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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-04
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.York Saturday Jan -BEEvES-Icceipts fo4
DAYS carloads 81 h'iii0 carload, for
including ~ carloads for Esstmans COMPANY and II ear
mainly the market OF which tout 30 carloads
changed hands yesterday at scant Wednesdays prices
toeing weak.
shipments as previously reported.
Mich COwS-Receipts 4S head. No sales reported
C%fVFS~ Receipts fOi head mainly at Go,h-st.
Demand cool and prices wellsustaned. Prime 20 choice
vals are scarce would fetch good price. IL here
Barnwrd calves and yearling' SOL at 81 oods3 % pr
100 n Westerns at - 30
Dressed calves firm at Thursday's quotations,
~ 25 81 Western DO 81 n. 80 So 40 yearlnes i5o
Il" Ms,lcnbeck & Hollis 80 BARNARD cslv ;, 27s n a.
80 1911 81 Western do, 81. -, az - 30 10 yearnss
Dacnback 6 Dewey; g banyard calves. .07 ~ az
STEEP AND LAMBS Receipts f,r two DAYS. 80 ca.
loads MeG-lG Carloads at 00th-st and Il car
loads y jersey CITY
lower the decline from lat Wednesday bang eqi. %
25GSOc loo n. ordinary 20 pimc sheep 500 ~
81 iOds7 % 4 bunch OF sheep and lambs mixed >"li
Dres I'd mutton weak sd92c, and dressed lambs lower
Sae~M Collins: o0i Western -ep % n age. Il
81 ~ per 100 n 1O7 Ohio do 81 n. NJ 50 So Ivy
Michigan lambs rs -. los Siate 90. - ~ 81
Judd Buckine CHAM SO sheep 77a N. At - e?hi
II do ~ H. a. -; IS state lambs % 10 at 80 ~ 10
y Mcpherson { Co: 200 Buffalo lambs so n scant, At
mallenbcck Hollis - Western sheep IL 70 a. :5 30;
2, da I0G ~ at - 10: i19 Western lambs so n. ~
- l2h lo5 do 10 ~ AT 81 l21 state sheep ana ANUS
Hume ( Mullen 20 Pennsylyana lambs rs ~ at 90 Is;
i5i STATE DO 80 ~ At - l97 do 90 n, nj - IS; III
MoGSEReceiots Tor two DAYS % caIloads. or SSJ
had-I9 cafloai, at 4Oh-st II carload. AZ jersey
city. No sales live weight Market nominal.
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On the Pi Exchange to-day the butter marA; va
unchanged. Eggs, 23d-4 i2c

unchanged. Eggs @3"-4'2c
s'S:i Sec 9si SS.h csl pPS sr;
I'D; SSr" mSeG ~ sic & lover; 30 34s5s
Pork duict - 5oat. Lstd in good dsaana 6 9S
BGiA "eS f2 "1iS,' go bbl. finished god On
t s d II .c DT Sc. HF%s ady Su'T IN SH' demand
MiwauAee, Dee. Flour quiet. Wheat cay cay May.
s@ I'm; No 3. ss gr'"t 6a;, slow 80 %h sc No d.
$oe$I aey gast 80 .sc 'f PTdS.S ON rack.
Po,k-Nsy $40 %. L,rd-May 30 57is kecell - "
Flour 5000 bbs; VIII at - 800 bush; barley! 1890
bush shipment, Flour, $500 Obls wheat, GOO bush;
Mnnspo Jan - At % yns %nT %eo k %2' es
Possessed O busn p.rt ana VINO believed wheat would
al that Wheat dd Aayance but Instead went down
and I that w i the nghet FONT Of the day There was
prompt decline Ole and then 70 ?osc when IL eontn;
Gle There vas lat lssI' tradins done; Cash aaIEs.
md at prcDs for 20 Northern aside Of ron
May price 1he receipts Of wheat were 5cs cars and
St s5e DS SStng ana az sSD'l&S Nay s
sS xG S0sS Noticing SiS1HS s. Sc G0 g. SoSa sSas
reors jan c Ssa . ,e.sy go &c. wG sa Mf
60: White hit q ga Eye Soinns Sc WIS
KEY gm Tae 81 Is si,lt, t2o Ks g, Se SS.n
iH Sos2 o' 5000 bush oa 5000
weak. liz sgmpshS With decline in wheat Rye hour
asS Sf 20 PS co so
. %.%a GT Gsag, aha sf and Chicago
position TO trade and quotations largely nominal No
Narc iHGs'G Gs q ptai ip 81 osSs
No. Pennsyl ans, Sod:c. Corn depressed by nbeTa!
receipts, lighs demand tor export ana ices of az as
duh, largely nominal sa.es-So T. 3jc No. 3. i6c in
export elevator 47Qisc local trade stcans! isc
in export elevator, and 5oa5lc FOR local trade; No
mix d January 5o1.a5ii.c February 5o9, d5l.c March.
504. djl.c April. sos, a5lAc. oats-Recepts ii6rra,
eE GF h sa StS So % Sns4sd
January. So G4S.c February, s91 otc; March; 800
f,ir demand PennsyIvsnia drss PC. Refined suaa:;
dered xxx. 49-lGG4 1j-lGc STANDARD powdered, i.c;
fine granulated 1.l6c standard granu atcd. i.Isc
Crown 4.e Crystal A. llec double ifnnsd DiaISa od
5iee Rta Star 7-lec Green star g.
Recelpts-Flour G925 tbls $500 sacks wheat. l. 200
2j.oO0 bush; oats 80 600 bush. Shipmeats-
Wheat, $500 bush corn, 900 bush oats 11cpo bush
lied l,akc. hut closed weak with sellers .se lover than
THURSDAY no. rcd cash Mac 2oe Ja4h o.uo s5
asked. weak and declined "a &c, from witch no
rally occurred and the Close was heavy No cash 38s
d3SLc; January: 36hG36%c, closing sisc; FebruMy,.
weak and ~ loves No. . cash. lc bid May 32is
d82Lc closing 32i.c bid. Rye quiet tut hrm; No. ..
5jd62c H,v firm unchanged Pan dull; unchsnget.
hehg ocS Lad held at oa ~, ppsS5 aSs:
Whiskey steady II ~ Bagging. 5'.d74c. Iron cotton
es 81 35asl 30. Provision. very quiet. and shade
ga Ter Pork old - 62i ns~ $40 o. Lard; - 30.
i S SST s asG RIB 3 & short clear Rs
g5 hush: 10 O0o bush barley COO bush. Ship
mcnts-F Flour, 5000 hhs wheat, 90 oon bush; corn.
10000 bush; oats. 10000 bush rye, 10000 bush.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD

IN. Y G. IL. r. X. r. Co., LesseeJ
Trains leave 42d st. North Elver) station. New York
follows aud 20 minutes earlier from foot Jay st. ~
$3.50 4. M..Dsly for Nswburg. Kingston. Albany.
7,iJ 4. M-Dsiy for Albasy y; daily. EXCEPT sunday Mon
euse, Rochester, Buffalo Magma Falls. Detroit Chi.
1855 A. Daily. except sunday. for Albany and Utica
tg M-PaIy Except y, ps sunday for Albany
euse Eoehesters Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto, De-
sis r MGbsily for Albany; Utica Syracuse, Roehe..
:, . psly s except satnyrrdayt for Toronto
rs, % 80. III Is p NJ ~ !" 49, 49,
Sleeping for Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Toronto Ia
uoit, Chicago st. Louis on all through trains. Nv
Daily. For tickets. timetables, parlor siernno
ear Accommodations information apply offices DrSos
Sss gton,st 10 Fuitensta Annex ohce foos
lt8 Bowery IL Park Place, 81 West l2sh st. ana a.
ITEMS 9. Z. LAMBEhT. GeAsrsi PASSENGER Xsent
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! EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TEAMS leave foot OF Cortland, and Des.
10 a. H. for Geneva Lyon. IlslirA Ro, hester But
ele ana the west Fott,ie principal local ponts
ChsI a. Tor Mai~ Chunk and mt rmcdiatc poms
IL a. M Planheld and all intermediate points
l. 80 b. IA. for Lmia ana ihUfEediate points chair
p r. Tor Tun2hannock sod intermediate points, con.
81 u N. for Bound Book and all tened points.
$40 =. m. fc- H. -ud f. Junction lhd prinripal later.
80 B. o. for Pott,yiie and intermediate points Chair
CONNECTION TO Bonding and Harrisburg
80 y. or tlcmlnston and ~ ntermedate point.
falo and the West Pullman Sleeper TO Lyons and Sus
'~TrSIns leaving at 10 a. M. 10 80 p. m. D. m and
40 D. connect for all points In Mahanoy and Hazel
'0h e'A' rS'0'' SUNDAY TRAINS
10 and II for Mauch Chunk. Hszeton. Shenandoah
80 m sor deogy. LYONS, tlinra, Roch.stsrI But.
TSo xys;l Es ,,s.,.t o%se saS HsSsd..y
SAassss from hotel or resdnc" through 20 destnauoa
NEw.YORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILWAY
Sinnewaka nd WSs valley r. K s,stioSs Masi.
sss9: rs 5s . sfs
dale scfantsi. walton Dsh sdsey NorweS EdGe tom.
Utica Rom, Rene Oneida. oswego Detroit. Chicago and
w:s c y.ss ss L'
in e. E.as SGas.ss v ssurA Liberty, ~
oaeds 6weso RS6esier N.ga FAIL. De.r SSr" ch
6s ali ch.. saa a
sT'Ps e.ss., 'sss; ,gs sleeping
q. r. A.. II Exchange Place. New.York- e''ch.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

Boston. Jan. markets unchanged. hecepts-F1ous
5000 bbs $4,000 s,cks corn, $4,000 bush; oats, 81 900
bush shorts, "a TONS
Buffalo, Jan. 2.-Wheat-No ! hard dull; cars Min.
neaiois sold ~ - Olasl OF closing az ~ DIS Duluth
No l hard 81 OPS 5000 bush No Northern Dns.h
cold az 81 0i.a$I OIL. closing at - Dos carr DO MIN.
reapOlis sold at 81 OOo closing az 81 O0s No Northern
e8hc Winter wheat quiet 1 car No red sold at 99c ;
No white sold at 9sc Corn opened active, but
l3 cars no yellow sold at &c car No corn sold a:
423c. Oats steady; offerings lf2bt; cars No white
csc cars No white sold at 3Gc; No mixed. S5i,c
bid Barley firm; some isauiry for round Its; onOtd
fancy Western, Csc No Q, 65-c State. 05d72c; Mich
gan, good TO choice. 62d00c Iowa, 50d5sc Canada SO
ds9c. Rye dull No quoted at glc. Flour quiet and
s. 26as5 80 NH feed w.alS; coas S winter bnn
$4,000 bush oats 5000 bush. Shipments-wheat "a 600
bush corn, coo bush
Chicago, Jan. 2.-The leading futures ranged as FOL-
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FROM THE EASY CHAIR. BY George VILLA

FROM THE EASY CHAIR By George william
Curtis 24mO PIP. 231 Harper Brothers
II was a happy thought OF Mr.. Curtis TO take tese
charming little papers from their magazine cerements
and revlvify them by publication in pretty miniature
siderable variety OF topics and In every one the light
ness Of hand the grace and polish Of style tie playful
genial humor to which the American reading pubnc
has long accustomed constitute the distinctive
traits Of the papers. There is, too reminiscent ana
historical about several OF them for instance
tic opening cssaylet edward Everett In 1862"
Dickens Readng2 0S67), "ThOreau and the Lady
Cavaliere," "Thalberg and Other Pianists" 0e7l)
Wendell Phillips at Harvard 1ss1) and one OF the
most delightful OF all, A Little Dinner With Thache
ray" We may add Robert Browning in Florence
which goes back quite long way and possesses a
certain Biographical value. Mr. Curtis seldom touches
upon political questions but IIoresnrs ut the Cau
Gus, vigorous piece Of satire, which unhapplly Is
not likely 10 be out Of date Perhaps Chinese
Critic which recalls Goldsmith's "Citizen Of the
World" In respects, might be joined with Hon
esturs" though its satire Is not solely political but
social and general. Mr. Curtis indeed is no Juvenal
There Is nothing savage or scathing in his cenSure
II IS just but 1t is temperate mild, In the man
ner OF It's application, and perhaps all the better cal
cuatcd to rouse reflection. The articles. however
which have no special purpose. but merely play
around light topic in airy fanciful way. VIII
possibly attract the greater number But there l.
enough and 10 spare for all tastes In the neat and
handy little volume, and it affords many opportunities
for comparing past and present in phases OF social He
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Nem Publications.

Eighteenth Ed tion. post paid Tor 25c. or stamps.
THE HUMAN HAIR; Why 1t Falls on
Parker. A. NJ LONG & CO.. io1s Arch.st, phiia Pa
EVERY should read this little book "-Athenaeum
m HE BOOK OF OPEN-AIR SPORTS octave 800 pages.
l illustrated The standard authority on American open
air anusements kules FOR sailns swinmng ball play.
copy. Published by The Tribune, NewYork Entertain
ing and universally complimented by the press
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-04

the long wandering Of Ulysses are explained at the
outset. Flaxman's Illustrations 10 share the
reverence due to Homer They are no doubt beaut
full in themselves. but 1t connot he too often urged
that they have ceased to be useful for the study OF
real life in Homeric times.
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Jnstrnrtion.
For Young Ladies-City.

For Young Ladies-City.
CLASS IN LITERATURE for ladie.. with Dr. Dodge.
"A Of Columbia, at REV. DIR. AND MRS. CHARLES
ii. GARDENERS SCHOOL. O07 oth-a'e.
A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.YORK TRIB.
"A UNE WILL De EECEINED AT THE UPIOWN
or FICES No l,2SS Broadway, corner Thirty r>;,>t )
] 14O Broadway corner 26th-st until D. IN. 40 West
Twenty Sthave. l52 trsve. lob Fourth
ave corner 760 ThiidavR corner Forty
.eyenth-st l026 Thirdave near SNty'hlstst LIS
40 Nin-ave cor I'D ST. 90 Il % AveIre A
1928 Third ave- and the II RLEM offI'I. $50 taSt
On and twenty fifth 70 p. n. ana 2O6
West onehundred and ffh-st, at regular ohice
rates.
MISS GIDBONS'S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, So west 41tE
Nl st.-SARAH II. FMERSON, Principal.
Three boarding pupils VIII be received
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CENTRAL u. u. OF NEW-JERSEY

FOOT OF LIBEHTY-Sr. NORTH RIVER
Time Table 0 November 2sLh. 1871 -
1 ON g%sass "a L ss.
%auch CGaHA,. wilGesDarfe ana 5 ,E raaton-
5t1ss $500 's;s sn Slan o. s Sundays
M Fsis.y fhsH T.m wse' Sham
osn. sShbuIy. wilAm'pO'' Through coach t. Williams
M'p sSn Ssqh sd E'Ss ms
s on Ssuh p2sy 6 M.uen cSanA Tamaqua Pot
Viile. Eeailne and HarriseYrg .,. ,..sn. ,,,
burg 40 .v ,%F l' ser.nca fAaa"a FSsSo shs
@ E E.'Sn "a a.u A' sssE Residing H.
burg sssa'i 20 % '9' e: m 100. 80
$40 % saer, Sf@d s9 .? N II 80
go go % s 80 40 no. o. 5 200 c" 49, 49, 90
10 e Brook g. 80 $50 g. s Co. a. 20 O.
1922 y ao ~ oo 40 a. 900 6i5 80 90 o.
80 70 10 90 DO II % 80 a P mn Il 10 night d
soP q 80 80 90. % ID 300 1000 no. no:
10 10 5S .F' sg At % go g ;s s; IS
o so9 49, 95 10 90 CO. go 80 80. ID 81 no
T. 90 H. 90 rs. 90. 30. 90. 90. 100 1905
p FOR freehold and A'o9s Go rsAand' q 80 SIS
r:s md Point ;ss Id s s:ss
''''e ann N''' roK LAKEwOoD.
At 80 10 M 80 3 20 20 p N: ,o Psror
90 d. ~. 40 SUNDAY trains
For Toms River Rarnerat Par. and Eerncgat 4 80.
II 4. M. | 30 6 20 eNpfcsSD y. ID.
For Atlantic City. vineiand and Brdgeton 30
a., ! 80 p. m.
Tof Monmouth Beach and Seabrlght at 80 sI5
II rs a. H.. ! 30 4 90 4 20 D. M.
FOR PuILADELPHIA. BtLTI MORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
FOR Pn1drpAa a. 90, 90 800, 10 90, II 30 a. m
nist sINDSSs 90 10 80 ii 80 a. oT p 80 50 ! so 500
5 %, q 90 II 10 night.
For baltimore and Washington daily at 100 IL 40 with
Dining Car. a. 80. 80 DINING Car) 90 b. IN.
Iia.s leaving at 40 a M, 80. 100. OO 80 D.
nI. 10 night except saturday n!ght, sundays III .0
m. 30 90 100 j. have FOR Road.
ing Ham burg PottsNllle,
Sunbury and Willtamspors, Philadelphia, at IA
O. M. i so 30 .. m. /. IL midnight CcNcem Sittay
Tcteis End raIosc,r eat can be presarea at IL 17
Wet -5th.st. l3+ El; l25tn;.t NewYork: couitst.
New.York Transfr ComDany will call for end check bag
race from hotel residence ~
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Gearbers.

. MEXICAN ATb FOREIGN TEACHERS, AGfNCY
"A supplies Professors. Teachers, Tuore Governesses
&C., 70 Colleges Schools aud Families AI2!y TO
MPs. NJ. J. IOUNG-FULTON % Union Square.
u EST TEACHERS supplied for all branches. In any
ID locality. NO FEE for registration. EOin for stamp
=. v. HUYSSOOS. American School Bureau w lith-st
II EXPERIENCED GRADUATE, Harvard Annex desires
Il position would give instruction n tAcfange Tor
home; references. Address MISS f., l51 4ui-aNe.
JcOR A PRIVATE TUTOR. rocommenS ID by wel-knCwn
families and pecially successful preparing boy for
college address Yale University. Box L. l"35 Broidway
ID RIVATE LESSONS in pcnlnanhip. Bookkeeping. Eng
L fish branches ALGEBRA. uensJiatiOn. geometry. e..
elements Of Latin and Greek. 2vcn by ge";cnan OF
much experience with hr-t-cass tstlm' mails. Address
\. NJ. g., Tribune ONO.
TUTORS Professors. Teachers, eovo.nsssos Of all
supplied universities. colleges, schools and
fanlies Circulars schools 20 pSrfnt Modem anfu1ges
spoken. MIRIAM COYHIEkE. $50 6.hAve cor 2othst
MON TEACHERS AGENCY supplies school officers
~ with teachers teachers with position. -
H. NJ. HARRINGTON Prop. No. "a East 1fthst. y. Y.
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2 RIE Lines,

SOLID TEAMS BETwExN NEwYoRk ASP
STREAMS.
Middietown Port Jtrvi. Monticello. white Lake Hone'
dale scranton. Bnrhanton. tlnlr. Coming. Watkins
Go Sn ., Ba,o Sss1a fsa fGopo csaa"9sa
pSh. ws rran. leaSs y.wYo. tot = cheTes
g. a. follows i've ninu'es e-l'r from West 2}ist
WESTERN DAY EMPRESS.
n M A. NJ. Daily-Vh NlAg.4 b i4.s and Chsutauqua
2DJ . Ss S'nSss It Pe Je "a
union station. e,eep, sundlv FOR Monticello.
yEsTIBrLED LIMITED.
. m p NJ Daly-sol!d train iof chicago. via chausu
s).UU 1ua Lake with dining 70 CeIcaso. blecpcr
70 Ch.cago Clevellnd and Cincinnati.
MOUNTAIN EXPRESS.
$50 a. pai rs M oa'Si 5D' Dan '''''' H'''''''
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRIM EMPRESS.
~ DsyIs so 1r train 70 Cog see SsAte
Gunllo Roches,ef Toronto and Chicago.
PACIFIC EMPRESS.
- On NJ Daiy-ViI ChautIuqua Lake ana Niassr.
5. ~ Fans Sold train 70 Chicago see1ers t" bufO.
Chicsgo and Cincinnati
FOK PORT JERvIs.
xxrrTK DAYS. a. IN. a. m. 10 30 a. NJ p m
W5sS M 80 a. a 80 p 50 m b. H. r 20 20 s. 30 81,
FOR NEWBIRG.
SXTEEK DAYS. a m. as p. m, 80 p. m, 80
w D. ". Sundays-9 a. NJ = p. m. 30 p m
SPECIAL INFOKhiTI0N.
N APPS AND TIMETADLLs msy be 9btaned from
wi teAet ONCE. Also ep, s o. sumner Home. con
Homes" deserb ,a vsny Of
II, ICKErs AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS al.
$50 st. Ferries, Sow YORK; ss3 FFton,t Broo.lyn ;
,o n HsEsg Sna ey sS'a cn Ere T%
call, for and CHEEKS baggage from hotels and real
''A''' D. l. ROBERTS, General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-04

STEARINE-Lard neglected. City in tcs, quoted "A
7i.c and do in hhds, at Gee oleonargarne, city v4c
sales, 100 hhds, SIC.
TALLoW.- Had a slow inquiry. Prime city quoted q,
1896 asked. No sales.
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Rdilrca0s.
pennsylvania
n RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY of AMERICA
The Scenic Line to the West.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS. foot OF
Desbr0sses and Coriiandt Streets,
as fOllOWs:-
On and after JANUARY 4th. 1872.

On and after JANUARY 4th' IoS%'
THE FAST LINE.
300 A. M-Pullnan Nestbue sleeping anu rsnloI III
hr5ses Se'eHn no a. n Chicago Is D. and s.
Loni. 90 - NJ ~ next diy Connects also for Toledo
'A'''' The; TIE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
1000 A. M-Composed exclusively Of Pullman Vesti6nls
Drawing and Stat room sesPas d3a gH r@pSr;a
snossAers end pe1e Iatars9 o a, lG b. S Soa
,Ae sd; mold Yah s. by ant taionaTy and
movable electric lights. Arrives Cincinnati 40 n W.
Indianapolis II 40 a. NJ ana chicago 80 ." '
ST LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
so Y' + ND Dan: . Xs' from ssfPs
Cincinnati. Passenger coach New YfS l" Louis : 80
D. m. next S" Sayi ~ 10
THE COLUMBIAN EMPRESS.
200 r. M-Pullman VestlDuic s,eeplnS. Dining sOs,
sg and Penn;yana iIrs3a Netsge Ps IN efii.
'''O ''l' + TIE II WESTERN EXPRESS.
o3e M 81 cSSsso S cneaa. and
Memp D ca TO r l9IHes as tlJ ."a
land II 40 Columbus $ $3 p m and t s L"ai;
90 l. a. -cond morning. Connects for Toledo daily
PacIFIC EMPRESS. =.
500 p. M-Puman BuHet sleeping car w,dosS 40 20
Tnsso NwYork to Memphis o Ta isc s p %
Gcs cveand 'rs Sc p EfG "1t & a. cIsaso
5nG 10 a.; SIond aSd coum5as 4cc
''o H r M See to %aw6 6iH iNI' WIN
$3.50 p MTat southern E1nrcs, daily with MI, thenTh
o. NfW-Oflfrns
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON AND THE ~ot IN
1910 A. NJ" Nashington Limited Express =" nal,
man Nc.tbue Pirlor cars twiu Dlhinp ar ", 20 IN
rnofrJ every weekday, arriving In "aShi"s''" ''''
3;sO T. VI. -" Congressional Limited" or rniui i,
(rstibulr paflur Ear, and Dnlng-Car dslly, ai'snT
Washington > % y. m. No extra hr" beNohH usual
pullman charge, on either Of these trains. M . IA $500.
Additional Express Trains: -. 90, = -" ~ 'n
ii 100 a m 10 30 100 ana ? 10 p H. anu - 10
night For Haitlmorr only. 90 J. ~, SUNDAY
Is. go and 80 a. IN, 80, 700 ana o'oo j. H.
10 II night
For JACKSONVILLE AND 1T. NJ 81 sTlNE,
FLORIDA.
For Atlantic city 200 p. IL. Nee.-days win Ihouf"
For Cane MAY 90 p m week-days. . o.,
Tor Towns Miil-- n.tht Pines, With Through Coich
100 u. III. weekdays.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
e. : = 9 90 . 30 40 90 Penn
syl>ana Lini;,dvlth DinlbgCar and 10 10 Washington
Limited IN DinngC az. AID II 90 o. m, !. ~ zoo,
oIO 90. 30. 90 30 . 200, Il 700, 80 W ana
90 p N. and + Is night AccoTmodatio3 II 10 pa a.
m 40 ond 90 P; NJ: Sundays h\lcs. "a : 3o
$50 700 30, 90 and % m, ana l. 10 hiRht
Accommodation > 90 and 90 j.. NJ.
Far Time. Tables OF 10 local point, on the Peansy
NanA Railroad system. epply at the iolio"lh Ticket
Onres; Nos. 49, $40 end 9if Broadway, Astor House.
and foot - Dtsbrooses and CortAndt--t,. Cour-st
Fitonst. Brooklyn; 80 IIudson-st. Hobokeni Station
Tho Now nrk Transfer Company VIII call FOR and check
baggage hoto and residences through o. de,naon
SHAS. T. "rliH, y ~ wooD
Gen raj Manager General Pss''r Agent
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THE BOOK 0F OPEN.AIR SPORTS, octayo 500 pages
Illustrsted The standard authority open.
air amusementS kuiss for sailing, swimming play
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For BOYS and Young Men-City.
IT UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 1%73 Broadway
NJ NJ HOBBY, y. c. HENDRICkSOS.
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For Both Sexes-City
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ton Of few more boys.
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unc, Business Primary Delsr eats Athletes cncousf,d
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s2dsic; No red, Doe No cora, 39c No oats, 0sc;
No white, 81 ds2i.c; No white, 30a3lc; No rye
$50 as7c No barley SOC No g. T. o. b., 36d1sc; No
4, T. o. b., .Su42c; No fsXseed 90c; prime timothy
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lord per 100 n. S6 073 short ribs sides loose IS 100
- 20 dry sailed shoulders boxed 81 81 lc43i 80 shost
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ct other prominent makers At very low prices
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