Train of the NIneteenib Co..
STONE BALLAST AND STONE BRIDGys
The Scenic Line TO the West
A~D rgfp Pof.Tg or ruz

TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS. foot Of Dc,bro...
Cortnndf sts. anording passengers Grand yI.,. J.
the iIarbor the shipping, the BroolSIya Brids, G..
ernors Island, aud the siatnc of Liberty, a. follo
On and aiic- November 1Oih, 1889
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-22
THE PENNSYLVANIA InIITpD

1000 A. M.-COmpOsei exclusively Of Pullman p.
bule, Drawing snd state Room, sleeping U,.
Smoking, and Observation Cars. containing isde.
gcptemens bathrooms, barber shop library ans
lbc c0nyeniences OF home. Heated by Tar
lighted by stationary and movable electric lights
pioneer ~ It's class In the world. Through ~ "a.
nLllh LDat dnN ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-30
THE 'Doxrsrrc- DrrAnrxrxr
AT PERRs,s.

when we SPEAK Of our Domestic" Department IL
etiresshon conveys its interprctation II 10 one
Oh tnose branches Of the dry goods trade vbo.e nss
Is sell explanatory. Andwhe -Don,estscs" refre-ent
'oe staple. ever-needed substsntials Of HOME con-
sumption II Is Also the channel for the intrcduction
on new designs. new ideas in colorins novelties An
ehect ana original patterns especially IN those
teras 70 which from their continuous service
CONF eiles TO become accustoined
The buyer Of corroN-one who h.. . prrs.r.pce for
some particular make-win nnd in our stock the New
York Mills" Dwight" .peouot-, ..rru,t az tps
Loom" ~WsmsuttA" Utica" .Ions.a.le. Nc I'm
fact we make 10 point not 20 b without standard
make. And o. particular ''h.rrsin- An BIHAcHFp
COTTON. we place sale lot Of IA .For,.s Nills-
Brand at \ cents yard
For an incomparsble variety IN COTTON sHEFr-
IN6s IN all widths msde. and from the most cole
brated looms prices will BE- found % hs.r a.
Perry" stsndsrd-ALwAYs CORRECT
As we are picking out q few Of the many x.luss An
this department Sznd II as II NE h.a never
bought 80 sdvantageousyD we offer some new .tylish
and durable PRINCESS cAsHMEREs st l2,. cents
q yard.
The AUTUMN cHrNrZEs-e.pecisny IN. .u,,.hi.
material for this seasonwe have in Exquisite style.
at l2s cents yard.
To speak Of CALIcoEs Is 20 touch upon the ipe,-
hsustible mine Of universal purchase Caicoes hrve
their standard. and the simpson" -Arnold- ''Pa-
cifc and "Cocheco" mills thoroughly familiar
with. The newest hgurings are On our shelves and
the rlAin price marks are usual CORRECT because
the lowest
For DRESS and APRON GINGHAMs we quote 10
and l2sS cents yard.
The famous "Amoskeae" mills CANTON FIAN.
NEls, both bleached and brown from 10 to rs cents
yard.
DOMESTIC" DEPARTMENT. seoous aoor. mex,
10 elevator.
sEAToN FERRY.
Perry Building
,--,,, 9th st. and Pa ave