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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-07
pEN NSYLVANlA
* RAILROAD.

STATIONS ''I an OF r;s''s 20 s.''' '
1850 EAif k!Sh:1it car
as As ss"s Gn Ss'f im'sa'
200 u'i Il aa6 I hS6 81 A. EXPRESS
H' aaa S cseaso ana Re1s o. St.
coo s''i M NJ ssiHf2 EExfMhEssrum,n ssss.:
and Dining Cars To- Chicago and Cleveland. a,y Arrives
74s sT'Iand z Mi fafisa
aRss ins DnH Gar: M To- nG"Se: sn
FL d Gs SssS"
'aad al I?iI s;f;Si 4SS SOUTH
s s Imp D'"s al c Paao II and Dining
g & ss ssa S s ssS P2Ss Con-
s5S$HhSS "i RSs,%S2 Tisi5: i S.S St:s
+ and a'E ash H.
.pT to &9a.ES" eTy ."d Stda pc for
;oas Assfn1 r,mas
Ss sa%GF rTsIs: 80. ,'.s
ro OLD P9ST F SKI and EoRFoK via Cap.
cn1ries H9nf' A ~ weekdays. and. with Through
r2a. hTLAHrIc CRY. 80 p. n. weekdays Through
roR '' chp rf!' MAY :' 100 fnS po. s. weekday.
Fl a%S ti9' HiD1i2 a's SHsf5 s5$Yi %
vel, W SUNDAYS CGsecDt A'bury Park and Ocean
ron PHILADELPHIA.
rs c;a: II !. H. = 2ic Z 40 3in,"s CO, I;
iG , G nrb. s e15 mn e. s go 20 kn.
4. NJ. Dining carr. 3 30 Dining Carr. :, 20 Dining
cS ""g nc. ~. ~ I'D ia 9 "a ss
ro%GH1y A sD1 foss o q Fuan . 40
broadway. and Brookvn Annex station. foot o. Fulton
H% %any viii Sa s's AND
hotels gnd residences through to desti1ation yoon
d,h pEEE Msnsr.r General Fns %gp %s.n,
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool March G 40 p m-i'c"f-t'Nll dh"'H III
steady Mt 9d prime mess steady al as ~, AN
Prime ness fine dull az 12s tl. ~ :, .' n,
at As III Short cut. about ~ I" !" ", ,,iy ~
AIS Eac0n- Cumberland cut about y tn ~, w." -. 80,
n1s 81. shnr; rib anu. - NJ steady ~ W, IA -,
middIos about H. steady AZ 2.s 81 s,nb SS,,ijers
clear mtldes about ~ H.. steady ~ - '.,,,-,,,,
about IL TO ~ NJ steady at 2ds 81 . ,,,,1'I r,n
nn.et white firm ~ Cd American hh'@' ".n'i III
M 40 ,;I Ttllow- Prime city nominal. .,,.n,r,,,.
Liverpool refined steady a. IL 81 SIIu' - AZ
1rrn at Common hfln -, - -
Prime Western. spot dull a. ITS "I NJ ~ ~, ~ IA
winter firm "a. - -. 50 rel spIlnE mn M ,ir.J
Flour st Louis fancy winter firm ~ ,r "a , ~ Am
Western snoi dun ~ IS al March duI. ~ - inulnu
d,u II Is H.. Ma, dull NJ g. NO HOPS ~ '''"''"
INN ~ ia ~
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WEST SHORE r. x.

Il.ns leave West IA 81. station. New York. As I0'
loms. ald j. minutes earlier hon foot Franklin ST.
$3.50 \. VI. Daily. Loeel 10 Buffalo ,...,..
Oii5 A. VI. Daily Albany, Utica Syracuse. Roches'e
BuHalo. Niagara Falls, Detroit, Chicago. S...,,s.
5il5 u. VI. Daily for Albany. Montreal Utica
Rochester. buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto De'0'"
Cleveland Chicago and 81. Louis. 49, ,...,,..
.:i5 T.. VI. Daily. except Sunday. for Utca SYRACUSE
Newark, Rochester and Buffalo po....,.,
SiI5 Il. Daily Albany Utica, syracuse toene
buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit Cleveland @
cago md ST. Louis. -,.. =. "a ..ep.
For tckrt tables Of local rans paror ana IA
ing ear Accommodations apply city Offices BIooNyn s
New York and at stations. Time tables at prine'p"
hotels For other Information address - go,
c, l.. LAMBERT. General Passenger Ass""
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511Iec mddns 3l6c: low n MIDI os 1873 bales
1870 70 the continent. $3.50 bales coss,"s. 80 ~
1ies. safes $500 bales: stock f0 ~ n movement
ia,s cotton Exchange statement: eni-weeRi' .c,r
a. twelve leading Interior towns-Re,.Ips ,b,s year
20 ,oT hoIes: last year 1851 bales shipments h e,r
%. Va I,ies. last year 233IS bales STOCK '"'9 $3.50
III az haas last year 251. 626 bales ,,, -,sc. low
S,vannah March 6Cctton hrm H'iuo. "a gToss re-
iJrr i3-iCc: good ordinary. Ilsc net anu Et baaa
coo the tontin' ~, L.
ceipts * bai.s sales stock. 06aeo bales
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF New JERSEY.
tAnihracite coal useu exclusively
Four tracks Automatic Block signals.


CAnihricie coal used exclusively
-Four tracks Automatic Block Signals
Trains leave station foot OF I.berty-st
For Easton bethlehem Allenio"n Maueh chunn q "a
to Ea.t6ni 30 5:i5 80 Allentown u sundaya
FOR Wlkesb1 re- Ptston and Scranton. 9:io A. NJ.
70 lao 40 r - s sspd sIS i ;co A. ~ NJ 10
40 n, 100 1888 so $50 p NJ i2;i5 might, ~
800 90, p H.. i2i5 night. Sundays 100. $50. 600
~1r sunbury Lewsbmrg and Wliamsport at : 20 81"
90 ~ sI G 3D sIc and TS,s .ou,h to POINT
piea SAINT, 30 s:f5 n 40 A M 40 l:45 3;+o ~ Rrd
nsns az. $40. sls I'm Sunday except Ocean
Grove ard AS ~ Park. 900 \ " 40 r. u.
FOR LAKEWOOD.
$50 SIS 4. NJ. 1:45 $40. +:+o p NJ
n.ga'. 400. s'I5 A. ", LAS. 44o = n .oo ~
ror Atlantic City vineland and Brdge,on. +;So A. NJ
Sas:.l1S '" :3s: :ls Sc 10 las. Ais. "a"
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA BALIlMoKE AND WASHING
For Philadelphia week days. 20 $50 go p boG1o
Carr. 500 Dining Carr 800 49, s;ts p iH a6
800 rinins az 900 =. NJ. 1915 night. ., .,
For Baltirnc-N and Washington. week days BOD; is%
Dinnr Car, A. NJ. 80 $50 800 .D,n'ng carr 81,
Si' .sG ,5 snts a go eSo MO H. RiG Night e'
csi a.. 40 1923 Broadway 737 S,h,aye 81 Eas,
rmbus.av. w.York Court-st. SEQ Fulton-st Brook.
ivn. aS Broadway Williamsburg The Newfork transfer
Company Will cali for and check baggage from MOTEL or
residence TO estimation
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO II. Il.
Fast Express Trains TO
baltimore. Washington, Chicago, Cincts~ss~
So. Louis and Ali Point. Nest.

PULLMAN CAR SERVICE on ALL TR 1iiSSiso
Leave Work. foot OF Lbertys.., daily ior n
1880 p m. and i2:i5 night For PIITsbJ KG' 30 m
l2l5 night For CiNEiNNATi 81 LD1nnip nr 100 a m
So0 o. a. m. Dinns car 900 p M. Els night All
trains run daily except $3.50 p. NJ. sunday
For NORFOLK. II 30 a. daily i:3o m en-
For NEW ORLEANS. Via Roanoke. Bristol ana taily
nooga. through Pullman Sleeping Car, 800 J. u" o~"
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch light s, q, r.,t
Ticket onc"s ii3 i72 ?si as lao Bdws ~ Brook
yn: Station foot OF Liberty ST.. c. r. r. OF n. ~.ss
New-Yors Transfer Co will call for and eneek ess~-~
from hotel o. residence to destination.
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3sc elevator: 1900 bush No white S",.a2'c l,c ,
ns ~ Miw.a,lker Ole: ungraded Western. G3966c
MALT Market steady quoted: western ~. &c
SEED>-MaTket quiet Quoted: clover - ,oHs: 10 I'M
nihv SO 1Od a.. ...... BCCkNHEAI-Ma quiet
Quoted: silver hull. 4sM'Oc; japanese 'i""fc'
c.. civ. for comparison closing prices ~ the pre-
80 Nv and for the corresponding date last year:
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NIL IACkAWANNA AND WESTERN X. II.
Stntions in N~w-Nork foot of Barclay ana
Christopher streets. .,,,-
NESTIHtLEp HAAt!NNSSsC, Iit;iiT'

Dircc, route 10 NEWARK. BIooMFlEIp MoNToiAiR.
THE ORANGES summit Bernardsvlile ba 5
Ridge Madison. MorrlstoWn. Passaie Paterson Boon
Ton hover Stanhope BUpD'S LAKE. LAKE no
pATCONti Hacketistown. SCHOOlEN'S MOI NIAlN.
Washington. PHI IlPSBl RIG. E\sToN. NAEH
GAP STROUpSBURG, Poccno Mountains SCRAN-
TON PlTTSTON. WlLkESBARRE. NANTItDnE,
pANVIIIE NORTHU MRrRLANp Montrose ElNo-
UAMTON OXFORD. NORWICH. Waterville. uTlSA
NITUFIEID SPRINGS. Cortland SlRACt 81. Os-
Woo ITHACA OWEGO. EIMIRA. CORNlNi,
RArW DANSVIILE DUFFALO and all points WEST.
NopTIIWFST AND SOUTHWEST.
7o, A. N.-BINGIIAMTON. MAIL. stops at principal
stations. ... ON. >,.o>. r,>.c,,.,,-or
~ -ri;- RlCfIFIrrD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE and
oSHyFCO IMPRESS Pullman Buffet Paror Cars
ncc, AZ buffalo with train FOR Chicago arriving 0 -
~ :, II %St'RANTON. RTNGITAMTON and EIMIRA
EXPRESS. Pullman parlor cars
,.oo y N -SCRANTON. WIIkESBARRE and PLYM.
Or'TU EXPRESS Pullman parlor cars.
IA p NJ O)rily-Brraio Vestlhulei Limited Express
~ = ec'E ANTON pINGfrAMTON. ELNlRA. BUF-
FNO Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car Connects At
buffalo wi.h for Chicago. arriving at o:3o p M
o.ad = ~ iDany) -BrFrAI.o. SCRANTON BINGHAM
Ton i'TICA SYRACUSE and oSwEGo EXPRESS.
Pullman puof"t Slerpers ..,...x> .,,o. - ..
riGKf:TS AID PII.I.NAN ACCOMMODATIONS at -
MURRAY st. ar 80 Broadway Tickets AZ ferry stations
ave. New-York 32S and 100 Fulton st and "a Broadway
,,1sivn. Time tables giving full information at all
s'r'fons
check hargage from hotel residence 70 destination.
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Galveston. March G.-Coton steady; mddling. 53-iGc.
low midding ~ iGc, good ordinary ZIG. and
gross receipts 2Goi bales clAsw,s- LBS bales
sales. 1857 bales; stock. Ot 22t bales
Norfolk. March Cotton firm: middiing. 3iGc: low
midiling. SIC good ordinary 3i,c: net and gross
cepts LA bales coastwise :iOc bales; sales
AS4 bales. stock. 40. 534 bales.
New-Orieans. March 6.-cotton nrm: good midGling.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Pacific Coast firm at i?afi
LIVE STOCK MARKET
REEVES Eccepts - or a9 sra9 ' home
ALREADY in The ards 3 car, t." san ,nlio miera'c
suppl Of 'nm , n,f the stock IN sai rough s'nn
ptcl,cd NJ IN N~w York and enn- yFan.a M anr
d med ru Fcnc Zoe hsn~r .sci II i s.d %.
we're ,ossbly he higher The yards wefe r"sr,a .ann
c .ha an 9as5 80 per ssF At &g 49,
bulls Sc '5gt' g c,s a, = az gt S ocr Win extra
do selling ioc La''s, ces "aI"s na r%p and an TA,e
6sye% men a% in Amcsc mar lSf at 1'i a
weight, Acr t 9p at So per n shipments
tda% the LOGO au@'T, ~ - sT"l eT
" sn.. cG%'p qnndr a 10 so steers n ayc';sc
~ Hcr 1% 40 n y M 49, a, & al TO- 80
ia22 y at 81 . 10, 5I ~ at l ~ rs, d. iiso 10
at Gls n q 81 az od 70 a. 1870 =; = 4 d. *
H.. a., s. Is Il Do - NJ ., 81 %. d. Ni@ H. az y
l,as i =. i, g. &. if2 f. = ., s +:
.'i (; s. .c,1 Z e 'o IS :. 3, 8
80 aS 49, 81 a. a., 81 20 d. 3G n Al $50. DO 80 H.
at < m a., IN. is' ..s, e. s 20 g,
= Ia d. i",i s. :. a. nc,sy- G,Ga,' ,sne ~; u
s. - Y d" ii'o y a. -. i' " s, X IT,
Ia>I i' ' a, $, q j. u, is il a. ''i' c'V- 'l' H.
AZ G..r,',G - lunoi. s,ee-- ~. =. az s. =" ~
d" -. o.. ili1 n. % 81 80. - .
a. ~ ~ (, %, = s,,e il,,, y, ~ 81
~ ~ 's,sr,r,n' ~ Illinois steers liG. y ~ - 20.
-. .,.. fo.u =. o. 81 ! tui. 100 u.
=, 'u.'' . On, n AZ g. - ! do 10 ~. s. "a
al % - A II Ills. S,aie Yen l;,5 49, - - IS
wTttJt cows K.celpts ~ all Nv ipfk markets. go
hea1 ntn J." ~, ,,r,5, Uet.rf,i sale. were
me1i.m ~. - - inriuied
SlSaSo tNf "'", n, 20. n, soSssp per head. IIa'ea.
J. Nc, a'r ~. 80. - 800 s49',.t .s.i a. C,lffi.
l"ch H..,E :" 80 ,.s Inn 4 N..uen ..ss ~
ooHs At >lN@S', Cd" 90. a." ..., g.. -
S@fns~ I'i i''.i' .I It. INTACT
~ ~, ,,.r,.r ana a.. rt. ,c.s e..l 60
m"'d ma ~ ', ,fi o., ,''' ,....I..i pf.. auI Do,
ch'i'" d. '',n "' ~, t.r, g. .-. i,,-.. ~ ....,
iyin}@i' ,. rI ,... r,t f.l i,.i nt l,'. t.u-
afiifHf. ll' - ''''' M. - -,eS- ~ ,.- ie, r..
inf"fl"r Fl, wlm" va. 8. .,r. - ll..,ern
extra Harlem o.. "' ,. t ~ a. 49,. trr.i, ... ....
calves 80 <"fN' - 49,.
90 cwinDn anl w''.,i" Ei.'' .. ~, -, ...,,.. .,
S'."~ J. ., '.ni-- -, s. a. 10 n, Tx n ,t
s. g. II &c. - a. 80 y - d. 80 ~ - = q,
~ n. - ;" -. 81. =" " '' '''
FED do II" u. 80 - p" en- ., . 60, a d.
lill"nh'.k = ii'IT. ~ 3. '". -, iii. IT,, - :.
Hume Mullen - ~. - a. i.i. ~ Il, 81 -.
H.. AZ - -, - y. i'' ~ 80 H. al, 60
d.. J." IT, ~ 80 W.. IT,. ,,.4 y IA - ..,t.
: sanders - '-''' I,o ~ y, a. Al, : H. mi H. Il,
81 ~. d. io7 ~ a, s. fed o%i u" y, a., a. -
D. Mcpherson q : o. 80, ~ - %, -, 200
Judd . 60. - achis ~ IT, "a p - 80 ~ =,
H., 81 az 90. u, w. al :" a. ~ Wv 49, 49,
81 30. DO. lD ~. az So , . go, p, VA,
q ullenh4ok. . ,caIs. 10 n. ~ s. 90 80. - ~
~ t,li,s. MARYLAND calves ~ ~. s. ~
Sift.Ep AND LANES Receipts. 81. 1-'2
head y direct 70 butchers AMI l"E cars if ~.
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ERIE IL N ES

u.,..n t.aIus l.. Chicago ard the West leave New
YORK loot Of Chambers-st, daily follows. and NE
rlln.,es earlier from Nest I'D 81 -
nrY A M-Vestibu.ed Express for Waverly. Bng
SlJ hsmton ElmTa. Buffalo. Bradford and SaIa
,nanoa Parlor car Buffalo
300 20 vs %!'Ff S'e s:n
"a, A. m Chicago p Sleepers TO CHI
,ago cleveland and Cincinnati Dining Car.
,Nn - buffalo Vestibuled Express, arrives Buffalo
O:e1U . A. NJ making tirect connections FOR Detroit
chicago and the West. Bu..alo passengers can
remain in sleeper until A. NJ -,
S45 = ls % ra Shefieas1a Baao Chi
ocAr TIME TABLE. TICKETS AND PULLMAN
i ecSrnmmodaons at i'll 20, tol and 95! Broadway
~; Fas. lo5thst Chambers and West 23i-s ferries
York; 3s3 Fuon-s st. Brooklyn; 200 Hudson ST. Ho
intcr ana Jersey city station Erie Transfer Company
i ,or and checks baggage from hotels and residences
10 destination
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THE STATE OF TRADE


.lsS MsTGn sF''ss asf s ANY
i ler G seady best northern iaisc ilsc
Eggs steady Eastern &c Western End M'h' sn limit.
nrm '''i for Horhcrn sales 800 No hard oSnf
W. 600 bush &c NS " h. NAY d,,s Eco 9 bush
N"r,hcrn Ga.c do I'd 65isc winter wheat opened dull
5sa5si,c spot and to arrive cars No / white. GJl,a
Go.G NO req store 90 eIlop 1s,. 6,sc : cars No
; y@llow Soc d. ,,.aai1,c car NO :. gDrn
ioc Is cars No corn 5000 on cars 10 VIII ss
& 10 Witt a,s 1se ay Ga5s DO qaoi %tS
IN ec ana abou, 70 sold at 6ia02c hoa-
IN ma ark at ' Sed a'I q a"
M f fed steady SG ana nd un Si
Chicago. March c-The leading futures ranged as ''''
Who, Va .. opening Highest. Loves'. closing
March ............,,.as3 ~. ~ ~. aS5i.. S37s
Ma .............. 'f'"?ts &c 3ism5i1s 54. d5i7s
July .,..'.,.'''''' "'''
Corn No o :, .ao ,a,. .e.a.a. 421.
M1v .............. -. i'7sai3 H~@%tt1s ,r1e,tn.
IuIy .............. 49, 'i44 H's"f''
May .........". g. $,' q q" y -. ~.
~, w.., polx per bbL:
MV SO '2'' SO ~ so '-'' S'0'-'
''A''' '' wv c.. eco $50 Gj5
M Ihiy ............. Ga SO Gc Gc7's
short ribs. per 100 n: ans
MT ....'.'.'''''. NJ S1t' - 81, ) "a
july '''''''''''''' ~ 49,, -. as ,r,, ~
CASH quotations VI" ~ I ,ii~ btls III in some in
former i9i o. =, ,at.n I've o,rnrt. \n . spring
stances -ii-I -, ~. ~, % "a. b, a, nri.'
%h'99' - 'g ~. s;r ~ corn s2-a a. NJ . oats
\" ~ -. - X I.,l.y 53c nominal:
-. A. a. a.; lin. ,,,r',,,v ss- 81 y, nominal!
," Uh SEQ. ~, .,n -os. go 81 Ia,d psr 100 NJ
M"t- y 49, l'l '"i' no. saI,.,l
50 " fh.it l c,, =, -. ,,- stos n,,xc,t
sh'uld-> :" Nn ~ 80 r,ss, ID nor gnl
:" go y -. n'.N, e, 80 r III. yroSnin~d 8, Der
- = SHh"f ,t' - ' VI 49,, 81 40 o,,o,cd hv
llt. .'tf-I', ~ - III H. ,i.d COc on
~" %~t' IN ~, H. inter market was quiet
NJ -, - .,y *, ors,s IGr IL. seconds
an an. grs ~, a,o- Lai5i,c per dozen
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Steamboats,.
$500 TO BOSTON. 500 TO WORCESTER
lsoduru IN 20 All FONTS East and North.
VIA NlWlm\N9l(GGA IL0RlISo

$500 TO BOSTON. 500 TO WORCESTER.
Itodurti IN 90 All lonts East and North
VIA ENWRWOWG1 DDNlso
eNalh'ts leave Pier told numocr) 40 - a.. n.x.>Ees
arofseS ST. we'd days only. $50 r. NJ Fine Orchestra
HALL; RIVER LINE. FARES REDUCED
only $50 to lOston IiIaited Tickets Reduced
Intes 10 all points The PLYMOUTH and PILGRIM in
commission: hne orchestra Leave Pier ~ odd
numle',, ~ r. foo, Of Murrayst.. week days only Al
- TONINGTON f.INE.-Insde route to Boston and thu
~ East. All fares reduced Steamers leave New pier
80, =. H.. at o y. NJ. daily. except sunday.
y EW1IANEN-fARE 81: Excursion Sl5O.-
~ Steamer Richard feca' leaves Pier 20 T.. r. daily
D. SUNDAY excepted. arriving In time for train
Mrriden Hartford Springfield. Freight steamer
leaves p m.
A pNERT1sEMENTS ANp SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
cfIyi:p Al TiiI: Gi'fowS 6FFSi1E. 10 I2is Broad.
way 81 door north OF Thirty -nrs-s,.. and ADVER.
EASEMENTS the following Branch Offices: 9;
Elghh-aSe .. corner Twenty third ST. ii2
7 Fourth-ave.. Fouriesnth-s,. CSC Thrd-ave IcC
Third ave. cor Forty s-yenhst l026 Third.aye. nea,
SStyhrst ST. I0s Fst-ave 100 West Forty second St
1902 Coumbusave 50 Avenue 4: 1323 Third ave ~ West
F,u-een;hst. 2o1 Wet Forty recond-st 554 Thrd-ave
I33s Third 2O5i Third-ave between one
d-iwenh and One hundred and thirteenth SITS.
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WHIT; STAR LINE.

a. VIII z - NV "
.Teuonc. Mar. IL. a. m 'Tcu'onie Apl TO- $50 a N
.Najcs,ic. Mar. 81 $50 a. m'Maiestic. April ~ m
'Atrla''c April g. noon 'AlFa'l. pa, :" a. "
From Whe star Dock. foot % West iOth-st
40 COTTON CARRIED BY PASSENEEh - EAaIEGf,, -
saloon rates upward according 10 steamer ana TO-
cation K berth. second cabin on these steamer ron
go according 1, steamer Storage from New ork so
pr.paid ckeis sis No go Broadway. New-Yorh Phiia'
a''p'ia '"'e W. II MAITLAND KERsEY. Agent.
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CLYDE LINE.

CLYDE LINE.
CHARLESTON. s C.. the South and southwest
IACKSONVIII.E and all Florida points
From per 20 r. Il. foot Of ROosevetstl y p n
AIfiONQt IN
INODt'OIS.
All steamers have Ars-cllss passenger accomnodatohs
90 WM y. CLYDE 4 CO. General Agents,
2 Bowling Green. " I;
FLA Cent Penn F. & p. Line. VIA JacksonViIIc
Great Freight and Passenger Line VIZ "a. mar ~
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MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES

vi FOR TEXAS GEORGIA AND FLORIDA
I-,.ven non steamships. aggregatlng "l'pn Tons,
rom N.w-York "Wednesday. Friday and Sati-da.'
a TEi'IJHTFII. SIX DAYS VOYAGE BY sEA,co
70 GAIVTsToN TEXAS Ts.ncs hy ,ali to n MEXEo
CnI oRhDo sPRINGs. SALT LAKE CITY Also to
s.E FRANCISCO and all Calit "; IN Winter Resorts.
'' FLORIDA BRtNswLCK GA,,,,, ..
70 IAcKSoNvILbEo ST A ApIp Tt ssa.a ali
ront. eIa. clcs1o rsh AtI,ns caon
Write Tor our 10 pas, Pocket Guide (mailed nree,;
C. II MALLORY & co. Ger. Agts. Pier ~. f. k ~ =
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CI'\ARD LINE,

CUNARD LINE,
IA TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN
Nur,nia ....Mch. q. 2. IN. Lucanin Mch - p n,
I'mhria Nch. 10 10 a E'rlria Mch 80 A. NJ
From Pier 40 North RNer. loot oi Clarkson,ss' "a
Cabin massage and upward. Second cabin S"' sfo
81, according % steamer and accommodated
se.raCc Tickets 70 and from all parts Of EUROPE az
very low rates freight and passage Apply AZ tHs
Comp,ny's 0rnce so. 4 Bowling Green New ork
VERNON H. BROWN CO. General Agents
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TI-RopE EGYPT AID PALESTINE.

Il nj, intervals lhH"p'H'"''N
ara Atlantic passages - lowest ra.%s i, ."' W
E'r..,u moneys Every facility d.d N nat.,n' -
RIOS COOK < SON. pei ard l.22o IS MAJ ~ l.
Or,clal Ticket Agents Tor al TRUNK ms
EUROPE Seven p'r>ohilI 'ouuu "" -"
IL ron.an summer eNcursions - DAYS s.o "a, III
- i-. ~, Syitzerlanl $40 all q Euop" SH''' az
e,,,nsrs paid FRANK BAKER Bennett bHld'"s' %
..p V
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N-t,TtJI,pIA\pS LINE

n l. flfklA \l'N i'i.Ni''
~ for ROTTERDAM and AMSTERDAM. via Boulosa,
Mrr. France.
!, & VEENpAM. ........ Saturday. March o. AZ y NJ
: Z ANSTFRDAM .... saturday. March 10 az y III.
First cabin upward: second cabn $50 storage
~ very lnw Apply Or tourist guide ana terms
General Passenger Agency. 30 Broadway
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GENERALE Transatlantique
uAXRE

Ia BRETAGNE. Rgpt ....'....;s sat Men' "a m
IA GAsrot;NE Baudaion. 80. sat; Mch - 2, ~ ~
Now-York to Alexandria. Egypt. VIA rars mp 'a''' ="
$3.50. ssconi-class yin
FORCFT Cereal Agent. No. bowling 'reen'
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OLD DOMINION LINE,

OLD DOM o IL n,
,oMFoRT and NEWPORT NEWS; VIRGINIA s efyASt
ToN. u. C.-Moi. Tues We'd. Thurs and SAT. For
Richmond. Via JAMES RIVER Mon. Wed and sat
For WEST POINT, VA Tues. Thurs. and sat FROM
Pier 90 new No a. r., foot Beach-s:. a. p M Sat;
urdsys 4 p m Through tickets and freight rates TO All
points South and West ,,..
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,onah.!s leave Pier ,od numoor 40 y A.. n,xAEes-
brotbes ST.. week days only. A Fine orrhcstra
ON ea' steamer 49, - ~ >'"
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DED D. LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
for la Guayra. Puerto tahelo. Curacao ana mara
caiDo Curacao. from Pierrepont stores irookiyh
pill ADEI.pIIi TUESDAY, March 20. y. m.
= CARACAS Thursday. April = = ~.
These built expressly Tor the Uaae
have superior accommodations FOR passensers
For Curacao and Maracatbp freight only ~,
S. y MARACAlBO. ............ SntrIly March -
BOULTON BLISS = DATIErT.
1eneral Managers I35 Front-st
~ AVANNAII LINE.-TIIREE TIMES WEEk'
- y from Pier b, y. r. foot OF Spring.s' Tuesday.
Thursdays Saturdays ut l.. NJ For freight or pas
apply to - .,... =, A..
W H. RiIr:TT. Cent Ast.li. n. HNSu tGl,N r. Agt
Cent T.. 3i7 Wway = =. & " Ky 2fl B%ay
J. f.. ADAMS q. r T. WALKER. ACT, o. y
&. 4 p II T.. an Wwav &c. co Few pier. IS n "
sORRrI. AansCer.
BVERTiSEMENTS AID SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
n THE Tl,W-YoNE Ihi.uME WILL. BE RI;
cEIVED vt TIL. UPTOWN OFFICE No. ~ BROAD
WAY. 81 door rorih o. ThiitF his,-s, and AnVER,
Twenty third-St, l3@ SiNth-aNe
III Fourth ave- cor Fouito nthst ESQ ThiTd-ave.: i,D
Third cor Fftv-7rvruth->t.: i0ad Thrill ave- near
SiNy-nrs-st.. IoS TIsr,e. oi West Forv-s"cond- 81
1872 Columbus ave: 80 Ay,nu" \; i323 Thdav'.; -,
West -scrcnl-s, l3" second t\"; 81 Thrd1v
as Thirt-ave 2o5l 1hl t.r between ne-hundre!-
and Uelfth ard One-hurl'.d - aud th-rtc.nih ste
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extensively. Her gown, of simple gray
cloth, rather rough, but not so blotchy and
broken of surface as it might have been
we're she bigger woman. was faced with
a pale salmon colored silk that harmon
lied well with the granite tinted gown.
Her spring wrap was a harmonic shade of
brown, appliqued in scroll and filagree,
with smooth, gray cloth matching we'll the
tone of her dress. Her we'll carried head
bore a gray and brown toque with no hint
in it. Her whole costume-soul was that of
the demure brown partridge.
fancy she was among the most sue
cessfully dressed of the gay shopping
throng. if the chances of the occasional
man were eloquent of success. Yet at how
moderate a cost compared with the dowdy
dowagers who jostled her!
ELLEN OSBORN.
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make it. Although the count himself de-
MES the assertion that tho sum of $2.00O,-
900 in cold cash was settled upon the
bride-elect by agreement as her dot, it is
understood that she has her S15. 0O0, 900
at command. since she marries with the
consent of all the Gould children, as pro-
vided in the will of tho late Jay. The
honeymoon will be spent partly at sea and
partly in Europe. Late in the coming
summer the pair will proceed to Norway.
where they will be met by Mrs. George
Gould in her yacht, accompanied by n
party of friends.
Socially, the Countess de Castellane will
become very powerful when she settles
down with her husband in Faubourg St.
German, in n superb house almost oppo-
site the de Castellane hotel. L'hotel dc
Castcllane is, alas, heavily mortgaged
Readers Of Trilby can get a very good idea
of what it is like by inspecting NJ. du
Maurier's picture of tho cmblazoned car
riage issuing from ancestral portals. 1t
is chock full of what the nouveau richie
call objects of virtue, and all the Gould
elevated railways and telegraph lines
could not buy n tiny lump of them. Over
in France the talk is that the Gouds are
getting quite a bargain in being taxed but
100000 for the privilege of the alliance.
1t is interesting to note that when Miss
Gould went into seclusion in the French
convent al Auteul last year for the osten-
sible purpose of perfectIng herself in the
Gallo tongue, the mother superior of the
institution was sister of the MarquIse
dc Castellane. She had already been in
troduced TO the count. MISS Gould seems
TO have made a very favorable impression
Upon tho nobelesse OF France, and rumor
has it that she had even then been alluded
to as n new countess. Some surprise has
been expressed that tho young lady. al
though not IN American society, should
have been received so cordially in the
most exclusive cotorie in the world. There
is no doubt that she will he warmly re-
ccived. But 1t should be borne in mind
that abroad one American is as good as
any other. In Europe they laugh at de-
scent from the May flower pilgrims, whom
they dub parcel of emIgrants. There
fore European society will yield a throne
Tor the first of the American plutocratIc
queens, even supposing-to use the two
words with which Charles Dickens closes
the greatest of his analyses of snobbery.