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LORD ROSEBERY'3 "PIT-V
ii.
A WORD ABOUT THE ATTHOR AND HIS
STYLE?; WITH EXAMPLES-HIS ES1T
mate of nrr.
London. November 26.
Thla is Lord Rosebcrys tlmt hook. and it ls a
remarkable lirst effort in authorahip. He is
fort*.-four years ol.l; just twenty years older tlian
1 HM when lie Invamc flMfl Minister of Kngland.
The niere numlier of his years makes the faet of a
tirst book MMtkfll*. Omt\ tte clrcumstance. of
I.is MMM a-id M tlie surprise. For although IMl
?eeaMey is aml has lx*en tt grcaf reader. his reatl
ing has not ha.l literature as its chief aim. His
Him seems to have lieen p<.litic?. to whieh
literature has been but the handniaidcn. _cw
Englishmcn know more of the political and
diplomstic hietory of their country: or of those
perioda whieh interest him. Such practic.
as he hae ha.l in the use of words has
been. for ll.e most part, either coll.M,uiul or
oratorical. It is not * training whlch would or
dinarily lit a man to write a good liook. Much
i ani_t l* allow.-d for natural ftffc. much also for
that fulness of mind whieh cotnes from any sort
of reading continuously followed.
But, as La F.ruyere said. it is a trade to make
% book, as it is M make a wsteh. It requiree.
theiefoi-e. an apprenticeship. V.ati would not ex
pect a man who had not l>een tatight the mystery
to m.ke a good watch the firet time; even tliongh
he had earried a good one all his life. Ii would
have technic.il faults? and so has Lord Ros-.'hery's
liret book, thoiigh it goes much better than a lirst
watch would. So far as style is concerned, it is
ln many respects excellent. It is not always
eorrect, but it is often pictureeque, forciblc, co
pious.. lt. la even too copioys at times. His
rlietoric lias some of the exuberance of youth ; is
sometimes riot.uis and untamed; the steed runs
ftwriy wtth ibs "rider; MaM often when he motints
a metaphor.
These are faults on the right side: whicli a
more frc .uent usc of the pen will eorrect. But
flPMfl Latd B_-8~.IT is at his best it is aslonishing
how good he is: how well he writes; what a
vocal.ulary he has, and with what, oriyinalily
nnd foree ho so u*-cs common words as to give
tbeni a new siirniflcance and effect. If he has
not training, he has instinct. He has a swift
perception of the value of phnu.es, and he has
s-o much to -*ay that he cannof help saying it
well; a paradox, perhaps, and not of uniyersal
application. His si?eeches show him possessed of
n dangerous reatliness of ri*t<?rt; this, tfl a printed
l/4K)k. natiirullv tuk.s the form of antithesis oj:
ef epigram : in whi.h lu* is often extremely happy.
I would take as a good instance of Lord Rose
hery's power ol expres-ing character in a few
strokes his chanicter of George Third, nnd eon
trr_t_t it with Sir George Tievelvnn's in his " Early
I.ife of Cbariea James F<>x." Now Sir George
Ir.-velyan from his youth upward has hail a pen
m I.is hand and every MfltCflM in his elaborate
portrait of tlie King whom the good American
instly dctests laetravs the practised hand and the
touch of a master of the art. It is more brilliant.
for more elaborate*. than Lord Roselaery's; a liner
pictnre; BM perhaps a laetter portrait The
younger writer hus seize.i the essentiai fcitures, tl.e
things that are chnrncteristio and desciiptive.
What more does one need? Yet one reads
Sir George Trevelyan's for the pleasure of
reading it, and with coiigtant and conseious ad
miration of the craftsmanship. But open this
little book of Lord Rosebery's where you will.
you come upon phrases whicli are flashes of light.
"The vapid virtue of Rockingham"?there ie
Rockingham Ifl two words. ."Tlie dull clumb
duke,"' of PortlBfld, depends. perhaps, too mu.-U
on alliteratn.n, bflt the etl'e.t is gained. Tlie
"scowling hyjioerisy of Thurlow"" __. almost photo
graphic. Slielburne has never been betler hit off
than in the remark that " his good faith was al
ways exemplary, but always in need of explann
tion." That is but the snmmary of a long
analysis of Shelburne whieh exhil>it6 the atith ,r
in one of his best moods, using his material as it
has not been used before, and clearing up tlie
mystery of Slielburne's oharacter and career. The
eomparison of Fox to the l-crman Apostle of Hght
and frcedoni is au instance of nudacity justified
by 6ticcess:
" With his passion, his power, his courage, his
openness, his flashes of imagination, his sympathctic
errors* above all hls supreme humanity, Fox was
a sort of lax Luther, wltli the splendid faults an.i
qnalitirs of the great Reformer." <
On the 4ither hatnl, I will eite as an example of
Lord Roselaery's failures a pBMBM whieh one of liiss
panegyrists?aml he has panegyric in the press
without stintr?eites as a success?nay, as not un
worthy to rank with the elTorts in this kind of Lord
BeeMMflflH himself. Still sjaeiking ..f Fox, he says
that " he ehanned equnlly tlie affections ol <'ar
lisle and Fitzpatrick, tlie meteorh; mind of Burke,
tlie pedantii; vanity of Parr, the austere virtue
of Horner, and the hedgehog soul of Rogers."
That is* lah-,red and nionotnnous in mcthod. Hc
has put forth all his museular power, but he
leaves his reader on the eartli. It le not unworthy
of Lord Beaconsfi4-l.i, beflflflM Lord Bcarvonslield,
also, had many failures. A more generai com
IMirison between Disraeli and Lord Rosebery might
Ih* set up and pursued in some iletafl. It
would be interesti'i", bat tlie utility of
comparisons Is dubious. and tlie business in
hand does not require it to Ik* done.
Different in manner is the device by whieh his
d.votion to parliamentary life is impressed on the
reatler.
.' He went into the House of Commons as an
heir cnters his home; he bieatliod in it his
pative atmrasphere? lie had, indeed, hroafhed no
(tber: iu the nursery, in tiie 6choolroom, at tlu
I'niversity, he lived in itw temperaturc; it had
l*-en, so to e|aeak, ina<le over to hiin as a l)e.|uest
by its unq uc.it ioncd master. Throughout his lifi*,
fr4.rn the cradh- t4) the grave, he may lie said to
have known no wider existence. The objects
and amusenients that other men seek in a thousand
ways were for him all coneentrated there. It was
his M-MmBj his stud, his dice-lnix, his game
pi-eserve; it was his ambition, his library. his
oreetl. F4ir it, and it alone, had the consuminate
t'hatliam traine<l him from his birth. No young
Bflflnibfl] was ever more solemnly devoted to his
country tlian PM to Pttrliament."
Different again the line image he ha_s found
for Mr. l-lailstone's oratory ? " those rolling an4l
interminable _K*ntences whieh come thtindering in
mighty MMMMM1 like the Atlantic Wllfl on the
Biscavan coaat." His humor he has kept for
the most part in strict eeflMaL It breaks out nt
times in spite of himself, as in the pBBflflJB on
the patronage of Inilia: " Wielded hy DflfldM
in dexterous combinatlon, he so arranged it, no
doubt for the mutual lienelit of Uoth, tlnra hlie
Eastern Empire of wliich he was the trustee
should be enriehed by an increasing immigration
from h_6 own Kingdom of BflBtiM-l."
That is .|iii.-l enoug't t<a 8IM8XJ Scotch eriti
ci-sm entiril.v. Mr. G-8-_dfl6MB incliided, for Mr.
Gladstone's perception of a jokc is slow and
B-Idona.
lt mav I?e ?aid of l.ord l.osebery thnt his
spirit is broad. catholic IM) but tlie very flrst
BBja shows how sharp are the limiiations upon
thia catholic spirit. Filt was born in I.S*. tlie
year, observes Lonl xmmmmMtf, that pradflMd Burns
and Wilberforoe : and he adds: "None, perhaps.
has given us nar_e_ aa honorod and clierished by
the huniiin rar-r.'' There speaks not only the
Briton. but the dweller north of the Tweed.
It would seem thal even au ex-Foreign Minister
has to Ih* reminded lhat ihe htiman nuyc d4>ea
not consist 4-niirely ol Englishmen and Scot<?!.
n>en. Pitt. Burns, Wilbcrforce?what proportion
flf the human race w.aiild sdeet these three to
honor and cherish above all others!' l'itt was
and is hat'-d Ifl France more than all other English
men put together. 1 lu* splendid servm** ,,.
Willx rloi'e to hiimiinit.v ii'-ver won outside of
Greut Brifain nnd Ami-rii-a their full ^meed of
reoognition. Burns. beyond tlie eaine geographical
apheir, is uuknown, ox most imperfectly known.
6vea to those who know Euuliah literature; whieh
doea not always imply or includc a knowledge of
Scottieh literature. But the Scotch cnthusiesni
for whatever is Scatch, though not critical, is
ilclightful.
iMM i-oiriTs of literature are, no doubt, more
interest ing with reference to the author than to
the subject of this little book. Style, workman
ahlp. all kinds of literary felicities are subsidiury,
from one point of view, to tlie main question
whether this is a goinl account of Pilt ; BMB
tlie NflMf will tiigl in the*' IM pages what he
has a right to expect. It is not much to say
that it is the ?>cst- biography of the great Minister
to be had within the same composs. There is
no gooil biography of Pitt within this or any
other compass. Toailinee is all but unreailable.
Maeaulay's is,?well, Maeaulay's; rcadable, no
doubt, but the pamphleteer ever visible in it.
Stanhope's Life is a painstaking performance, and
one of the dullest books in the world. Style, or
the want of it, has much to say, after all; it is
bceause Stanhopc cannot write that you cannot
read what he has written.
I_ord Rosebery had a clear fleld. He entered
upon it ln a spirit of deep entliusiaflni. Pitt Ls
to him a hero, and his study of him, though tlie
effort to be. historical. to t* critical, to bc judieial,
is maintaine.l throughout, is, on the whole, a
Iiafl6g.ilII J he Hnal chapter on the Character
and Position of Pitt Bays, and says extremcly
well, nearly all that can l)e said for him. It is
an estimate and a eulogy. It is right that it
should be both. The world never makes too much
of ite great men; of ita really great men. It
cannot read or write too much about them.
" What is the best lcsson for youth T* asks some
one of an anonymous sage.
"The life of a good man," answered the anony?
mous one.
"And wbat is the next best?"
"The life of a bad one."
It is Goldsmith who reeords the saying. As Arte
mtis Ward's stranger observed of the whiskey;
some biogrophies are better than others, but all
biographies are good. Lord Rosebery has made
Pitt * living figure; a human being. not a mere
catalogue of qualities. His entlmsiasms and pnr
tialitiee have never led him into a conscious in
sincerity; he has not wi!fully suppressed a shadow
aar softe'ned a harsh fenture, or passed an error in
silence. Ue has paintetl him as Cromwell wished
to bo painted, with the warts and sears an4l red
ness of face thnt belonged to the great Englishman
of the Seventecnth Century.
It is, I siippoec, characteristic of the period in
whieh we live, and of the party to wliich Lord
Kosebery belongts, that he should lay the founda
tions of PIM_ greatness in peace, not in war. If
he fnils any where to do him justice, it is as a War
Minister. That Pitt shrank from war, that thir
teen years of war should have ended Ifl Austerlitz
and the collapse of Inith coalitions against Napoleon.
that he shotilil have rolle4l up the Map of Europe
and lain down to die in despair. worn out with a
Mflk too gigantio even for him?all this does not
prove that he was not a cnpjible or even a great
rulcr in stormv times. Against tlie TOtMflk forces
whieh Ihe French Revolution enllel into play,
.. .linst tl.e all hut incomparnble genlus of Napoleon.
Pitt dM what a Statesman could do. But against
viupiditv the Qada tl.en.selves light in vain.
The crowned allies of England on the
Continent and their IObJbMM and the gen
erals of England were more than a ni.-itch
f,.r anv ?Mtd-M-Mtl-p or any constancy whieh 1 itt
could appOM to them. He had no geiierals, says
|,is biographer. and he tells a story wl.ich is among
the laest of its kind anywhere to lae found.
-I know not," saiil Lord North, when a Lst
of offlcers was submitted to him for the commands
in America. " I know not what; effect these nanms
may have on the enemy, but I know they make
me trcnible." , .
**? with Pitt, he adds. " He discovered the
enius of Wellington. but did not live to proht
bv it Hc was obliged to employ the Duke of
York, or, as Lord Gienville said, ?some old woman
iu a red riband.'
Ha had Nelson by sea, but whom elsf?
Pitt was not t'hatham, says Lord Rosebery.
It mav be admitted hc was not. Two Chatha.i.H
in the same century imply a creative effort whicli
Nature is not eager to make But why compare
father and son ? Why not take stoek ol 0#
abilities and the afhievements of each. and let
each stand bf himsell ? It is possiblc
t0 do justice to each without exalting or
belittling the other. "From the time that war
was declared," says Lord RaMbMJ. "the guidano;
of Chatham would have been worth an army.
(irant it: tlie same or a similar thing was said
of Napoleou-tliat hia uppcaranco on tbe fleld ol
battle was equal to a mnforccroent of 40 000
Mfl. Why then turn roiiml on your army '.' ?1 hy
h.iy. "No country eeflld attord the co-'ly aml
spic'ndid luxury of many Chuthiinis?" Aml why
weigh t'luitham and Pitt iu different BealBB, und
ileclare that " no country couhl have too nmiy
1 itt; the more she has the grealer will she bc":'
Ica.-c hath h -r victories no less than war, says
Milton. In these days y<m may yet hear BOBM
Manchester Milton screech out that the only vic?
tories worth having are the victories of peace.
und that tbe real strug_;!e between nations is
whicli can sell most gooils to the other. Th;,;
was not the t-piiit of either Cliatham or Pitt.
and the Pitt to whom Englund, the true England.
will ever be most jrrutcful, is not the c onouiist.
not tlie li'iancicr, nor the onitor_-hini least of all
let us hopc-but tlu- Pitt who organized Efllflfll
against tlie French Kevolution, and against I-onu
parte, aml wh.,, if he could not make Europe
aatC herself, did himself save England.
Lord Rosebery knows the history of the Pitt
period. aml he has written beciiiiw. he has read:
not rea)l in onler to write. Ile moves ju-t, as
cus-ily amid th<- .Mini*terial intrigU4*s and politi. il
complications of 171* 1 as <>i 1891. Hc il "(
curacy in the flesh: his judgnicnt may |B wrnng.
bat ins taete bm fi,(,,s- !I? mofmrno all tha
details with certaiuty; his narrativc BflWlI
snioothly: he knows the gossip ot tl.e paluc.-.
the iuside history of the House of Comnions, the
chat of the lobby, th.- chat of the diawing-roonn.
as well as tlie speccher. and state-pap-rs. It is
never ilillicult to follow him in the most ditlioult
BDflHlB-8 uf his story. Ea.-h episode. each critical
[.eriod. is dealt with clcarly. What, is to some
extent lacking is the power of groiiping flU
these det.iils into a whole, whieh again
la but another way of saying once more that this
is his flrst book. Tl.e book wants iitiii,**phere.
wants perspcefivc, wants that power ol projection
I.v whieh /rom be. inning to end all it. ligurcs
and events would fall into their rk'ht place and
appear in due proportion. Pitt is the central
figuri*. yet even Pitt does not UwflJPB detach him
tv\t clearly ttmt tlie crowd aml stand. as he
should, by himself. Ile is b?st wen at the cml,
Brtafl tlu- crowd l.as thinncd, aii<l the stage is
clear.
Finest of all the end <>f all:
" It was tbe low .,f his country that sustained
him through all. For lie mled during tl,<- BBB
vuLsioii ?l a new birth at the _n utest epoch in
history since tbe coming of Christ, and araa M
the whole not BBfflflB. t . it. There h't us leave
him; let others quarrel over tl.e details. From
the dea.i ei'-'hteent'i cen'ury his li;_ur.- htill __BM
us wilii a inajest.v of I '.nclim-Hs and counr:.-.
There may have bi-en nrn both abler aml grcnter
Ihan he, though it is flMMflJP to cite them: bnt in
all history there is no niiare patriotic spirit, BBM
more liitrepid, and non-* ni))re pure."
There is much more to Ik* said. but I Be not
wish to make the revicw longer than the book, aml
1 will tt4hl this only : That. I_ord Bm -U'l-.v in the
bnef and pitli*tic note wliich s'-rves as preface
has rightly (icscriln-d himself as sinc^rcly __M_tOM
to ascertain the truth. It se.>ms a modest aim:
it, is, indced, the highest, and the highest praise
of his work is that he hns attained to this bigm
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748-715 BBOADWAY, NEW-YORK._
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?y
ISAAC II. BRO.MLEV.
After-dlnner rhymes dellvorfd at BB annual dinner of
Uie New-York Yala Alunml At.ociatlon, January 13, 1S01.
at Dclmonlco'.. Bevlsed and freshciiod wlth iiot_-s by the
Authir. Pto.'u.ely and amu-lugly
1LLUSTUATED,
b?
DAN BF.AP.D and C. D. 01BS0N.
The book BBaMBM an __aBBfll t.-rtialt nf Mr. D.-ueir.
Hand.ome lintcd jiai>ei ; iwf.es a^out Sx'J lnche.; decorati-d
bo'.rd rover-.
BB-O-T about DF.CF.Mn_H 15.
Prlea, *1 I"- 8BfP, im-Uffc- paid OBB be ordcrcd
through any buMBBlllB <r tl'.r.-1 fiom the publl***?
TIIE RSPO__-IC IMM'.S..
&80-r?a8 r_.VBL.ST., NKW YOKK.
WIH'ITAKERS;
NOS | AND 3 BtBUS HOtSE.
OOB. 9T1I-ST. ANI. 4TII-AVI'..,
(OPrOSITF. -I.r.NMN'i'S.'' AND ______ TO "L"
station OP :<iiavk. boaDi.
You wlll Bad all the le.-l-i- |iiil~lc-tions tt th.- MBMfl,
a- aell M C-HbBdm .--rd.-. Doreltlrfl, toy.booka, ealendar*.
and manv oth-r tliin.s tln. nMke BBBiPMbM Kift' for
cultlvau-d people.
MAKK ynlll SELI- TIO.VS NOW, TO BB DI-XIV
ERl-.D LAT I.lt.
WIIirrAKER'S.
Jnstrnction.
For Y(iitii? [<B_ka fUjfi
ACI.AS5. IN I____a_TUf_K tor ladle-, with Dr. Dodge,
of . olumbia. now forniliifi at BKV. DR. AND MBB.
CHARLES I! UAHDXEK'B SCHOOL 007 Ml.-ave.
t\ECAEN-D'AUDirFRET 8CB0QL FOll UIKLS,
\) HO WEST S7TH-ST.
EnplUh. l>eiich. and Cjaaflteal DepartmeiiU:_
Mi-.-. ...Mti.M'.iis IcHoOL n.B _____.?Pmnarr
and adiauc-d. ClBMM for Boys. Miutary DlUl for
feuag Lndie., aml D.-l~arte C_nnna__ca._18 Eaat lllatHrt.
rpHE M1SS1.S WKEAKS. ._,,_, _...___
I Board'ae and Day gihool for yo-inc !?<_-? and chlldren.
nl-.h __nd--ry*r_-n._8" Eaat G8th-aL_
THE MISSF.S MOSF-S 647 Madlson-ave.
lioaidMB '??'' '"? * ***] f 7 Ycunf Ladles and
Lnlldron. Preuare. lor llainaid and ollu-r MOflflM.
*" Flt-hti. year._
Van s'oRMAX INSTITl.'TK (F.nir.d-. 1857)-Bome
Dav bcb-iol. Medal. Pana l.ipwaltlon. 1-H9. 280 and
_8" 7l.t-.'_ and We?t I'nd a.r. (ann?x a.ljolnln-).
au 7ibv?. _-? Mnie VAV N0I;MaV ftanmtU*.
Fnr Hciys antl Young Mon? City.
UHrt-BBSITf BEAMMBR SCHOOL, 1,478 Broadway,
near 4-d-at All denart.nenta.
M. M. HDBBY. N. C. HENDBIIKSON.
For Both .-.xos-aty.
Glltri'I,AR8 bMmMB, baM a.?-.??, .itr and couutry
s.ipplnd, 44ith eal-ful advlc. to parehta. BUUAli
10YK1EK1 . It.ok Building, 150 I'lf'.h.ave.. cor. 20th-?t.
afayei.t: sc inn u. ot lamouaof.s i_? Hftn
A ave.? 1 rrm - at _"y BMft Moil-rai.- raie.. i_.0.
Al.BA-jUY.Mi.ND_ 1'. A. DE TRAMA.-_t.nE. l'rlncl|^ls.
SHUH1HA.ND and Tri.F.WKITINa
ti.ornuaiilv taueht lu the iBartart timL MMlMa; tw-t v-t. n
and le->t iiisti-u.-tlon. 'lh,.-e month-, BiiO; olie month. 812
ani.kf.vv i. i.kaii \m t.i Broadway.
Si.Nl. maMI- lor tb* ?p-r.-,, rTiL-.tiitwr-' to
bllOilTHAND A.VD TYl-F.WHniN.. COIJ-BOE,
810 Broadway. N. Y.
Musical in ;r,!-? iion.
MK'fnOPOLITAN COLLl-OB i'F AlUSIC,
I.KADINU MfSlCAL INBTITUTlOB uF AMERICA.
PMflBdhfM teachete certttliate*. Kxanilti.-ra, Wllllaai
Mi?ii. Mua. Dor. A. 0. M . . -I Albcit >__. par-o.is,
A. _ M. Dudlc-v lluck, pre.ldent. H. ft. . alm-r. E.
Agrainonie, U. B. Shcll.v aud C. ll. lla?l..- ar.- amiii. the
dl~Uuifuli_ied m-u.l?-r~ of lh.- fac-ultv.
a naMia la aaaaa Baa *iih Bm c?iie?e u the ite. idrmee
Department for ladles. where puplis f>on. a d'sUnn- aiu a- ?
<ou.modat"d irlth board aod overy facilltv foi nractlce and
atudy._
PUPII.S ADM1TTKD AT ANV TIMK.
For Dartlculjrs .end for .',,11**.. Annual.
Addreas 11. W. OI'.KENF., Se-r-tory,
19 and -1 Eaat llth-.t. city.
For Vouns Laclien?Country.
EXCELLENT BCHOOL I >1| ?00X0 L.vDlf-Ji
AT LYMF- CO.VN.
I'ollafn preparalor> | lnoioi..h aorlt.
\|. . *l??? ll. .-,. ._IISV,0LD.
__"?'.' 4,?_ l.viii-v i'_nn.
LlVJN'Cf-tuN PAKK hlJ-INAKY. K_-i?-ai-? N. V -
Hotno OBBMB ?''thuui f.,r u.e tart, n.ai. ?gn.-i,.oi and
cuilure of vouiib' ladlna, lljth yrar br:lu> tieuL 10, lotti
Wrlto far Uhi-r-t .1 . t i ar Mis. ... '51. Cur'.U. Prln-ipal.
rvi"TA(:K.O.--Ht;Dso.V.--BBard_.g-BehBoi~ far twanty-lvs
la ?_rU. C_in_. B-.J AddreM ???".? aia
_IMOciEJIE BERTHOLF Prlktlpal.
U T. HILOA'S SCHOOL FOft OlilU, Morri?town
CJ Ne? --I---T. hr..i?r Junlor and I'rln.ary Denar_
bcuu. Tenaa fron ?.60. Clr?ulan an aiiplivailau.
Jnotrnclion.
For Boys and Young Men-Countrv.
HflBBtMOWl Ifl. I.) MILITARY INSTITUT-S.
1.11.1'T. T- "?' l.AM)4i\ '('..MM AMIANT.
?r.,.'uv oi- .1 vi ? s .ni.!.,....-.. i'*?u8n?ag_*,*_ 1_-__.
e?W ^rfe.tom-_-ir ffiSsffi
Arii-i..,.tlc._t-.. T ',_* h^-ti-iii. Ti.. -t'.it ii-l-ta-U ou .hurt
.-il.rriim ri"fVSTlTt'TE. Kr'-ehold. N. J. i -->t_ Tjar.
F'\\!;.'J. pr.^t'ou ? -iael-itr: bualna*.. high -c-aal
and .la_?l_al <''"""""-? _ -_-.
P-ni-.iHKIH'MK MILITARY* rKBllTUTE. Twenty.
0 ,?,V ,-,__?I'V |,-r.* fO- OOlUja, '1-1,'lltlllc sch.-ol.,
,__ -OI_U_- *Tb3k H-I-LAND. C. E.. Princlpai.
(avorUwin ? !_?" bbbb-L ______ fer iimmafd rlalaaaa
,??,. ni,.nt VSI) MII.ITAIIV A'ADEMV, WoKB-t-r.
T I.'*' --MBr Ter ? h'-iln- .Inn. 41b. (1:i?Mral. S-Irn
UM ipMi.e*? rrlmmy D-paitmenta. AMaUra ???"???
..rrfMi trninlna : home eotnfort-. I'.t oa ?wl vl-.l-.ar. tiie
K K,v?,/,'._ ___??_?Sc&ft alden shaw. a. m.
Miscellaneous.
ADVICE ABOUT SCHOOLS M- MBBlM ttee 10 par.
tnU. -Ute lo-ality. price d*red pupil'? -?- BBBBM.
W v huysmion. Amartcaa kaBaei uuram. 2 vv. l.ta ?..
.cactjers.
A MEP.K'AN AND FOREION TEACHERS' AOENCY.
A bJi'pli.- PioPcaois. foMlMra, TuloM _.v___e-?4_L
__.. to Coll'-ge*., Sehools aud Famlllea. Aply to
Mr M J. rOUKO-rULTOB. '-'3 Cnion Square. _
? ?"E_T TKACHEIU. aiipplicd for all bf-nche?. la any
li loc.lttv. NO FEE for re-lftr-tlon. lorm tor .atBBB.
1*. v. hi'Ys.soon. A-xrican B-hooi Boroaa. IW.limma,
FO-L A IMliVA-ft f L"-_?if, rfcommoi'.ded by well-kiiovm
_a?illl.-?. ar.d -p.H.H.v *?i.''?rul ln pr-laarlnjJWhl
i-ollrgf, _U,lr-* V;?I? ? I .ilvrslt.v, Hox 12. 1.2JH .ir,>>U?a,.
r"Fij_*OR_. Prof'i-oi-. Tr*. new, i>ovem__aea ol all
1 h__i.ci.--i ?uppl!?d ua unlvrsltlr-, voUffi, i-hools and
lamlllM). "..-..Ur. *ho*_ to por-nta.. Mfr-ern lUIWB
?laolcen MIRIAM COYRIERE, IM .V.h-ave.. um. _?____?
UNION TEACHERS' AQENCY auppilea aehooi odtcera
wlth fachrrs;, n-aehcri wiUi pwtionj. _
H. M. HARRIXHTUX. Prop.. No. 14 Fa-'t Hth-ait.. N. Y.
Dancing -.cabemico.
~\ _.EXANDElTMAC4iRE<i0lVS
A Mcndcli.sG.iii Routn-., i'.'8 W. ...ithit
Private le* .on*i_an.ij-_-__.e->Jn_dancln? every aay.
ERNANDO'S ACAr..MY, 16- Eaat H_Hl __?____
iow formln.. P'lvate lewona. any hour. AU tha new
and la-hiouabl.; dancea. tainrht rapidly. fe-nd for clf-Uiar.
T..__UU(iE PUDVVOIITM,
. (181 I-'IKTII-AVE..
daa? ar.d P'lvate Icmoii.
Men'n CBBBB r-ommencea Dee. 7Ui.
Ulnsical instrnments.
EMERSON.
Tho Emer-on I'lann 4'o. offer to M n?.*lr-lovInc public
thelr eelebrated Inotruinenta, uneurpaa-d la _nno, action.
reaonanea, ilna-ng qiuOlUoa, durabflltj aud worltmanshlia
(lt .,?.|, rnodertt. prleea aad tmy ttrrmn th.it do eaa ?m
,v,r r.-'ft i.'ircl,a*l?_r. Wrlt- r>,r llloMrated .malopie, or
call ?* St e_ __?? ?_H _____ N" "-' ____!_?_! "v;*r ""'??'.?
Schubert Piano Co.,
hi.i'-t prod.i.-t or AmerioaB Art i* now oRered at an ?__?
t,,.,.,, h low price loi ea*u or very >??< ? paymeata. Planaa
or Offaaa tak.n la ax-haafa Wrawiaaaa open untll
1 P '"' ?*. III IlKItT PIANO I (>.
Trmporary War. r,a;uu, _'.) tM>t H .Mr., BBBl tfaM Baj.
_~N ASSOK'I MENT of necondhand crand. iiprlfht and
A ?quar_ plano* ol our own _aal_.. in perfect conditloa
aud fully w.rrantod; also % number ot <"cond-h_nd planon
ol ou..-. iM.ii.u.Li.i mak.r? at v,rv iow p:lce?.
. WM. KNAHE . CO..
118 5th-ave.. i.eir I'Oth-st.. Neiv-Yorfc
tUintcr Ucsorts.
LAKB.VOOD, X. .1.
LAUREL HOUSE.
OV?.\ Ol TOHEIt TO SVEB,
LAUREL-IN-THE-PINES
Ull.l. OPEN OKC. 91.
The^e hou^ea have cvory n?d, ra lmprovement, aud ac
(on......tata vv.-ii aaadrad _aaM.
Wea4t.'rn Uul'.n Tcl>. iaph aud Long-Dlstance Tulephone.
l-'or terics. Av.. addre*H
Pl.l >IKK M POKTER.
THE AUSTilAL,
IMNE PARK.
Brent?voo<l. I.oi.n 1*1,..,,1. N. Y.
A modern hoi'l, .le^aiiily appolntcd. Otl.. elevator.
Opci. wcad tires, ittriTTi hut. Baaic room, bowimg _lley?;
..uperior wat. r aupply. P> t( ct saultary condition.; ?oll
dry aud aaudy; lial-amn aud plnea.
Traln. leav,, foot i?_a^t 3ltli-*t. f-rry a. 8 :?0 a. in.. 3 :20.
4:20 _ind 5:20 p. ni. .S'liidayn I a. m. 'Ihe 4:20 p. ni.
U u -l>'" I-I Braalwaad t-_.pr .->?, wlth par,or tai, arrlvln.
at5:r8p- "?_>v__n WMOMY. ?aaarw
THE LAKEWOOD,
LAKEWOOD. N. J.
tiecoiid Seaaoa
HOW OI?E.\.
Ifl TIIE MIDST 01' I'IN'K KOKESTS.
Pla7/..* l?.?;.,*? ,1 ,., _:'.-.--. aai -thlrd ol u nille ln extent.
Pur- drlnklnu ?aUr fron, ai-Mlail well. I'ATKX'C
VENTILATORa BUPPUT HUMI AIR 1 llROL'.iilOLT
TIIE HOTEL 8ASITARY AB-UNOE__.__lafT8 PER
I I , r. OPEN W()(JD I-'ir.l'S.
XO EVPEXSE HM* BEEN SPAREO TO MAKI
TIIE I.AKEHOOII TIIE -1IIEAI. WINTER RESORT
Ol' A1IERII A."
Koi tarma, ->:., addrcj*__TRED STERRY.
A PI.EASANT WINTER HOME
FOIt FAMII.IK-S AT ESl'ECIALLY LOW BATM,
THE ST. MARC, FAIRFIELD, CONN..
_ne hour ai.d t.venty BttBBM Irom New-York; sleai.i
hi-aud ai.d aawly appolnlcd. C'lrculars at Pond'a. 25
Uuicu laaara. Kaw.larB, m addraai
UEO. A. WELES. Proprietor.
VaH C60I-- INN. ROSELI.E. N. S~ ~
35 uluute*. L!iatr:y-?t.; 150 tralDa. New and __._?
claas. 110 to 81 o. Op< n all the vear_
tjotels.
EVERETT HOUSE,
l NION -M.tj_._U_.l-, V.
TWO DE81RABI.E -1 lll> OF V I'.V IMM I N'TS TO
HKNT F.MINi; Tlll PARK, A T REAhONABLF.
j ? 11 j ( |'. ?. J 4 a 1 IN_ 4_. WEAVI-.lt, Jr., & 44).
R., i i.i. i,i.N4'4iEN, Bmadaay an.l f?-J.l-?t.. Earopaaa
i,i-.ii. II,,.!*?? nev.lv decorated and fumtahed,
1* II. M...VN.N'. I'miirb-lor.
Stfiimhoiit-.
ALBANY BOATS.
i'EOIM.ES MXE
bt'.ini-r?. LiRI.'.V ani lal.A.N l.l.UMOXD liava old PM
41, N. ii., lool ....._.--.. ' very ?? .-..d.,. at o p. ..... -.aklng
dired coaneotioa ibundsiy* cxv.-pu-d), lor ALL i'olMs
NOIITU. EAii aud WE.T._
NORWICH LINE.
F_vu*.t6 IXblDfl ROUTE. .AKI._ R-U>UC-U>,
Xo NEW LONDON, 61.00; NORWICH, *1.25; W0RCJB8
'IER, 82.00; UU-'lO.X. 43 Oo. i orr.niwiad.ia.; r.-duc-ior. u>
all pointa l __i*l. BUaaKra leave l'.er 40, North lilv.r, next
? bove l/.-- i?_-.-..-*-*t. lit-rry, daily. __uuday_ ammXQtmB, xt, S
STONJNGTON LINE.
I.N'MDi. KOLTE. ALL FARE. Kl'DUd'-D.
nOSTON. B_. I'ltlll llli;*l K. J-J.-.J ;
W0iU_E__TER, 82.2*. _tta)..45M laava ir-v piei 36.
9. I>, o.ie La.o.k aUove Caual-at., ?. 5 P. &_.. daily, BIBapl
Baaa-f.
A'-oNLY ?3.0(1 to B08TON via FALli
? RIVEB LIM..-TI..- ino-t taopula, tiavel real. in u,.
world. tmtm r,-?.?l to all polnt*. St?_i__r< 1'iL.an.vi
aud l'LV.M,)! I ll iii ,o,i,ii,l_.loii. Leav,' I'l.-,- 28, N. R.,
ioo'. of Muit-jv--'.., . p. n... w.-.kdava ai.d fviiidar.. Con.
i _. t.ou bv Aim.x iioa'- fion. Brooklyu, 4 30 p. in. Jerkey
CltJ, I p. in._ __
V_" EW-HAV _X.-Ste_ni!*rs leave Fock Slip
ll [Maa 25, l'. R ) ai 3 p. n.. and 11 p. in. (Sunday. ox
,.|,'..rt . i.:iivii,q in tln,.- f-r iraltt* N. rtl, and 1- ,*t_
RA.MSUEI.L Line-Stri leave 1'ier 2*. N. _L.
fool Franx'.tnat.. (ea Waat Polnl. ('?! I bprlng. Comwail,
I -.i.kili I.i .d:..g. Newb'irg, A-ily 6 p. .... ; Sunday Un,
I^BOY BOATS.?g-MMBM Smtogi or City of
Troy lt-avo pier loot Wtr>t 10U.-*t. daily, except __AT
t iiday. o p. m. Ceaaaaa wiu. aaM toi North a..a
La-t. Sunday _la.,.". louchra at llbanv
p,\T>KI[.L. HUDSON, AND OOX-JACKIE
Vy' bo.itn laara daiij, daaday aaeapM iroiu Mai 33.
(oot ol .lay-?t.. N. (:.. at ii p. u,.. eeaaeeiloa _t lludaoa
with llo-.ou oii.-l All,any R. R. for ul. | .,,,(- F.aat
_.cci*il Xaliccs
NOTICE OF A^IONMENT.
tfOTlCE i* l.i-r. lay uun U.at .Inn .tinn St^-v.aid. n|
ti.f . ity ,,r Ti-Otou ln bm .-*u.t. ..r New^araajr, ,..i- ti.is
d_y mail,. au aft-.ti,,, ? i,t ta U.<- *..li*.-i iUr ?t l.l* .*(.,.? f.,r
tho .ipiai beneflt ,.r ui* rraditora, _,,,! that M -ald .-rvdi.
i.i, * muat .-vi.itiit iBair raapectlva elatm, undar oatla or
all,,,, ?!!,, ,. tO II,' * iba nl "-I-. at hln otll.-^ No. IM vn.ith
4 Unto. ..v,.nne, Tiaaiaa, Wea-Jataay, v>iiain tim-'- n,?.,Lii,
trui.i Uio ti ? t. I,. ,< tt.
Dat.-i OclaMt 17B-, A. I. I*:)!
>.l .il.i.i: U, WIIITTAKIU.
NoTIfETi) ITOLI >?!{_. ol BONDS oTthfl
Countv ..f \il.._'li'n\. I'.-i.i,*. Urn,,
The sinitini? l-N.iid Conimlaalo.en ?f u?. Connty of ai
legBeny. stat. ..f Peun->^aola. tn \..-.,.. ,,f Mi.rii.irity
-. ..!??' I Ii. ih.... I.v a.-t ,.f \.bl) *|i|,i i,i_ \o. .
1). Im,i:i ,l.i I,.-i.-I.v notlty Ihe l...l<l.-r- ,.r AI_!_I_it_iE_rY
i.n NTV COMPKOMISK BO.VDN ti.at bonda iiumb.-r-d
and dat.-.| a* f?ll..?i>. l? wlt: COITPON COMpa.iAi' **?
BONDS Noa. B__, :": i"i'.. J.IO. 84)5, lii.t :uT 848 34')
3A0, 3.1. 352. SS8. 851, 885, 850 -.Y7. al <> lt I.. i I ** I I ;i.i la
I'OMI'l.oMlsl, I'.'M.s Nn?. 321 .T-".' :tl7 H."M -4,?s i.i't
371, 3>t7. 1.17. 4(>H. I.'O 127. I IM. ..V... 534), ..ri.J. all b4 . ? l?_
-at.' of .laniMi. I. Ia<.i3. and iirjt,.rl..'< Jjiiuarv 1 11113
wlll Im- pa.,1 t.-t'. th.-r v.llh l.,t-rr-t, t,, ._aual_ I. IXMO.'
tipon pr>-*e..uMnii .a th.. i.rtltf of th.- Connty CooU-ller, at
l*'t'-l,,,r.- p.-nn., at wl.lrh tlme all Intrna.U ..., -.1. bond?
will cotua.
REUBE-f MtLLI'.ll
JAS. J. DOXN'ELL,
JAMI'.S A. ..Kll-'.K,
iiiikl-x Fund C'.iu-il. .luneri.
Hflilroa. 8._k__
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
THESTANDARORAILWAYof AKERICA
AND
The S _. enio Line to the West
TR.--.-S I.EAVE JITATIO.._. foot af
J>e.l>ro_?-? and < ortluudt Streeta.
aa loiiovt-.; -
On nnd a/trr Ihccinbcr lst, 1S91*
TIIE FA-T l.l-K.
BiOO A. .11.-Pullman V.-atibuie bi.-.m. and Parlor Cor?.
Arrive-. Cle.cui'id 1:28 ?*- ?.. Columbua 5-80 ?? m..
Jndianapolls 11 -10 a. M . Chl-__- 6._- P- _>?. and h_
Loula 7 :00 p. ni. next day. Connecta alao for lolcdo.
txcept Saturdar._
TIIK PKNNSW.VAMA I.l.-HT-O.
IOiOO A. BL -A... kA eauu-lvtiy oi Pu_u__ v-?-bu_.
Dr_wu._ a-d -Ute Room, _>le_>plug, Diuiax, Bl-BBjM
ui. i 0~aarva-8a Car-. pr.se-unif luianclai roporw.
aUiiOKi-K..-rs and lyuewrlters OaUirooma tot oou.
ics.., ladl.-s' n.ald, barW-hop, libriry and all the con
venlince. of home or o_k_ Llgbt d l.y .tallonnry _.d
movable electric llghts. Arrlves .'inclnnntl 0*0 ?. :>>..
Indlanapolla 11 :40 I. in., and Chlcago 9 45 a. at aaxa
**hJAH'* A>0riM'INMTI a*X***U*9X
_iOO 9, BL -1'ui.ma.. Vaeu_-_i ****.*** 1 *r; I{'^1(.J,*"(j
Yo._. ai.d Dinin. Car. from New.Y_r_ to _t. Loula and
Cln-liitiatl. Pas.enB.-r eoach Ne_York K> jColu_ibuj
Arrlvos Clnclni,aU?10:<5 a. m., nnd bt. Loula 7.-0
p. ii.. next diy.
TIIK .OU'IWHIAN KXPRKHH.
_iOO P. .H.-Pullman Veatlbule Siec-plnB. Dlnlng. BMflB
Ing. ai.d P.un.yHania lUllroad Veauouie 1 i*_mger
Coachea from Xew-York lo C_icae?- Arrlva. ia ___?
cago 3.15 p. m. next day.
THK HHMMH KXPKEH..
?"i.tuiS. Bt L_u .Chlcago, Clnclnn.ll, CMvalaad and
w..?pi,u i-iiiti.. Cif* N-w-York to Wiladalphia. and
Plttshur . I- lU-hini-.d and GM-fCe. A***vatt**?*S__T
land ll:io a. ?.. colunbua, IM 8 au CtoetaoaH.
6:30 p. m., ChlCBB- B 30 p. .... neal d.iy. M?; W"
7.00 a. ni. artood mornlng. ConnecU for BBBBB daily,
except Saturday.
PAOtllC BXffHOBBB,
M,nn i? IL-Pulln.an Buifet sici-uiug Car New-York to
l_,i Iko^ N>w-York to Memiihfs vla the.Shen.ndoal.
Vai.v- arrlvea weuk-daya at Columbnn 7:16 p._-.
CleXid -36 *_- n -t day, and ElTM &txmfa
7 00 _T m. ? econd BM8B&B- (W-ts for Toledo daily.
and for Cleveland and Columbua. - xcept SBtnrdBT.
3iOO Y. II. B-MMMMab Valley Lxpreee frlth ihrough
H-jtlet bleeper to New-Orleaua.
BALTIMOHK. WA. HINIiTIIN AND THK _OlTH
'?WH.hln.iou Liiuil-d Kxpre~~" M ****** _._y_______?
IS.4T*S c^.^SSiB_^_*^ifTS
?C__.reaa_lnalU_,??r4- SK JwBh ?????*
8:JU ". St. arr,4.; Wa..hii. gtoii83* P. M-. *******.*?.'
un_, 0-0, -00, 8:30 and 10) A M -.10, 4.30.
.00. and 0 00 i: M. ?nd.l-:?i,,i_^ d'a-80 A M
more only, 1 :00 P. M. Kundav U-15-and 8.80 A. M.,
*',o e. t)0 and V (M) P. M-, and 1-:15 nIKhl.
Foi? '_1i.anV_! i ii-y, i-oo p. M- flaa-Zaa. ?it_
Thn.ugh Day Ccacb. -
Fnr l'4|i. M\V 1 no P. M. week-day-- __ .
K. BI.O.VN'VmIIJ.S-IN.TIIF.PI-4-S. wlth Throu.h
Coach, 1:00 P. M. Bl a* da.-.
KOR PHILADKI.PIIIA.
Exwe-sa : 0 :20. 7 :-0, b Oo. a 30, ? .00 llu :_> Prnmylvanla
_iii.*t.-d. wm. _-__? <iar. _.d lD.lO WaahlnBtoa Ua
8:00 p. in. ond 1-1- nli_!it. Accominod.ii_i. 11 :U>. a
n,.. 4 :40 i,? 1 7 :Oi) p. m. h'.nduy . i.xpr ss . ll l*. 8 .. 0.
9 00 (10 00 l.iinltcd) and 10:00 _ ?., -' 00, 4 00, 4 30,
6:00, 0:?0. 8:00 md 0:00 p. m.. a_d 12:1J niK-t. _?
For?Tira-t|-_ie-'-f tralns'to lo-al polnts on the Pfne?rl.
vania, llaiiroa-1 System. applv at the followin . 1 IcU.I
SsBBM N<_? -86. W9 and 6l4 Broadwav. 1 Aator House.
ai? foet of D?sbross6? and Cortlandt att.; 4 Court-st.
8(10 l-'ulto.i-st.. and Brooklyn Annox Station, foot Bl
Fultoii".. I'.rooklyii; 7- Hudoii->t.. Hobokeu: Station.
Tl..-'-""-'^^ Twn?fcr Company wlll rall for and check
bacga-e from -_*- "'d re.id.nce-s throu?fh to de-tlnaU_i.
CHA-s E Pt'OH, 1 (i- -VOOD,
Oeneral Minauer. Oeneral HflflTB Aifent.
RIE LINE8.
BOEtlS TRALNS BI.TW1.F.N BXW-TOBK AND
CHICAOO, VIA i HAlTA.Qt A [.AKK. OR HL
ACiAKA .ALL8. AN KXCIIAN ' Xil PAM).
I-.AMA OF MOUNTAINS, fOaXWEtt AND
stbhaSis.
Dlrect rou_! to Passale. Paterson, Tuxedo. Newburg,
Mlddletown. Port .I.-r\ is. MootieeOo, Whltn I.ake, Hoaea.
dal", S.-ranton, Bli._han.ton, Elmlra, C-rnln^, Watklns
..len. Bath, HammondBiMK, A\on Spriuir-.. Roeheal .
Horn-llsvill-. It.iT.lo. N'a.iira F.ill-, Toronto, Chaiilauqua
Lake. ?-|e\eIand. (Inelnnatl, St. Louis. Chlcago and all
polnts Wo*t. Tralns leave New-York, foot of Cliambers
?t., a? follo.va ond tlv? minutes earller from West 23d-at I
WBBUIBW oay i:\pkk. ?*.
9t\t\ a. tt. Haliv-Via Vlaaara KjIIj and Chautauqna
.1/11 r.al40. P-.rlor Car Now-York to Burlalo. Bleeper
Bornellsvlll,; to ClnoinnaU. ConnecU at Port Jervlt ln
unlon atatloti. except Sundrr. for Montlc.Ho.
VKSTIIlll.KO ______
3 Ail P M. Diily--_id trnin for Chlcago. vla Chautao
.UU qua Lake, wlth dlning car to Chlcago. bieet-r.
to Chlcago, Clevt-lind and Clnclnr.atl.
VIOI NTAIN KXPRKHH.
3on P. M . except Sunday?For Blnghamton, Honesdale
.?jU and Montlcello.
CtBU AUO ANI) IJRAND THINK KXPRESS.
/-? on I' M. Dallv?Solld train to ,'t:-n_ vla Xlagara
().->l? FJU and 'tirand Trunlc Rallway. bleepem u>
buitalo. Rochester. Tortmto and Chlcago.
PAtlFU _________
_-> c*t\ V M. Dally-Vla Chautauqua Lake and Nlagan
8.*>0 F-Us. Solid tralu to Chlcago. blecpars eo Butfaio.
Chlcago and Clnclnnati.
FOR PORT JERVIS.
WF.F.K DAYS-8 a. m.. 0 a. m.. 10:30 a. m., 1 p. w..
3 30 d m, 1:30 p. m., 0:30 p. ni., 7 p. m., 8:30
a. m. 8-B-V-M 8. Ji. 3 p. M. C:30 p. ?.. 8:30 p. M.
FOR NKWIHBl
BBTB-Eg DAYS-'J a. M. 3:45 p. Bfc, 4:45 p. Bi., 6 30
1? n m. Sutidavs-. a. m., 2 p. rn., 6 :J0 p. ?.
BPBCIAL INFOH..IAT10N.
., X[.g and TIMETABI.-S may be ohtain-d from
jjj ticket i-ii-i. . Al-o ci.piea of ' _uir_oer Homea," con
tuiniiiir select li _ ol hotels and bourdniB.hou.ses ; '*ul urbaa
Hoii",'' - s-ribln- viclnity of New-York; -Chauuu.iui
Lake So-n-iiir" BBd "SBBBBM Excur-lons."
rt\ Ii KL1S AND FlT.l.MAN ACCOMMODJ-TIQKJ a.
T .ol 617 aud 0.7 Broadway, Cliambers _id W-si
"3d at F.rrk-s, N-wYora; 833 Fultou-sU, Brookhn,
107 Broadway, Willlj_ni..bur?: corner Newark,aad Hudson
wt. Iloboken, and Jeraey City Station. En-i Irai-er
Co_ppaur -a'.l- f<>r and ebeeka bai;5--? from hotcl* aod te*
denc??? through to deatlnattoa.
D I ROBEUTH. QffleMl ._?MBgC* Agent.
CQOK'S TOURS.
A TIIUKK DAYS' TI.IP TO
WASHINGTON,
1NCL0DINi. HOTEL ___PEK8Z8
VOM
DBO. _8. *%\ \^\ 50 tk'kkts
JAN- "'? | \aW ? NOW.
DESCBII'TIVE l'KiiciUA.M.Ml'.S FUO.M
TIIOS. COOK _-- BMB.
?^?i ami i,-A-i.; Hitn.timAV._
T KIIIGII VALLKY RAILROAD.
PA-SEXQKB TP.AIN.S have foot of Cortlandt and Dea
bro^si-s b^ , M|ii.li (-,\unk all(i intermedlatc polot-.
sioa' in lor Oanava. i.-a-. Llnlra, KocheaMr, Buf.
fdo'i.n.1 tha Weat, PptUvllla aml prtaelpM loeal polnta.
rh-ilr Cat tn I.viuis and l'ullmin Car to _*u~penslon Brid^e.
ii _ ni tor mbucb Chunk and Intermedlata polnts.
11 ii ni for South Plaintleld and all UMraaidlaM polnU.
12 .'AO 0. m- tat F.lniiia and iuttriucdlaib polnta i chalr
car io SVIUii'sbarre.
1 n ui. for Tunkhann-.ck and lnterm.-dlate polnta. con
...tian .., Bradlnf aud IIarrl -l.urx.
" ?? 80 d mTf-r B_Md n..*k and all ln. rmedlate l?InU.
n:.n i m. fer L aii.i B. Juuctlon aud prlncipal lnter
meolat" i_lnt_. <-Ii_.lr Car to L. and B. Junctlou.
4 :60J). bi. for Pott-vlile _nd irtermedlate polnt*. Chalr
S'_) i- ni f-.r Mauch fhunk tnd Intermedlate polnta.
ConnM-Wi to Ri-irfln. md liarrlsburi,'.
,, ,,- ,, iu f?r HemliiKtou and all Intermedlate polnts.
7-80 _ ni. for Oeneva. Lyons. F.lmira, P. chester, Huf.
falo and the West. Pullman Sle,.-|vr to Lyons and Suv
1 P"^fi5Si_J leavlnB at 8:10 a. m.. 1. :30 p. m., 1 p. m. and
3-40 p m. connecl for all polnts In Mahanoy and Hazel
MB cual N8MB8. s(.NnAY TRAlNS.
8 10 and 11 a. m. for Mauch Chunk. lla/elton, Shenandoah
aud lnteiniedUt. i~)iiit?.
.?> 1". i> m fnr Mauch Chunk and ft.lerniodl-Jte points.
7-30 n'. m. fnr Oeneva, Lvoaa, F.lmlra. Ko.-he._er. Buf
falo and the \V. .t. Pullman BMefBI to l.youa and 8u*.
pen-lou Itr-d_ -?
(l.-neral F.aetern Oflice, r:3.*> Broadway.
The Baw-ZBfh Tniikfer Co. wlll call for ond cheeB
ba .,.,..,. fr-r-i bttti nr NaMeeaa Biraafh to d?stlnatlon.
LONGISLAND&EASTERNSTATESLINE
HBOOKLYH AMI BOMVOH.
Waterburv, No.v-llnUiii. Haitiwid, \\ illliiiantic, Pt.tnaiu,
Fraiiklb. and Vn .Id. nc .
J-OI.IH PULLMAN oVKSTIBrrKH TIIAINS WITI1
leava Brooklyn (Flathuaa-avo. aad ki____B._TB. statious,
la, 1. ll. K.? H Oo. and Loi.;; 1- and lily ?l j.' =10 p. in.
daily (iniiuUiiii; BvadaV). dne lu Boston at . :3o a. iii.
< con.apoudluii train retumliiit.
Thtk-M and aleeplng<ar b-rtha i - ur.,|i n, New.York
foot Kast 3itii-t .1. 3.-.3. 118. .'.-'. iiio aad i~:.'i
Broadway; Brotklya, 8XS 1'ulii.u-t . 10. Umad.vav.
Loui l-tja . F.xpr-aaa call* for and ehecka ba_.-ua_.-e Irom
:,? ienra t<> de-tluation.
NK\V-YORK.ONTARH> ANO WLM'KKN RA1LWAY
iraiii- BaVB WBBl t-il sl ~l i ?-' a. --? i'?? lu.a.
BBaa aarllei from t.-oc J.i4--t.-. n-r t..:., Mohoak. i.am
Mlnnewaaka, md Wainan V,.::--v B. R- ttatlan*. Ml-Ol*
Uiwii, BIO'inluKburuh. Port JervN. Moiitue.lo. Klionvlilo.
1 Falltburgh, Mterty, Llvlnaelon Mar.or, llan.ock. Carbon
.lale, s. ri...,. Wiiti.i.. Delhl, S'dnev. Norwich. i:.iin,-.t..u
Utl-a, Koni-, Ou-'lda, OaweRo, Detrolt, Chlc?BO, and
'".iY. P. M., QMBJImU BbBi -8Bja M-li-.nk and Mtnn*
i wu-ha, Wallklll Valley aUWona, KMdletown, llloou.lui;
- burch i-.iienviii.-. FailuKirBB, HuHayvUle, UbeMjr, Whila
I l_ak-. I.ivlnijstoii Mmor. _ ,.
t7iOO 1*? M . Mlddletown. Fall-hiirnh, l.lbertr, Llv.
liiK t.ui Majn.r. Ito-khiid, Walt.m bldney, Norwlch,
()iV,.i|j ,i-4viu>.. lt... Ii>-.ter. Nn.ara I'i.lls. D.-tMit. I'Kt
ca.o and W.-f, Pullman alaepan; r-cllntng ehair car free
to Bospeqalon Brld.c. IDatly, all other tralna daily, ex
eepB sunday.
Pullman dn~1n~ rorm aeat* and ileetilna car bertha
obta ned at S'.S Brondwiv. \w.\ork. J. (. And?r-.>n.
O. P. A.. IS F.xclianae i'uve. Now. York.
\iivii;i'iM.Ml_vis in.l ill \i.v\viiuk ri;u:
ir.'K WILI. BK RECEIVED AT IMI II'IOWN
... Fii Bfl, No. 1,288 lt.oi.i?aj, ?i-.uiier Thlrtyllrst -t. ;
l.t *ij Broadway, eorner Mth a_, untii -.. ... nt*: . Tn w.-.t
Twenty-thlfd-at .eorner Sih an-. . 1".-j 8th-a\-B. ; 1A8 Fourth
H4-. . i.mi. r Fiiurteeuth >t ?: '.in. Thlrd-av. loraei Fort4
M'4.nt!i-.l. . 1,028 Tlilrd-a\e., n.-ai sivt-. llr-l-.l ? 1.708
rir.14.-., I Oil W.at Knivs.-.-oiid-st., 1 .nt>.' i'ol'iintiii?-a\ ..,
1,170 Nli.th .vi-., ror. 7-d-st.; 08 LI-ertv-Bt 5-.'A.-nuaA.
, 1..I.-3 Thlrd-ave., and th,- IIAlll.KM OFFICK, 1_0 Eaat
<.n.-I.uii h.d ..nd t_.-i.l4 llltd >t up to 8 p. III. Ulld '--XI
Wb-i Oiic-liuiidrvd-and-iwci.ty-LLflh-ai., at regular oftioB
_____
flailroa-B.
"AMBRIOA'fl OKIATI8T KAIUtOAfl,*
... nwyqrk:
FOUR* '
TflACK
TflUNK LINC
(gNTRAL.
Ope.rxUng lha fattaa. and mott
parf.ct through train aarvlca In
tha world.
JUacbla* -7 Ka thrw*?h oart tho
moat tnportart commartial tan'.ra, of ?.__?
Unltad Btatea avnd C-nada. nnd tb. _r?._?_.
of Amartoa'a Health and P!<__r? r_a__.rt_.
DIRCCT LINE TO NIAGARA FAII4
By way ot tbo blatorto Eudaon Ri-.r and ?-u?_j^ fe
baautlfil JToha?_ VaUay. *??
All traln. .rrlr. at and dapart from QBAHD (-U<T_4_
BTATIOW. 4th Attn?? an-. -84 BtrMt. K.w Tork. o__2,
of RoUl aad Raddonca BarUon.
THK OflLT KALLBOAD BTATIClf IH TflB C.TT a.
HK- YORK. _
Traln. lea*/e aa 1 .n.,?.
on and afi I ". rn ' I MMMM Id, IMI.
EMPIHK *TATI- I. \ ri:.......
9-nii A II_ Ev.pt omaBmyt, Faau-t ruit u aa
.UU n. M.? w.rld; 4i'i n-li-a ln fr'M BiaiV- _B
nlnsr tlm? 5.1-3 mliai par Xunt "_
extra fare. ' ?
r_u_t nAnu
9.Ifl B U _ Dal.r, for Po'.c*-".p?.?. Al. ___.., ..___
. Iw B. I*l? Kr.a.,i_ki>. I'.i.'-|.a*t_-r, BaU.ia an< S
Bm
NEW-YORK AMl i Mll .(.O f IMiTl.ii
10:00 A. M.?MM.BMMMfal 14 a m a?uaBj.
day ?______?_
!___?____? A M _Ex?*?pt bnndaya. Sat.i day itt-. mm
IU.--H. Bl. ??. r?, f.??l 0f Cl-\.?n4 _-_ D.J5J
??Ol'TII-VI.**TKKX I.I.ITKIl.
1.Q1. D M _t***"- ** '' ' ".liii.ati 11 15 a ?. tm.
.OU r, ? . d:anapoll*. II V> ? -r. si. Lo'ii* 'j ja
p n... ii.\t d.y V wtra txtt.'
\. oiild** llll BTMiAtk
j.OQ p M_Ia- ir. de ' hl -k . J oo p. m. _nt_|,
ALBANY. TROV IWUIilNI *?PF.l III.
IQ.Qf. P M _K* "l'1 *""n?y Ti.e, A.'?aT :?a
;<3.dU r. fll. Troy 7 85, ?a-it?ra _ V) p. m ~^
NOKTII MM IIHITr.D.
4:50 P. M.-V",;:' ? *"** ? " ?? ** ^^
PA!*T UK-.TF.KN __XI____M_
6.nn p 11_u**iijf _ "? P ? N ?*??- r?_
.UU r. fll. 7:!2. <>-,.-,?,.. 16 .!4 a _r___a
1:10, dUcata j o. .. m. -. ~.~~
7 4.'. a. m. ^^
millOMHIIv ANO ..IOXTK_.ll. 4. \ n_? _.-.
6:25 P. B.?MoBf, ?? i i
III Fl-'. I.O AXI> NIAI.AK . FALI.H??pr.rUL.
7.on p || _ia.nv. d?.' u?'T_;o 7 _. ?.. ?, .. ___?
I IM INNATI tNI> BT. LOI Is | \|'|<_ ...
8.n_l P II _ Daily, d ,? i ... i.i.ati 7 10 _. ? u.
.UW r. Bl. ,) , . po ,? io -, j p Bt. St UaB'rjB
a. m.
MMITFI) Ft*?T >ltll_.
9*nil P M ?- ttmUr, Wmmtmtmt* u i? -ent-x *utj mw.
7 II a. n,. *?
i HH Ai.o NHiiiT K-T-HMA
9.i- p y _Baiiy, '- l -6'ire. tmtm
. IJ r. fll. ?? VtaMaT
dl M rdav. ??
F1MIK U.L (M.VV... Rl.), i''.L..,,K....l*_il_, RJIIJ.*.
l.Ll.l (lv'l.\'...|.J.N , CA.oklLl. M.Wiy. ._aT_.
Kll.I.a AMl III ia-,).V-:;:_'J, !1. j,, >n M \ tT
18:80. .; .'..',. U .-. 1- Al. ; a.*o f. r I'.gUa-tai. Ila
v. .N., , . ? _ , i ,., i, ,., _. *,t_7* .jff
P. 1^ ? f . ?? W H i- al 17 J). 9 :?. :a ja
ALBANY AND TRu. -." ip ' 0, 9 10 16 40. MM
111-80 A. M I -". I8:M I .', i.'^a aoo ? jj
? -Oi.. BtlS. 111 '.J P, M. . Ai-,. t.. Trny a _A P. B.
):10, :n M a vf , :a ... 4 m,
?ll M i' _-_
VTll.A AND SYRAC'SB-!7M. 19.00. 0 10 18 0%
110:30. :il..?) A. M., 1.30, 4 40, _ 00. 710, a S_
? 15, 111 uO l* M. ??.<-?
R(a, HEVH.i; A.ND BCFFALO-*9 00. 8:10, 10 08.
no :t,. v M. 1 3,1, 1:80, ,. > .. : m. soc .^r
Ml V.. )' vi ,i-.. fnr Ko.-ht.Ur 9 OU P. M
NIAOARA FAI.I..-D 00. 0 .10. 10.00. 110 80 A. Um
4 IJO, U 00, .' ??". 1:18 i'. M.
ADIRDNDAt K MUl'NTAINH v Ma M'aSTRIiAl?.18 88.
19-10 A. M . fl'_.5 P. M. ?
( Aa'l, Vl> ' iM AMa ' 1. V Vi'V ?>ft:|| P. M :ii_8
P. M. : ul-" t r Ordwi-bura 9 l'a I' M II 59 P H
O .\Vl;...)_|():0(i. 110 3') A. M. *!00 9 1". *.1_8
p \l
iPnt'KV, riFNF.VA AND C \XANDAlrjPA-8 10,
10:00 HfV.Vi A M 7 to . no '1 15 'tl ." p. IL
PITT?*I 1KI.II. LENOX, NOKTII ADAB.
ANO TIIE flgflMBIHfll IIILlJi
I in il.ni. ?i Hl u.i..,..
Xwo tiaiai wiui _ ..'..u Ummuupmuom -ara a _._ult__L
t) ,01 a. 11,.. 0 . 1 luiield 1 ia, N ,.;? _.____.? 2 10 a _a.
13:60 p. in.. du< 1 tt-U. Id S.K). Nor'Ji Adaat B 10 P. m.
Toi ti- -et* and ?p_c. In Bwpina-i .r. ap.ly at <_r_ad
C'Jitr.i StattoD, or nt 413, Te.. '.mj Uro_i?ii, li PwB
Placo, 63 v\,-t :,5'-h-*-., ar.d ln.Ji.t.. ttatioo. _!?.?
York; 333 Wi-.,:. rt,_-?t., 7.0 F.ltoa??_., mi M Bad
lord _,v., E. la.. Brooklyn.
W^atro*. s Krpreaa caila for and ch-rki baflafi fwa
boteN and rtaldeneaa through to <i.-*ti___.tl n.
I Dall? txtt |,r. Siudaj. ? J_a*..y ex.epc sa-.-rdir. OtlMa
tnia* run d.ilv.
Abovp tr.lit, "X'-ept tho?? leavinc at 9 00, 9:10 a. __.
2:15. I:M, _ -'>. B-M. 4 50. 4.55 and 11.50 p. _.. atoa
at l.*)8th-*t. ?u.t:.Mi.
JuH.V M. Tol .'EY. OEOROE H. DANIEL8.
Oaneral .M",ic?r. r.-?.r__i p??.-ni{rr Acaat
BALTO.&OHfflR, R.
1 a>> i ,pH?. 111.1111
I'lttl.vl.i I PillA ^,
BALTIMORR,
WAHHINOTOS,
CHICAGO,C-CSI IN.NAil.
bT. LOLI3
ANO ILL POlM> WEBT.
pvjSmam OAB OBMYKB -v IU IMM
1?',, uii, auo, pixtrntnium. im e u. u M a. _l
A'vI; rivnvxvTl, flt. __ffl___ I M A M-J5 .,*_i
B_- WASHSlOTOSf BAI_-IMORI_.0_.MAjj (11 M
a vi' .1.*n?? _r. 1 .;>'> ia w ?' _' ?Biar?ar), 5 oa
CBMTBAI. K. K* ?>' HBW-f-Wt-W
CL.'..-f'.w:kim, NORTH lUVElU
Tlme Table o( N.v..,t, r aj^V^.^^
?eA__M^BIM?^bi-. '*^?1T__rSiSfcttS
___^?K--Si ' :-r
>^::r^^:'^M^:v^,inon8',o^
?ra muiinr i?ru^k^m:My_.t,:,dcbw4W?MM
On Buu.jv f-r I__wtori. Mimh Chur... _am?4<~.
vUle. R....:;.?-? and ???__&? ? , h,nk. n^d.ni, Harrja.
*%) d ni for E?tfln and UMM H^
alS n. 5 t?r Ei*','i. Mau h Cb-ai. IU?-B?. H*"*
fe_& Jatf. -U"d-.v itWi| J.u,ntow_.
.?:.: i:*S: ro:,-oi?n.: Mf_Mr?M_TRW
10 M P
'.'l.l. .I.va. - -vv, -?-? - -
1'.' 11 lilttht. ,_ . (W 7 no 7,?... 8:45. 9 0*
M_Xffl8?A^J :,1
** |p 'tto.n.d A.Mt?m-\**^tmmlr?t9mw
11 I \ ;j ll'. | . ?> VI, ? -4 M ?.? - - "V 4 ?
ITlillinJl t-00 ?. B., I '** J?- ?* - __^Irb. x^ttttm tm x*BBEt
_-_____.n_feW?*t ?? __?_S
-5a_?i_-^'M-^'-"
BMB l.%KF.\V(IOO.
?WJBUMim. i'A.?l.wi-?^.?
8;,^_UW-t.r..t}.0v;ael-_dland Brtd.atoo a. 4 BJ
*? |b QSjaa-- noa.ii and M8M-M at ?.M. tm
11:15*. BU, l:M. 4:f>', I M P- Bi.
FOU PHILADF.LPIIH. BtLTlMOHE ANO
wamhini.ton.
HOYAL ULt'E LINE.
For MQflMMla al i m\ LV?0,7?8o?__llB?, ^'*^
^6^_^.f^^-^^*
12 Vnl___f%?liia at ? )? B. n, . 1 :M. 4 M. 5 .00. 7 881
r-^He^ ?;:*f
%S^V_f^-M*V____^l__J
%??wt.s-w_'-.r.*- m-.-_-*
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