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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-21
GHaJy and PRODCCE NARhEIs.
FEATURES OF NEw-YoKK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEw-YORK DEALINGS.
All cereals were dull and without features yesterday
Chicago was closed account OF the Columbian eele-
bton and operators had to depend what they could
pick up in tho way OF nows The speculation In wheat
was only 100 ZOO bushels, aad the pit at times wore
deserted appearance The late bcarisless however, re-
ASSERTED i-clf and the market weak from start u
clo.e LAYING ssaa cent lower. Weather conditions
were generally favorable, the receipts at the N0n"t 81
were large foreigners scl.ofs cables were weak,
and there vac ewcd selling for long account Options
ocd at 79s cents and fell to 20 5,l6d 1914 cents spot
ltS weaker ana less active Shippers took looVVV
bushels a., nj. o,
Corn yielded = cent and ruled very duh. The specu-
laton was entirely local The weakness wheat better
wca Their West, cables and realizing led 10 tho
Loayness. Cash com easier and GSooO bushels were
soil for export. Oats opened weaker Oh options, ou'
CLOSED steader. Cash lots unsettled AID quet.
Lard stronger. but quiet without export demand
The option market was stagnant
The inal quotations follows: ,o,
Wheat october, 77a November, I7'a pecemocr us
January, 1898, so'sj May. SOL co.'s ..,., so,.
CAgn-OctobcT 49I November i0's Decemoer' oos'
January. 1893. 5o,. May. 5l'. cents: ,.. 20.
Oats-October, 81; November, 3is; DeccmoT' 'o'
Lard October. 50 osi November, IS 30; December
81 81 January, 1898 81 IS. ..
The receipts Of grain and -four reported yesterday %
Ncw-York Philadelphia Baltimore and Boston were as
follows Wheat 3S7 III bushels corn 2St 100 busnes'
oats 1898 total lin, S43 S23 bushels hour
IS 476 packages. Al Milwaukee the arrivals w re
Wheat 63 100 bushels corn, $3.50 bushels cots IoVvV
bushels total grain 1910 bushels flour, 10000 barrels
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THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore Oct. 2o.tl0gr dull unchanged receipts 1hs;
'oSa,o'sc May, sJ'.aoic steamer, No rcd G9a6?-c
sio GSs6 - Ses 2 o0 basi southern wheat Sssy
lnt1, .0a7G.; Loneherry 7l@.63c corn steady mlAc1
JanaFy 4g'~i7 ceip,s. Go6'' bgsh 7hpme9t Sol
s ,"d aGa Y rst sssc 40 mNci
bush ,ye duet and .e4ly 50 o5%e, sics
cod t, ecce timothy. ia 75G$i5 So Grain freght'
firm UNCHANGED Cotton nominal middllng Sic ms Lsss.
Ga 4, gaoa'ons We'tcm ~ nearly 3r C C9eS
a ils.coi Snc inlai ''' i'' 40 "
s ;'s , s 9 Ss Iy '9 .sy f S9 "' :s%s:
gt Western cramey 2oc Chess Arm Eegs , Isca
tS,n g' 81 i oco ' bush WI short Too tons
nao 0ct oYG oa'rae, Of n'ns ed Tn s% a; :y
car -, Sh,g s,d az ,'2e. ooG duY 10 Ie.g,%S
I'D n ' srcc cot. an-5d demand llsnti eais 80
via tr old It 37oe1'.c ears 40 white sod at s'c 3
sa dSs14a FOG Mla snss9F S 70 cada So Sc 80
;. "a d W. =. ,5ss ~ rye Gour IS ioGs5 80
t, Ncs.S ora Rccrpr-fiour 30 go bb,; wheat $500
$ 90 eS SS sn ss y sa sy 1853 sqh
shipments . rsily Flour 81 90 eb. wheat. 10000
bush corn. 1000 bush oaU- " 900 bush
lover &c. red 6S7le; receipts 800 bush Corr Corr
20, i,yc quet. So. Z sc PORK arm at =? s7,;
ta .5eG q 3 % r % "E %s.i a'% . ss 'sss
~ 6bl:, at ii IS. Batisr strong. Sugar ann Eggs
strong a re- Cheese stsons
%.fSs:s W., &C., EScS s1ssss 81
sfi,s 5sa sSss a0asia' s.'l;y ap,,,,
srf, ' ~ 70 D K.ee4 Flour 500 6e. wheat, sssoo
s sS ws S 600 bSh no. oa SH'p $50 S"sS
Minneapolis. oct. 20 There vac very little iPsetes'
take" !" Nv u. dd sl9s t" O. ye a aa
.d the cs S Sery ~sss sIe no
tai much Of T:k q ,soaay ad,oS5pnenI oDcs% os
at ~, rs ana c.cd at sS,,c IL" cash market
vas a. p,,t q 'i Interest, T tsI. .o ~a \, o
Win - cars q, GSi,c 30 northern sold principally At
e5 10 going a. mat pre-" =. q e. s'ao and , q at
duluth 9nd Suro5 81 e ios., O2s C gs.sd go
october co-.d es'. December opened ga. ad9e high
st 0e' aoe'.c lowest 90, closed G'2c ON track
Sisde ''''''
rhilaielph'a oct Flour ruled steady desirable
Sr,tc wnteT pcnfai and @Sas eli. via, very e
demand Eyc hour qnct al @i.Aay - - IT," lo Tor
nc,, . aoa.. per 100 -. Wheat weak declined sa',c;
~ renn-' .ana ani 40 Dca""I<. ri ~ rNioIs rr
go; No . I'd O.totcr 7f.d.4ec; No'cm9c 90
7il,c: Dcrrnb.r 76e 7dsc; January, 712n., Sc: k'"'
t Ii,,is chang AID o.cd st,acy "irh moderate orer.
, g sg a s' @,ea S sSn dd ct DC 80 %Sd
i.b. i.i-os ,c To,snher ~ 49,. pecem Xxx
t ard g'ons es' 'G[y '1 1 sons e., N g. White Mh,c
Oc,oh,r p 80; No,.mb'r 49, ISL De,"uGr "a
IS Janrary SscS3 Sgg9 ISHXcS ary 0 ',aSd
sg1d Cg a ntT rll,naleG - standard c-smG.
IL 5c own s. ! Ioc; crystal \. Sc double hncd
Kan s"oad Coo ' kc S"q; l. t6a F5,nkln n &c do
cNt e. i-c E'd sta & 6,c p'h', aTt o s,cE En
,thef 80 600 bush corn 80 500 bush oats ZOO bush
shipment WHEAT 1000 bu-h corn $500 bush oats
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IHE PETROLEUM MARkET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The tendency oil triple holiday at the Consolidated
Exchange needed to as an excuse Tor yes
terday's dulness oil market. Tho field situation
was without change and there no feature TO arouse
6O7s cents and the closing was heavy. lila,
Refined petroleum unchanged at cents per galioh
f. barrels bulk and GGO cents In cases
Foreign quotations Antwerp, IL francs; Bremen
JsJ marks: London, t7s0i 1o.1Od.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

n. z c. & IT T. kk Co, LesscI' .
Trains leave West i2d-st station, New'iVIA' "
lows and 10 minutes earlier, from Il. Frunkil st. ~
$3.50 A.. NJ Dany for Asw1ursh. Kingston AOAA''
daily Ike. sunday, west OF Coeyman,s &c. ,..n,...
3,15 4. VI. Daily for Albany except Sundsy Mohsu
1000 NJ Dally Tor Albany naea syracass k sSsss
Saturday for Toronto 1865, .,s
11,33 4. VI. Daily, except Sunday. for Albany 90
400 p NJ. Daily, except Sunday. for Albany.
S,IS 4. VI Daily for Albany, Montreal, lLca, oJW
cuse. Rochester, Buffalo Niagara tans' Toronto "
roll chicago, 81. Louis. Al
$50 r. VI. Daily, except Sunday, for Newbursh A.
hany Montreal
..,I D. VI Daily sor Albany, Utica, Syr,cuse Rocnes
t2r huiiaIo Niagara rams, Toronto Detroit. CaSss~
HkThnStn Aw LOCALS, 2tS -s;t5 Z. NJ.
St,WHu hir LOCALS, $40, 10 10 A. NJ l.lo ~
35, q 80, Ill as T.. ": - 49,, ro,.,s.
Sleeping cars COR Bhnsio, Niagara Faus. Io''a"
Detrot Chicago, 81. Louis. on all through trains
spally For tickets, timetables. rsror and 'isssp3
car accomno niormat.on apply Offices: bv.
iyn 1888 Westinghouse. 72o tuton..t, Annex oncft
foot OF f1ltonst NewforA SIty, ~ Il5 80 ~
is5th.st., aud at stations.
Z. T.. LAMBEKr. General Passenger Agent
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"A TIE NEW y,; ,to TRIDuNE WILL BE RE-
way I'd door north q Thirty .nrst.st: and ApVETi-
EASEMENTS Mt the following Branch OfAees 254 9th.
avo; cor. 28dst; lag 6thave. 1877 Fourth ave-,
corner Tsure,nths 7eo Third corner Forty
100 West Forty second 175 Columbls.ave 10 Liberty
St SO Avenue 1913 Thrt:ave 20 West Fourteenth.
ara Thni-ays.
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Ocean Steamers.

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
i LINES TO CALIFORNIA, JAPAN AND CHINA,
CENT RAJ AND SOUTH AMERICA AM MEXICO.
From New:York, pier foot OF Canal St., North River
for san Francisco. via the Isthmus OF Panama.
CITY OF PARA sails Monday Oct. 81, noon.
From san Francisco, LIST and Brannan sts.,
FOR JAPAN AND CHINA.
CITY OF RIO DE JANEIRO sails Sat- Nov. 5, D. m.
For freight, passage and general information apply
company's office the pier. foot OF Canal-st.. n. r.
III. J. BULLAY, General Superintendent
DED "D' LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
III FOR LAGUAYRA, PUERTO CABELLO, CURACAO,
CORO AND MAKACAlBO.
HARBECk STORES, BROOKLYN.
s.. =. SATURDAY., oct. 1 ID m.
S. 5. CAkAIAS Wednesday, Nov. p p. IN.
These American Steamships, especially built for the
trade have superior accommodations
BOULTON, BLISS ~ DALLETr,
Tourists Agents, General Managers, 1876 Frontst.
THOs COOK son, 20l and i,225 broadway.
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Danrinq Academies.

IL ERNANDO'S ACADEMY. lG2 Fast jjth-st (Bank
Buldingl.-Classes now forming. All the ne" ana
fashionable dance, taught rapidly. Sfnd fF circular
(,EORGE WALLACES SCHOOLS. CHAMBER Music han
u 57th.st 7thaSc. ara Harlem. NO-. 50 anu = West
le6th.st. Cos, aud private tuition. see circular
~ GLOIs,.E DODWOIl II. -
L, so. ISL FIFTH AVENUE
COMMENCING SATURDAY. OCT 18TH.
Class and Private Lessons.
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Erie lines,


SHIcAdo. VIA CHXU1XUoUx LAKE 81
~ k klSlAN or a aaoUNTAiNs. EosEsTs IN IN
Direct to Passaic. Paterson. Tuxedo Newbua
Midde.own, Fort Jervis Monticello White Lake. Hons
dale Scranton Bngnamton, FJmira, Corning, wautu
c,len Bath Hammondsport Avon Springs RochesS,
Hornellsvtlls Buffalo Niagara Fsls. Toronto Chausuqw
Lake Cleveland, Cincinnati, st. Louis Chicago and q
oints West Trains leave New-York foot Of Chamber
&C.. follows and i've minutes earlier from West zsd-ss
WESTERN DAY EXPRESS.
n CNA NJ Daly-Via Niagara Falls and Chsute1Qu
S.UU Lake. faror Car New.York 70 Baaao Sssps
UnisS ssstop. sxeeps sunday for Monticello. =
vE.rIBULE LIMITED.
q, OP NJ psily-Soud train for Chicago, viz ChAumk
O.UU qua Lake. eleepers 10 Chicago. Cleveland -
MOUNTAIN EXPRESS.
q IN r. NJ except sunday-sor Binghamson Hoo
O.CU dale and Monticello.
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK EXPRESS.
e on 7. NJ Daily-Sold train 9 Chicago VIA NLA0
O.s5U Falls and Grand Trunk Railway SleepsfS =
buffalo. Rochester. Toronto and Chicago
PACIFIC EAPREss.
$50 E.. Di Solid .s Gs.s r.s' g. 49, 49,
Buffalo. Chicago and Cincinnati 80
FOX rU.sr JERvIs.
xUEEK DAYS-S q: m. o. m, 10 80 Q. n. p. n
$40 sJD.. y 80 m 81 80 ESQ T D. H. p g.
FOX NJ NBUHG.
VIZ ELK DAYS-y a. M, $40 y. H., 4:45 p. M, ~
,Gk H HGS n r Sgnf.SSs ACtbaH5DaSGisSSys
Ferries New.York; 1893 Fton-st, Brooklyn; lor Ercsk
1S conD.y H obj r. .1S ! Jss
baggage hotels and residences through desnsu
d. 1. ROBERTS. GenerSl Passenger Agent
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old DOMINION LINE.

CoMtuRL, and NhMrnhr NEWS. connecting for vlR
GINA BEACH, fErEHSBu Kt and RICHMOND. VA,
and wASHINGrnN D. r;,-Mon; Tues, We'd: Thurs
We'd. and Sat For WEST POINT, VA.-Tucs Thurs and
SAT. IRON Per 70. No. y r.. foot Beach st. az 3
South and w.st. Apply at General ONCE OF Co Pies.
>, 47.\?2e. 26'. 2dl 2s7, 303 362 oi4 and ,225
w l.. GJILLAUDEU. Traffic Manager.
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Nrm pnblieaIions.

L,gntesntn Eaitlen, post psIo, zoc.. or Stamps
TnE HUMAN HAIR: Why it Falls on -;
i Turns grey and the Remedy By Prof. HARLEY
PARKER AN. LONG & CO.. 1918 Arch s.. Pills. Po.
Every one should read this fue book "-AtAeneeum.
81 C,-DUMAS'S Three Guardsmen, Sequels,
III Bracelonne Louise Valiere. Iron Mask. Ar miss
Death Hugo's Nore Dame Laughing Man. Ninety three.
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Gracbrrs


A FIRST Honormon In Classics CTrin. Coll. Dub,
"A experienced tutoI dcsitcs prilai" pupils;
A MERIt AN AND FOREIGN TEA HERS. AGENCY
"A supplies Professor Tea h"rs Tutor, GOV ernesscs
&C.. H. iolege- schools and Families. Apply to
MRS ]. NJ. YOUNG-FULTON 3 Union Sqraro.
A EVERETT STONE. \: Il. yale. I'll. b ColnIn
"A, bal sol 5th-aVr-PriNate tatof Long and sue
experience IN preparing young men for eol'ge
a YALE GRADUATE csI~r.ncci tutor. wishes pr
"A pupils. Prcpa utipn Tor college -lso altN
CHEST references Address YALE. BoN 20 Tribune Onlce
L. MTHTAM CUERlIIsi'S Teacher and Musical Agency.
II. established 1880 suppl all deo tne!ts 81 le1rnns.
100 5:-sve Book Bud.ns, corner @Othst
% RIvATE TUTOR.-By collee. gradual. Of ak yesrs
Aacrs.. il. pRrSIFR ; IA, 4sth.s,.
DRIVATE TUTOR.-I;rsiuate OF oxford. Emf. Many
L experience, best city References for
cole ge or business T. JOHNSON. SO Washington square
IN HE FISK Agencies New Yerh Bososn, cal
i eago Los Angels e. ooo position MED II. L
dROCKER ~ Y, AaoageP. 10 Ffth ave. (l5th-st).
Ky ASTEDA teacher % instruct young iafy IN Eng
w .h literature rhetoric aud composition; best refer
ences required instructor IN thee branches fron some
college high school preferred. Dr. +. W LILikN-
THAI. 3O6 Fast i5th-st
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FOR LAKEWOOD,

Toms Ryeri gsrn .sS PARK. and nsrn'sa' $780,
For Atlantic City. vineand. and Bridceton 80 A. NJ
For Monmouth Beach; seabright and Highland Beach
p. M; Sunday. Q 90 A. ~. 90 ?. NJ.
Tickets and parioT car SEATS can be procured At l52
235, 96i. 415. 1875 9t2, 40 Broadway ~ Murray ST.
81 Canal 81 q E:st li,h ST.. asS Columbus Ay md
Fulton ST.. BROOKLYN. and y Broadway, Williamsburg.
Westcott Express Co will call for and check baggage
from hotel residence % destination.
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LITERARY NOTES.

Tennyson's own room, wherein he died. is described
rs the plainest Of apartments. dressing table,
plain bedstead and little table beside 1t make up me
list Of furniture but there we're plenty OF books always
lytng about.
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JnSIrUlIlOiI.
For Young Ladies-Country.

Eor
Tonns Women ard gr superb modern buildings
d ssv Of .a SEQ See r @
i csHs. 10" ''e v-,,.,.,,.
Sfs@' /. n r. TpT6S Hans scHULER Pnclpel
2S;ci Ft sSso 3fE - a. are
!; 6S.ns a' esu siA NJ, ''s' car
A., ;ss TowSsrND's BOARDING. sud DAY SCHOOL
vi foR Girls. 5. Park Place. Newark N J" VIII
CAIyr MARY's SCHOOL. Garden cry Long I.a
- u y College preparstFy senSsi f'r lSGE nS.sy
Ssw ou 1877 Mss JULIA II. FARwEiL PRINCIPAL
m HE PRISCILLA BRAIsLIN SCHOOL a FSh sestSi1i
circulars lent on request.
u,ARRYTowN:oN ~, crprs Son. 81,
H., MS s T nnrILKLEY Miss SEC G rLUMLEY PIneal:
THE MISSES TAE aHHS oaxA-
OCTOBER 9TH. LAKEWOOD ". J.
For BOYS and Young Mcn-Country.
p ErTS ACADEMY. STANFORD. conn. 9th Year.
- VIM J. RET-rs. NJ. A. (Yaie) Principal
b oHDhSETESS%F e. tt2 ShSS .tfSSSSSsRjf5HSr
CANAAN ACADEMY. Canaan, Conn Home f9T , ten
B ssss 70 psys nay s terms
EfF..Ss. ss.I:
y school ssr %oWE A SUBJ ss''
FS,.. P3sp, ssaTYr .ss.. As a
q classical course& ---------
n, EwTON az j. INsTTTUTE.-4otn ". 800 n elev
~ Home school Eng class CON- science ad, cinund
mounted drill, 20 saddle ponies j. WILSON A. NJ, fsih:
NJORwAIK MILITARY INSTITUTE. Norwak, Conn.
one hour from T TEANks Ro I"s Sn ffees
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY. Che.sr Ap
L ny 10 Mr. GEO. II STERLING 80 w. ltth-st, ~ i.
~ A MILITARY COLLEGE,.
ne,,ees Civil Engineering Chemistry Aria PrcpanoyDs
partment 3lst year ooens Sept a. COL @ f. HYATT Pres
For Both Seyes-Country.
+, ASrMAN BUSINESS COLLEGE. PouGhkcepsie n: Y
r. a. IN All the wear Thorough Instruction - BOokkeepng
pankfne Commercial Law. penmanship torscspond6nre
A-Ithmetlc Sc TeeCrsphy. Stenography, wrung &c
is,iness men supplied with competent assistants short
noco No situations furnshed Send for ca?PRe
Miscellaneous.
mr. SAvAGTS Gymnasium and Athletic Field; unde,
~ cor slant medical supervision now open sos west
59th.st. corner ShaNe
rsISS JENNY HUNTERS Eind'rgart"n ard training
NJ kndcrgartneTs Will reopen OCTOBER s. al no.
II West 121th-st
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Delaware, Lackawanna and Western II. 4.
stations In New. York of Barclay and Chrstoph
streets.
SHORTEST LINE. vESTIBULED TRAINS



Direct route " NEWARK, BLOOMFIELD MONT
CLAIR, THE ORANGES. Summit Bsrnsrtsvie BsE
BoenscH; boyef, sAnhoPe; BTGb's LAkE EAS
TAIN Wa Vas t%,o, PnHIL4iLPsgTRG; EAsl9S
scRAXT0X' tITT$ToS, @IT;KESl6ARRfSSr YASIJ
srSse. GISSGHAMTI9Ny, OXFORD, M3RWIcH, ws.sf
SYRACUSE osWEGo ITHACA, QWEGo ELMIRt
points WEST, NORTHWEST AM, SOUTHWEST.
9;O' \, h.-BL EFALO. kIolFILLD SPRINGS sn1
OSWEGO EXPRESS... Pullman parIor cSIs. C0anec1
a. Buffalo with ualn for CHICAGO, arriving 40
7:si 4. AUTHORIZATIONS NAIL. stops prircipN
stations.
1.00 =: M.zzsCRANToN, BINGHAMToN and ELAIsA
A.IO r. Ms RAMON, wILKESBARRE and PLYH
OUTH EXPRESS Pullman Pario cars ,.,,ur,.
1850 r. VI. Sdailyl:-ButtALo LIMITED EXPRESS
300 r. NJ: daily BllFFALo, RiCHFIELD SPRINGS
TicKEfs end PrLLMAN AccoNM0D iTi0Ns y q
Murray:s and 4:9 Broadway Tickets at ferry .tataa
ave, New.York; s3S washncton-st., ?26 Fuon-st -
S0s BedfordAve. Brooklyn Time tables, giving full y
WESTCOIT EMPRESS COMPANY will call for ~
sAsck bagssgs from hotel or residence TO desunsno.
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VNPNN-VITINN
~ OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL
81 amer leave san Francisco n folllws
OCEANIC OWN call al Honolulu sat. oct % u. m
Gan Wc1neSday. Noyrmbec 10. ..
UEIlt Thursday December 10, y.
EANIC (vill call at HonoluD Wed Jan. T. 3 p. m
Superby aprontod-Supcrior acconmod atoms.
Reese be made by telegram
cabin plsns 81 and 3i3 BROADWAY, New-YOrk; /
Battery Place. ~. Railroad Building Fran.
csc LELAND STANFORD, President.
7. II. GOODWIN. Gcneral PASSENGER Agelt.
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Ocean Cleaners.
NANADIAN PACIFIC STEAMSHIPS TO

EUION LINE.
" UNiTEn STATES NAIL STEAMERS.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
ricr -, y. r.. foot of klng-,t
ARIZONA aurdly, Oct %. 10 30 IN.
WISCONSIN saturday Nov ;.
NEVADA Saturday. Nov 10. 80 y.
AltIXO MA Satu rday, Nov. 20 d.
MT~t't NSIN Tues Doc. 10. p.
% aner Second cabin 40 and 1876. age low
rlt.s \. VI. uNDEKIIILL 4 CO.. 81 RroadwaY.
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For Philadelphia, Baltimore & Washington
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

Phi lad .ipnia Express. 90 40, . 100. 1900 II 80.
vita Dining Car. 4. NJ. 80 2:l5, $50, win Dining
Car 90 90, . 60. 80, IS T.. NJ, II rs night
Sunday, 90 10 30 II 80. with Dining Car A. NJ,
/ 30 3 30, with Dining Car. , 90. 600 r. NJ. l2:lo
night - ,, ,, = -. -, oo
with Dining Oar A. NJ. 80, 3 80, Dining Car ) 20
Additional train week days Baltimore at 90 p NJ.
faror Cars Day Train: SIcereis on Night Trains
For I.eadng at ,oo9o 10 as A. NJ 90 :s0
% For Harrisburg at 90 745 $40 A. NJ. 90, 80.
4 90 ; 100 l.. NJ - Is night, except SATURDAY night:
suidays IL 80 \. NJ 100, . 90. $50 p NJ, l2I5
For rott,ynls at 90. 7i5 s:i5 A. NJ 100. 80.
% 10 p NJ 10 rs night except Saturday night. sun
d,yS' 80 A. NJ 90. 80. go T.. NJ. i2;5 night.
Fo, sunbury Lewisburg, and Wlamsport at 90 As
s.iS A. NJ 90. 30, 30 Z. NJ. - ~ night except
saturday night Sundays 10 \. NJ. 100 u. M II 10
For Faston bethlehem Allentown, Maucb Chunk &c;
90 Il i IS \. NJ 200 I 30 :s5 Faston. 80.
TO Allentown T.. NJ Sundays. 80. : rs A. NJ. l 100.
I For wHikesbarc; rttstos and Scranton s:45 A. NJ.
80 p NJ. sundays. 100 \. NJ.
For High Bridge Branch 100, 40 A. NJ, 100. 80
F. NJ sundays | 90 l.. NJ. .
For perth hmboy. at 30 80 s:i5 II 30 A. NJ:
l 80. 90 30 5 IS ol5' 80 r. NJ Sundays. 90
For Atlantic Highlands 30 SIG II 80 A. NJ. 30
80 s 3s, 0:l5 r. NJ. Sundays, 900 A. NJ. 100
+ For For Ftc,hod. 40 sl5. IL 80 A. NJ. 30 80,
For Red Rank Long Ranch and points south to Point
9 Is r. NJ. Sindavs eyce.t Ocean Grove and Asbury
Park. 90 \. NJ 400 p NJ
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Gam Schools.

TvEyING law SCHOOL -
T. THE, METROPOLIS LAW scHHonL t,oM has
IL. D. Dean A thorough and practical coqr 9
p. Apply to CLARENCE d. ASHLEY, Secretary,
2l4 Broadway.
NETWORK LAW SCHOOL,
~ 120 Broadway v. Y City.
$50 students enrolled Postgraduate course now
established. For catalogues, etc. address -
GEORGE CHASE, Dean.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-21
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY,

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A. NJ, I.:IO i. VI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-21

Mr. Tom Jerrold the youngest Of Douglas Jer-
rold is about to publish a volume containing an ac-
count OF his agricultural observations during his hve
years OF farming in Canada Mr.. Jerrold has written
several books on gardening matters and is recognized
as a horticultural authority.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-21
Tennyson's poem, "The Silent Voices has been
couyrighed In this country BY the Macmlllans.

"A great froth ocean, Is what Carlyle called hterat
ure In talking 10 a young man. and he advised MS
visitor to avoid it" specially the thing called poetry
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-09-15
THE KITE lS SAFE.
The Peary Party, with One Exception
Has Arrived at 1t. Johns, y. +.

The Peary Party, with One Exception
Has Arrived at 1t. Johns. y. F.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept IA special DIS
patch to The Ledger from st. Johns. n.
F., says The X tie has arrived here from
North Greenland, whence she sailed on
Aug "A. On board are the entire Peary
relief expedition in good health, with
Lieutenant and Mrs Peary and party, ex-
cept John NJ Vorhoff who, it is believed
lost his life shortly after the return of
Peary from the inland ice by falling into
the crevasse of a glacier at the head of
Roberts Sound bay, body of water ad-
joining Mccormick bay, while on an expe-
dition of his own to neighboring Eskimo
settlement
notwithstanding persistent search for
several days, Mr.. Verhoff's body was not
found There were abundant traces of
his having gone on the glacier and none
of his having crossed it. John NJ. Verhoff
came from Louisville, and was about
% years old He had been student at
Yale. He had charge of the meteorological
and mathematical affairs of the exped-
ton.
With the exception of this causalty the
two expeditions have beenl eminently sue
ceSsful. Mr. Peary carried out his plans
fully and made IL great inland journey of
1900 miles with Mr. Astrupp, and through
the members of his party who remained
at Mccormack Bay he has made n rich
collection of fora, fauna and ethnology of
North Greenland, besides which he has
demonstrated the ease and comfort with
which winter can be spent in the Arctic
regions
The relief expedition has been equally
fortunate. Throughout the voyage no
serious mishaps occurred and the collec-
tions made are probably unprecedented
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-09-15

The Salvation Army has III London
bureau of information, where ladies
may obtain servants and those i'll need
of employment find work. II has beeL
extraordinarily successful During the
first year l,300 employers found sery'
ants. and thousand girls applied for
work.
Strange applications come to the office.
One lady recommended her departing
servant as clean. tidy, honest, sober,
truthful and good worker Wonder.
ing why maid and mistress should part
under these conditions, the bureau found
that terribly bad temper was the cause
of separation.
But, strangely enough said the
chief, lit happened that lady had just
applied to us for servant with bad
temper, believing that such girls mako
the cleanest landmarks. So that we are
able to meet every requirement. y
Youths Companion.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-09-15

Among the larger members of the
lamp family Turkish lamp more than
half as large as a flour barrel is the
most conspicuous. Its top and bottom
are made of copper and the body is of
linen, after the style of the ordinary
Chinese lantern. Next in size to this is
japanese might lamp" used for all
night burning in the Jap's house. 1t is
square wooden frame nearly four feet
high, with sliding frames on two sides,
covered with white paper. The other
sides, to within ten inches of the bot
tom, are also paper covered. A trans
verse board half way up this light tower
holds brass saucer, in which is burned
''brassica' oil with wicks of rush.-Me,
chanical News.