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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-10-18
IN INDIANA

INDIANAPoLIs. Oct. 12-l2 :45.-Re-
turns from 563 townships and wards
in 81 counties, give net democratic
majority of 258. The same places in
1872 gave net republican majority
of l,456.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-10-18
Sure Gain Of Five Repub.
Hcan congressman
In Ohio.
Barnes Elected In Ohfo bv
1000 to 5000.
Old Blue Jeans Gets there by
Perhaps 1000,
But the Republicans Gain -Four
Congressmen In Indiana.

Ohio. Indiana and West Virginia.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 12.-Barnes ma.
jority will reach 1000 to 5000. The
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES will stand
8 democrats, IL republicans, with pos.
sible contests In the sccOnd, Stanley
Matthews, and in the fourth, McMa-
hons district.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-10-18
More Of what Hon. Dcmas Barnes,

More Of what Hon. Demas Barnes,
editor Of the Brooklyn Argus, "a DEM
ocratic paper) has to say Of the dem
ocratic candidate:
Gov. Iilden lays claim TO reducing
the debt and the taxes of the State.
In the first place All executive cannot
do this; in tho second place, the
changes in these items, which did oc-
cur in 1876, were the result of legis-
lation BY a previous Legislature and
an amendment to the Constitution
adopted in 1871; and in the third
place the State taxes were never 40
high in the history of tho State by
$568, GOO, as they are the present year.
The annual State taxes for several
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-10-18

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. Is, a. m.--
From the most reliable returns re-
ceived the Legislature will stand
Senate. % democrats /; l independent
% republicans; doubtful. House,
43 democrats; l Independent; 81 re-
publicans; ! doubtful.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. l3-It Ia now
almost certain that "Blue Jeans" Ia
elected Governor by about 5000 ma.
jority, as only three moro counties
remain to be heard from, and these
are democratic. On the other hand
the Republicans have certainly gained
four members Of Congress and the
Legislature. The leaders of both
parties here regard it az q drawn hat
tie. General Harrison and the other
Republican leaders are preparing for
determined canvass Of the State for
the November election. They are
very confident that the State
will be carried for Hayes and
Wheeler. There is no eign of
Encouragement. Official returns are
coming in slowly and verify the re-
suit arrived at last night. Williams :
majority is not less than 1000.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-10-18
Terrible Accident at Pittsburg
Mail Mill Blown up and q Large
Number Killed.

/ o
morning terrible explosion occur
red at Zug & Co.'s mill, corner 18th
and Etna streets, which was attended
with great loss of life. The boiler
in the nail mill exploded while a
large number of employees were at
work. It is impossible to tell how
many are buried in the ruins. The
greatest excitement prevails. The
fire has not been extinguished yet.
So far ten dead bodies have been ta-
ken from the ruins. Particulars will
follow.
At the time of the explosion there
were employed In the mailing de-.
partment one hundred and fifty. men
and boys. The explosion literally
tore the building to pieces. The roof
was raised and In falling 1t rested on
the nail machines, enabling most Of
the workmen to crawl ont and escape
before the fires from the furnaces
caught the mass of the wreck. Ow-
ing to the excitement and confusion
it Is impossible to give an exact list Of
tho killed and wounded. The fol-
lowing is as near as can be obtained
K1LLED-Thomas Murphy, fore
man; Andrew Sullivan, foreman
Frank Cupps, Peter Hendricks, John
and Joseph Anderson, feeders; two
brothers named McCafFerty an un-
known man whose head was blown
off.
WoUSDED--Reitzel, arm broken;
NJ. Eberhart, badly scalded; Barney
Kelley, head and arm injured Mar
cellus Snyder, boy, head crushed, se-
rious John Snyder, leg and back se-
verely injured; Elmer NcGool, bad
ly cut about head; Jas. Bay, arms
fractured; Fred Richer, John Brozy,
John Martin, VIM. Krcpps, seriously
cut about the head; Simon Boland,
arms and legs broken; Thos. Bcnncl-
ly, badly cut about head and body;
Bowen, badly cut about head and
face; Wendell Ubbelhart, head and
body; T. Mackcv, John Smith, Mi%
chael Sullivan, both legs fractured y
Frank McCafferty, fatally injured
Hendricks, eyes blown out.
The scenes on the outside are In
describable and are OF the widest
and most heart-rending character.
News Of tho explosion spread like
wildfire through the city and In .
short time people began to gather
from all parta. Men, women and
childrenwho had relatives and friends
in the establishment rushed frantical-
ly forward. The police, with ropes
extended across the street, kept the
surging crowd from interfering with
the successful work OF the firemen
and their apparatus. ~.
The Chief of Police with a large
body Of patrolmen were kept busy
in keeping back the crowd and assist
ing in carrying out the wounded and
killed from under the debris.
The office of the works on the cor
ner of Etna street. opposite the mill
where the explosion occurred, was
considerably used up. The building
was improvised into temporary
hospital where the dead and wound
ed were carried. A large number OF
surgeons were promptly on tho
ground.
The causes which led to this fright
full calamity are ls yet envelOyed in
mystery. The boilers were in charge
ofa careful engineer and had been
duly inspected before the works re-
sumed operations some five weeks
ago.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-10-18

Frank MARCUS, Andrew Marquis
and Louis Schrank have died from
their injuries and Pat Griffin, John
Higgins,and James Lahcr will doubt.
less die.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-10-18
INDIAN A.
Republican Majority In
Both Branches of the
Legislature.
The Republicans Going into the
Fight Again, and are Conf
fldent Of Victory in Novem-
ber.
OMlcf0l from Colorado = The
senate stands 20 to 6,
and the House 32
In ~

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 13.-Complete
returns from 81 counties, nearly all
Of which are official, give net DEM
ocrat majority of 1921. The remain
ing 8 counties gave Democratic ma
jority in 1872 of 1887. The counties
to hear from are Benton, Clay, Har.
rison, Perry, Pike, Spencer, Sullivan
and Switzerland. Complete official
returns may swell the majority to
1900. The Congressional delegation
stands as follows:
Democrats.-lst district. Fuller
I'd, Cobb; Sd, Bicknell, 18th, Hamil-
ton.
Republicans.-5th district, Brown
9th, Robinson; 7tb, Hanna; 8th,
Hunter 9th, White; 10th, Calkins ;
llth, Evans, and 18th, Baker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-08

savASS,H FN 7-CoiD, dull a' ios 81 n ~" nom .nay
UNCHANGED NidtNng i2'c; Low Nj aliuf u of O""l
exports 10 Gr-lt Eri.a ZOO baec coNst"lse 754 ses
sscs J.. " bales FI0.k =. o7.IJ- bsts. go
NEW D-iFA+s r. DE- t., ION "a e. u 'dlng, TIC 10"
hadhng u c; Good or ~ y, S'sc' net apis 30 frN
Fr2ncr, 2Gi4 bale; TO- ,oaia'It ~ h9r, c1Hs,'lhr
ltS5 Jt Eai,s, - 500 la 81 oS. 81 3Io ia =
hda'HE II - Good t1j1air o.; rrce T. lr2 baos'
3G1 J~e; IL bate stocs. H. - bales
kOKfplk, FEB 1.-tOti6I dui; hlI1ng. y ,-1IZ' -
not rsoapu - baes OTis ooast ~re 1000 baS ssIeH
GNJ TsaicN. FEB. -C,.'o1 dun iiiaGngS. i2Lo low
Mol ns-. 30 o1a ~ ma = ~ G. c' ~ - -, ~,
bets, sales Of balts. 80 d, 1901 bai,a
NFNIN> Feb I.-COf.u diI. MIodiug. l2i'c; receipts,
2l93 DsS spments. l.JO Jcs saes 600 bales STOCK
BkLaAo..- Fob. 7.-Co.tlg dl,; Kidding leSc Low lid.
cling, ICI1 GOOt Ordinary, 10 e.; iIuss rrcef'A ZH5
btsi c&tP-.8 10 The tuliacnL lv1 bAth. Coz ~ 49,, -
20 lhslLLk, Iol. u oroA duil 81 diing IL
PHLAbEl INA, Feb. It ,tGH dull Mldd l3'4c Low
hddE l2c; Coca Ordinary. llo. net receipts, 40 ba4's
WIlssaIoE Peb. IL otou quiet snd nominal Kidding,
lZo.; Low Nddng. u &C; Good Ordinary lOc. Eet le
etps AS bales exports eOast 81" COO bac@ STOCK $50
AUGUSTA Feb. 7.-Coi;on dun and irregular Kidding.
49, Los Middhug )lS'. Good Ordinary, 3'sH lDr 20
eeips G3 iesj sales coz bds STOCK (setaal count ssur
CHAelE,ioS. Frb 7-Co,ton dull; Middi!uc i2s.c. Low
Nhfnpg l2Glz'sc.; Good Ordinary. Oa, iU'4c.; net
eeps so tales exports oOsst"Sc 71l bales aJrs oOJ
Bosro.. Fob L Cotton quiet; Nddlmg. lS'4c. Low Md
olIc i - Good OTdInafy II 81 net receipts ~ besi
81. Il As Feb 7totion dun M;Gfiing. l24c Slid
dhng. - Good ORD nary Irc' ipts, &ij tales h.i
msnts 50a baes SIDES. go bales stoe % o. b4Is,
hObii Fob cot o. quiet and steady Middiing l2ir.
low A3 ng llc Coos Ordinary. 93, iOc.; receipts
Zsot be > - OltS u Aihca 900 blos. COa@twIs 300
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Otean G.eamerg

4 MEXICAN LINE.
"a WEEKLY MAIL STEAMSHIP sFEVICE between
PHILADELPHIA and LIVERPOOL, calling at QUEENS
TOWN. sailing THU 90 DAY from Phlade rha and
railing every WEDNESDAY from .vsrpool The following
steamers sDpointen 10 sail frOin Phisienha;
sCITi or LiMEEICK Folio PENNSYLVANIA Mar. 2
OF Feb. II NIIA Mar
'LOHD CLIN E....-.Fta - fKEN 1.-Two Mar. 10
PRICE OF PASSAGE IN CURRENCY.
CABIN sT5 Ia o. accor,Dg t. locaiOn.
S;.ersge ard intermediate ncSets from all points 1t
the .Owest
ksd with a 40 not intermediate.
Passenger accommodations iOr all cass-s unsur iass's
psssage migt AMI otter apply 70
PETER WRIGHT & SONS, Gontrl Agents.
3O7 walnut ST.. Philadelphia
GEO w. COlTON. AZ Br0,I st, ". Y.
John MCDONALD, Fassr gent,
SBattsIy place, ~ Y,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-08

s,c for lair to good do and 4e5c. ~ gross for common @
70 quality. ,, . n ooo -, .o,, q. ti,acao m
rross n condition. -. 900 Al,
MAJ
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Gin neal g5i,.c fcr Sale.

4 GREAT RARGhIT.-FOH SALE, with
- iYtud4.r jo. --!II orIusi h.iif nIf story tn
clan ba-ofrrt uUI 80 ga Aost 2il 81 JAN - H. fD
,taIl4.-. BE-. c.ri,4 D,i.,Yr- AZ tttl-L
VAST 74TH-~T.-Two i-,tory houses for
Il s.le .. Isi.s u sui. tLAND q. ".iGllNG . Beck
ruu-t
L'JR SALE on easy terms and al bargains 10
.Io-t e,f.,.- oa-. .u't l 80, s'.Hs", near b5lA
10 ..1 lu'. 81 eel %. mo ith Il on I"
I.;fr Eve rfs nN dIthnt, 10 tN'r
l..g 4f.I Dot. 0itf-Hf. uctNef d.
auf 2a a.a. 1nd many otl,r Vacant ls ~ vsfios
far. rf.. ltlv 20 Zee - lttat' o b H. H. KAY
>'it. I.'i a'"Hf. c"f afiDtt
IOTllC FGP.-SNONY ClilNNEYS cured.
II soc =. lo Lag. TI4tty a.ss o. 81. r' fuiIrf y
ITIT, tElIi, q. Co. Tain. a &c .D1ye ihthiJ ti'!' sL
scuc for tfcI.-r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-08
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

EUROPEAN MARKETS.
ItyYrP0OI. Feb. 1850 m.CO'tON ~ Nnu ana EASIER
rid ing Uplands G7Isd: Midihng orleans = o. EiIes
tcsiDs IL bales Il which 1890 American Gon
20 sfrve, i,aa cheaper and weak; sales Of Midnlhs
trl9nis Md ling clause, Slipped January AID ft"ray
fp san AZ G7;ed. lo do, May AMI june delivery Al ID
sses Of Mrling Orleans low 3iidng ca3e, 81 pc zen
Jay anl March = SAIL az 6's sales o. Nidlns lWahdS
Low ~ ,df clause, Jane ani July d,hveiy - 'I3l
ilvIktCOl, Feb. 7l3O D. m.SaoS u Mldc-hs uIltnss
eaton IoS MdGlHg clause, March aud A,rl dei'e{:H ~
ding on ans Low aiidGlIg olase. Slipped February anu
ESfooI rob. 7-9 D. m-Of the sales o. cotton togy
200 i.l.s American. lori. n V Dbl Tor MoSs' "
con ~ 9 ont f0r LOng lear MI les ,.,.is 70,
IiyIIp' OF rob "a 7. m.Sats OF MHHIlnE go Wv
tor Low Iildng clause. June ana ~ go, ~ If,aa
JiyFKflOi, Ieb 7-5 50 D. ni.Saios 0i n uhl'H
cdon ,,y rfiICl'pg az use. Match Nll Jpn scaS
Odd Bacon g y ewt for Long oesr MINUS Az" "
fi ii q 20 D. m-The rate for money ~ th' -toeA
IxcIenr,' securities ~ - y Cot
81 J,s Tor lscney aEd 81 20 iJr lio 1u,o4'- 4''N
p,,.s az Eiyea I05 f.Te Raj way shares 1913 o.,
TNx,s Fb 7-l:SO ufaIs adslccS quote l'oA'cS o'''
25c -r,a rata ~ ,,court for three
m ths open usrket rs go per cent WI ca "a ? W.
cent below me Bank Of England rate Paris scVl'e' qo'
h1m m @1 + $50 p Uncommon Rosin, Q. Talo" &C
tive Al 10 C5i7. per ewt ,,o,. Oh Tor Money and
- ~ sch Even ag-sperTn OIL s9id s97 Pton
P,.fs Feb l. Exchange ON Lol,O on. %' - -" ii '''
oiELE ,yryoar Peb UNITED states bonds Now f1'es'
iv1,vc.r Feb 7-Petroenn, 3it for Fine Pale American
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Sales bp Hnetion.
S>@>S~@-~~>>r~
A MERICANA

A MERICANA.
N Library OF r. Ilsley esq Newark ~ j. eomyTisinS
q large CO lection Of EARLY PRINTED HoOks, AhERI
CAN Almanac. PAHPHLETS, OLD NEWSPAPERs
Many very AMI ValHauie lhe whole now on
exhibition the Clinton Hail saeT, To lie sold by auc
nnd l. al o'oieek. TVS Isssgs L4AEIiT AHctoaeers
A HsgwIS Auct'Oneer
RY BANGS, MERWiN " Co., 656 broadway,
Il nor sonI st.Sales OF books, Works OF Arr Co. &C
TUESDAY, FEB s.--A LIBRARY or BAJ;H AID
otter editions OF WALTON and COTTON capt jolly
SMITHS TRUE TRAVELS and Historic Of virginia ono
1854; OGIlBYS AAEEICA, folio, IG,ii THOMAS CAN
PASITS NOUES Kew sweden IN hrerca, printed III
stockholm liU2. very rare; also. very goo s'ecren OF
HiNKfH DS WOkDE, the Early English IA mr., Al IL
ELIMINATED roOK OF HOURS on Welt m Ia the 10Th
Century style, 80.
~ UNIVERSITY PLAcg, NEw.YCRE. FEB g. 1876.
YOUR ATTENTION is invited to the sale,
behalf 81 the PULLS Administrator, Of effects be-
rng to % the late Professor Henry &c rmpf
cons sting aI HGsGl IstT lsais, which
lat Concert mi Piano ~ Cinwsy" organ, rs
ui Ore.ess you Nrlois ana studies asp tleatd
"a! Wo M.sic The FfrAch and Cora l11guages,
ONE CONCERT GRAND PIANO C,rBtN WAfb
ONE ACOUSTIC iAt4iIN - - PiP--S.
THREE VTOLfNS AND CASfs.
ONE VOL. WAfSDN'S AR JoUHNAL.
ONE ~ iCAL Mi.fHCD
ANATOMICAL :. DEla-,
SURGICAL, INSrkU MENTS,
LAItGE STOCK OF Glass AL MUSIC,
original gud b. Eminent AGtltIS
The above Wow 80 ia. SalsrUbu No - LfFtr ~
place. OF rLiriontst and Ia be sold oh Eco. 49, DO
RoBr sCMERvILLE Auctionser.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-08
Gonaes ano farms t0Gnt; ,.

WANTED To EENT-A LARGE. wcll-lighted
w STuLh ia the vicinity OF puIno ami Rode CA,rh
Iroldwav. Address, stating nAe ,hL &C. i"A' -l01
PI4iaatl .hla T. @.
yyTANTED-For Il small family, part OF
w HOUSE, win acc,mnoia' ons Tor hpnseEe pug rent
sari on iuss Alu references exchanged a IL,
Tribune Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-08

LINE ART EXHIBITION!
hc Art Rooms No si7 Broadway. FREE Gay ani evcrny
- very lar 20 collection OF
OIL AND WATER COLOR PAINTINGS.
Of more than ordinary merit, choice 1ld pleasing example,
nv celebrated Modern Arts.s private
signed the highest bidder, without reservation
and well worthy the attention " LyeIs Of art
Among tho Paint n IS may 10 mentioned;
w. HAHN, Ihe Weary 1Isveicy. "A. f. TAFT, Morning,
"'rhe Protector" kINDLkE. ON tho y atch GARCIA
PERFECTLY SOBER lIEHZOG NOTYe gan ake CARL " t.BlS
The Forced surrender. QUAGLEO. Bayaran lnn. }: q,
TIOM. Winter MORSELAGEll Old ami GoaDs Eyes DS
BOECIEiiNGI LIZ, Watering Plants a. a. lChhts
Surug FAY Halt 10y tie Waysle. WM J. HAYS, Ieriier
OpPENHEIH. Carght In tho Act J. O. BROWN, waiting
And ti.aa 100 others.
Tho whole 10 be- SOLD BY AUCTION on tho EVENINGS
OF MLDNE sDAY anu AZ u BSDAf, Fob 5&4d Az, Al NE
an NO0"-' Tie MessTs. LEAvIIT. Auctioreers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-08
DAILY TRIBUNE,
REAL ESTATE.

Ssv-Yorx. Monday. Feb. z. 1879.
At Tie Exchange Salearoom to-day the fol-
lowing ;esal auction salos made:
Pv =. H. Ir,rrerns E 20.
plot Roe g. = 9 rHn i broadway, and Nos 8. 4.
pce' fos265ss: WA "a II Tsades
"''' ' ~ 60 ii SOFT '"->''''''
4story brick house with lease o. lot. sAvenue A;
a. II s" ytst .O sxsO !tzss ior ~ years, Stound
reDt 100 PER lagGm, Dsvt II Brown. si31o
8story AMI basement b,icl house. vita lot, W SAY.
enIe d. llG2 Of IA ST. lot Z-&s1 Geo Haley Ss3oo
OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
NEWBORN Cirr.
. % sys s Ta 81 70 a. t 2l7,9o ss
4h Var Levin waseT e. Tpis o tgs SEQ
ard Vile % Aaron Her ,l,nef .. 100 900
l$sth - ~ I74.s 4 20 ST Ann's-aye 6oIioo IA
ward; Z Is kennedy rei. TO Edmund McIo,z hin 1900
10 Joseph smith -. Nominal
s,sye. s. 555 II Of tsh-st 2oI15 thomas %.
ani VIE {" Fes nos --..---:-- 1oOo
s,lR il Tnci,r AID VII. to nom son Tea1., 10000
2d.aye, 205 of 55ulst 2OxGi; Fest sanuels mn
Da Bos rrf To- joseph il fgcGer ~ ' 22G2o
Co e. an husband to lila fsiaeh 80. 647oo
ldclard r Mount and others Recommendations. 100
Tairik ii rady aid wic to frid-rt Fitl atrcE 1888
gan ini others 10 ST 0COo
n Paffti and sfe to Vim rplr,o,. ana other. - $1,000
rel 10 lewis q REYNOLDS ...... .......' $500
wasls ton ave. : aoSl5O. I'd wifd; Edward II :, am
s5thsi ?, 1862 nco Sdaye. .sSlOO. Geo Hon -, nan
nan and vie 10 Edward augan zooo
80 2IG west Ii,hs,. Mary greenwood to Isaac
No 20 Sad H. stable, years; Daniel verden .,oo
~ i7o Avenue ''i sac AMI cellar yaaTs Charles
tOlioi-li ). !. SAVAGE, Deputy Register.
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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1e
CounirD uroyeriD Go fet.

THO LFT-The DWELLING-HOUSE and
outbudngs stely occupies and used by William Layti9
AZ Throggs Neck Wes;cheser County. with 80 ACRES OF
LAND.
APP on the premises q. JENKINS at the First
National Bank, Brooklyn, N Y.
Two LET or for SALE. At 4 great sacrifice,
MANSION HOUSE (Stona} and elegant grounds stables
barns snd outhonses 1its flowers and ysseta les In an
dance sitnai" sianssss; oJpo-it. urat eek Depot
fusfing an north side iaroaf time to New YOiE one
hour; DO; Ia hing ard nri1g address j. LHDnIseiieu
Neck iG ReexmaBst Anchorage for schtko
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conr!rn Etal colaie for Sale.

NOR SAt E-A valuable PROPERTY on the
ia '.r liver hNr ulis south ~ Tire Cf - iDIr-t t'p
s, IHi,,,,, Cc.rtt, trc rli's Iro.I sos s"Du 80
aIH = -,e 'tI.. ff-c river front il0 tF -"
opre Hl IaTu fu-;r.r "n rtsi-~' oi'tc. 10 ~ atf
81. lob. I.., toI IsIi ta.,o- j. H. IAIi IT rNS,
linton POINT. ". .--J.u. IS %.
ANUFACiUU!%G SITE and WATER
Vi IDWfE rot Lf.-';arcT 'aiinr -up'i, 81 w9''t
having IN 90 ;.. ea.scty or tAr- or more nil-i
uafal.l tisaui,re- bfH b rr rom tcw lfN;
i,, t4.lt illi4 .'rut, t'tii. .ic iYn ID Ia
rad 49, I'rr pug-rt f1 ac4r 10 hr - having go 81
e.. ANA q d. f.I' 90
a.f.-or p.i. -nI ctl 5t i.eL Adros HtI:.. ~" ~.
1TblnuO:-co.
ETIHGfNIA FAM - 100 acres, valuable
land dimrr.r. ucu:& 200 81 81 mAa, ,tsy 81 acrrS-,
mc'rrl.4 rrss. 60. r.uirlu tae.n. 70 AhND q
WHITING. Eeehihanst.
AYALUAUI,E STONE QUARRY fn SALE or
D. 'rpI-,.Ituus Hi .r rif rta red uJ a.. Hnso
b. .'ti g.. .4r'. lnlFif &c." i..t o.. our ''i'n
oeil h ans % e., G join " !utt -r.a. te,e 60
f.a.. - faff %. 4.-'u A4Ftr Dol. c.sn.r
1ft.aArTA &c.. '''ff-,- rover ffFrftrn
I.II.l.Hi Pal 4.4bf...h.
re. ifH NIN.'. j. g are o.. S'w NorG city.
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EAMAN LINE.
Royal MAJ sfesmcrs aDupintei to pail rs 'ol0vsi
FOR QUEENSTOWN 40 LIVERPOOL
CITY OF Nose hEA L..SAIU HDAN. Frb. -. ~ 7 a. m.
CITt or ~ - ......oe 60 t.DAf feD. 3D. ~ y.
CITY or HICnMOS D....SATURpA Ieb. -. al %.
CITY or N ht.!. ... - UNDhN. 81 %
CITY OF BROOK ~ IitDAN. Narcn i'll, al M
fId each succeeding Saturday, ir"n Pier b. y. H.
EaitS OF FASSA6E
CABIN. SO $50 and 500. gold.
SIIEEAt4. D1a4u- issuei ~ lowest rates.
CABIN general Slsil-s apply az ho ,on.
Ias o4co y D. - Go4seay. fOr Sis.r-.r As,st, NJ No
- Groid""y, "a il,r@ IS. t. joins {" DALI, AKrni
NEW-YO2k AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL
Tless hrst class ssmsI,t regularly at In- from
Pier 40. H. %r.tn aver. - ,oIp.a; -. - . .
steamship tDIt 4 81 = ... ..... TUESDAY, Feb -.
si-1rl-nlp CtiE.-C EN! Ct1T..Tt. L H,DAf F'n p.
.s'i. los g; p passage apply 70
NIfIiAT -. Z LNi j. 4. Coz ~. Bowling .roon.
NICK ELLA 49, LGlI.,G s. 90. Agonte iiar-nA
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SEv-YorK. Monday. Feb z. $40.
At tie Exchange S;lesroom to-day the fol-
lowing ;es1sl auction salos were made:
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WHITE STAR LINE
FOR QUEENSrOWH AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING ruB
UNI FED STATES MAIL.
The seamoTOi Ills ine take tho Lane Route reoonmended
by Lieut. Mauy L. .. Ne s'li 81 tho B"hAs OH t's
passagr Qu "nStnwn. oil Tho r'ruL
CELTIC. SATURDAY. Feh. ~ NJ M
ADRlATIC. SA1 . EDAl. fc'. - AZ !? m
BALTIC. SATt RHAY -. 20. al q 81
hEPi Bf fC' Art - ~, MircI 4, nooh
GFHNANIC SATURDAY HUch al ) T. m -x
FROM TIE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER 3D. NORTH
RIVER -.
These steamers Uniform and unsurpassed In a
poinucns. The saloon, Si10rUonS, SmpAinS hnu rf.i
loums auidsipa, whore u" noise motioi
least IT, aronln. degrees 81 comfort hitherto hha'
tsinahie ~ sea. 800 ., ,,... ,r,...,.
HATE saloon ~ $50 and 500 gold. Return iicsrts
on rs nranc Strgra"e, 50.
por n-con of pnns an other Information, apply at the
Company's Oiaoos No. 81 broadway, Now- , ora, -.
j.. tDEIlS, Agent
rEHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1916 con-
nrms opinion 10, superiority No other lIbcst"h
this kind h. rat sent and Trustworthy mo iioy
Times adm. IioU) -. ,. . -.
TiIE T:IHUS; ALNATAC for 1876 will be- sont to any
address Tor ~ cents . FOR ~.
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Sins Arls.

ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
- YORK TRIBUNE III. BE RECEIVED AT JilS
UProwN OFFICES No. Less l,rolt nay coz la.L'yr.t,
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rirsvr Forty seyentlst az the slim .FflNt-
So 9s5i Thir' t:-, COZ ou-iDhfc az "eh'y ouse.s
Office rates.
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DACIFiC MAIL :. 9. LINE.
4 FOH CALIFORNIA. JAiA&. CulNA AUSTRALIA
MIN IT'S. Ei li-li t.'t-. .i.i y -.
Sailing 'orn PIER fr,t - Canal -. N"r-h Hyer
FOR "A. titAHClSJO Nl1 De- liAit rt T. MANA.
?. IS. ArAPI.f . Tue. .GY. 'tb. b, AZ !; nniiL -
Connecting for an CTTrPtL AMEHICAN and sOUTH
IAIIiIC FDil-. - - ~
FROA san FRANDISCo no JAPAN AND CHINA
.. = CIf4 - saw YORK. March -
rHO,f SAF FnANCG-CO 10 VICTORIA, POhI TO"NS-
IND. ThCO.A, PORTLAND, &C.. &c.
en- me lo'h and 2Ith ~ every marth
For freight or pieage apply foot Of Cana 81. y H.
II. y. BuLi.AE. superintendent
CTATE LiNE.-To GIascow, Liverpool, Dub
- Belfast and Londonderry. Those brstcass ial lo"
cred steamers vii sail from
Es.le Pier HobOken y. J. -
EThIE or pm 81 Nv , a ihHfSlhf JIM
STATE OF VIRGIN -niurdaY rem y
STATE or !NDlANA huISiy, o. -
Aud9!tar.ptc thtrc'ftrr First CABIN SO go
aud $50. ENcurson Tickets &l-0 second tapn $40 he-
turn Tickcts t-n. streragc at lowest rates. Apply 10
AUSTIN BALDWIN & Co., Agents, = bf1hlH y, n. l.
HTkERAGE OFFICE. ~. - BROADWAY.
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Country Board.

DELTGUrFUL Rooms and BOARD in q
r,,a.e o 80. terms, p 80 go per a. .5i Box
., .Jst OLlgc. iiOrr.stOwu, s.J.
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l)iu.tr Resorts.

DOYAL VICTORIA HOTEL, New rovi-
IS ,,t,r Raiana is4a3% a iani ~ parpatus >trrger.
F.r cr.la.s cocll!u, .ii lalJrnaoI any - ~ -
ii BDI.l:a ~ a. 40. 10 nfJli4..y. MEN lO.A-
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INION pACIFIC FAiLRnAD

YVANTED.-C OF CINCINNATI SKIS,
w orU.cl iul u.iset value % III lie pdl AG.i - ~.
Roy l.
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s'IE public are cautioned against negotiating
DELAWARE AID y p uSON CA-,AL COhPANl'S
STOCK CERTIFICATES. number G,3 Gccn shares mum
Dor G5j0, ihry 1--WE sar standing Ia ny name with power
Ct attorney attached, sesisr q" sair !NAe = - st'p.e
Also three 3o.es CEEftNL RAILROAD OF NI-"-Jl-..
SEY. numbers AL, .l2, as, 81 20 each
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FISK g. HATCn.

rI1IE TRIBUNE ALMANAC Is tie largest
book Of ho language one gets great deal ir
% cents tr pea covers OF TIE IHIBCNh
AIIAEAC-lIhe Cleveland J. altT ti.cp)