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9nstrnttlou.
For Young Ladles-Country.

COLLEGIATE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. ENGLEWooD.
u " J-Reopcns Sep'cmber 20 Pvep'ds"1Nu., liz Goi'
and Smii on 6u- certiacat,. ADALINE W. STERLING.
CAROLINE NJ. GERRISH, 4. y.
II 0SIFRE SEMINARY Stamford. Conn Home Board;
II inc School for Misses aud children h,1uful and
pleasant lCcaticn; Thorough instruction n2ttr care
address Miss \. THU BSTON Principal.
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Nfw 11ublltatlons.
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NEW BOOKS.
WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT.

Vol. XII. in American Men OF Letters sefies' BY
JOHN BIGELCw. with portrait 1Gmo gut TOP VI 20
A noteworthy addition to notable series
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STEAMBOATS,.

IL FARES REDUCED VIA STONING-
y TON IINt.-The inside route Boston. So Proyl-
ra - o. Worcester. - 50 Steamers leave Pier
9 y H. one block above Canal.st. az ) =. SUNDAYS
'N.eiti
EALL RIVE LINE.-BoStOn, $500, for
L ,--,ri... limited q. kets. FARES REDUCED TO
all POINTS Leave Pier %. y. K foot o. Murray-stl
,,s d,y. only At . %. m SUNDAY viii be resumed
r.nr,-nl ng March co. Connection b. Annex boat tiom
Ir.l..,n 10 . 80 Jersey city p n. Steamers Pill
GRIM and PROVIDENCE IN commission. An orchestra
each -f'altF-
NORWICH LINE FAVORITE INSIDE
y rir'rt. r,~.- ~..ltrcd To B1sfn. '. Worcester.
- ',.udir.. r,durtlcus 10 all rsn STEAMERS
'~f an End, .tlul.er North ? W1tts-,t.
..',, 49, aln,. D,.ifo~ees-,t Forty fnday
.eitd 30 %. 30. -. w. b'' AE'n'
~ EN-UANEN.-Stoamc leave Peck slip
y |p.r Is l. r. a. D. m and II 2. m. Sundays ex-
cepd Steamers In time Tor trains north ana asst
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ALEXANDER


History OF the Origin and Growth of the Art OF War
from the Earliest Times the Battle OF Ipsus b. C. 3o,
with detailed Account OF the Campaigns OF the Great
Macedonian BY THEODORE AYRAULT DODGE.
Brevct LicutenantCoonel United States Army, Retired
List author Of A BirdsEye View OF our Cvil War"
" Patroclus and Penelope" Great Captains" etc with
237 Charts Maps Plans OF Battles and Tactical Manoeu-
y,cs. Cuts Of Armor Uniforms, Siege Devices and Por-
traits. $40, So.
THE "REMINISCENCES OF MR.. MoNTAGU
WILLIAMS.
Q vols svo cloth. gilt top, 81.
Mr. Williams had years almost the largest criminal
practice at the English Bar indeed he engaged in
many of the most famous in England during
the twenty years.
He is an admirable story.teer and the Interesting
incidents Of his career are told with great spirit
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Danclne Academies.

LEXANDER MACGEEGOH'S, l0S West 3StnstT7
a New classes IN dancing immed ltcy after the hol'
DAYS advanced classes SATURDAY morning, an early appi.
cation desirable Private lessons any time by appointment
-CARTIERS DANCING ACADEMY. so shave,
n nor I3fh and IAN stsPrVs" aud class Lessons. all
hours WALTZ TAUGHT RAPIDLY Halls 10 let
OUR OWN ACADEMY FOR DANCING: 0s w, West ga,
per quarter - lessons 81 WALTZ GUARANTEEp
~, fashions abb dances taught
TT1Hr ts,FW DANCE "OTR owl" TAUGHT.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD. n. Y. @. 81

w ~ nslLnT Ttan,' e1,. Vest I2dss
station New "a, olloTs aad htt en- minutes earIer
Hamilton. - IS g. m. 5 10 = 10 >: m. St Louis
3 To- - Is d. Toronto 10 30 a. a.; - 10, - = g. l
ia, Sy-lci' Ctca and prnciI1 mtcinlc late stations
&c. 80 % a. me-. 90 IS. - II >. u. and a. II 80 q. u
nr Uuca only. Kingston. Nlugertes, Cats<u Albany
3 %. : 10 9 D., ,n go a ~. 3nd, :, % : p9
&c 30 ~ 40 p m. IIayer'r1w s:25 a m, 2AS
40 D o. Elegant Sleeping cars for Bunalo Niagara
Faip Toronto Dctiol'. chicago and 81 LOU, DAILY.
I Dlly except saturdays. Oth-r trains daily except
Sgnl,y-. "a $. Lave JcrT1y Cy l.. r. r S,ation
ali 20 a. M. 3 .iG D. M. L.r tickets Timetables n
nior0 alton, apply Offices; Er,oNyn.333 Washington.
st., 40 Eu Annex oncc. foot % EUliOu->t; NV.
lo,s Ct-1,.7i, ,3o3. - md az h,oadNa, - y
Shore Stauon.. fao 81 wcst 4el = an toot Of Jlvst
nom hotels and residences .. r. LAMBERT General
Passcneor Agent. . NauderbIltave. N. Y.
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Irdtber5.


A TUTORS, goyesnesscs, prof ssorSI teaeneis, an
N branchc-, supplied schools and iAmnes oSn TVI er
cuars for parents Modern languages sDoHeh' NItlAA
COYRIERE. 81 i. l7th.st, bet 4th-ale anu biosd@sy
BEST TEACHERS. American and Foreign supplies
N, all branches, all localities no chdiS". r NCh-
I.I{S WANTED no Zee Tor reg st1tloni loini lo stamp
Il. r. AVERY American School Bureau west l4tlS~'
N. Y.
fERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
n supplies Professor. T.acnerS tutors Go'eiheSses
Mrs. n T. UNGFULTON. % Union Square.
g CHFRMERHORN's TEACHERS, AGENC
- Oldest and best known ~ L. >. sabl'hcu loO1'
3 East 14th-st y. Y.
rVHE UNION TEACHERS ATENCI n;.sta1, liS,so)
Sunnlas schools with scher> tAcer- VIII pos lions
w b KERR Manager. lG Aston Place Ncw-lork.
Az ANTFD. - Gentlemen: Icuman~hp and tngIish
w brauchc, in bows boarding school near city Ial'-
EniscoraIi,n matron. companion, music and English.
r. MIRIAM COYElEEE, 81 Fast lfth-st, bet. Broad
way and ith-avc
xxJoMAN's EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU ttor
WHOM supplies proc,sors eachcrs COVE heNSs
COLLEGES schools and ames also bookkeeper~ stnosf%
nhc7s and copv;sfs 10 business firms - a.,
- Ms c. T. WERNER 200 5thave NHv.York w.
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RAILROADS..
NMEwY0RKCEAN1RMA1

Albany Schenectady Utica, Syracuse. Auburn. Geneva,
CandnddlgGa. kVcncstcr and BuuaiO wagner Isldes
Drawing. Room Cars to Buffalo daily, and TO Canandagua
daily except sundays. Buffet Smoking Car 70 DlHaIo
$50 A. VI. NEw- lOkK AND ChltAgO LON 20
with Barber SHOP and Bathroom, Drawing Room IN:
Yate Compartment and StaterOOm SecpngtaIs lcated
by and lighted by gas Due al chicago al 9'oo
1850 4. VI. S0tTHwEsTERN LIMITED, for cncn.
nati indianapolis and -. Louis wagner fesuDu'g
Drawing. Room. Dining, Sleeping and Caie sn0h'hg az
Library Cars. Entire train sCeam-hedted ana lshted
r,,5oa,.u. " TWENTIETH DAY ExPREss--dally excep,
SI,ndays Train leaving SATURDAYS dQ-s not rus
West OF Detroit or Cleveland wagner Pslaes Draw;
ing room Cdr- % Sfii'n,' ole'P ,l.e i,oi.,S
eSg aainna DnimS or NcwYor. % Albany
900 PM FAST C6ICAG9 CINClNNASI M AID iSL,s ST.
Cleveland Cincinnati, 81. Louis, Detroit ana chicago,
with through Wagner vesubuic Sleeping Cafs' Dh'
1000 p NJ FAST NIGHI EAPKE-os-or Rochester.
Bunalo Niagara taLs: Toronto Si.telana GmSSnhao.
St. Louis, Detroit ard CnicagC' Win ufoUgh wagner
FoK IALBNNYn Utica, SYRACUSE, KoCHESrEK.
BUFFALO AND NIAGARA FALLs-S 90 a. m, . 30
ro ni 30 ?S i. rs 90 az ~ ia %
g. n, tn 80 a. No. 10 80 D. m''Nio'"o y Mii - q"
FOR Troy. SARATOGA, ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS.
ST. ALbANs, And .IONIKhAL-ts 90 a. m.' . 80
SEi.K sHIEE HILLS. VIA HARLEM DIVIsION-tlo5'
a. NJ, 5 20 J.. IN. ,- o.,
For information tickets and space In Sleeping Carr,
apply Grand Central Station or at Nos 4l3 80 ana Jt-
BfOadway Il Park Place, IS West l-otst' 5u ,slh'
81. station New-YOrk; 1888 Westinghouse 30 huHoh'
and 39S Bedforl.ave.. f.. D.. Brooklyn " -
Wcst,otts Express calls for chec6s baggage from
Residences through destination.
tDaily except sunday Daily except saturday. Other
Al trains except leaving $50 a.d y %
10.
JOHN NJ. 1OUCtY, GEORGE II. DANIELS,
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
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CHOICE sCnoOL.-shoruidge Media Academy. for
h. NJ (ii1iiSrd 'Grsdaaej, Media Penn Ineai Fhiif
delphs).
A LEXANDER INsTlTgTE, Military noq!dlqeg c9qo.
\. NJ Pm. D.
CnELTENHAM ACADEMY. oGONTz. "A.
equlpnrat GymSSam any maiy dT &c Thofoasa
preparation for college scientific school For cfcusr
JOHN CALVIN RICE. A. NJ. Principal.
ELMwoOD SCHOOL FOR BOYS 1t Milford. Conn.
" his o9 ,n S SS 70 PIX AI Re- h hS S G'd
EREEHOLD INSTITUTE. Frecheid N. J.; 45th year;
college preparation specially business. high school
SUNHAfF4F fc hE3kx F' sc 1859 Rq.yn L. T.
Overlooking L. 1 Sound Send for illustrated catao
N,Ew.YoRK MILITARY ACADEMY. CORNwALI~oN
ocaob above wv n, haysnc ED gr1nd
oricer detailed rom ne Amy as Military Insr1ctor.
Col! Z. j. WRIGHT. Il. s.. A. NJ. s1Dt
pLNNsYLVANlA MILITARY ACADEMY.
T"'n'y'IS aiIl{F xxi ptcao5 L fRGlGER0e' i'
civil Engineering. Chemistry. Architecture Aria
crcuas HG Of c Hs'FS1r E FRRfH,as 2 Das City
Col. CHARLES +. HYATT Presldent
1 he Eay JAMG> sIiI;i: cIAi;K' p. d. Rector.
men A oicagS TX aa d q b eocgo 5d ad yGns
scientific SIhoos or TOR 5a,9e;. S2ca a,icen
gar viii commence september 10.
TINE PFEKSKILL MILITARY ACADEMY.
ApplieatiOnso now received for SIN year beginning
DIR. JOHN y. TILDEN Principal.
WESLEYAN ACADEMY-one Of the haltdo,cn best
Tine paymc Of sol in advance vii cover ordinary luton
board wFehnC room ana heating for the ial term. be-
Principal. wibraham Mass
For Young LadieS-C0untry.
A as #. F5s 'na ''Sn.
Qharvard Grsduate). Media Pa tneaF rhiladf- ha.
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Musical Instruction.

PANIC and GUITAR taught in twenty private lesson,
~ with Or without the al Of notes HENRY Z. DOB
SON. 1870 Broadway. between 32d and $50 sts.
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Ocean Steamers
NCuop line l.. S. MAIL Steamships.
- = A-LnW VIA LONDONDERRY.

. NCuOR LINE l.. S. MAIL Steamships
a l-GGw, VA b bo%D2 }cSI :, EeFcy.s.
= m F4Ssa MaTShh f. 3 B. M
GLASGOW i; R:? s5 ss:gSs9d 60
Cabin 7'' ' Mafh66lifEE iSA2Sf S5'
FOB DS;' i'HpIs E1Si n M,y.G
c'G9 hRT ai2E $50 5l2H pei
CHARLESTON, S. c., the South < Southw est
re GLE&F $FEkT ErS fSafAST
IROQrOIs. Charleston and Jacksonville We'd EeS. ~
YMISSEE charsSa and Jacksonville. Mon Feb FEB e. q
Al steamers amer RsgS stss s pas.engeS
iSn unS;5 oP F. GGLYGE s't Go Sn Hes
T. O. EGER C. F. A. G. s. F. & P Line3io B'way,N Y
" ron NGG2E SAJV5 NAM ANb sT nfi4vNEEEF5oL
.., Leave Pier 50. r. r. foot Of Kng2 81 o an . ~
%hi2SYX uI Tuesday. March T. 80 p H.
Nl2l2ESIN ac.da %s'fAaS s5s &'fsn e.
N caIa pasas 500 $50 and Second Cabin.
$50 an" q. NJ r. uNbEEHiLL s co. 80 Broadway, N. Y
n EW-YORK AND CUBA MAIL SIS. COM
y rA%Y FQ q GU GTH z ANp MEXICO p o m
srvrc Fro TaI ra' and Maanzs 49, we Feb 49,
7 4rMG havana %V J F1o@s;o ToHDan Feb o.
NIAGARA Havana and saiqa W,d, Feb. %.
cENFUEGos Naas SANTIAGO de- G%9a Feb e.
For 'i &aEs f. e @H& Ri p2'iea5 R s ws
NORDDEL fischer LLOYD IS. co.
yEwrofKto E So FPEINN tx Ho AS6 bremen.
SA"f Fis P ig9P R f? sE E4 HoO0Aen
A Mlf = % sl' Ns Ma5 %
F.t cabn 81 and P"ard berth according
s G :nP 5'' Ho fsslss sH''
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
~ LINES FoE GALLEqRNlJA Japan GHITAx
O''' From 2aI,YGTl pier loot q csaalstaN r.. AVE-
For Sa9 FopcGS via the r iihnq. Of Psosma
From San FranSc gs Isl AID I. nrannan sts.
CHINA .a S' f H%r an? M s?Hi'i it, p m
FoT 5 pa b p n9d to o3e o c,5f e apply
II. j DULLAY. General saDcrntendent
SAVANNAH FAST FREIGHT AND PAS
- 'K'%5HSAs GIIY wSSdn,s.d'y FrD TO- D.
- E 4I' or 'iRiiNIYGmNN Moad1 fe6 r. D. m
Cornccung Win central Railway q Georgia ard sayan-
9.S oe aod oy @ SSlS fa a 1 PSI
unslrpa-,ed conmodaton F!rS;-cias' table dho'e.
"A & nr gI;, RmFT Fat EN- Enc. As'
l. L. W%LfR. Ase @s o2 r. S s. %s?S .,
NOMpAGNIE GENERALE TRANSATLAN-
- i No. 4e L y!th RI XIV A r. Morson..t
- II GGHiIyriGyf, Ro1o, s... M1rR Ia9 D n =.
AA FfeGGGEr General hg.n, 80 3 Rowing Green ~.
JAPAN-CHINA.
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL
steamer, have san Francisco as follows;
ErLGIC ,ya Honolulu saturday, March %
.cr.,NrC ........... . Tuesday. April -.
GAELIC Thursday. May s.
surcr''y Appon,cd-superor Accommodations.
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CASSBLL PUBLISHING COMPANY,
1O4 AND loG 4TH.AVE.. NEw-YOEK.
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Boys and Young Men-Country.
A CHOICE SCHJOL.-Shortlldge Media Academy, FOL
~ boys and young men. SWITlIlN g. SHORTLIDGE
A. NJ. lIaIE4rd GRADUATED Media Penn. (neaf Phla
Geluhia).
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" JACK9QNX VILE ASP Nh F LL9HPRNy tolNI ID
TRI-WEEKLY LINE.
From Pier % T. r. doot Koosevelt-at), az p: m 20
IROQrOIS, Charleston and Jacksonville wed, rep ~
CHEROKEF Charleston and Jacksonville H. ED o. o.
YEMNSSIiE Charleston and Jacksonville Mon, FeD' "a
DELAWARE. Charleston and We'd bee. 5S'
All steamers histclass passenger accomhOdatons.
Insurance under open policy effected onehfth OF per
cent WM Z. CLYDE x 20 Gen. Ase'N%''v
T. O. Eyer, c. f. A. G.. s. F. & p. Line.3l9 BwayN.Y.
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n EW-YORk AND CUBA NAIL SIS. COM
" PANY FOR CUBA AND MEXICO.
From Piers 10 and II f.. r., at .. m.
cr-NrCN Havana and Maanzas ... We'd, Feb 49,
YUMURI W Vrra cruz P Fri Feb o.
NIAGARA. Havana and Sagua We'd Feb 2O.
CIENFuEGos. Na,san, santiago de- Cuba "a r., o.
For particulars, freight or passage apply 10
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~ NARD LINE.

NEW.YORK TO LIVERPOOL Via OF EENSAOWN,
from Pl,r 80 North RlYer.
FNNT EXPRESS MAIL SERVICE.
G,llla. Eel. -, 30 a. m CALLS March p 80 a. NJ
W'.t'' N.-.t % uI. March %. noon.
hSr.n, M,y.h :. 5oa H. AGraa!a April go
S.-,-a Narrh IS ! D. ~. Bothnia. April 2, : 80 a. ~
cabin Ia.,lse $50 aud upwards Int,rmediate 30.
Straec ticket. 20 and from all parts Of Europe AZ very
.w rates Tor freight and passage apply TO the company
cHcc. ( Bowling Gr"'n. N.FYor , $500.
VERNON U BROWN CO.. General Agents
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HOUGHTON, MIFFLIN & CO., Boston.
II EAST 17TH.ST.. NEW-YORk'
STARLAND.

Being Talks About the Wonders Of the Heavens. BY
SIR ROBERT 5 BALL +. Il. =, ROYAL Astronomer OF
Ireland author ~ 'Storv OF the Heavens" &C. l-mo
cloth, very fully illustrated. Price. s.
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WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

Y0NERS.-Icc dealers are looking for leo at Sara
toga lie as the pond, in Wc,tcho-tcr have hardly
heen fnLcu over get. The NcWl'lk and
Northcr Railroad are stocking the bake, aion: their
line VIII front from thc .tat" Conservatory.
Tn t"'1irhuy Climb. 90; which O.. hilton ~c1bner D.
prcsidof. has invited Professor /. "a. f'utgam, Of
I'm Amcica@ Thursday February -. IN thc ~
,eIEhiy laIl. Of so. school. Palsadp Lodge
!. @. @ T., which i' only few week old. ha' now
t.te {,tcriay by boot Amateurs, and bott t,mes
Music IAN was cr""aod Ior>r ct driv
crs arc be- victim, ~ a gang % count"rictors who
obtain for bad silver dollar and jump from
the car. The police arr looking for the men.
For the irvcrtlon ~ ccar"tf" smoking Young women
have iomct bOycott tuh. which Viii COMPEL itS
mcmberst3 drop their male acqnan'anos until they
johnson Of Highland ave. gave barn danre7 Ia
honor oftholr daughter Gertrude on friday "Tcnlns
The barr tasteful, trimmed with fans ana flags
and It peScnted a pretty appearance.
IOCHELLE.- John ~t"phcnSon'7 condtitn was
improved Yesterday. and hor,, were entertaining o.
his recovery. Joseph W. Gibson. OF the New
Rochelle acht Club. has been elected vice comn,O doro
of the hudson River squadron 81 the "Coristhian
Navy
MOIN' VFRNON.-Thc che ter llill Club will have
a sheet and pulowcase masquerade reception on
Tuesday yenng. The people Will unmask at mid
uight.
TARRTOWN Plans have been prepared for the
OF stone The Villas" lmPoycm"ui Association j.
10 have hr -luai" about the station laid orr I'm
walks anifo7cr bed. IN" National Bank oi'ceTS
have purta.,d two buildings thc northwest cdruer
of Main md orchard ,t~. for the bank, f.tur~
quarter. u~ price paid. II I, said. being 32G 500.
General o.. Howard and General II. ". :, cum
have be-. n-iscd ~ deliver addrc.Scs In the ~ccoud
Reformed Church.
LAKE, IAHOPAC.-Fathcr Mclaughlin. late Of
Kns,'on- hs been appointed pastor If tho cat boltc
parish.
closed To- rpair during which services viii be held
in the lecture room.
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FTJZARETH

suit has been begun by the property owners in
First st. and Ellzabethav ave. against the Elizabeth
and Newark Horse Railroad to force that company
to pay part of the cost Of paving these streets through
which it double track, covering nearly half
tho pavement.
The Phtt kearny Guard have accepted an invita-
ton to visit Newark guests Of Company + on
March L.
John Williams, Henry Walker and George Robin
son were Yesterday acquitted of stabbng Henry Wort
man, coprcd truclman. The prisoners are negro
Jockeys, employed at the w-Jersey Jockey Club
Grounds. WORKMAN dangerously iniure' but
has recovered.
The Robert Emmett Club Will celebrate on March
the birthday anniversary Of relands young patriot
Charles McDcrmOtt, Of New York, yesterday
Eentenccd in the Union County Court TO nine years
n state prison for burglary. His confedcratcs in
he series of robberics all serving long terms in
tate prison.
The Gnn Club will have field day Washing
tns Birthday at their range. where there Will be
sCcra sweepstakes matches at live pigeons and gas
bsla
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gAD4Es roR NE TWENTY rHlRD REGIMENT

There ful att ndance n the friends II Tie 23d
Regiment the ATnorv, IN brooklyn. evening
prsrntaton Of thr badges
the different membas N the regiment. The thing
ON the programme was review Of the regiment by
Brgadieritner Rollins. general Inspector OF rifle prac
tce. for the State AFTER the review, which plarr
IN the presence Of than 1900 Of the regiment,
friends. there presented 10 Pryat g. Scott u
Company \. The oliver APgrcgaL, Medal" for highest
aggregate IN team matches Crccdmoor in 1889
HIS 81 out ~ possible 100. The '23d
Regiment Grand GOh Medal" given Sergeant r. A.
Wells Of Company B, for highest marksmrns in the
regiment a. CrcedmSor. Ills II OF poss
bio So Company received the State prize for the
highest company nsure u merit in the Second Brigade.
Company male glad by the presentation 10 them OF
the Veteran Trophy" for bost percentage OF attendance
and highest 81 merit In rife practice the rs
reelmental day Creedmoor. The GAP marksmen and
sharpshooers then received their badges promenade
concert and q dancB closed the fsAuviuas.
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MR.. TRENHOLM TALKS tBorT HONEY

The lcTurc # Cooper Union last night. in the FREQ
lecture course. " Monetary Matters and wac
delivered by WI Trenholm. 81 Controller Of Che Cur
rcncy, bci,ro 80 people. Mr. Trenholm said that the
management Of the National finance, Wa of direct
interest not ont TO bankers. but to ac whole people
who should kcr Themselves Informed a subject Of
80 much importance. Although pJWcrlcs, lndivdu-
ally the, cOllt act collectively through thc,r con
grcssincu, and mould maize their loirc heard that
way, m hn1ncd legislation. lie explained She ma
clinrrv by w!ndl the National paper currency was
pat and sept in circulation, and compared it Co. liar
vcy's theory. Of he circulation Of the blood. The
National b1nliul system wa, devised by Mr. Chase
twenty eight yca, the best system ever ufed for
tho pufp,-c. ,It conditions had greatly changed
since That limo. one of the important tbjccts
to come before congress within the next few years
would be- MEASURE for maintaining the circilatOn
Of the National banks.
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cIosING PRICES OF PHILADHLPHIA STOCKS.
TIE BANK STATEMENT.

saturday, zen. l3-p. m.
BY the operations of the New-York Sub-Treas-
ury in the week ended last evening. which in
cluded the receipt of 1889, 900 for exchange on
other Sub-Treasuries. and the payment of S92,O
for purchased bonds, the New-York banks lost
S4.O41,00s cash To-day's bank statement re-
ports the average cash for the week at only
S2,674,G0O less than the average Of the preceding
week This indicates that the interior movement
Of money this week, eX the Treasury, was in
favor of this city 10 at least the amount
lost by shipments through the Sub-Treasury
Probably the statement closely approxlmates the
actual condition Of the cash at the close OF
business Yesterday The loans were further eX-
pandcd Sl,77t,s00, and it is not necessary TO
suppose that stock operations had anything TO do
with the expansion. The loss Of Sl,2jl,200 in
deposits is about 100000 greater decline than
the other changes call for. The statement results
in loss TO the surplus reserve of $2,36l 500. and
leaves it at $7497,lOO, against 81 ,2o5,6oo Feb
ruary Is. 1889; $17,o37,375 February Is. 1855.
and $l5,410,2OO February 10, 1889.
Tho following the cooperative statements OF Febru
nd Efbr
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ORANGE.
AND PAINTINGS.
EXHIBITING L

EXHIBITING EMBROIDERY AND PAINTINGS.
charming tea and exhibition Of art cmbrddeIies
and paintings given Yesterday afternoon at tho
studios Of Miss Clara f. Morris, Mis-, Rose ;. sherman
and Daniel Burlegh Parklur,t. There line
display OF table napcry and embroidery. loaned by
many Of the wealthy families in the Oranges. and the
rooms were thronecd all the afternoon and evening
Miss Morris and Miss Sherman we're assisted in NJ
ceving by Mrs Richard NJ Colgate, Mrs Edward d.
Page, Mr. John Petit, Miss Hooker and Miss Folsom
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Col
gate, Mr. and Mrs. 5. :. Dennis Mr. and Mrs Henry
T. Folsom, Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund A. Trouton. Mrs
and Miss Moller, OF New York; Mrs. John VanderpoO
Mr. and Mrs John Is. Van Wagenen Miss Alice Van
Wagenen, the Misses Vose the Misses Byron, Richard
Pancoast, Mr.. and Mrs George Frellnghnsen Mr. and
Mrs Robert 8allantine. Of Newark Hamilton schuyIes.
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PATERSON.
THREE BAD LITTLE GIRLS.

A little girl eleven years old was sleeping In a
doorway in Ellison st. yesterday forenoon she was
pale thin and poorly clad and was found t. be stupidity
drunk At the police station she was identified a.
Katie MulliCtn, of No. 81 Marshall 1t. About an
hour later PatrG-nan Costello found Agnes Pots, age
thirteen OF 80 20 Marshall ST., rccng drunk through
the streets and arrested her. The smaller girl Wa
sonsces from lou0r but the older one able after
awhile 10 tell that the two, with another girl n1moI
Mary Brown. went INTO hqUor-,t"rc III Market ~.
the night before and begged for something q eat,
While the proprietor went into another room n get u
for them they stole bottle Of liquor, which they
drank. They also attacked girl who was going {" 4
-ore and stole "A dollar from her. The prisonbs were
committed 10 jail.
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STATEN Island

TONPHINNILLE.-Ih Young Mems Christian a
ISOLATION net an Informal meeting for their Chr au
WORKER 80 their rooms on Thursday eVcnln-. AMI
were addressed bY Geors" y. Hail. state ecrfcbirv.
after whIh -efr"s hmcnt- were served. Drl,-ai,t 10
the cOnvuuttn were appointed.
NEW PRNII1ON.-Thc Law and order Lcarip Of
Richmond Cunty has cent petition 10 the tpard
Of trustees IF the sailors snug HaI.hor al ,ev
Brighton. hbr-ing the management Of that i.-hltu
ton Boy GOYrnOr Trl~h. The petition t. sgncs by
nearly all ti leading citizens of staten Island