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NEW PUBLICATION&
THE PEOPLE'S CYCLOPEDIA. Three Yolanaoo.
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tical usefulness of tbe compilation. But by securing
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ITNIVERSl IT GRAMMAR SCHOOU I, 473
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TH13 BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
28 Vf _8d-*t, Branches. Brooklyn. Boston, Phiia *.*> *ah
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BLAIR PRESBYTERIAL ACADEMY.-Both
sexes. John I. l-lalr fouadatl.n, Eiigllsti. Latia. Geek.
German. Frenoh, _p?nls., mutio, drawing and painting.
Room lor several pupils ut a.psnin; of spr.ii- t*rm. April _.
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HOME and DAY SCHOOL forGIRLS.-Pn.
mary, iiiterim.i.i?ic.c:a*_ie-l. English,Music. Pupil*
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ctamfordTconn.
^ Mis* Aiken'* School for Young Ladles and Chil?
dren: commence* Oct 8, 1888. .??..
After July 1 address CATHERINE AIKEN,
South Yarmouth, Maa*.
1*__J_N_T1 JULL Bamtr. H. J.
X Esublishcd 18.7.
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Language*. A preacribed courae for etudenu preparing for
sny college Spring term begins I* druary 2. For circular
ad-re** the prlnclpaL ..
_ RACHELLE GIBB0NS_HUNT_
WE'JT WALNUT STREET BOARDING
" ? SCHOOL, for. young Ladle* and little Girls ; elehth
year: terms moderate. Address Mis* J. TRA LIM ANN,
4,801 Walnut-au. Philadelphia 1J^&-_
3d"~quarter.-kocklanD collei;e."
NY ACE, N. Y., will open April 3 for English.
Business. University Preparatory Course for Ladies, Mu
?10 and Art Send for catalogue
W. H. BANNISTER. A. M.. PrhjcipaL
Boyo and Young* Men?Country.
BORDENTOWN (N. J.. iMILITARY INST1
TI'TE. cn banks of the Delaware, between New-York
j and Philadelphia, pre|?_re* fer coll**-, business, society .cl tl
' sen-hip; eolld work In English, Natural Science, Modern
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S1_A_Ta*Uc*._ Rev. T. H. LANDON, A. M , Principal.
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FREEHOLD INSTIlUri;, Fr.-cliol'l. X."J7?
Fui'ty-fourth year: for Lev* and young nn-n. Address
_Rev.A. G. CHAMBERS, A. M., Principal __
ELMWOOD SCHOOL FOR HOYS.?At .Mil?
ford, C"iib. Psrents who arc unfortunate in tbe man?
agement of thelrsons will do well to pn.ilt by thi- sdvantnges
t* Se red by this _cii*ol. Address FRANK M. HOWE, bup't
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY. Wor?
cester, Mass.?42d year. English, Scientific, Classical.
__C. B. METCALF, A. M., buperlntendent.
IRVING" INSTITUTE. Tarrytown-oii-Hui
A son,offers unusual advantage* to parents sfeklns tbe best
instruction for their boy*. Addles* A. ARMAGNAC. Ph.D.
$500
A YEAR FOR MOY**.
SWITHIN C.SHOR'_LIDOE.A.M..(Harvard.)
Madia il'enn.) Academy.
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A BEST TEACHERS, Tutors and Govern
a esses supplied; no chare". TEACHERS registered
free; vacancies always on hand: form fur ki ump. 1'- t*
AVERY. American School Bureau, 2 VV. lit.-, nt, N. Y.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHER?
JA AGENCY, supplies Professors, Teachers, Tutors Lev?
elnesses, 8c, to Colleges, Schools and Families. Apply to
_MTIS. MJ. YOUNG-FULTON, 23 Union b'juare._
A WELL EDUCATED YOUNG LADY, un?
expectedly thrown upon ber own resource*, is anxloas
to secure si ooo* ? petition a* governea. or cotnuaiiiou , beat
of referent'-*.. Addrea* M. lt., P. o. Bow S3,
New. Bedford. Mai*.
HESSE'S TEACHERS' AOENl Y, 12 East
17th lt.. anppliea atiperlor teaclien and governesses;
? li branches; resident and vlsttlag i Eiigliah. German.
Frencii. i-"p?n:sh apoicea. lien sr.uoo.s reooninended._ _
SCHERMERHORN'S TEACHERS1 AGENCY.
Oldest aad beat known la U- 8 Established 1H5">.
_7 Earn 1 .th-st. N*w^.V_ork. _
TUTORS. Governesses. Professors. Teach?
er*, all branch**, olrruleirs aofcools ?*. -,. "I to par?
ema i French, Ge-finaa. tapanlsli spoken. .MIRIAM OOY*
RIERE, SI Eaai 17th st. between -tb-avc. sm] Broadway.
WARTED?An educated ami loteHUrent
French la<lr to inatrnct in French ronversatl**. Ad.
dress "CONVEkOaTION," li linne Uptown Office, 1,_?8
Broadway._,_ ,
WANTED IMMEDIATELY.?Snperior Ger?
man ooreruesses with French ami music; also book?
keeper who speaks ant writs* Proaoh aad -nsnish.
HESSE'S TEACHERS' AGENCY, i i E 17tb-St
WOMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS' BU
KEAU (for both -exes; .supplies Professor Teach?
ers, Governesses, Musicians, Housekeepers. Cninnsnions,
ftc, to colleges, schools and families; shao Rookkeepere,
Stenoersphers and Copyists to easiness firms.
MRS. A. D. CULVER. 320 Sth-ave. New-York City.
Rooms ano -flats Ho Ucl.
THE BELGRAVIA,
3TII-AV.. COU. I9TH-ST.
A strictly first-class apartment h'nise.
ABSOLUTELY FIltK-PKOO!*".
ERECTED IN A THOROUGHLY SUBSTANTIAL
MANNER, THE VENTILATION, III -.'ATING. AND
PLUMBING ON TIIE NEW) ST AND MOST AP?
PROVED PRINCIPLES; FINISH Kl) IB BARD VVOOOfc
THROUGHOUT; IS NOW READY FOR UfSPBCTIOIf.
APPLY TO TIIE SUPERINTENDENT ON THE MU i-f*
16ES, OR TO J. ROMAINE BROWN A CO.. 53 \V_?T
83D-ST.
THE ADELAIDE,
PAKE-AVL. AND OCT ll-ST.
lints In this -Innot apartment iio.se to rent from
01,000 to 01,500 eauh ; steam heat, elevators, Ac. Apply
W. n. taylor rt: SONS, 7**s dth iva, or on premise*.
?TH) LET.?Nicelj farntflbed (Bingie, flat; fox
A room* and bath; all lmnrovemeiits ; new Ii'iiine ; de?
sirable lacatlon ; $00 p?r month for four months or louver.
AOdress W., Tribnue Office.
Douro ano dooms.
BACHELOR APARTM EN TS fe lot, newly
decerateit; suites of parlor, one or two tie-rooms, bath,
dla ; free service ga?. st .mui, heat. Ac. ; rema low. Cuniuer.
land, 6th-*ve. ami 2 ld st. A ppr to s,ipen_iesd*ut. or E. A.
CRUIKSHANK A Co.. 17(i Ereadwaj-.
ENTLE-iH-N who appteciafe comfortable
and nest rooms will lind them at
.4 West __d-st
G
10
18
134
EAST 42D-ST., near Fifth-avo.-One
_lsrg? and hall front rerun ; with board ; references.
WEST 51ST-ST.?With board tarnished
rooms on third snd fourth Moors ; no moviug in May.
Brooklvn.
FIRST PLACE.- Pleasant hal! bed
room with good board for a young gentleman , ce*.
venlent to oars and ferries
(Kltnirsiono.
A Pleasant Winter Trip
To the Tropics.
TlfE STEAMSHIPS OF THE RED "I>" LINE.
Sailing every twelve days for Venezuela, t. A., and tha
Uland ut Curacoa, W. L, afford an "meg nailed tinpot: un Ry
to those wishing to make a shoit sos voyage, to tho tropics.
Th-** Am-T'caa steamers, aperia.lT built for the trade ara
provided with every MSon ai plianc* f"r th* safety, ce.iivcns*
lenee sod comfort of passenger*. The round trip ia made in
four wee*?. T's isac.* 014 4. F r rles-rip"* e pan phi-' s- ply to
BOULTON, BLISS \ IIAI.LI.TT,
General Manag.rs, 71 Wi_a-?t., N.w-.ork.
unm.r H. oo ns.
ATLANTIC (ITV. R,j.
A DELIGHTFUL WINTER AND SPUING RESORT.
HOTEL BRIGHTON
REMAINS OPEN THROUGHOUT TIIE YEAR
F. W. ____ftU___BY tt BOB.
Parlor Car through to Atlantic City on train leaving New
York at 1 p. m. via Penn. Vi vania iUllrc>-d.
HADDON HALL
(Late Hal luu Hou-c),
SEA END NORTH OABOLIHA AVE.,
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
Moved to thc Reach, g!?aiiy anlargad, rrfamlsSaB and
modernized, including Otis elcvsiur, steen l.e-at, grut*
Ores. etc.
_EDWIN Lll'PINCOTT.
HOTEL DENNIS,
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
Open alf the year; hot and cold va baths; elevator and
heated throughout. HULTON A MARSHALL.
NEW HOTEL BERKELEY,
ATLANTIC CITY, V J.
A new house on Pennsylvanla-ave., with a aou'hcrn
exposure; near the besch; steam heat, open gruie ines,
sun parlor and all Improvement-. Address B. Vf. .SPENCE.
"THE SHELBURNE,"
ATLANTIC OITT, N J.
DIRECTLY ciN THK BEACH.
H*t ao't cold *ea waler ba.bi
i'pen all ibe year.
A. lt. BOSEBTR
ATLANTIC CITY/X. J.-".SKA~ni<IGHT,"
?il Paelflc ?nd Rhode Island aves. Pull view of ocean.
Perfect sanitary anai.gemenis. Table unsurpassed
Mra LEWIS REPP.
gARATOGA'SPRLSGS, N. Y.
Dr.8TBONO*08ANITARIUM OPEN ALLTnE YEAR.
t**il*r tb* rare of regular physicians am *<)ii:p:>et with
all the ana', remedial appiian-os. Tarklsh *n<l ali ".i .:o ,.t :iu
bath*, tba various form* ut electricity, Ac. (-'.ir the treat
neat ef In va lida the overw_r_.*.|, or fur oas.i.s. it is a
?h**rfnl resort stearn heat, iooato'l lu a dry _ud tonio
*ll_t*ia. and willi Ui* srtrantag** of tb* Spriug Watira. Par
knisrs **at eu applicatinu. _
gENATE HOUSE, Atlantic City. N. J.
OrpoA rUoj ot nonet.; eleetrle bell* and modern Improra
tmoAK RkototAhlf heated. , XL B. 0O0K k MOM.
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS Or PRODUCE.
???r V'. rf A,/J .esr, renell mid RaUremA*.
Bean*, bbla Viv .tva hurt... 1,100,Ol*o Meek,
R-an*. b_*a LOOO Malt. bush... IJ.OOO; pkgs........ 310
nooivii pk 2 narie., oort 17,11011* tanais. ?g? 1.180
Broom cora. Pe?c bo.h,. LOM,Pork. _?*?.. 3BI
hales. US Oatmeal bbl* 160. Uni. pkg*... 281
Canon. o?ie* 8,809 Ora***, pk** HS Catineaupia 1.911
Cotton seed lOreas MM __,|^0?8. !??*>?* *??"*
oil.bbl*.... 1.868 ba**.... - 8?3 Len..k*gs... 7J0
Cotton seed ' Hld**,-?_??- 111 Bolter, pkg* 4.6,1
cake, bag* 110|Bapa.*l**.. **? Cheaia. pkai 9HT
Dried Frail. Ist-i bala*.. . 188 D Haoa. Ne. M
?kg . .. 6-Lea*. plr? . 9,000 Rica pg*... .172
Baw*, bola-. l.fl'i7'Le?th*r.?i4"sla*30.Si-elter. pc*.. 771
Kgg*.-a**e. 4.88.1 Mustard aeed rakinre, *?!?* 87
Fiou..pkgT: 44,402' '.ttl. m:TalI*w.pk?s 249
CMe*l.bbla 6-cs a_i-.it tara mm Tab**o*. nj* )M
C Meal bast 1 92fi libia. 8BS T*b*eeo,pk* 781
WbratOuih 4,4'n Rosin, bbla . 1.0O4 Whlskrobls lal
Corn. *ush.. 81.2001 OUaaka *?*? 1127 Woo., balee. 8!
Oat*.batft... 60.000.Oil. lab, bbls 1711_. '?
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
COFFEE-Market was steady In Rr*'-, growths ea th*
basia of 14? for fair Rio tpot Invoice*, but no buainea*
was reported. Thc milder style* were anne active, how?
ever Sales?4,000 mau Java at lTc, 110 bag* washed
eames* *t 14 _-4r, 332 bags fore ll B-4e, 7?nb*? Core
ll 5-8c and 850 bags Laguayra, 448 b?g? Sa vanilla and
'_ r.Od bags Maracaibo at private terms. Little lo ut real
waa shown in the speculltlon. TB* tal'* aggregated only
fi..*, ixxi bape, and closing prleea Indicated no changes for
the dav on early, while late min ths Indicated a dedin* !
of 6 point*. Closing quotations: January 0 86*9.90.
February 0.8590.00, March 16.66B10.70, April lO.OOf
10 05 May 10.00*10 85. June 10.50B10.n6. July 10.25B I
10 80, August 1006610.16, September 800*9.15, Oote- I
ber 0.85a*-.90, November 9.85*9.90 December 8.85B i
9.00 The ranges of actual sales on the ditTeratit months
were: January 9.95-995, March 10.70B10.70. April
IO.70mO.SS, Msy 10.70** 10.60, June I0.6581C.A0, JulY
10.40610.25, August 10.25_H0.05, September 10.0_S*O.t)5.
October 9.90!-. 80, November 8.80-8.80, December
9.96*9.80.
COTTON.?A further reduettim wss made In |hs pries
of spot lou and the movement wia rather freer, the sals*
reaching 1,417 bales, of which 1,000 were ?n export
account. At the peru the receipt* sggiefated 6,873
balea to-day, comparing with 8.777 bale* thia Say
last week, and 4,818 bales for the corresponding day
a vear ago. Kine* September 1 (the beginning of the
er-p year), the receipts have reached 6,069,098 baie*,
against 5,020,892 balea for th* same period last season.
Uuoutlon* baaed on American Bianaard of Clatslflo*.
tlon arc: _ #<
Uplanda Gulf.
Ordinary.SJl^i8 IFll
Strict Ordinary.7 7 10 7'MO
Good Ordinary.BBB ol.
Strict OooA Ordinary .... 8 7-h
Low Middling ...... 95-16 9716
Strict Low Middling.9 5 8 9 3-4
! Middling.9 18-10 9 15-16
Good Middling. 10 116 10 8-18
! StrlcA Oood Middling .... 10 .Via 107-1!
Middling Fair. 10 11-16 10 18-16
Fair . , ,. 115 16 117-10
_____8BB
OoodOrdlnarv.......... 6T* I Low Middling..8*,
Bt.ooo.! Ordinary.7 916 ! Mldlllng.OS
With discouraging reporta from the foreign markets
thc tone of the rmi spe ulatlnn was Clay during the
greater portion of tho dav, though at the close s steadier
temper prevailed. Trading waa Quite acti ?*, th* Hie*
reaching 219.600 balea
Ta. uri -Kitreaij __.
Wv Cloting
prtcea. Hlgh*sL L*w*? Sal**
! March. fl.5.0 983 9.61 9.4*" COO
- Aim!. 9.54B 9.68 9.6. 9.42 18.800
Mav. 9.61 ? 9.H5 0.66 9.64 44..0*) |
Jnas . *-.74? 9.75 9.78 9.83 61..00
1 Julr._. ..81* 9.12 9 13 9.7') 3-,Poe |
August. O.Xfl* 9.87 9.81 P.76 47..1*0
r*eiitamber. H.G.* 9.64 9.62 U.4 4 .0.)
Octe,li*r._. 9.4'.* U.I4 9.41 6.3.1 S.nOO
November. 9.99M 9.31 9.31 9.28 4.80* I
i Peeestbar. 9..2B 9.38 9.S4 9.28 9,700 '
January.9.4.* 9.48 9.40 8.36 1,-0(1
-LOUR AND MEAl.-ri.OCR-rii* marka! baa not
' vanaa in snv ; articuUr. ruling generally steady. ShijjDtrs
! are ai'.ll buring iha City Mill ,. rod ucl in ? moderate way, ami
. tl.s local tra.'.* luqulrv ia gnlt* active C"i,?l,lerlrig tb* Id
i clemency ol tke weather. Sale*, ".'.fin) bbl* Inolnetlng 3 ooo
! bbls City Mill tura at $4 4,014 Cu l*r West Iaale*. latter
. in nen package,*, l.cocj bbls Pica at 12 t)5?l-')>0; 1.000
bbla rs-i- e.fir.e at 1240-1300; 1.6U0 bbla Kxtrs'Na 2 st
I $2 .00.3 40. a.!"). ibis. WtaUr Wheal Extra at S2 9*
1 otioo. mi", llc.'.'i'i-tibia. Mtnnetou Kitts at M 90**4 9!: !
I Inciiieted Id the aalea were 12,80* bk's Ulan by expo: lara.
i Market close! steady. Cinecailoaa : Snperfltie, !_ |0*$3 ;
Pine. $'_?-__?_ I'D. City Mllla-For Weat Ipdiea 84 40* I
84 70; Low I xtrae, 82 00*13 40. Winter Wheat
-Low Orad. a, 82 On i. S3 35. Fair to Vary Choice. *.'. 41 _>
fl.'.O, Patents, S4 'i i'd 04 75 : Pataate. laney. !4 88*88.
Bpnog Wheat? Ina Extraa, 12 90*83 40; (lear, 13 65*
?tala. Rye Minors*, S3 61*04 30, latUr an extrsese:
Straights, S3 7ft 914 50; Paunia Median) let ('bole'*, 04 80*
84 mi. patents, laney. 04 90.OOCTHBRN FLOl'R?
?-te., .ir be;;, bal trading rather alow. Mai**, ti'O hal...
mein Mik <_emr_en to Pair Extra ?l IS *>0e?<t4 CM) s Oood to
l'sncy. !4 10311..UTI: Horn -lu nm erato r*-a,iese
mid ates il y. fe*.ss, 575 buts. fiuuerfln* at 13 46*817!.
OOHS M KA I-Dull. Y*llow Wvs.ern qnaiaal st fl 74B
!3 26, and Jraadrwin* al 83 ll.BUCKWHEAT
J* LO CR-Quel..! ai 02 60.
GRAIN-WHEAT?Th* f**tnr* ef today1* ttadlng wm
the- large lions ol spring taken by miller*, la all nearly
.ini.il te bushe.la, lacludlngone block of 80.000 bulli, ls attar
tue clsae. at 3*,-, over Nay. tb'- highett pale! daring tn* day.
Shippers also were moderau barer*, uk'ag 80.000 bushels.
?-iu.i a.i* were advanced an* eloteit firm. ('?iloaa ral*d
sir-.nc throughout ihe who e session snd c!*?*d linn st tb*
tcp. ors gain ot MSc. Sales, 5,41(1,000 bushel* future;
41)1.000 binns,s spot, includlug Uu_ro!*d Oaring si Ma..
ir, sr,,:,.. ,:,,. , I.,.),-*, s.isja 0 ??,: , ao. 1 liar! kiC orer V.ay;
la.railed Heil .". ?,_'!-?; No. 2 IU* 893WU-.C IB
ste,re aud elerator, ."-, A ?)'>*?*?. delivered i Ns. 1 White
pt *?:'? f. *. b. Nu. 2 Peel March, aloainr at h. c., d*. Apr.,
'8\,.8?**i'. cioaina at i-ilac;, de,. May. 89B89SC., closing at
. '.iKc. do. Juna 87 13-lb*8-a.c. clustDf 8t..-.: da Jaly,
87 a/nt'-yc, casing al 87\c.i do August 86H*86*wc. closiag
.- -? '. ii**. Hept?iali*r. 87*87lt. closing at A7**C; <lo.
October,clo* ng st8hV-; 90. N*vem)>er, Closing at DOSo-i
la Oecemteei', 9t)B90.a. clMing st OOVi.
HYE-Duii ami nnelinngc'd.RA HI.EY - Dull and ao
cieaaged. RAHLEY MALT?Dall and melange,I.
COH a?Spot lol* ruled struuger but trtto* show galna of
Vi./lr. per bush, i xporiera are still holding back, and
cn iierwise tbe eiealings were of a Hailed cbaraoter. uptioie*
tenelol hijiker in syinnatny with Oro West ; an advance of
u.lar. waa esuuiisheel, willi cunsidersble oov*rlng bf
hhoits, cloting Ann at the beat. May ann June dellvsrle*
were, tho principal favorite, altheugh oilier month*
, attracted nome attention, sale* 1.368,0(10 bushels
future, 51,0011 busbeia spat. Including Uagradod Mixed
'i at .-i'.eJ4,'iii'*,-.; Nu. 3. Of) *60 ??!$.; latUr price for Central
Ele.Tatoo f-teamer. ?60**?59'sc. elersui. 6oi_?mi_-4C.
* rtelivi-red ; No. 2, 6l)_i6.)'?c. elevator, f.l S delivered ;
j No. 2, March, cius.ug.it 68V<: clo. ADill, oloalag at 60i*a;
do. .1 ir. 58 I.O'iilVJ,',; closing st fiil'su; el*. .Inns,
87TaB6oa>eL, cluain* st 5b">o.", do. July, 5*t'.i?58'?c.,
closing at .V*\c el*. August, 68l).B69c? cioaina at 69c.:
elo. UBftanOar, 6** .969c, closing al a-o,.; ,lo. ostober,
B8 .aol, i-:,is:n_ .M'c.;iiu- Norsmbsr 57 *.B67 ?% closing 67'sc.
' * v i - Visa ea. ui ra.i .?,*. tlie altengili u?t*d in wheat and
coin spot lots are higher by ". </ .c. p*r bushsl, with a lair
lii'linry irorn tlie trails. Options also aaiuaal 'itt Jac. with an
un reaseid bnsinsss, noaiug linn. Sales MOO.Ol'O bushels
future. l'.'O.OOO bushels apel, including No. 3 ut 37 Sc; do.
White 40c, No. J. ?8'4_3*t'?c. i do, de.ivoreil, .IU1*:.; do.
White, 404911c; No 1 Whit*. 49-jc.i Mixed WeaUrn,
37 . a 40c; White do.. 4(l'#45c.i N*. I M?rrh, 38)*a38s,c..
closin. ".I* .?-; et*. April, 87.?S7Sc, cloalng 3rV-i do.
May, 37 .*37'V-. closing lUVS; il*. Jane, clo'lng 37><c.;
iio. July, closing 31. V., do. August, 34*34 *ac.. Closing
34 Sc; Ne. 2 Wttne, March, closing nominal; clo April, 4(i*sB
40 So., closing C) ..-.: elo. May, 39<<q. cloaing 39'sO.1 EEO
? I i: hangi-i ai.,! slca'ly.
HAY AND hTRAW.-HAY-The receipts are quIU
full, but values are maintain**... Quoutons;
Choice Timothy pei lOOIb 80986c, No. 1 7.ib0c, No. 2
r,.r,a70c, ( laver Mlved 60?7')c, clover AOiBOc, Shipping
55c. STRAW?Htaaoy. Long Rye 96c_41, Short Rio
8oa70i. Oat "JO'fl-eOc.
Hoi'S.-ln .mall lots a fair business ls passing,
but no di.poslllon ls shown to deal Di
larc. quantities. New-York .State, crop ol
1857, Best 12* 13c, do Medium 10*llc, do Common 8a
9c, do Olds 3. eic; Paciilc Coast, crojj 1887. Common to
Choice 8* 12c, da 1S8IJ, Common to Good 4a'7c ; Germans,
crop of 1887 16?20o.
MOLASSES.- Ruling stock ls quoted lt 20 l-2c. A
carun to Now-York bas been sold ai thc quutitimi.
Mi.iAl.s?TIM?Wtsker in keeping with d'prcssing
sccounu fruin abroad. coi'PEiv?cjuie:, but steady,
closing at lena- lc;. 10c. 6ale*-125,QO0 lb spot at lite.
16.06a Ll.a I.-Quiet and easier. Siles-46 ton* spot
at 6.16c.
NAVAL STORES.-Spirits of Turpeniins firm, the
narke) closing with 3D 1-2. bid ind refused. Ro-lns mod?
erately ii-tTvc* at recent quo:allr,ni: Stralnod
-I 22. 2, uo.d do Ol 25, E 1 26, F Ol 80, O Ol 85, H
fel 45, I ll 50, K $1 02 1-2, M ll 76, _?? 82. Window
GU-as 82 05; VVat-r White 08818 10.
OILS.?In Cottonseed Mles of 100 bbl*, off grade crude
wer.. msde at 82c, and 100 bbla. off grade aummsr
yellow on Bftvat* tenn*. Cocoanut lirra, but un
ehaagad. Marka! otherwiae duli. Quota?
tions: Cottonseed, crude S4c, summer yellow prime 40c
sunimcr white 43-, cocoanut, ceylon 6 8-8*.> 7-ltt?, Cochin
o l-4c, liiiM-cd, raw city 68c, priiiie, preeent make 63?,'Hc.
mciiiiadc'ii, crude sounl 28ii_.c, light pressed Sic, bleached
winter 33.3C, bleached spring 880, extra i.ica* he-i .5c.
'A':- , sperm, < i ',,)?? 08970c, natural wlnUr ftsc, bleached
vlntii T2478-, hli-sclied spring 67**70c, while, natural
a litter 40c, l l.-n.-i ?-a tt biter 4_*4au, extra bleached 4So,
oiive, bbls. !8#74a
OCEAN FREIGHTS.-The letiolatim chartering move
lu'iii waa rothef t*etter, but tho general temper ef the
market was weak. PETROLEUM CHARTLRS-llam
hoto bsa oe h Oeimun bark, t?,000 bbl*, rofided ls 6d;
I:* ia -j lam hence, ? lirltish i ink 0,000 bbls refined ls 6d;
Danish jM.rt hence, a German b*rk, 7,000 bbl*, refined,
private t'-ims; Shanghai heneje, a Hrltish sfilii, 00,0(X)
cares r?Ilncd 29c. BERTH ENGAGEMENTS-Lelth,
hla un I,ance, 24.000 bush, plum from store, private terms;
Hui.' inna henc?, 24.000 bush, grain from store, private
terms. MIS! ELLANEOU8 ( li Alt I EILS-New-York,
fie*ni Klr.jjs Fnry, a S'hooncr, tins, etc, private terms;
London or Hamburg, from Newport Ness, a British su-am
er, general cargo ; Liverpool or Bristol Channel, from St
Jaine, tai,, Hrltish harks, deals 42s Cd; Ll ve'pool from
st -I' hu, a British bark, deals, prlvato terma
PROVISION.-PORK-I^sa inters.t waa display** In
this market te-etaj, hut as a rule prices ruled sUady. Kales
si 125 bbls. Mass far shipment wi bia the range. .Mass
ijuuieel 514 -ft i/_14 r.0 far one year old aad 114*50-9 $15
for new-, Short Clesr st !1?*!17; Kura Prim* at
$t.*l| Primo Meas nominal anet Eamily Mas* si !'... 51
BtiO 50.REEK -Ha* a light Urina.". Cur Kura
lu s .Mesa. .13_)|lti; Extra M*s*. bbl*. 17*17 ;,i)
Packet,**; Pla:*,!s?V18 25; Family Me**, sa 5.at_.
HEEP nAMM-yu.-i ami ste.nli.y held. Quoioil al ll.e.
S".":'.*j .HT MKATt? I ncr* I* 00 eaaaeial life tutu*
trueiiue, bul holder* malauia a steady baals. Sales 6u bbla.
nb bellies, 12 lb average. 7V- and T- boxes Clear Beille*
7-.c.. 12 tt) I'iRstel B-iiiea quoted at 7**c
l-'i.i.*.l Jl.uus 9>.91()c. Pickled sijcn'oera 6?*a7c.'
smnkoel Hams. ll!?c.: Smoked Shoulder*. 7?se. .
M I li 1' I. Es - Prices are uomioal ia absence of ile ms ad
DK..-SEI) Iluos Hui*st**ly al MatnnUy's fli;ure? with
a m'Hlerate elemauei. city heavy to light 7*s*7V, aad Plga
''?'>?.I.ai. 1,-11,1. market varied with a rery narrow
j..;..-. 1.1 .'.,r. at ono time prices w*r* ? ooaple of polnt.
lo?er on late months, but before tha clot* th* loss was r*
galned, leaving oj nrm. Option trading wa* *airiti*ss and
*, ai 1.-n il Cash ca las ralad dall clotiag 7.87 .#7..!o.
Sales. 950 tea. n? pnvat* ural (itv neara qslet OM un
i banged Sales, 51 ua at 7.6uc. Het'.De.l que teal at 7 800
lean. 750 ic*. March 7.87*7.8..
Cealinent, S.HOc Aouili .Cai:
cloting 7.84c 1 1.-.0 tot April 7.76*7 90c rlealng ai 7.soc
a sk od ; 1.250 tcs. .vf ?y *t f.78?7.79c. elating st 7 79a- ? 750
tr? June 7. *0 ?7.8'-r,c!eel*g it 7.81c ; 750 tea Joly 7.84 a
cloting st 7.ra4c. 750 te* Aur.111 7.87c, closms
7.8-0; "ftO tea. Sr|,tein**r 7.91 B7..4C*. closing 7.93c.
.HUTTER-There 'a a siiirai showiog ?: weakceat'o'n
sobs cr*'.e*, parttcalarly strictly Sae stork. U* supply of
which ls large. Dernai,,'.. linweTtr. CoLtlcats faur. New si.na
Wester* reauierv. 20*.10c . Elgin 31 ? ia., Pan sri
vanii. r.OH'lc- Slate half Irkln nibs. 24*J9e.; Wtit*
labs. |4*8*ai Dalry tuba tOB'Itt Wtttera Ktcwry
Cn.ir, Wtturu dairy, l"?2?c. W**ur* lat.iaiiu*
ertatnery. tlBtlki Itatil. lt Ot Ar. Ole! tt*ck?State elsirv
tubs, IS BM*, ..nure a.irl*!. 20*24 .c., Kirtlnt. le*24c
W*stern t'rttioery llasrJiwa, Dairr ana Ftctory. 15* 17c
. ... ? 11: r. - ' a iuI-i fa*li*g prevailed ts-rtar, sm th*
re, em ?n>-ai,.'t it wei, nsia.-tBtd. Btau Fmvorj l>.a lli-c
fcsttsr for fancy WhlU' WaaUrs, ll\B..c, it imt
)_i.)s? i..m_j..B ta. .hairs.KOO ?litre letta 4*en?o!
bnl holders rtrntli. firm ia lh*lr ?l*wi. -Ul* Bud Psaatrl
v?nl*. 18*-jc.j w**t*ra, 16ul?*-/?., SonUitra, 17*18--i|
Duck Eggs 81*38* 77
H'oAll. -IUw stock valnet uncbang*-! ind 8ns ll 4*
4 6 8 for Molasses. 4 li- ih,: tor Pair ll-flnlng, in! I li**
(ot fie -est CeQU-.fugil. 8sle*-8 ooo bil* *nd 180 -lids.
IciitrlluaaL cott and freight, 86 teat, ba.la
sf a ri Al?-. ReUiirtd cu.ei Qe.ntauo_i: Cul
i'*f 7 atc Cruih4d 7 8- 4c lube* Te, Poadered 7s,
oi_i,u.*i..,i . ..?,?, Mould - A" 7e,l'onf?ctn.ne*? *? A" 0 5 ac,
eviler " A Siandsid, brand*! eaafecUonsra, S 1 to, toft***
'.ff ? A" 6*0 1 bc. Whit* Extra ? 0" 6 7 lie Eatra - 0"
6 6-8.6.14c 'I" 612c. Y*llew 67-8Cra!l*2c.
Ila
LIVE, STOCK MARKET.
Nsw. Yobs, Monday, Marrh 10, 1888.
_ ? .-? Cowa Oalr*a S_**p *ml tamba ?"?''?aa
T??7 888 3,697 27.032 20.877
Ileevea Cow*. Ctives. Hheep. Swine.
I*T*?TCitv8U?kY*rd*. 1.725 8 887 .MI* 13.067
Olxoethat.. 2.791 2?0 3,055 17.095 .....
.-nuta-al. N. _L_. pm ?????_ 16.S10
faltering. 1.478 .... 276 321 ......
Receipt* last week.. 9.878 ?,? 1.861- 83.825;2ft.801
Cor. wVek Ital y*ar. 8.10! 178 8.817 BL888 28.367
AV. w'y mMU Ital y*ar. 9.067 121 4.78! 88.14(1 33.61 J
(?fiiuinoia or BSSVBS.
ChoteeMd Extr*.J? 60 *??????
Goo.*, to Prim*.86 18 Bli 4*
F.lr io Oood.-,.???I.!. 2!'? is
Common loM-diom..8* <?>_ ??? '_>
poor.?**>?? ?84 0O
Ox*nt*'1Steg* . .gw bsiso
Drv Cows and Half***..BB BU 60
Color****. HalfBreetaaod Chere*f*e*.None.
Balla.?.?3 18 *?l 60
AvtrtgtUM.y ettimttad .84 7*1 ? ??????
Extreme rear* of orloe.68 9" ?? *??>
Good to Prims suers tobi ene y*?r ago at 15 30 A.! 85, OM
the ?vera** was sst-,msie* *t 15 10.
REVIEW OF THE WEEK.-Wlih modereu recetpu of
Beeves on Wodresdiy tbe market opened active, and ?
?hade higher, bu*, ticed dull and easier with 20 car* to
carry over. The 70 cars or. kale Friday were mainly Com?
mon ind Medium -teer*, and pricea declined 10*l">e on all
grade* below Oood which were In light supply and steady.
European markeu wer* * trifle Armer early In the week
but quoubly uncharged. Refrigerated Beef *old at acjnl
8c ind ben American Live Cattle rarely exceeded 12c for
the Mtimaud dresaed weight Th! high price* obtnlii"d
for Calve* both ?llv* *nrt dressed the previous week
brought forw*rl he*vy ?tippllea the past week, and prlo*
declined before the clow from 1 1-2 to 2c per lb on liv*
Calves, ind from 8 to 6c on drottsd do, ind the market
w*t glutted and demoralired.
Owing to th* detention of the Nsw-York Central stock
by ? wreck on Wednesday, Sheep ind Lamb* were finner
on light receipt*, but the matket sagged back cn Thursday
to Moi'day's prices snd continued dull and weak to the
dc te on Saturday.
A few small lou of State Hog* were In market and sold
St 06 76-06 85.
HEEVES-Recetptt yeeterdsy and to-day 218 cars of
4,832 head?26 car* direct to East Side slaughterers?114
cars st 60th-st., of which 64 ears were for Mr. Eastman,
45 cars for J. Stern and 5 cars fo* Blumenthal's Sons; snd
108 esr* st Jersey City (the latter including 15 esr* for
Fxjiort on the St. Ronan*? 3 cars bought in Chicago for W.
Oltmsn and C cara of blended atock for the American In?
stitute).
In addition to the 85 fresh cars of cattle for stile there
were fully 15 cars held over from Saturday; not a heavy
supply .'or Heater, but this being th" last week In Lent
and thc weather unfavcrable, thew was about the dullest
market of thc year, and up to ll a. m. not moro than 40
cari, had changed hinds. A mod-rate export denian I inter
In the day, together with the help of the " scalpers," en?
abled dealers to work off altogether about 05 carloads,
1-avdng 85 cars to sell at 1 p. Ob Sellers varied in their
estimates of the market, mme que,tine it steady and othera
16?20c lc.wer, but tho decline did not sveiage over lOo at
the outside.
Inferior Steers sold st .8 00*14 ; Decent to Prime nt
14 05*S5 30 (few lots lt 16 50); Bulls at 03 15*14 ; Shivs
Mr Goldsmith purchase- 100 he-id for export at 14 80_>
05 15
Shipments to-morriw BBB T.lv-c Ci-tl** cn the St. Ronans,
nnd 2.100 quarte-s of b<*..f ii the Wjomlng.
Th* week's shipments of Live Cattle sud Sheep and Dresaed
Beef anet Mutta- are aa tallowa :
shipper*.
. IS
fte
I
I 3
- -
? ft
j. Eastman.j Alaska.
J. Eastman. HelTetla.....
J. Eaeiman. Celtic.
J. Eastman. Knrnesala...
J. Eastman.:Citvof Hlclim'd.
M Orl-isnrjith. Helvetia.
M. Os dsmtth.Uslileai.
M. Ooldsinlth.'The Queen
M. oolclsmttli. L Moii.mii..
J East nan.|Ethiopia....
O. P. Loach A Cc-- Orla'ica.
A. E. outerlirirtge..Lorinoo<t.
L 8. Dlll*nbeek....lorlnoro.,_
L. S. Milan lark Un rn lev.
N Moma. 'itrai, a.
Totals... 1.08.1, 8.BHH il'.i
270! 3.0.8 188
1,7001.
<e*0 .
880!.
l.s-c*
IBO.
271
SS .
IM.
330;.
. 2,380
38. .i
10 08.
I *,2
20.
100'
Totals 1 Mt w**k.
Teltit tame we*k 18*7 .1 288 2.4321 1041..
Botto* thlpsatnu for week.' 4?6! 2.704
Salo*-D. McPherson i 20 Lancaster Countv. Penn..
Steere, 1867 Ttl ivcrage, at *T, IT,; 3 chicago do, 1330 ft, at
?5 60; 8(1 do. 1326 Tb. at *5 13; 20 do, 1322 Tt,. at 05 10: 8
do, 1419 ft. at 15 0.1; 9 do, 1400 Th. at $5; 18 do. 1211 Tb.
at 04 90; 21 do, 1278 m. at 14 DO; 44 ft, 1215 ID, at 14 CO;
16 do, 1314 Tb, at *4 00; Bl do. 1183 Th, at 14 40: 42 do,
1104 Tb, at 14 40: 21 do. 1108 Tb, at 04 ; 10 Ohio do, USB
ft, at 15 16; 10 do, 1286 ft, at 4* 80; 3 do, 1300 ft, at
14 80; CO do, 1200 ft, at 14 05; 3 do. 1203 ft, st 84 20;
18 Sute lo, 081 ft. st 13 90; 8 Built .ind BUfS, 1200*
2010 ft, lt 03 40414 ; 21 State Cows, 020 I"), at 12 30.
Sherman A C-lver: 13 LOBCOSBM County, Penn., Steers,
1385 ft, it 15 80; 7 do, 1804 ft, at $4 80; 20 Chicago do,
1046 ft, at 04 05; 19 do. 1300 ft, at 15 10; 20 do, 1317 ft.
at 15; W do, 1292 ft, at 15; 23 do, 1288 ft, at ?4 07 1-2;
8 do, 142.1 ft, at 04 81; 1 do. 1650 ft, at ll 75; 12 do,
1283 ft, .it 14 75; 9 do, 1233 ft, at Bl 70. BB do, 1202 ft,
at 14 60; 20 do, 1210 ft. at 14 .17 1-2; 2 do. 1 *.'-,.. Th, at
14 401 15 do, 1270 ft. at 14 25; 3 0-e.u, 1573 ft, at 14 60;
10 Bulls, 1108 ft, at 03 15.
J. F. Sadler A Co.: 18 St. Louts Steers, 1118 ft. at
04 40.
J. Sehamberg : 51 Chicago Steers, 1333 ft, nt 14 05; 18
do, 1249 ft. at ll 70; 30 do, 1200 ft, at, 14 62 12.
M. Goldsmith: 24 ehic.rjo Staers, 1288 ft. at .4 BB) 43
do, 129.1 ft, at 14 00; 10 do, 1119 ft, ot 44 70; 18 do,
1178 ft, at 14 00.
II. S. __?_?_____] : 27 St. Louis Stairs, ICTf'O ft, at 14 TS I
19 Chicago do, 1310 ft, at .4 71; 21 do. 1278 ft, at .4 so.
D. Walxel : 50 Ci.Ir_go Steen, 1288 ft, Bl -.4 72 1-2.
J. A. Munroe. 211 Chicago Steers, 1029?1471 ft aver?
age, at (M to 05 20 per 100 ft.
MILCH COWS-Fresh arrivals 05 head, and for the
week 088 head. The lllie-ral offerings have caus.ii pp
easier Une to the maiket ihe pest wei k. Repotted ___M
ranted fruin $30 io |.*>0 per h-ad, with a Choice cow or
two retailed at .55tf*(>0.
CALVES-Receipt* .soi head. The market was a shade
flrm-r today and tho pons were well cleared at .lr. 7 1-8*
for Common to Prime Veals, with a few Eed Calves bring?
ing 4 l-2c.
Sales?Ha'lenberk * Hillls: 3 Fed Calves, 3.0 na, g|
4 l-2o per Tb; 10 Veals, 104 ft, at 5c ; 8 do, 103 th, nt
6 l-8c ; 8 do, 110 ft. at Oe . 64 do, 100 ft. at 0 10c; 51 do,
180 ft, at 0 1 2c : 27 do. 1. 5 ft, at 7 l-2c.
Hume * Mullen : 7 Veals, 110 ft, at 6c; 125 do, 112 ft,
lt 6c; 8 do, 180 ft. at 6 10c; 33 do. 13.', ft, at 7 1 Oe-.
I). Harrington by J. P. Kalsaa : 30 Veals, 127 ft, at 6c;
33 d.., 130 ft, at 7c; 73 do, 14.1 ft, at 7 l-2c.
Dillcnbsck A Dewey : 12 Veals, 131 ft, at 5 3 4c ; 3 dc
127 ft, at 6c.
.SHEEP ANO EiAMBB?BOMlBta were 53 TO cars of
10,776 BOOS?BB cars at GOth-st. and 14 12 cars at Sottty
City. The demand was emly fair and the pens were not
bleared by a dozon carloads or mote, but prices appeared to
be about the tame as on Saturday
Ordinary to Choice Shoe p aold at f.lff.7 0.1 per ino th;
Culls at Ol 75' aol ( amnion to OhOtO! Yenrllii.s ,it *?; BBB
17 05. A l"ii.li ot Common Obi > Spring Lambs brought
|3 |.'T ta .!?!.
Rales-j-Hume .*_ Mullen : 50 Stato Sheep, 100 ft, at 16 50;
105 do, IB TS, at ?0 OO; 161 do, 103 IV at 10 7'. N Bl its
Lambs, 72 ft. at $7 21; 184 do, 75 rr, ai f7 35; 148 do.
79 ft, st 17 50; 200 da, 84 ft, wt 17 60 ; 31 do. 85 ft, at
t7 02 1-2; 211 do. 84 Th, at 17 fi.-,.
Dllleoback t Dewey: 140 State Sheep, 81 ft, af. fie per
ft; 51 do, 90 ft. lt 0 L4c; 118 do, BB ft. at ll 12c; 17'.)
Colorado do, 114 ft, at 0 6-S.; 213 Western Lambs, 07 ft,
lt 0 7-8c; 72 do. 64 ft, at 0 3 4c; 49 do, 03 ft, at 6 1 4c ;
38 do (dipped', 78 IT), it 6 l-4c.
Hallenbeck * Hollis: ol Butte Sheep, 81 ft, st 6c; 30
lo, 103 ft, at *6 75 per 100 ft; Itali Michigan du, 97 ft,
lt 00 80; 189 do. 39 ft, at 17 ; 230 Wertorn Lambs. 78 ft,
it 07 26; 16C Sute do, 74 ft, at $7 25; 103 do, 81 ft, at
?7 W.
D. Harrington: 150 SUto Sheep. 88 Th, at 10 50; 180
lo, 04 ft, at IO 02 1-2; _ >0 do, 06 ft. at SO 7.1: 188 do, 95
ff), at 16 85; 190 do, 100 ft, at 17 ; 605 Ohio do, io. Th, at
17 ; 184 Ohio Sheep and Lumba, 81 ft at *7 , 19c. Stat" du,
.6 ft, at IO 25; 24 Sute Lamb*, 60 10 ft, at $7; 49 k\
,'4 ft, at 17 46; 210 do. 84 ft, at 17 50.
Everltt t PttOMBl 200 Wi. tern Sheep, 04 ft, at
16 62 1-2; 812 State do, 96 ft, at 10 75; 144 Ohio Lambs,
ff ft, at 17 06 1-4.
Sherman 4. Culver. 170 State Sheep, 88 ft. it 6 8 4o ; 81
U (Culls), 04 ft, at 4 3-4c ; 230 Ohio do, 70 ft, at 0 l-2c ;
>06 State Sheep and L_n.bs, 85 ft, at 17 15.
Newton * Otilrit ? OSS Ohio Sheep, loo ft, at 07 05;
105 dc, 85 ft, at IO 76; 22 Ohio -pring Limbs, at S3 per
.ead.
Judd A Itucklngham: 64 Ohio Sheep. 98 ft, at 7c per ft:
180 Texas tamba 73 ft, st 0 3-4c.
J. V. Sadler _ Co. : 503 Texas Sh-cp, CO ft, at 5c per ft;
110 Pennsylvania _o, 05 ft, at 0 78c; 187 do, 78 ft, at
10 40.
j N, Pldcock : 202 Ohio Limbs, 80 ft, at $7 02 1-2 ; 207
lo, 86 IT), ?l 17 50: al-o Saturday: ls. ohio Shee*p, 101 nv
il 17 10. 100 do, 87 ft, at 17 ; 186 do. 88 ft. it an (ii).
HOC'8-Rec.lpU were 62 sots "f TWA head, ?-,nully di
rid-d be)ween the yards. Narkal quoted - ii
J. G. Smith sold: 141 Western Pi?s, icy. tb *vor*gc ?t
|5 70 per 100 ft; 42 State dc, 143 ft, it IO.
BnainiflB Cfbaiiria._
AHPX*-f'Y of means, finn exenitive^afoflity
ira aid large business experience desires tn tgencv far
'Ire or Life Iusurauca c h. or Mortgage, luiaa and Invest
sent Co., or r?peUbl? Manufactunag OX I heist ref. rei,eu,*
n* teaiiuiouiaia aa to character ami business ouallllcalloua.
leldre**
_ABIlITY Ctr* of I^trd * Thomas. CblC-gn. 111.
RARE CHANCE fora Live Newspaper Mun.
A dallv and areekly newspaper In an ohio olty *f about
o.ooo. Lightning preas amt spie,.ilid eimpaieat. Well ea
-blithed jisironag* Price 810,OOO. Adiress
S. r. COVINGTON.
_68 W*st BIOS, Claelanati, Ohlc
nOAL LANDS, pl NE LA NI )S.
vj 160 acres iiitumiaeut Coal Landa la Dale County. Oa,
sr sale. is*ar ctiattsneog ., Tenn., aud 1 . miles of rai lr oat.
tlao A t>OV acres of Yellow Pinn In Southwesters cleorgla.
Id.lrasa H. P. aTBOBECKBB, Ma-oa. Oa.
tels CDanteb
FHE PRUDENTIAL COMPANY reqaira
A tiree reaponatble men aa eolleciora who can cit^ un
oubtel references and trcurlly. Apply JNO. F. COLI.I NS.
upi, 224 centre-it
l\ ANTED. ?A rehab.e man to do ueneiaJ
vv work *n a plactof ;2aerts , must be t.oroughlr ac
ua.Ble* with tht oullure of pears, grapes an* small fruits -,
tlei sores rtqairoel Addtett PKUll. Hot 161, Kqallablo
latlSlng. !t. V. City.
LVANTED.?A respectable Protestant as
v T e*..k ??? laundress ir. t pro-?U family In Orsnga
'?wjarsay i good references require*. Apply Monday Iroiu
antU 4 o'clock. ?t No. 171 East ilethal.
-DresamaKing.
r\RESSMAKER.-.Hy ? ftrit-clsoi ?tr.:. sinokor
IF by tht'ty U rut. 61 drtp*. at Uk* wore bom*-, ex
tlltiit rsfsr, eos A.ldrett A'rriSTIC. Tribuus I'ulown
Hid, .,2.1* llrna<lw_t.
JITTER -ucl DRAPER. -A lirst .lass" hand
l wtskat m .re aaiagatnenU by lbs dar . Uie nf oa* ot th*
tadiag htuMt. eily refarsae* Aldieta 1>, 960 Rroailway.
I 1 *i WEST 15TH-?Ti-Parisian dresoinaker;
t*ff__BT*tt?*1 ****** ****** (U* "**? -11** ?* ?????
THE WILT01, -4S WEST ITTH ST
A lieantifnl and r*6n*d home for famine* and alngi*
gentlemen : desirably loctUd arar Rroadway. one block from
L station, surrounded by priuctpal ohurclioa. theatres, an
galleries, ahops, *_a; *leg_nt aervleei hrit-elatt French
j Chef do cuisine i one-thin! price of isrge hm*'*._|
L"ob01N(i8, New'-Enfflancl Ho'el, :J0 Bowerr,
-200 bili- Moareu room*. 40a. 50c.; weekly, 12 25. ?^t
IVfANSrON HOUSE-l-rooklyn Hetffhtt.
_-T__ Mr'-ctly opp.isite Wall.st.. New York.
four 'ninnies' walk frem Wallal and PulUn terries ami the
Bridge ; superior accommodations : reasonable raUa ; aolect
family ami uatislsnt hut*!; 200 rooms._
mnaiciii Jnstrnmenta.
Xnunu^erOf very blightlt ed
i\ grand, upright ?nd.square plane*, ol our m?k?, which
wsre specially selecU I and only utat by the artlaU of tu*
Metropolitan Opera Hems* Company duriag tke past opera
season, will be-eiel at a liberal redaction trout our re?u.*r
once*. PIANOS FOR RENT. . .
WIM.IAM KN A ri He*. CO.. 112 Slhas**.. ?bov* 16tk st
duropcan rAi)uertiofmrntB.
GRATEFUL-COMPORTING.
EPPS'S COCOA.
BREAKFAST.?<* By * thorough knowledge of th*
nstural law* which govern the operations of digestion and
nutrition, and by a careful application of the due qualities
Of wcll-sel-cied Cocoa, Mr. Epps haa provided our break?
fast u-les wiih a delicawly flsvored betti age which msy
tata ut many heavy doctors' bills. It I* In the judicious
u*e of auch article* of diet that a constitution may ba
Jradually bu-llt up until strong enough to reil.st every ten
ency to dlse-.se Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating
around us ready to stuck where ir there U s weak po.ni.
Wo may escape many a fatal ahitft by keeping ourselves
i well fortified with pure blovl and a properly uourl.hed
frame."?Civil Service c.saette.
Made simply with bolling wster or milk. .Sold only in
half pound tin* by Gi-ocera, labelled thus : JAMES Ll'l*.
it Co.. Homeopathic Chemist.. London, England.
CDccan Seamers.
ANCHOR LINE. U. S. Mail Steamship!.
NEW-YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
S. S. CITY OF ROME sails Werdnusday, April 18,
and every fourth Wi ?doc slay there-after.
Saloon passage*, icu:) and ul ward. Beoood i;!asc 130.
GLASGOW. V J A LONDONDERRY.
Anchoria, Mar. 111. ra a. m. CircasMB, April 14, 7 a. m.
Devonia, Jiprll 7. 3 p. m. F'irnt**si:i, April 21, 1 a. m.
Rate* of passage to GLASGOW. DBRRT, LIVERPOOL
or BELFAST: Cabin, 145 and 155.
Second 'lass. ?30. St.-erag**. *20.
For hoe.k nf Tours or further Information apply to
HENDERSON BROTHERS. 7 Bowling Oreen. N. T.
jnUNARD LINE.
AW-rOJU ZO LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN from
Pier 40, North River
FAST EXPRESS MAIL SERVICE.
Bothnia, Mch 28, 6 a. m. Etruria Ap'l 14 7:30 s. m.
L'lnbrla, Mch 81. 8.80 a. m. Servla, Sat, Apl 21, 1 D. m.
Aurania, April 7, 3 p- m. Bothnia. April SA, 5 a. uu
Oil I-i, Anrll Jl. n a, m. Umbrla, April 58. 7 a. nu
Cabln pas-age. ono, S80 ana sloe. Intermediate. 035.
Steerage* rickers te, -nd irotn all parts of Europe at very
low rates. For freight, and passage apply io the com?
pany, ofto. 4 Bowling oreen, New-York.
VERNON II. BBOWH A CO., General Agen'a
INMAN LINE U. S. and Royal Mail StoaiuotI
FOR Cl LEN-TO UN ANO LIVERPOOL
eil IO.Saturday. Marok 31, S :30 a. m.
< ITT or BERLIN . . Saturday, April 7. 3 p. nu
CITY OP CH EST RB . Saturday, April 14, 7:30 a. m.
i CITV OF c'lllc'AOO Banrdar. Apr'l 81, 1 n. m.
Frem Inman Pier, foot ol elrand-st., .Tert-y I .ty.
CARIN PA-S vC.K. a'viand Upward. SECOND CABIN.
?30 _i.d ??'?< STFF.lt DOE, 120.
PETER Will OUT A SONS, Oe ne rsl Agents,
No. 1 Broadway. N. Y.
OCEAN STEAMSHIP CO.
TBI-WEEKLV i.i i. FOB 0 AV AWN Ali.
."rom New Pier No 35. N. R., foot of Spring!
SS e hattah. ni i'. Tuesday, March 27. M if p*. rn-'
gg \ \e .a .rmi Thnreday, March 20. at 3 p. nu
' sm CITY ofsaVANNAH. Saturday. March IL alf**, ab
Connecting with On'rsl Runway of Oa. and Savannah,
[ Pindi and WeSr-ru Hallway for Ail points in Ueorgi't,
riordlds, South .'srellna, Alabama and louisiana t'u*
i inrpaKsecj sccomm'jdattons. Flrst-clas. Table d' Hot*. Foi
freight and pasS-f* apply to
W. If RHETT. J. D. HASIIAOF.***,
Genl Ag! Mv'h F-*i*u Freight F, Ag*. S. F. * W.
Lin". 317 Broadway. R'way. 001 Rro.idwa.r.
R. T_ WALKER, Agt. Ocean 3. S. Ca, I?eir pier 35. K IV
\TORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD SS. CO.~
18 MieiKl Rm rB I" LONDON,
N-BW-TOBK, BOUTHAIIPTOM AM) B REM BB.
Steamers sail from pier foot Od-st., Hoboken.
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS.
?"?a-ele, Wed., Mar. 28, 0 a. m. Elbe, Sat., April 7. 3 p. m
lui la, Man., April 2. 10 a m. Eulin, Wed. Ap'l ll. 0 m
Tr. * e. vv<a-| Apr') 4. rnon Wena. Sat. Ap'! 11 7.1 a in
First <**bln, f7*l and upward a **e.rta, according to lo?
cation. Second Cabin .50 a b<*rth. Steerage at lowest rates.
OELRtCIIt. & co.. No. B Bowling Oreen.
THE U. B. AND BRAZIL MAIL SS. CO.
American POWOOfOI Lin*
I lor St. Thomas, Barbados, Para Marun lia m. Pernambuco,
' Bahia Rio de Jsnelro and Santos, connecting for Monte
1 video, Buenos Aires and porra in Southon! Bri.il.
Steamship ALLIANCA, Wednesday, April 4. at 4 p. nu
From Netyporl News, Va.. Saturday, April 7. at 7 p. m.
PACT. F ".ERHARD _ CO.. Cen. Agu, 84 Broad-ct, NY
JAPAN-CHINA
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL.
Steamers leave ban t rauobcu as follows:
OCEANIC.Saturday, April 7.
'? IK LI ci s.s... Ss-.urd.ty. April 21.
RBLGIU ... . Saturday. May IS,
SAN PABLO.Niieiiiiy. June 2.
Superbly Appointed?Snperlcr Accommodations.
Reservations csn bo made by letur or telegraph to. and
rahm pinna -e-n at. 2-7 Itniiidnay. New-York, or Rejoin 74.
Ila ll road Building. San Francisco.
LELAND STANFORD. President.
T. H. GOODMAN. MOONI Pasienier Agent.
rjIRCULAR LETTERS of credit fur .Varden
^ abroad. I Till* bl* in all parts of the* wa,rid. Issued by
HE1DELBACH. ICKEI.H I J M I'll t 00.,
Foreign Bankers, 00 Wllllam-*.
PACIFIC MAH. STEAMSHIP COMPANY'..
LINES lilli, .LI FOR MA. JAPAN, CHINA, CEN?
TRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEXICO.
From Nee-York, pier foot of Janse-st., N. R.
For sari Fran.l-ico, via the isthmus ot Panama,
CITY OF PARA Mill 8atm lay. March BL noou.
From San Francisco, j-r and Brannan Ita,
For China and Japan,
CITY OF 8TDNKY ulla F-Hui-rTv, March 31. c p. m.
Fir freight, passage and general Information apply at
company's ofllco on thepler. font of Canal-st, N. R.
_I_B. J. BULLAY, Superintendent
GUION LINK.
UNITED -"TATES MAIL STEAMERS.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AM) LI VI Tl Poola
Leave _*??-? 08, N. R.. foot of King lt.
WYOMI Nt. . . .. lu"sday. March ll. 4:.'!0 p. ra.
ARIZ*'NA . .' . . Tuesday, April 3, 10-IO a m.
WISCONSIN . . . Tu*-l..v, Api il lu. 4 tl) p. m.
NEVADA .... Tuesday, April 17, 8:30 a. nu
AL 4 RR A . . . . Tu-slev. April 24. 8:80 i>. m.
Cabin passage. t?,(i and upwarO, according to location.
In'sru ed'sta liacoad- lass). *30. Btserace, #20.
A. M. UNDI-.KllILL a CO., 35 Bruadway, N. Y.
WHITE STAR LIN-..
VT 1'" il '.'I j > ..N -sic , ,v ,N AND LI VE I". POOL.
Ko. AL ANI) UNITED bTATES MAIL VPEA.MF.RS.
OERMANIC, Capt, (".leaden Wed.. Marsh 28. 5:30 a ra.
?MfaBic c,ip*. Kmirii, Saturday, March 31, B a __
BRITANNIC, Capt. Pursell, Wei, April 11, 5:30 a. ra.
'--'I'.L'i 1 CajDj irving. Wedneiday. Aiini ia. 9:30 a. m.
From Whit*; M,,r toi k. raor of VVest lothst.
RATI'S-SaliKin, 150. 600, 180 aud 1100. Heturn
tleket- or, favorable t..ri"S. Stei-rig*) frajn, or to th,- "ld
Country, $00. "A limited n>.tr,N>r of >vcmid cali!n
tmiiiBiii carried on these stesmersa tau
inn and BBB; excursion, 160 and 10.1. lor
Inspection of plans or other information apply ai ibo Com?
pany's Office, No. 41 Broadway. N.-wYork.
J. JJRCCE ISMAY. Agent.
SPECIAL KOnCi-,
The White Siar Line Steam sb I ps Arabic, sailing
Saturday, March SI. ind Baltic, April 21. lo QoOOBStewa
lad I.lt, ei poul, will carry a*cond cabin md steerage pasaen.
ger* only. The second cabin oanseiigers wili be berthed
lu the Kaloon staterooms and have tlie use of the saloon
ind saloon deck. lUies 130 and *3.. BtMragS 020.
Apply at the cumpany's offices, 41 Broadway, or to any
cf the local agents. J. BRUCE ISMAY. Au-'-nt.
nOMPAGNlE RENERALE TRAN8ATLAN-T
V. '11QI, li I KE.CH LIM. TO HAVRE.
-?-.pany's pier (now) No. 42 North River, foot of Mnron-?fc
LA Blt ET a o:HE. Da L.usselln, Sat. March 31. 8 a. m.
LA < ll AMI* A (.NF., Borer, Saturday, April 7. 3 p. nu
LA NORMANDIR de _-*r__blet Bat, April 14. 7 1. nu
LOUIS DE BEBIAN, Agent, No. 3 Bowling ireen.
RED STAR LINE.
Itili AMWl.llP AND PARIS.
Sailing from iaew-York bod Antwerp weekly.
ZEELAND . . . Saturday, March 31, ti.ao s. m.
Wa.M.AND, .... \V.l?.a.,|,,v april 4 12 m.
Fall and winter rates: First Cabin, 1.1f> to 175. E\.
'iirslem, S110 to 4125. Second Cabin, 140- Excursion,
?70 and ISO. *si'-.*rag. at very low rsl***.
PETER WRIGHT t SONS, 800*1 Ag U, 5.1 Bre.adway.
Steamboat*, cinq Ballraabt.
C..1*1. CHARLES ROUTE to OLD POINT
tieS-o! 'Til'*1' *NOKt'ULii* WBTBIIOUXU AND
On and aller Fe'.riiary fith, 1888, trains of the NEW.
YORK. PHILADELPHIA AND NORFOLK K. II. will
feet *.f Oartlandt an*! Desbroaaea sr-, as follows:
Wean elays 0 a m.. arriving at Old Point Cumfort 8 p. m.
Dally 8 p. m., arriving at Old IVI111 Comfe.rt 0 a. nf Tl* lieu
nailor-car seats and sleeping berths secured at any Ticket
lor-car seais and eie""pii,a berth* aecured al any Ticket
Offlce of the pennsylvania Railroad Company.
H. Vf. DUNNE. Supt. R. B. COPI , G. 1 I F. A.
\EW-YORK CENTRAL" AND HUDSON
Xl RIVER ItAILIiOAD.
GREAT FOI'R-TRAa-K rtUNK LINK.
On a*d after December 1) traits Issie
OKAND c EM'IIAI, STATION,
.arrest a?i! Unast Paiseacer Stat'on lu America,
Stopp.nu st New t'ptown -ctstioi on 1 SSth-st., BB nota*.
18a. Bt. Kn,.I,rater and Monrreal I.press, ilrnwlng room
eura t.i Al.ariy, 1 roy and Syracuse, also to Montreal aud Ol
Albans.
?11 .0 a. m.. BAMptfB CHICAGO VRBTIBULKB LIM
ITl.i). couipeisedeicluaiyely of Buffet sa ...lag e.r. eliiiu,.
car. ,trawing-rnors anil sleeping cars, f.ir Alt.?ay. Uttaa Ona.
cuae. Rocheater, Buffalo, Kris, Cleveland aaa Toled*. *rnv
lu* Chicago lia',0 n. rn. next lav.
t M.loa. m., Chicago ..-meas for Niagara Fall*. Toronto,
Clerslaml, cinelriiutl, luellanapolla, Oettolt ami Cljicag*):
drawiug-room cars to i'ana?ii?'.gua ua* RuchesUr.
|113iia m.. Western New York sad Northern Ex pres*,
with elrawtng-ruo'i, cars.
H SO p. in . Albany, Troy and Ctlcs special, with drawing,
reorn cart 'a Alhsuy sri.l Troy Connects at Troy for Sara?
toga er. ?*?tnril its snlr.
?< 1, Al-ru.mnii'tatlen to Albany ?nil Trev.
|*Hiv m.. Fast ciii<;.-o, I'lneni'.af. au *t. louis Express
for Nlauara Falls, liuff.i'.e SaspensMn llniljj-e, Toronto dev*,
land. Cineiiin*ii. Iii*'.lan?ne,ls, **l Louis. Toledo. Detroit aad
Chi. aro, ivitli sieepist am) dining ogrs.
I'i!:-U p. n, , Mnntreat .mil C'ananilalana Ktpress, eUllv.
Bleeping ear* U Plattsburg fl.'! Montreal via ftonsn's I'n.nl
:i?'l v:i -I. titians, also ie syracuse anil 1 anan.Wl*ei?. 'btilf
?nepi la oday. OOBdOJF train etnas not ru , wttaiuf albany.
Op. ni., hpeelal Sl.?*i>*r. arrives Rochester 7 40 4. rn . But
a a,i , aul e-|rvel?(.il 1-25 iv iii. nail day.
!? Ililli) n. ix. Fast NUht Exores* ter lUeaeaUr, BinTM*.
Niaxara Pal's. Turen'o. C:*rela*it. Cinrinnatl. Indltnapslt*!,
KL Lulls Detroit and C'lnaga, with .leeplns ears Sleeping
ears to Watertown via Utica, dally eiespl Hatnrelay. also ts
Cansnelatsua on luadaya only.
Uniiiht, Alnaay Express, with sleeping cara to Ai*i?ny
?nd Troy. Conneets with th* tnurslnt trains fur th" W.at,
lor **ar?toga Lak* o*org* and ur th* Nurih (except Malar.
elsyauht).
'rickets and apse* In drawing-roaro aa* si,spine esra os
ssls st 'iran.! Cetur 1 "tatt rn, 41-, 785 and 042 Brevlwav,
12 Park Plac*. 7 Bstury I'laes. wi West 126that an. LHi't.
at -tatum. Sew-York- S3., tt'ssningtaa and 7.0 Fului*
ats hrooklrn, sn.) 79 I tb st . Wllliaraabeirg
vv satcott'. tiprssi calls for sail e.sevk* haggag* from usielt
01 r-aiCsse es.
? linn ??lailv. other* lally except Hiisetav. IHtnp at tali.
st. sui .oi tn Ui? up pasasagers tor North ssd Wwi
J. vi ie,,-. KY. HENRY Me'NRTT.
Oenersl aup*rtnt*ad*nt Oen*r*l l'**a*ag*r Age*t
NEW-HAVEN -* .Stoamew leava Peck-Blip
pier U H. ll. j at 8 p. Ht *a! il |_ m ,_uuciaya -acuaT*
ed), -tenters arrive la mas mc iet.yt.iioi aoru sad tait
Bteombffott ano tailrog tm.
BAY LPNE ta OLD POINT_COMtGBJtn
MotvrvLAU va., aaa eoum
Lvav* via Penn H. R- 4 JO p. a. Parlor *-_. to BUB*
more, thence palace Helm*.*. a^rjMjri Ol ? Jomt ti
? Ulla, Norf-dic 9 am. H. TVlCOkFlliWB
Oen'l Pa*a Agent, 817 Broadway, BY T,
BOSTON, PROVIDENCE anti EAST,
Via STO.al-tGTON UNI
lnsl.e Route at Lowest _ -
Bteimer* l?*ave new pier 38 N. IL, oe*
Ca,, .1 sr, al 5:0') p. n, dadr. except Sunday.
NEW-rORK, ONTARIO AND WE8TSRM
i'.Aii.w Ai.-iiajti* ,e*vs tren l*tria* at Wast saw
aad .la; ara. a* follows:
West 42d-st. 7 :50 a at: Jajr-st,, 7 30 a Bt, tor M-f*
flerown, Faiishoro. Monw**|lo, ufcerty. WHioe, MUa
T-sorw i-h r-tta*a. florrie, Oneida, Pul'-Mi. 0*W*fOa BaOaM.
DerraVt Chicago. Wallkllf V?ll*y polata
'V-st 4J4-iC. 4 io p. m. JaJs^'Tse ,. sa. for Ml!.
dle'own Elienvllls Wallklli Valley Dd nt*.
Welt 4.1-l, 835 p. et; J-Fit.TilO p. at, Bolly MB
Middletown. Falisburg. Liberty. W*l*aa, Nerwl?_. Onida*
0*wer,. s.ispi*nsion Bridge, fverenitTOhtearn. Bl Loelfc.
age* 81**p*fB io Niagara Palls. Reclining Chair Cai
tere ta ftoeheeter.
Pullman sleeping-car berths teaerv*! as BOT Rroadway.
Time-tabu* tickets, ta, at 207, 807, 844. 1,888 Broads
war. 737 6th-_va, 184 E**t *<_6ti. *t, 884 Wtot l__Ul-sk_
New Toro. J. (i ANDEBBON, ii. J! a*'***'
18 Exehaage Plae*. N*w-Y*ttt.
S
HORE LTNE.-AU Rail Route for I-ootaa.
Newport and ia* East Express lea voa Urwi ua*
lia. -ii .ru, at o a. iu. and 1 p. lu. Liu-Ked L_yr*#. aad 8
new Lap;..sa train at 4 p. au, eieepl Sunday. rmi Eas
pr-sa at 11 p. iu. dally. Palac* Park_r-e__r* or ?-??'ya-g
e*rs to destination._
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.
N. V. c. a H. B B. CO, larnook
Train* leave Weat 4-d-su aurion a* foi lows, sad 80 B-BB-BB
earlier from foot of _ay.lt.. North River.
I a-iruit and Chicago *9:5Va. nu, *,tf;00. *8:13 0. at
Ht. lar.us, "6 00 'STSn. m.
-I r ii-.. , Buffalo, I'.acuesrer. susuensioa Brldga, NtaSMM
Falls, ll: 13. ?!) .15 ?. m.. *rt:e)0. '8:11 0. nt ^^
Ufloa, 3:16. -9-5I. all 30 a. m.. "COO. ?**:l? p. aa
K1n.at.1n, sm.erties, Ctukili. Albany. 3:15. Til!. *8iM
nil..) a. m.. ?4a*), *?:oo, "8:15 p. m.
Cranston's, Weat Point, Cornsrell. Newburg. "3:15.*7:1*L
?BtSS, lOrLI. e?ll:30 a. m. I4:'K) 4:10. 5:00. *_!._. Bili Bl at,
! and *-:e>0 p. m.. Cranston's. i*or*w*ii. Ysw'-iar*.
For Montreal anel Cana U Hast, *600 0. nt.
Hamilton. London. *".':.1.1 a. nt, *6:00. "HTS > aa T*ro?*a
I 18:56 a. m., 10:00. ?8 16 rv m.
Elegant sleopui. oars for B'tfTaio, NU vari Pella D*tr?l
Chicago ani sr. Louis.
?Dally. I Dally e.cad! Saturday. Oth*r train* dally exe***
Baador- -t.i. Lews .?rs*v cur, P. R. R. Hutua. *li.*_
a. m.. (3:4011. m.; Hobekeu. Weat Shore Statioa, ell. 30 a. aa.
iSiBOft m.
For : ck ta. timauble*. parlor or sleeplag oar aoooeaesoda
tiona or Information, tppiv ai iHo**. Brooklva. 881 wast*
Ington-at, 7:30 Fmt'in.at., Annex OfBr* fost of FtlUa-st.
New .York city?38S. 733. 942 Broadway. 163*s ?*W*rv, l_
Park i'll-", sui I vv?st Skor* tUUoas. foot of *V?sil_eV*t.
foot ol Jar st.. N. R. CF. LAMBERT,
J, Vanderbdi-ava_a*noral Fa?ager A|*al
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
_ v ?Tra!** leave froi* C-snobers-et Station w*sk day* tot
Enrleweod, ."eoaflv. (-'lotter. Soarktll and Nyack 5 30, 7rlKL
8:20, 9 8<> aud 11:1.0 a. m.: 115. A- 30, 4i00, 450. 5;2*. 5:40.
6 40, 8<)0. 10 30 p. ri., 12 naid*tght. snndava. 7:00, 8:50 a aa.
4 and 8 p. mi. l-er N'uiii'l, tjprinx Vsilev. Mensay and Taits
min, week days, 7:00, 9:50 a. nt, 4:50, 6:40 a. ia Saadajr!
d.50 a nu. and 6 p. tu,
ERIE RAILWAY. Ticket Officeo, 401,317,
711 and 'at, 1 Broadway. l'-_ Beweiy, ls7 West-st,
1 Btilery Plaoo, Chaenbera - reol and 23d Street ferrie*.
Naw-York; .1.1 and 333 Fultons-. Brooklyn ; 107 Bread*
way. Witliamaburg: corner Newark and flmlson au. Hobo*
ke*; '?-' vi "u 1 gewery sr., an I fc'e wHutiou. J .-teer city.
where Tickets amt Pirior or Bleeping Car reaervatleas anet
oreler* for cheeking an 1 transfer of bag rac* can be obuined.
Express trains leave'__<l-ai. 5 lulautea earlier than tim* ahaw?
fi om COBBI Bara Pkt local train* 6 to 10 minutes earlier.
U a. m. '-"imlays. Chain leers-st. 8; lb. 2_ '-st. 7.55 a. m)?Dar
Ltores.. Pullman Buffet Bra <iug-roein Coaeh** to Eu
mira, Harnell'ville, Rutfiia Pullmaa 81o*piag Co*c|
from Ii rue.lav,I e lu < in iniiatr.
6 p. in.-Dally -Chicago and HU Louis Limited," a solid PnIL
man train of Dav snd Buffet -sleopiog Coach** to Buttai*.
Ma-ar.i Falls, Corry, Maaeivilla, C'lnclanatl, Chicago eal
8l si-. Nei titra chars* fer fast time.
1 lilio p. m.-Dally Cfiica.* Express. Pnllman Ballet OlMpiaa
Coach** to Binghamton. Owe**. Elmira. Roohesrer. Bal,
fain. Jamestown. Youngstown, Cincinnati and ( hioago.
Ilut'ierfui.i uni I'aasalc?4 45. 7. 7:50. 10:3d a, m.; i'Jaooa
1:4.1, \3:10. 4:40, 6:10. 6:30, 5:50. 6:10, 6:30. 7:30, 9. 10a_#
p. m.; 12 night. A iso 10 Hutherf.iM ..'.<) a m.. V.'O p. nt;
to i'aasalc. 9 a. rn 5 p. m. Siiaelaya. 4:45. 8:16. 10.80 a ntl
12 aeon: 2. 4. clip), 7:.>o. a 1030 p. ot., li night
Pal-: ..,,) -I tu. 7.750, ll. 10:30 a nu; 13 BOOB: 1:40. S, 3:30,
A T,0, 4. 4 3'). 4:40. 5. 5:10. 5:30. 5:50. 6:10. 6:30, 7:3.1. 9.
10:30. 11:30 p. m.; 12 night. Hn niara 4 46.1:15, 10:86
a.m.; 12 rn,on: 2. 4. G 30, 7:80, 9. 10:30, 11:30 p.a.: 12 nigh!
Newark ml Paterson, via Newark?5 46, 8:50. *, 8. SO, 10:0a-,
ll: in.i. rs.: '.'. 3:30, 4 20. 4:60. 6 20, 6 50, 6;20. 7 30, ld
p. m.: 12nl?ht Seiuday*. 9a m.: 3:90. 830. 7:30p. **t
RI !"e wan ls r, ! SurTern-4:45. 7:60. 10:30 a ot! 1:45, 4. \
6.<0. k.80, 7.30. il. 10:3,1 p. m.; 12 night Also to mme*.
wari. - ;,i| j m.; 4:30. 5:20 D. m.: to ?'Bffera .1:80 a ra.
Sunday*, 1:18, 8.1_,_-*80* m.; 3, 4,6:30*. Bt: 12 sight.
New*ut_aei*i Cornwall-7:50. Hm.; 3:30, 4:3a 1:80.6:30
p. eu. suiuiays, 8:15 a. m.; 2, 5 p. m.
Warwick?Week dava. 9. 10:;t0a. nt: 4:60fa na.
Goshi:n-4 :45, 7:50, C 1%:30 s. m.: 8:30, 4. I =80, 7 -90,
! 1 li') p. m. Sundays, 4 :46, S :I5, 10 :80 I. m. ; 6:80,
II :30 p. m.
Middletown an 1 Port Jervl*?4:45, 7:50. 9. 10:80 a ta.; kUk
?i atn. 5, 7:30, 11:30 p. m. Sundays. 4:46. 8:15,
10:80 a. ni . .*, fl 30. 11 :30 p. m.
Eipr. as trains fr*ru th* West arrive In B*w-York at 1:99,
10 55 a. m.. and 10-5 p. nt . _ _._?__
R. H. socf.F. * LP. FARMER.
o*nertl Manager. General P*_?Bg*r kgBBt
J^EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
PASSENGER TRAIN, lea va toot of Uurtlaadt ead
Desbros_cj SW. as follow* :
7 a. m. fur Cata.auqua and Intermediate polata
8 am. fo? Geneva Lyons, Elmira Roche*'er, Buffalo
I and the West and principal local pointe Chair car ta
Wilkesbarre.
1 p. m. for Tunkhannock and Intermediate points.
Chair car to Tunkhannock. Connection to Reading sad
Harrisburg.
3 40 p. m. for Pittston and principal lataroediato
points Chair esr to Pittston.
6 ?_*? p. m. for Copley and Intannadlat* pointe Omw
neetlnn to P.ead'nR and itSrristmrg. Cti?ir c?r to Umlar.
6:50 p. m. for Geneva Lyon*, Elmira Roc heater, But*
tale, and the West Pullman Bleeper te Lyona
8:15 p. m. for Lsurays and intermediate polata
Trains leaving at 8 ai. m.. 1 p. nt and 3 40 p. m. *ea?
nect for all points In Mahanoy and Ilaaieton ca-tl r?gtonas
SUNDAY TRAINS.
s :u nu fur Mauch Chunk, Haaletoa and MSBBMMBBmt
point*. ,
6 r_0 p. m. for Coplay and intermediate polata
6 60 p. nt for Geneva, Lyona Elmira, AoehaiHOi
Buffalo s'"t 'he West Pullman sleeper to Lyona
General Eastern Offlce, 235 Broadway.
QElfTMAL KAI .ROAD OP NEW-JERSETi
FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET, NORTn Bi VEIL
lime Tsble of December 0. 1887.
For PHILADELPHIA sud uii-...,a.\, Bound Brook
Route," at 4. 7 :.10, 9, ll a nu ; 1 :30, 3. 4, 630. 7 AO, li
p. nu 8CNDAYS at 4, 8:46 a nt ,' 5-JO, lip. at
i rains leaving at 4, 7.30, ll a nu. 1 30, 4. ! :30m
7:30, 1- p. m. have connection for Reading, Harrisburg,
Po-ts ville etc., 4 a m. for Eaatoa, BeUtuheat AUsetewa.
Mauch Chunk, Reading, UarrlsburB, ito. Oa buuday fol
i ..-??in.
7 and 7 :30 a m. for Flemington, Easton, Bethlehem.
Alb'iirnwn, Mauch Chunk.
8 :30 a m. tor Flemington, High Biidg* Branch. Emt*
ten. Bethlehem, Allentown. Mauch Chunk. Wllkcsbarta.
Scranton, Reading, Harrisburg, Potuvllle, Taa_Mt_-g
Sbamokln. Sunbury, Lcwlshurg, Wllllamsport
1 p. m. for i? .-ii.le,g;on. E_.s'."U, llcui.cucuj, AllentOWBe
Munch Chunk, Reading. Harrisburg, etc.
3 :45 p. m. for Easton, IfsiOJCHasi Allentown, Mauca
Chunk, Wllaesbarre, scranton, i'tmaajua, Shamokln.
4.30 p- :... lui . li-n.liiguiu. High Bridge Branca, Eas*
ton. Beihien-m. Allfnuiwo, Beading. Harrlibura ate.
6 00 and 5:30 p- m. for Somerville and k Urning toa.
6:45 p. m. tor Easton. Bethiihem, Allentown, MsocB
CheiuK. ere. fin Sundays at 6 30 p. m.
4 00. 8 11. ll lb a. eu.. 1 ioO. 4 .00, 4 30, 1 15 D. Ot I
I. n ii days, 0:80. J :? 0 a. m- for Red Bank. Loni Branch, (AM
v. F. ..._ /?_._l ...-...?? _.... . _e_>, U/Jnl I'laaaisnl
bury Park, ucean Grove, except Stt' wi). Point Pleasant.
t A 'teAKKW""
r ,7"*ii,"for" aTlaVsIc CITY, Vindana*
4, 8 115 a m.. 1 :00. 4 JO P* nt A LAKEWOOD, lom!
River. Parlor Car. it LOO and
4 a m., 1 ,i u* for A
Bruin 'ou. Parlor Cars ?t 1
alu' "ni. Parlor Car* ?t 1 p. m.
4 00. 6:00, S 15. Uni, 11-46 a m.. LOO, 4, 4 30.
8 30, 6 15 p. m. sundays 6 .00, 9 a nt (or Purth Ambor
4, 8 15, ll :15 a m., 4 40 p. at tor Monmouth Baa uh*
Seabr'gbt. Highland Beach.
VORWICH I.INE.-Favorite Inside Balta,
Al . . ? . reduced uj Huston, 13, Aorc*suir, 08 601 *or
wich. 11 ?'??'; New London, ll 40- Corresponding reduction
to ail polnta East. Steamer* CITY OF WORCEtiTiuB,
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY OF LAWBENCEJaavO PtaB
: 40. N. a, at 6 p. m. G. W. BRADT, Agt
i TiOSTON" via FALL RIVER LINE.-Only f}9
1' for nrst-clas* limited tickets. Reduction to N*w,
pori, Fall Rtt-i and all other polnu Steamer* PILGRIM
and PROVIDENCE. Leavo Pier 28, N. R.* loot ol
M'irray-.st., it 5 p. m. dally, Sunday* Included. Con.
nee tlon by Aline, boat from Brooklyn at * 80, Jere "
j City 4 p. m. AN ORCHESTRA ON EACH 8TEAME
| Tleklta and stateroom* sccuied at principal tranaftr ?
< tick'-t oflices, it office on Pier 28, ind on (teamer.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
ou and afier FEBIt ARV 6, 1888.
("RAND TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTH
Trains leave New-York, via DesDrosses and OorlHaH
Street Ferrie* as (ollowi:
Harri.ourg. Pittsburg sud tbe West, with Pullmaa Palace
Cars attached, 8 00 a m., 7 and 8 p. m. dally. New
York snd Chicago Limited of Parlor, Dining, Baioklaa
and Sl-eping Ve.tibuied Cars al 8 :00 a nt ?very day.
Win au.sp.it. Lock Haven. 9 UO a m., 8 p. ra. ; Corry and
Erie at 3 p. ut, connecting at Corry tor Ti tu* villa Pet
tn,|eii,? Centre and the Oil Region*.
For Lebanon, tt 00 _. m., 3:20 p- nt and 12:16 night
For Norristown. Phenlxvllle, Potutowa and Randing..
6.20 and ll :00 a nu, 1:00 and 4 00 p. nt Baturdaji
only, 8 :eii p. m. Sundays. 6:16 and 10 00 a at
Baitimeirc, \v_ lu ul'Iuii and the south, -tamiiaia WashiBf***
lou Expr*--s" of Pullman Parlor Cars aa! P?ansyiy*oTa
R-ilu at Dining Car, lacy, uxoei-i Sun-Uy, 10 a at, ai*s
rive w wm un bu 8 88 p. m. aa1 dally, 3 40 p. at, inir
Washlni*iejn 9 ll n. m. , regular at 6 20. 8 00 and 8 Sll
a m., 1 :00, 200, 4 30 and . 00 p. m., and 18 'lVaiikt.
trsundsy, .i 15 and 0 :00 a m., 4 .0 and 9 00 p. al, aad
13-ia night I
For Atlantic City, 1 p. nt week-days (through Pallor Cot).
For is,.- May, ll 10 a ut week-dan* Saturday! Oaijfc
I p m.
Long Branch, Bay Head Junction and inte.medlau stat
Hons, via Raliway and Amboy. 8 :10 a ot, 18 aeon*
-3 :40 nnd 5 p. nt On Sunday, 9 .43 a. au and 3 p. ma
(d" nor -top at Asbury Psrkl.
For obi Pom' and Norfolk, via New-York, Philadelphia B
Norfolk us,l road, 3 p.m. every day; via Bal Omore aad
Ba) Linc, 4 30 p. m., WMk'daya
Boats of - Brooklyn Anne*" coanact with all Umaga
t s.i a at jr-,rV City, affording a ?peedy an! 41 reel
transfer for Brooklyn travel.
Traill. iiiiiB hum ctitsouig. 7 :10. 8. ll 30 a at. T
te :33 p. m. dally, From Waahlngtoa aad Bal Uar
6 20. 6 50 a ut, 1:20. 3 20. 3 M. 4 00. I 60, (
and 10 35 p. m. Sunday. 6 20, 1.50 a nt. I -84 I
8 :20 ar.d 10 35 p. m. From Philadelphia 8Mi 9
b .0 7:10, 8, 0:20.' 9 alO, 10.IS._U JO,
II ".0 a m.. 1 20. 2, 3:20, 3 3ft 4:30. 5 :|d 9 tp, T,
7 "20, 8 50. 0 :?_'). ? aft, 10 -31 a m. *n! 18.80 al|hV
Bunday. 3:30. 0 20, 6 50, 7 20, tJMO. 1_86. 11:88
a m.. J 20, 6 'AA 7. 8:0V 9 20. 8:86, 10-86 p. aa
FOR PHILADEIaPHIA.
lutpre?s Train* Uavi Tm:alora, vu Dcabnwsea aad OK*>
lundi street Ferries, aa folio wi: -...l*.-..
6 120. 7 ._o, o. '.'. VJ, vhicsgc' Liautod ind ia WuU_a?toa
Limited, LUilna Cars), and li* J8-'??.*? *'*?>*l*if?'
6, e. 7, 1 and fi p. nt lad 18-16 alght *<?***+
tlon, 8 .30 and ll 10 a m.. 4 :40 aad T P at, 8'-*ad*ir|?
E-pre?i 6*16, 9 (6 Limited) and 10 a av. 0, 4 -30,
8, t 8 ?nd 9 p. m. ?nd ll ll nllht
Trains baaing Sew-York daily. ?xo*pl AoUkft kh 8._8.
10 and ll :.0 a. nt. 1, 8. 4. 8, ?> ot. HJIH..J_?_? ??*
6 p m. on sundata eon nee I at Trentoaipr1_??????
Rsi'.ii*'i.f, trains leave Brwtd 6ireatl ?*eUftf. twi?^i*il?
12 Ol, 3 :20, ? 05, 4-4* 6 48. 8:88, 1_**S i'.MX
5 30 8 40Tl atti li :16 a ?7ff'!a*_tarT__!T?
Dining car. 1 :14 an! 6.48 P* 3kh li 41, 8 49, I 88, is
6. 0. 6 35 7.lt 6 19 ul UKI a Ol 8?a*_y.
1. .TH. 3 _0. 4 04. 4 :40. 1:35 8 :3<T I 40 a at. lTidlj
3 :30 (4 160 Limited). 5'28, 6 36. 7 :12 aad 11 :lt P. ot
L*?a* 1-hil.deipbu. vi? c auadtn. 9 00 a at aad 8 48 a ?
dully, evcepl Sunday.
TlcKet urhces. csu. 435 and 844 Broadway, I tAUO
House, s Bauery Plac* and foot of Dre brea*** aa! OHO*
lindi au ; 4 Court st-, and llrookl/a Ana** Btauea, Hil
td Ku!i.,n-st.. Hroc.iyni S'aUon. J*rsey City; IwMlBTaal
TI'i'S' Oflice, Caati* oarden.
Th" Now yoi k > lanafsr Cortpaoy will *eU tor ia! iBmB
t*AM*A* trout kotel- sad midiOMO. _ ?
CHAS E. t'i Ga 1. r\ WOOB, _ &
j-- ClairolUmatmi *mm BotmmtTtmrt**??-*

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