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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-08
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
A FINE EDITION OF THACKERAY.

FINE OF 1iANhbA~h''
We have received the first four volumes OF 'le
new library edition of ThaclSeray which Houghton,
Minlin a. Co. are bringing out. The beauuiui
work of the Riverside Press was never more oeau-
tifully displayed than in these books lhey are
perfectly adapted to the purposes OF an owner 10
loves his author They are large enough 10 manu-
somely fiji a shelf: and they are small enough :"
be conveniently handled. The type Is uepshv
fully clear and of q size calculated TO MAKE Vie
possessors Of failing sight continually gfa'eiui "
the publisher. The paper and binding are emf
n.ptlv tasteful and satisfactory. fine portrait
of Thackeray is prefxed to the first oil the twenty
two volumes and all his original liius'rdtiohs WIZ
be used in the edition. Introductory notes. partly
anecdotal and full of interest, set forth the history
of the several works. The edition Is not only
stout and handsome, but reasonable in price.
Novehsts come and go, and a book which sells
nv the thousand this year will next year De
merely food for the paper-mill. But for Thackeray
there is no changing fashion; the lying years
NAV alter conditions and customs but not human
nature and in the Interpretation of human nature
this master of modern novelists takes rank with
the few great writers of all Underwriters who are
now beyond the reach of carping criticism. Some
vet unborn romanccr may discover an art which
will be considered superior to that of Ihackeray-
but that will be the day dreamed of by the Social
list when all the human virtues, passions and emo
tons that have existed since the world began
shall have been oblitcrated in a race OF wooden
headed puppets managed by the State. In that
day Thaclzeray may stay on the shelf unread with
Homer and Shakespeare and Cervantes.
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COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

day included 500 bales American.
Futures closed barely steady. American-MiddlinR.
low middlng CLAUS oct9ber delivery 5G,S4d buyers;
yember and December delivery, 5 S9-0id saleFs; De.
cenber and January delivery 3S-64d sellers January
and February delivery, 37.64d buyers; FebFulry and
March delivery, So64d seller: March and ApEa De;
buyers May and Juae delivery, 41-64d sellers.
Galveston oct lotion dull midilinP. 10; low
receipts 10 500 exports g Great Br tain S2e9 100 70
Norfolk, Oct Cotton steady; mddlng 10 5-l6;
gross receipts 4,l29 exports, coaswise, 4o45;
sales, ,554 stock, IA lJ5. ~
savannah oct lotion quiet and steady mdd Ing
exports, cOastwls5 1865 sales, 500; stock, 1873
New-oreans, Oct 7.-Cotton easy; ,nd1llng 10; low
mid1ng 1916; coed ordinary, 0as receipts. 1858;
gross 12,6 exports TO Great Britain 1871; sales
10 100 stock, 81 ,271.
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visible suUpIv in the United States aud Canada


Wheat Corn I Oats. Rye. Barley.
oct 1881 IS go slslI 5Io7tls cs55ssI 1saol9 55e5
ct 9,S $ss s so 222 s so a e29
HAY AND srRAwrThe general I'm market has undergone
stcE Of both hay and and on such the feeling Is
S buyers, favor No. l. s0a99ci No. 9, e5G
S5s Glover 45a55c; Glover Mixed 50dG0; Shipping.
5od SOC sTRHw-Long Rye. G5a75c; Short Rye. asa
OOI o 3qs 3P1 a. very little stir the movement
teyoni an occasional small order from
Brewers but prices; show no decided change.
ssoc; State. choke. 1sss llsl2c medium 9aloc; do
i2c medium do 9a11e; choice lsss llGl2c; medium,
Ga Toe do common 7Gsc; do 1887 3d5c.
METAIS-rIN-o but stronger; sales 10 spot
On &c IN ions december 20 zoe. LEA Steady. very
oGIci octo6@r CorPER-Dull Irregular; Lake
0etobcT 10 &c 80. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
M0iA SSES-Unchanged ana dun; 80 test nominal /;
SSvAL 'STfeoRfs-sPIRITS TuRPENTINE-R Rather
weA Win ,oatnuci slow demand; quoted 4S
e4Sae. aosINsIIe moderate Frat reggc,t and arm
~ a0dtl 81 G. a. S1iaasi 40; H. 81 5ossl SEA |.
W. g. - 5Jd52 60 W. w. go GSss2 TO-, -.
sales, iAeo bbls crude Ga,iery. 2eeese part export
crude whale. T.. both for manufacture. cOttonseed
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for Sale

n EsKs-ROn tOps AL Bc9Skeepers standing S 49,
cloth Ton at sl0 30 each. keep my goods on ~
lighted hoo ono damp dark cellar ba'ement 20 sn
Goods inl No second hand goods In estabihmsso ,
new are cheaper That's the verdict of people VINO az
tor bargains. 1 have the stock 10 back NY
RiCHAkD s. KINGMAN. Manufacturer. 4sA osAs''~'
N Y.
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11nblic Notlce.

FINANCE DEPARTMENT.
BUREAU FOR THE COLLECTION OF TAXES,
NO. 81 CHAMBERS-ST. (STEWA KT BUlLDIN6l,
NETWORK, october :, 1889.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN that the As
~ sessment Rolls OF Real Estate Personal Property
and Bank Stock In the City and County Of NewYork for
the wear 1880 the the collection OF taxes
have been delivered the undersigned and that ts
taxes said assessment rolls due and payable az
this 0llce.
In case Of payment before the first day OF No.
yember next the person paying shall be entitled the
benefits mentioned I'm Section s42 Of the NewYork CITY
Consolidation Of 1859, viz reduction OF interest at
the per per between the day Of such
payment and the first day OF December next
GEORGE w MCLEAN
Receiver 81 Taxes.
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Guropean Advertisements
GRATEFUL-CoMFoRTI
EPPS'S COCOA,

BRLAKFAsT-"By thorough knOwsass Of the s s
nutrition and by careful application OF the me propeuv
OF We'll selected Cocoa Mr. Epps he's provided or ssa.
ssys rs many heavy doctors bls IL is IN the uGeios
& smch articles OF diet that constitution may
ssssEay built up until strong enough 70 resist ever yen
- ais sse HUNDREDS OF subtle mAlades hosunl
uo, ,s ready 20 wherever there is weak point
~ NAV escape many fatal shafs by keeping ouryo.sS
,~e fortified with pure blood ana properly noafiss"
t,sme.S-Civl Service Gazette. 49, q,
Made simply with boiling water or milk Sold onpp ys
.,f Mound tns by Grocefs labelled thus: James Erfs
h'rr 90 M, ueopathie Chemists. London. England
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pantlng A1aocmlrs.

A LIEN DODwORTH, NO. 6s1 FIFTH-AVE.
Il OPENS SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18TH
Class for Gentlemen VIII begin December 20.
Private lessons at any tine by appointment
For terms, &C., see circular ------------
A LFXANDER MACGREGOHS, les West 1otn.st-
A Now open for private lessons IN dancing classes
begin Saturday, October 20.
C,RTTFR'S DANCING ACADEMY. so 5thayc.
,o,vscn fHth ami l4th sisPrivate and class lessons
aiI bowrs WALTZ TAUGHT RAPIDLY. Halls T. let.
=, FpN-ISD0S ACADEMY, 1G2 East 55th-st-A School
u noncInr Dcpo rtinent and CaistTcnc Exercises
~, new AMI fashionable dances. Send for circular
YTYICKFRBOCKER CONSERVATORY. "A West 14th-
n Thorough school for dancing ana department ;
Waltz GUARANTEED; classes taken charge OF In city
ar country by competent teachers
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New Publications.
DUBLISHED TO-DAY
SECOND VOLUME OF THE
CYCLOPEDIA OF
zr-CIH AMI MUSICIANS
MUSIC AND MUSICIANS,

Edited by JOHN DENISON CHAMPLIN JR Crit
zeal Editor WILLIAM +. APTHORP. VITA over l,OOC
illustrations, iAcluiing SO Fupage etched PoltaltS.
Three Nos., Decorated Parchment Binding. uniform
WITH the Encyclopedia OF Painters and Paintings This
Edition 800 Numbered Sets Tor this County
and 80 Cor Europe. S25 per Volume net
Like the weknown Cyclopedia Of Painters and Paint
ing first Of important works of reference having
this plan ard scope the Cyeopeda Of Music the second
volume which ready, derives special value from
simplicity consultaton-arts and their works being
arranged In the alphabetical ORDER from the great
value OF It's references original works. and from the
great Of original biographical and other material
drcuded The second voumc contains besides text
portraits musicians and singers and facsimile aud
autographs fupase etched otraits Of Gounod Handel
Haydn. Lasso List Lully, Mendelssohn, Meyerbeer,
Mozart, Paine, Paestrin9, and Purcell
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. FLOUR AND MEAL-FLoUR-There was no special
buyers taking fair amount medium and choice brands
ruiz Gs s 66s for
& WIN 800 hGs Low ES g. eoqs$ sio s $50
M9nesos Extra g. e9e5 So 1900 6bs Winter IL What W
oo b Sne 81 US V9s c y Mi
West Indies, - Sod$4 so; Patents, 81 9Oqs6; Low
1913 w sRsc wss' faSs
+ & 2 20 4G3' s. a'Ts % tsa?y
ana.s s''a o. cbqi Poor 5sa 'ifSSS & 4s
&aEee '0 Closed a and SS
Ss s ESQ bS s6p1nP a, SsSS s s94 d ss an
E1Ty TTp g Gdf 5 Ra'eGt "a 5SffS
Sc ing at & F ola s DT IN 40 R S
bbs supernne: % 1893 IS; Fancy, SO 2Oqss 25.:;;
6 g. Snd y % s SEQ Sg3S5h at s.
md Option maS G was qGiS;
M dd mot az 6 aay TINE he h ba e
Of which was Of professional character The general
drift was however rather bull sh AMI final figures showed
The visible supply statement wa strenghenps iaGor
m msaf an G than hay ePeeed @
the GFeg s sd Ess so ws earl, Of IA SsE feeling
the other hand the receipts in the Northwest were again
s Sana insrease There was also some Improvement in
Da g1 sV a the wsi ADVANCE ssf Sc E
S was si fSrs&sS f94oSsd Railing fa
leaving of quiet and barely steady Interior arrivals To-
day were ss Ss eesps le aPa uS and
es,5l bushels against $50 bushels year ago
closed There little or netting done o for export
i ESi S'S eh GcS' Red si' No. Hard
No. Northern Spring A .Syng I'VE purp IGa
Sales 217e 900 bushels future 2O2 600 bushels spot AMI
s s5Fy cu3 No N SoIhe aa S &c. as No. Sos
$50 cost es9t and a5t s do W IN evao
auotSi s5s csolc No 3 Red sI9ae2c elevator No
October o Sc do f0 D5 q 81 closing
s do January s2S$Sc cSSqg 2 S c dc dm Ma
ny he'd nm w 6s and }qSgd LEY M2T
Sa1y at the outset but closed rather weak with reer
Export demand was fairly 3Ctye cc Of 20 TS sb
dmand Options ruled dun and wesSr in the e qSe y o.
e deIGe doo .Ge ouf Se aR COO bushels po and
Mixed 3sac elevator; No Mixed, 394e302c elevator,
o 2S ag09 co as to- sxs closing at oc do
November 4osdt0hc closing a. 4orc 90 fSe co,
ing at oXTsoptGnT ;ympathze,d Win corn r and
steady WIN modcsr GOO 5tr + The .D rsdqS
Guiding SaT 'i No. .5uc: No wbIc 27Gas7'c No >
2G[ e26tc elevator 2G2 tc NI5 Vcs NP
White do 26saS5c NO ost6er 2O,G25tc Closing ,;
do December 29' closing g. GGs o. Nay AZ s 800
DC GSIn so9 e. Winter co X o SO n C6dGSs
100 NJ $3.50 sharp at G,b Eye FsC aoG az bush
September IS $50 bush corn October 2aSS S7+
81 10 bisb Seutember 25 734,721 bush. barley octo
Der ) O2ii bush, september % 9@4 bush rye oeTG'
October g. ii1,S7i bush. September % I2I 391 bush
Total October g. 7sos6l3 bush, september Is 5sit57o
hu n stock ,ooat: Wheat, October D. 2i9 800 bAh.,
Sentemhsr ~ All 600 bu H. corn October 5. 10000
bush September % G5s 300 bush barley October ;.
n oon bui Septcmbr oS. 90 OO0 bush September
2s S AGO bush Stock Of No red In store October .
$50 05I bush, against l,S1s72S bush last week. ana
q 1tiS T4T hush this week year ago ,,,
Scw.YOrE produce EXch9nse statement Of visible sup
ply, Saturday Oct o. 1851:
wheat Corn. Oats. Rye. BARLEY.
Total I'M
store 30 $40 o74 5e45 5l6l 1879 o19s45 os7
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Gam Schools.

n University OF the CITY OF NEw.YoRK.
u LAW SCHOOL
JOHN HALL, ID. D., LII. D.. ChanceIor
HENRY NJ MACCRACKEN, D. d.. LII. d.. vice Chaa'
The ThirtyHrst Session begins october l. 1889. and
ENDS June i. 1880
The course Is designed TO give the student
thorough pTeparat for the examinations required
for admission 70 the Bar;
competent knowledge Of substantive law ana OF plead.
ing evidence and practice. .
course Of annual sessions and thorough written
"a well as oral examinations required for degree
An allow anee than year is made for pre-
Vious study elsewhere ....
Provision has been made for limited number Of schol
ar<hips 800 each TO be awarded at the end OF the
Junior year. - -. ,r,-c,,, rc-,.,re 1000 ,oo
WILLIAM ALLEN BUTLER. LII D., Admiralty and
y" Martins Law, Jurisdiction and Practice
AIfSTIN ABpOT,r. IL. d. Preparation for Trial
ENABLES r. MAcLEAN. J. U: D.. Criminal Law.
a A RFDFiELD Esq. Restraints Testamentary
MELVILLE FGLTsToN. ESQ, Law of Carriers Tee.
Hogi MYER s. isHACs Examination of Titles to Real
urRERT s. BoLLEs Phi. D. Banking and Trusts.
For catalogues. &c. apply 70 PROF L r RUSSELL,
N'A potter Buding. 80 Park Row, New York.
ID. II. JAoCES Dean OF Law Faculty
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Jnsirnlilon
BOYS and Young Men-Count

Boys and Young Men-Country.
A L Wh hsp p!am 81 T. Principal o. il. WILLIS
zap md ae
and education such boys specially. Location unsur
passed address ii Dr. WILLIAMSON. New.London Conn
B ETrs aS4RsMT! Sssi'if 8. ga year
Careful i''G'f gEf II SlS''s Flsp.l
u oRDENTowN IN, - ,MnIdLlTARYI IYSSTITgITE'
Lieut.. r. b b. LANDoN Gom m ai ant
- oYs' BOARDING. SCHOOL, Thross. Meek, West
:.: $$stSs f;"sS.
tGas1ossd IecssG% aad school
for yGoess Or n school, For
&C., ADDRESS JOHN CALVIN RICE. A. NJ. Principal
I,LMwooD SCHOOL FOR BoYs.-At Milford, Conn.
II Parents who are unfortunate in the mana cement Of
81 e :1i School S n
CREEHoLD INSTITUTE, Freehold. N. j. 45th year
aGa ' CLASSICAL specially business nsh ''nool
RvING INSTITUTE, Tarrytown. on Iudson Offers IN.
don us or sher Soy. Address R
NoRwALK MILITARY INSTITUTE.
~ FRANK s RoRfRTs.- Principal.
PENNsYLvAN1A d NiTLSTtEY p academy
IS S psdJ IS.
Thoroughly Organ q rrepa at]ry Courses.
Circulars Of 9 cGG fc;don G'
DARE AVENUE INSTITUTE BRIDGEPORT, CONN:
f@f
address S. B. Jones, A. NJ, Principal
ID ARENTS WISHING TO TRAvEL.-A graduate Of
Haven, Conn, for board ana Instruction. two boys
address fHh - Rev Willard rarsons Tribune 0Gce
I, Ev. J. II. CoNYTRsPs SCHOOL FOR BOYS At
IL Cold Spring-on- Il uison Number limited Terms,
$500. Commences Sept 20.
g TEvENs SCHOOL
THE ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT OF THE STEVENS
INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY.
River.st, between 9Th and 9Th sts., Hoboken N. J.
OPENS SEPTEMBER 18TH, 1889.
Examinations for admission on the 10th and 18th OF
September.
FULL COURSES OF STUDIES PREPARATORY TO
COLLEGES AND SCHOOLS OF SCIENCE
PREPARATORY CLASS SIS PER ANNUM
ALL OTHER CLASSES $3.50 PER ANNUM.
These include all the studies.
For catalogues apply t. The Librarian OF Stevens In
- cMMER SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
- AT THE BRYANT sCHooL. Roslyn. j, l.; n Y.
THE PEEKsKILL MILITARY ACADEMY. 56th year
JOHN N. TILDEN. NJ. A.. N. D.
V IEULAMD COLLEGE PREPARATORY SCHOOL.
CARL A. HARSTRoM. NJ. A, Principal.
WESLEYAN ACADEMY.-Ope Of the halfdozen bost
", w Classical and Academic Schools In New.England
board washing room ami heating for the fall term, be-
ginning Aug rs send for catalogue g. NJ STEELE
For Both Sexes-Country
''N wv ". H. fBXSNiS5TER. a H.. Principal
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3neirurtlou.

For Boys and Young Men-Ciry.
pruuR II. CUTLERs SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
Mr.. Cutler will be the schooI-hOuse. No. 20 West
xas... sfter Monday. September o. Autumn term be-
gins Monday September 80
1ESSRS WILSON & KELLOGG'S SCHOOL
A. NO $40 FIFTII-AVE., near ooth-st
4 school OF high grade preparatory 70 any college.
.essntInc school or business. Gymnasium.
A CLASS FOR LITTLE BOYS
under experienced Instructors
Thirtsenh Year begins sept 2e
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Hluslcal gnslrrmc MS.

REMOVAL
W1I, kNABE & co.
have removed their new wareroomA
14S FIFTH AVENUE,
20thst.
A number Of slightly used grani upright ana square
~ our make which specially selected and used
b The artists the Metropolitan Opera House Company
AIMING the past opera VIII De sofa a. Hoers to
auction from regular prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-08

CoTToN-on the spot dull at unchanged prices Sales
ported 493 bales for export 627 bales onsn-
lion. Port receipts 543 1913 bales against O09 bales
week. and ,496 bales this day last year Since
September receipts at the ports aggregated S12 9S7 bales
against 5307G9 bales for the corresponding
year
Quotations based American Standard Classlca-
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and ulI GGesass Courses Rev Cav W. p ssISo1'
efn "5 5lst yd5T P OPENS sept IS 81 % West S5
A -MADEMOISELLE RUEL
"a S'a aS East is+ S Sd.a N''''n' OCT 'NOn0S' m
ASH and kHdesc e 5Gs e %s
T.; College preIaauon Tenth year begins Oct 7l3'
A THE NETWORK COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
PRRe5A 4l3fn' pna ROE f ass
A MISS SUSAN NJ TyiAN , AMRING 5Ls,..,,o, Pc.
o1s.s S oe for OS S Es SSar near on n2Seon
II ARNARD COLLEGE FOR WOMEN. S4S Madison
Course Of study and S same Columbia co.se
exsmHaons Sept 80 10 a. M Address Barnard College.
u oARDING AND DAY SCHOOL for Young Ladies
ID and Children k ds W1I e and Art Departments
MISS EI1zABETiI MHTHEws. A. b. Principal
CARLISLE INSTITUTE, III 5thaye-DoarSdIlnsg . ana
Scn. ' Eu2c 'o languages studio Rropens Oct l.
Seventeenth year.
& LAssIcA1 SCHOOL FOR GIRLS 12Gl =. Madison
nents Certificate admits T. wellesley and othe, colleges
North North and nddG MISS BARNES PrneiDals ~. =.
MISS GAYLEWs crn,s W.. oe.. ..
" Sc4 T sSE f5S * %S;5 '?s'
Cir Ulars sent on applica ion
vi For YoUSG LADIES AND cnILDEEN at 81
East 2lst-st, october s.
MIS-. SALIsBURy's SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
vi No. Eas, 58Ihst, fe0elng Contra Park.
l.
Mss cHIsHOLYIIs f fcHo sg5Dl For GIRLS
VIII rf egg SSf lssss 30
MISS PEBBLES AND MISS THoMPsoN's
AA SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
80 AND 81 EAST 57TH-sT.. ,;Ew.YoRK.
WILL REOPEN OCTOBER B. -
MADAME A. C. MEARS'e
French n4 Esaraas s9d D9y ssAo? St%
YORK will reopen october l. 1889; french is the IAN
sgass @ kI n and Fench
sIon " English snS a And G. WEARS plScpa
MISS SPRINGS ENGLISH AND French SCHOOL
Ni FOR YoUNG ,LADIEs AND CHILDREN rSi, No 80 70:
% Drawing, Eiocuon Caisthencs ana Sewing included
Lectures on Literature History Natural rhe s &C.
nj lSS c. NJ WILSON'S SCHOOL FOR CHILDREN
IVA oeas seDtmber 20 No. 113 West 44th.st At home
M solo SIC For GIRLS sas MApIsoN.AvE.
so pd lsfRefR received esSSy into oe sSs Family
MISS y N. NEwEsL, formerly With Mis- Misses era:
W. A4 sGgcsesso, 70 Misses JASoT-S%sa and Day
Urinary and Advanced Departments Opens September
Bay soFS3}a tSs SGls 2
tory and Primary dep1 Kindergarten. Froebel Method
NIADEMOIsELLE vEITIH. ~
M :hG ssp for so Young Ladies 'Of as oR We.s 7a
Nj ISIS BALLowS s scr zoe s2,.,.
VIM reopen Thursday October g.
MISS MARY MARRIOTT NORRIS,
Ih cll's ss7 n %a4I saas s1ls'
WIN reopen October 10
ugse, rD ahsEcI " h SGp aha Mathem.ue.
MADAME GIovANNINI and MISS DE LANCEY.
fl 81 East C4h,st French ana EnRss m0He ana Y
Spceaues, music and af superior advanses for UarOr
boarding pupils
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NEW BOOK BY
DONALD G. MITCHELL,
ENGLISH LANDS, LETTERS, AND KINGS.


Mr.. Mitchels now book is combined chronicle and
commentary treating English letters the chief figures
theein the places associated with thesetowns castles
taverns universities their birth places, haunts and the
various through which they paSsedand also of the
succession OF Mo@arch the annals whose rens make
up the history Of time. TIC style has all the warmth
and sympathetic Gcnt OF TX Marye's earlier writings
and added maturity Of eloQu"ncc, sustained and fec.
figures and ty OF dict.On.
'"'Two Of the most popular 0: Mr.. Mtchcus earlier
books. "REVERIES OF a BACHELOR" and "DREAN
LIFE issued In the Cameo Edition aHorinc
amples OF the Of dainty and beautiful bookmaking
The heavy paper wide gin. clear type fiat back and
gilt top make the volumes precious 70 genuine book
2over. Each volume ha a fronIsplece, etching
by Percy Moran. Zach. 1Gmo, s1.25)
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} based on American STANDARD of Classinca-


Good Ordinary 77slfow Mddling 7lo
Strict Good Ordinary 81 Mdding .......-...-104
The option market opened very quiet with Liverpool,
where prices showed slight decline. the day ad-
vanced however the feeling became stronger and reports
OF cold weather In the South subsequently led b freer
buying, which caused a general rise october closed
points and later months cas- points higher than Saturday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-08
PERSONALLY CONDUCTED.

BY FRANK Il. STOCKTON.
With 40 illustrations by JOSEPH PENNELL. ALFRED
PARSONS and others. square SvOs 800
A fascinating volume Of travel by the famous story
teller the chapters being series Of pleasant informal
talks with imaginary party Of young people to whom
<he author is showing the curious and interesting sights
OF the old worlda fancy that Mr.. Stockton works out
with his customary ingenuity and The illus
tratons give the book high artistic quality and make 1t
q volume admirably suited for holiday gift.
POETRY FOR CHILDREN.
BY MARY and CHARLES LAMB. To which are
added ''prince DorUs" and NEGLECTED Poems by
CHARLES LAMB. Edited, plefaced and Annotated By
ORCHARD HERNE SHEPHERD New and Cheaper
Edition. 1ono. S1OO.
Originally published in 1905, and Iepublished in 1877
sfter being fifty years of print this famous book
is now issued in cheaper FORM and will appeal TO
larger constituency than ever before
"a delightful little book, in all respects excellent Tor
children, wholesome, amusing, edifying. Not only 70
little people but children Of lager growth the book
&iu be welcome. * Boston Post
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s..sold by all booksellers. sent, postpaid, by
CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS,
1915 BROADWAY, NETWORK
TUST RECEIVED,
a large assortment Of
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-08
RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.

PROVIDENCE LINE. a. .
I Fares reduced to ali points. Boston 81 rroT
aence 20 o5 Worcester 80 So Steamers CONNECIl.
cut and MASSACHUS ETTS leave Pier 70 N r., ~
Worren.st M ID. m daily. sundays excepted. Reevess
renowned orchestra on each steamer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-08
STEAMBOATS,.
| MOUNTAINS, RONDOUT

~ and KINGSTON, landing a CranstOn's (West
PonO. Cornwall Newburg. Marlboro. Milton. POugh-
Keepsie Eopus connecting with UlsteraAd Delaware
Stony Glove Cstkill Mountain and Kaaterkll Railroads
The steamer CITY or KINGSTON win leave pier 49,
foot Of WEST lOTH.Sf. Tuesday and Thursday
a D. M. | d. H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-08
CATskILL ENENlNG LINE.
Catskill and intermediate landings at 6 p. m,
srnr fnnf M NnrIh RINnI
5ALL RIVER LINE. Boston, SO,

TIIDSON AND COXSACKIE.-Steamer
KAATERSK ELI. leaves Pier 80 n. X, foot OF Jayst
IUESDAYs. THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS at p M
1nrntrt,np Boston and Albany ltalgCaL