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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-04-24
WALKER HoUsR.

S McQuaid, 0 II Wood, Ats: G II
Bliss, Mrs c Hayworth, Chicago; j (
Culon. Omaha; @ II Balm, G. Yute, ir,
Kenosha, Rev and Mrs A j Gray, Mr.
and Mrs NJ X Jessup. Mrs T Cuyler, G
Q uyler, Miss Z d Cuyler, Mrs Louis
B Wright, J E ParFons, T B Bronson,
Z Mallory, Mrs Q II Mallory, Mrs c
Mallory, Miss Fanny Williams, Miss
Kate Mallory, New York; A Hatch, a
K Hatch, Portsm u'h, n 81; j George,
Concord; d Wood, Challis; 1 Lee6es,
San Francisco; Q Ducheneau, CorInns;
l. Mcdonald and wife, Corinne; G :
Huntington, st Joe; S NJ Morton, sur
geOn, wife and three children, u 5 a;
w I Lewis, Racine.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-04-24

CD Bradley, W f Masters, g B Van
Enon, Bingham; A Johnston, j G Bald
win, Boise City; w Jon-s, Montana; r
Burton, Phoebe; L r Hadley, J Z Chase,
II FoXley, w @ Morley, Cornne; Il
Sheridan. Ogden.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-04-24

III II 9OUIH s4HttI.
The sale viii be held on the premises, April
18th, at p IN Prop'rty now open for inspec-
ton. For further particulars, apply to
Z. a. REED. Auctionesr,
Room II. over London Bank Of Utah. a23
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-04-24
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
april %, 1880,
WHTrE HOUSE,

april % 1880.
WHITE HOUsE,
G E Smith, Ophir; G Hall and wife, D
McInnis, Ii Thomp. on, Bingham, r
Day, Frisco; j II Trimble and wife, j S
Page, Payson; Schroeder, Nevada; J
5 Kennedy, Stockton; l Z Leroy,
Ogden; j 2 ScullY, Lehi.
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Superior. Wis, Jan. 1880.

1 heard in my neighborhood that
your Hop Bitters was doing such a
great deal OF good among the sick and
afflicted with most every kind Of
disease, and as I had been troubled
for fifteen years with neuralgia and
all kinds of rheumatic complaints
and kidney trouble, 1 took one bottle
according to directions. It at once
did me a grea. deal OF good, and
used another bottle. I am an old
man, but am nov as we'll az I can
wish. There are seven or eight
families in our place using Hop
Bitters as their family medicine, and
are so well satisfied with it they will
not use any other. One lady here
had been bedridden for years, is well
ana doing her work from the use of
three bottles.
LEONARD WHITBECE.
Battle Greek. Mich. Jan. 81, 1879.
Hop BITTERs Co:
Gentlemen--Hsving been afflicted
tor number of years With indigestion
and general debility, 1 used Hop
Bitters by the advice of my doctor,
Ind must say they afforded me almost
Instant relief l am glad to be able
o testify il their behalf.
THOS. q. KNOX
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AUCTION SALE
RBAL RSTAITH
cnISLETT HOMESTEAD

Situated at the northwest corner Of Main and
Fifth South Streets, consisting Of ten rods
square covered with Choice Fruit Trees and
Beautiful Shrubbery, a 7-roomed Cottage, Out }
buildings, etc. No finer improved lots in the
city This valuable property will be sold in
four lots, as per following diagram:
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LEONARD WHITBECK.

Battle Greek. Mich, Jan. 81, 1879.
HOP BITrERs Co:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-18
MINES AND MINING.



Last week developed nothing new or Interesting
in the Mining Stock Markets, and the result OF the
election was without effect. The amount CT busi'
ness done was hardly up 10 the average OF preceding
weeks. Prices were irregular and without general
important changes III either direction.
Yesterday a large business was done N iew
specialties, but the list generally was dull Chry-
solits was active. and rose from 5h to 6's anu
closed at 81 Climax with only small transactions
6uctuated between II and 81 cepts. finally CLOS
ing at tho highest figures Anne was excessively
dull and cent lower at 80 cents. Little Chef rose
from LOS TO 1.25 but Loadville declined
to 50 cents. Consolidated Virginia early
advanced to 3O5. but closed Ut
29O-unchanged from Friday-and California
was cents lower at 21O. Tho dealings in iln'iil
were only small, but they were signhcant-tho
sales all being at 80 regular, and on selling OPP
tons Up to 60 DAYS suit the views OF the sellers
Battle Creek rose 20 cents 10 80, Boston Cons1n,
da:ed . cents to 1.3O, and Columbia Consolidated
= cents to 1.10 Calaveras @a8 active ana rose
from 81 TO 1890 cents Moose was iirm az o3
after y squirt 10 80 cents, Great Eastern rose from
81 TO % ccnts and Silver Nugget sold at o5d3S
cents against 30 Friday The prices 81 such >aL
Francisco stocks as our markets. were gencf,
ally q little lower. The markets closed quiet ana
steady.
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LITERARY NOTES.

a volume of "reminiscences OF the late Ole
Bull il he made OF materials woch the voilnist let
with bis family.
Lord Beacousfeld is writing a new novel,
r his enforced political vacation the title OF when Will
NJ. Alphonse Daudet is preparing novel
for lie Figaro which will the eccentric title Trons-
eeaux CT Layet'es
A new and revised edition of Professor
Cookies book "RoglOn and Chemistry" is being issued
by Charles seribners Sons. 1t has been long ont OF
print
A series of short papers by Professor Swing
on various topics, OF which were read before the
Chicago Literary cub arc being g1S 'n ny Jansen"
McCiurg d Co.. aud Will be called U" Gu" Essays
Judge Albion w. Tourgee's q Bricks With
ont Straw" which was published two weeks ago. mas
been called for at rate far exceeding the i"chueS
for manufacturing that the publishers have iouoa il
necessary make duplicate sot Of plates as 'heY We're
compelled also to DO to meet the demand Tor "A tooT$
Errand" The publication Of {" Bricks without sra" ,
has also stimulated the sale Of FOoFs Eil"nu OF
which 100000 have boon sold ana winch Is no"
beng printed az Tie rate OF 5000 copies week.
In his forthcoming work, The Scenlhc
Basis of spintu.Hisn," Mr. EPes Sargent takes the
ground that natural science Is concerned only with the
knowledge Of realities, that is o. seuseperceptions
which can be only historically but also directly i'm
parted TO and nationally ed that so far as this
is adhered TO. spritualsm Is now SC ence But
rules all unconflr med franco UtteTances,' or
supposed spirit commuu catons. as not pertaining to
his basis" even coming within the scope of scien
t6c recognition except far they give clear
proof Of suporsensua powell and intelligence He selects
certain established and daily demOnstrabe phenomena,
about which there is dispute among scientific III
yes;Caors and makes these tho ground for his Undue
TINS "a well as the warrant for assuming That other
phenomena equally well attested but not perfect and
uneauvocal IN their conditions analocicaIy cou-
drmed. He maintains that there are certain prefer
human facts absolutely proved as any facts In other
sciences are proved ami that these veTtablo facts
OF science. The preensions Of certain socailed ex-
posers that they can produce such phenomena as
direct writing and clarvOyaDce 10y trick. and IN The
same way that they medialy produced Mr. Sargent
dlsmisSes AS being either ignorant poas OF an mien
uona dcceptio The facts OF the book he cams he has
confirmed by forty Of close attention - this sub
ject and 10 the cogEae phenomena OF meSmerism ana
somnambulism.
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PROVIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON.

A FULL NIGHrs RIs'f.- Only a. MILES OF RAIL.
FIhST-CRAs~ ACCOMODA HONS ONLN.
The favOTitc palace steamers
MASSACHUSE IFS AND RHODE ISLAND.
DAILY SUNDAY ted from Pier29 North RIVER foot Of
Naffrn-st. al , y.
No ini ernediAie landings between NewYok and Proyi.
Gence Passengers druye in Boston AZ 7 a.
ucJ at Nos. 5Jj. 8Ji. IS1 ana
%. BroalWiy. ana Metrop Fifth Avenno IIoes.
New and 333 Washington It, Brooklyn Tickets
also SOLD all principal hotels and ticket Offices, and A.
Oces OF e,cott Express Company Freight taken al
l.. ". fuKIss. j.. - BABCOCK
q. T.
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ITO PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLDESTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
" BErWElN . -

In
THE oLDEsrABLIsHEpc ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
Is TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY
bEPlis ~ PHILADELPHIA IN NEW YORK
DOUBLE. TRACK. TIE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
WIN ABSOLUTE SAFETY
On and a'ter CCr. g. 1850
Express Trains leave NcwIoIk Via DcsbFoscs and Cort
49, o sS s % no af n96 a III" sdaasy. s ' aS
m D a z. :: % and - N, ana ~ hsnt s,,o O., -.oo
and ! p NJ. : ming through IrcnOn aud Cam
Boats Brook. Annex with al throueh trains
at Isey Cty "acrdins speedy and direct transfer To-
Rrtn1ing ira ns West Phi pha OI 3IJ 4:25
735 3 $50 an II ~ limited Express l:jo M. ?
D. a. 5',V sna 1" OH p IL %; %; 49,
9 q. and $40 .. m daly except SUNDAY.
ana loot OF Desbo-cs aud sndtt No Court ami
Brooklyn annex sIasn 1905 o. Faii0nst Bo3agn Nos
Immigrant Ticket onice, No. Battery Place, ...I,
baggage rom hotels ,,, a2d RESIDENCES p,pvep
General Manager General Passenger Agent
THE ERIE RAILWAY, now known MS the
NEw.YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
OF TRANS GAKiSs EFFECT NAY 10 1850
room Coacae, to Bunllo ani Suspension ardge,
N linz r lq9, as ~ Pss -, Sr S at But
Southwest Pulmans best Drawngroom sleeping coaches
Z D. m (paly Pacific Express for the Wet. sleeping
CHICAGO without changes so Hotel Dnng ears to Chicago
1:I1 m-lm grant tram for Tue West
Trans leave IanDers street Depot, NewH YORK for
p. and l2J midnight saturday nights only. sundays.
nntheff1ri ard Passaic g. 1880 10 1920 a. 1920
a. stops Ruhe fora only on -uncaYsl2 noon,
mrlnigbL sundays. 600. $780, lo:@Oa M lao O3O p m,
Paterson g. 6iJ 1850. $40 10 l0:2O 1880 m II ncon
l:I5 g. 10 80 49, 4iJ. ;. DO 3D. $50 6:lD, $50
T. 7:l5 D. 1880 p IN and ~ midnight. SUNDAYS. o. $780,
g:l5 1910 IN. lao. ESQ. 7. p N and ~ mdnigl
~unetn Goo. $50 1910 l4j 800 300 d. %. 49,
1850 and II midnight SUNDAYS. 6OO $3.50, lO;-O a
H., $40, $50 200 p ~, aad y midnight
Warwick. 1850 1920 a. m, $50 p M.
Newburg and Corn all 100. M, 35' i'Jo D. m sun
RondoHt and Kingston 900 M. p SUNDAYS $50
Goshrn g. 1860, - 1920 a. III, $50. $780, 430 T. 75 IN
sundays o. $3.50, lO2O a. IN, ESQ., D. m -
MddetOw1. 100 o. lO2Oa- nj 800, 500 Z, $40 p IN.
D. ~ trains connect with SeN-York ana oswegO Midland
ParI JrTyiS $50 O. O2O M 1890 D. T. 7:l5 D. M sun.
DAYS $50 lO' % a. IN. 6, $3.50 aud y. nl
each hour from 5:5 10 $40 M ana at lOi5 aud Has
"a for pas are flr Drawing Room
and coping coaches be obtained aud ordes Tor
rauv's Onces 23O, iul OF DJ1 Broadway, y Y, No
Conn At Brooklyn. orat the COmpany's Dcpots
from the West In NcwIOrk at 715
III" 'i'-' mo n ABBoTi. GEM Pass'r Agt. NewYork
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ leave for EnglcWOod ClOstcr, fennOnt
ack. 7. = $50 a. M ., J. loo, DiSb uiO, $780, lljO
sunGays A. M. aud ti5 ~. fhe lsJO p. viii
leave 30 nutes later SATURDAY nghts ~
Manuel spring Valley Monsey. TOO $50 m, i5O
I" :" yNo n. ABBOTT General PaAar Agent New.YorE
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FREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
Il COSNECTION. Leave foot OF Libortyst for FREQ
hold at S:l5, ll:4JA. n. 90 $3.50 4. ~

~ Time Table o. october Is So Leave New York foot LID
crtyst. y. Il
For Sandy Hook via Banchport, SIS lli5 a m, $3.50
p.n
Cor Highlands Branchpor boo. sl5. l1i5 ~, 400,
J:3J D. a..
For Monmouth Reach sud se.Drght Via BrauchpOt 800.
$40 1l:sS q. m. 800 4oO. $50 y N.
SID Red Bank, for Manchester Toms River Bar
neSAJ &c.
1870 p nlvia Red Blns, for Manchester Toms River.
ATLANTIC CITY AND All Il tons Bayslde.
Red .1nt for all stations 10 Writings Toms
e.,
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
~ NEW LIN.

For Tl,ES 10Y ,.d PIN A OtT'pUlA
Leave ork from station C. r. r. OF v j. foot OF LID
From station corner Nnh and G.eenstt az 74j; son,
day at go a. NJ. 5:so ~ =. m ..-,-ooo ,,.,,
For Treiton Warre1 snd racsefst rs q llI5 a. ~;
l$o 4:30 53o. q 8 = p m susd4' "a! = M 53g pm
Returning trains Will leave Philadelphia f9r sew fork
9th and Green sts At 7O $40 03O a. H.: I2lO - $40.
From Sd AID Gekssts. 5: 20 J:3os m i:Sj $40,
' bS mot, iiIH 1a m cars .tfsyi i' d. H. p H.
FROM Trenton warren and latSers s. 10 'ercspt Mon
~. Suudav-l:25. $50 a M. J:la D.. ,n.
Iiokcs Tor saic al foot OF L3tcr,y H., Mot 5a 2s eoI
and C,irt-sts and Hnnex ONCE Jewefs WHAT Brook
& Is9s 6 S Or P2 E a H for sp 29
cation be made al 94I and -@ Hro2iTsy lg 5thaye
5oaacGiio9 WIN 5c 5e Iel9oso,8, aae l.v Telegraph.
H. p. BALDNl<, Gen Pses. Agent
EOR BRIDGEPORT aud all points on Nau-
gItuck and HOusatoc TAI roa tNmer. leave Cath
fsr dsc i'y5 asa BY Any oi 1 re .' -' pm
FOR NEW-HAYEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
e,,r fiatO po, stmr ar - p r. y ' Inn i
Ga,- e, epte a : D ~ aud !23 p M connecting vita
Tcses sod and baggagc CHECKED at 9l4 Broadway New
FOR NORWALK AND DANBuRY DAILY,
-stoamer AHEIc. p caves Per X HGlton Ferry
2i5 P. nj 5 * ( Is G r 1AHt t $5 Gents
NETWORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ RIVER hAIIFo D--cgn,meaelnfi ~ october ~
700 Iu western ald northern ENUross t0 Rochester,
IIdtt-burg. ~ Adams ana Montreal
1850 o. Chicago Express drawing room ears u tanan
Cainia Rochester amt Buffalo. w..
li:uO To Albany AMI ifE. WIN connections 10 CNcA
Saratoga. GENE Fllf .al Hut&nd. a.,
$500 j. H. saturdays Only ~ptNa LNpIeas 10 -AoauY anu
IrOf.
400 =. m Accommodation % Albany and Troy
D. f. E1uIess daily win bicFptng cars lor
ST LOUIS. running thluurh ov,rY IN the Also
t tic rTsc 11 i - i, n5 via ar4 G
$50 Paci.c Express, dal ~, " ~ Srepmg car -
Niagara Fails, Rochester Buffalo. Cleveland Toledo DofNt
and Chicago
$500 D. H. Fast Express lor Montreal Rochester and Com
Ing. via Geneva sleeping 10 Geneva Rochester and
Montreal "a -. Aihlus. ..
and TOY. 900, go, .
Wc-cotts ypr 81 Oihcos Pst'-plco .nd t-H ana ti2
I.r,r,te boz and 5.i Washing t"u-t. Br,o-
J. 81 uDJ, EY. Gen. SUD e.. y. MErhER Gen. fs.ar AIT
NORWICH LINE
" ~ Ension Worcester Portland and the White Noun.
I.rs wa NrvI Pier NO. 40
b, r,.. ,t b., IA da.iV. except rs.
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srcoyp caI.L-1l O'CLOCK II.
THIRD cALL-12 O'CLOCK ?. N.

Climax IColumlia con .hsysOlte eier. sNevads
200 81 50 tsOJ.. 1lO 100 ..... 81 oo..... ll5s
Do. 81 POO. .b3. / 10 loo. .O3. Gis Union Con
23r1 r2i Uutf 1000 90. g TO-. ID -
Con Va Zoe .b5 1q5 Fath'r ae Smt Best Lslch'r
800 200 l@5 100 80 loes
Anne silver Nuge't Copper Knob california
800 100 Go so. Sd. 80 1919 go - 2OO..--.. 10
Boston Con 1G0u. --.- 30 Mexican
bOJ...... 100 Battle creek TO-. ...--- ga
700 BIO L3O 300 .J5 $50 ODhr
..-.-. =
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5teamboals ano Railroads
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW- JERst


CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Ferry station IN New.Y ofk of Libertyst Ferry
station ga BrOO IN foot NJ Fit mat, JcwolPs wharf
Commencing Idno H. lSs0-Lcave NewforE loot OF LID
5:jo a n.-Ior Easton, Bethlehem Wind Gap, Manch
Chunk Tamaoeud. Drifton, Upper Lehgh WiSe'oaiIo'
7:45 a. m For Pennington D.. L. and Western r. r.,
ERsfon Be hlehem Mauch Chunk, Tamaqu1, SC. -,
g:nO a. schOol,y's Mountain, High Bridge Brancl
Ea-On Allentown. Re ding U2'rsburg. Manch Cnuhs,
Danvle, Wiamsport Tamaqud' Diiit"D, NahcoAe' Oppe
i0;iI a m FOR 80 \ ervinc Pennington. &c.
.. m.-F1r Pennington. aston. AH5nt0"n, Iteanhg
S.o ~ 4 Sr FlemIngon faston Bethlehem Wind Cap
mauch Chunk. IanaquA DliI'h' "HN'9''io 0''A"'''
4..O p. m-For sehooley's Mountain, High Bridge Branch
l:i5 ,. m-For somervile Pennington. &c. -
b.3O m.-FOr Easton. De-. LACK. aud western r., X
Allentown Reading, Harrisburg. Mauch Chunk' "Hhos
7.45 ~ fa-For Easton
For Elizabeth $50 C5 ci5. no, 7:i5, 500 $50 200
$50 1870 1915 1910, I45 M lz:45, 100 l:54 200
$50 300, 33l 345 4O0, l:lJ 430 4i5, 300 5:l5 0;$
6f5 Coo G:l5 $780, 6ij 1900 10, z;45, sl5 OLD IO;lo
SUNDAY trains leave si5 H. IL D. Bound Brook
anl Intermediate stations az 95O D. m Tor Eas'on Amen
For Newark at $40, 6:l5 CAS- lis 7:l5 s5. $40 9l5
$3.50. 10 1880. llj I'm, 2 3, $50 g. $50 D 35O
54j g. G:lb $50, i;lh SID, 9lt Igl3; ll:!1 ~ D. NJ
Boats ~ the BROOKLYN and Era Annex" make connexions
Jersey CITY station 10 and from Brooklyn and Ere depot
Jersey city.
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH
LS DIVISION.
ALL RAIL LINE for Woodbridge, Perth Amboy, south
AmLov. Mstawsu KcvDOrt Uszef Mi!Gletorn, Red
Bank LitIo silver. Branchporr Long Branch Elberon.
Dca Beach Ocean Grove Asbury PARK Ocean Beach spnng
Lake sea Girt ssnss1aan Point Pheasant Toms RIVER
Leave Sew YORK, ioyt Lberyst at o, $40 ll;i' p m
l:3O, $50, 4, $3.50 p.
For ~ usDtic CITY, 1870 p. H.
A ~
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CTONlNGTON LlNE.-FOr Boston aud all
- points last
steamer To NINGION leavesou ruesdays Thu slay' ani
-ltuTu1y- ant tho stcI FATE OF d. Nv YykNpA
Cal Wtdlcallvs ana fTiiys from Pier 3D. NDrt1 RIVER
foot JaysL at .. special limited tickets 10 Is 10
line -, GOOD ONLY the dly aud rp Tor
which ey issued a. specified tleir ace Frsisnt
taken az lowest cufrent Rates ID. s. HANCOCK pea
J. w, FILhISS, "a. +. Agent q
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EXCURSION 20 Albany AMI return, go,d 30 GAYS. 81.
" ~ EVERETT. President.

A LBANG DAY BOAIS.-ALBAN1 and G..
~ NIBBAED daily SUNDAYS eXceptel leave Nestry
Street IL 1850, ana 2itsL ~ tLrOokiYn by Annex
M landing At NyacG Ferry West Point hewDurs.
IOughkeep.ie. CasSi, and Hudson. Tickets
baggage checked North aud West Tickets or
puns Hudson River Railroad received Tor
lxcurlOn ticket. West Point or NewDdg, returning the
day, 81 Last trip from NewYork. Oct 10, and from
nct
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CLOSING PRlcEs OF CALIFORNIA SrOcK&
sD FrAvcrsco saturday oct. 10, 1880.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO TEE rRmUXE.i

The Eureka Consolidated Mining Company has
declared "A dividend of 80 cents per share.
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Eau Schools

ANIMAL SESSION (22D of UNIVERSITY
a LAW 81 HODI. begins october ucxL Address y. A.
JAQU -. secretary. 2sl Broadway.
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A REDUCTION OF FARE.

4 REDUCTION OF FARE.
~ FALL RIVER LINE
81 10 boston. FOX SPE. IAL LIMITED TICKETS.
(orreipon reduc ion e. Eastern points Mammoth
steamers BRISTOL and PROVIDE ~. Day sundays
GUIDED Iicr r. foot of Murray pun Leave
Llyn 400 T. Jer-oy ny, i:tJ p VIA Annex boats
eis. &c BE- obtained al all principal
hotels ticket Offices the Once the PER and on board
GEo l.. con NOR. BORDEN & LOWELL.
Genera Ia senger AGENT. Agents
FOR RONDOUr aud KlNGST0N.-Land
1 Cozzens (Wcst POnt. Cornwall Newburg. Marlboro
Milton. PoUghEcepse Espus. .cng Win Ulster aud
Delaware Nalll Valley B2drOz Is steamboats, JAM -
". BA OWN aud TIIOMA, COR NELL leave DAILY al 4
u m Pier -. NOrth River, foot col HIiri-On-L
Except oatrGayswnen Thomas Cornell leaves at 1870 pm.
I EHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
IL PASSENGER TRAINS, an after June /. 1890 will
leave deDos foot Corandt and Debr0ssesss at so Am,
] u. m and H. H. Ion Eas0n. Bethlehem, Allentown,
Taa0nr Msach Chunk WtlSesbarfe. Tow anda, Wavery.
Geneva, LYONS Buffalo and tho West Pullman sleep
ms COACHES attached 10 u.3U D. NJ. ttain. =, ~,
Trains eavinga TAO IN. ana p IN. connect ior Al!
POINTS In Mahanoy and fIazetOn coal regions
s. Il BYINGTON General Passenger AGENT,
General astern Office corner ChuI, AM Cortaudists
N I-.Ia- A mn
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THIRD CAIL-2:3O O'CLOCK =. NJ
AMERICAN BINLyG SrOOK EKCHA NGE SALES
FIRST CALL--1O O'Clock A. VI.

Boston Con silver Nugget California
j0, BIO l,J 500 Sd. 35 200 sd % 100 ... 2 Is
Chrysoite 1000. BIO 81 20D...... % con Virginia
300. So. ~ Battle Greek lOoO-.-.. 80 TO- 300
800 $500 3 cDo.--.-- $40 Hulk 20 Mexican
STU 80 Glrard 3oO--.--.. l.S5 % 80. -
Climax 200 -.. LSj Copper KNOB Ophr
100 .... .7G SutrD Tunnel 300 BIO. - 40. .
POO. b3O l.2j Best&BecAeI ISicrraN6y 1da
I5JO..... ~ Uuion Con 100. IL 20 ..--. IL
20 ....... ID
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Dannno Aca0emles.

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VPlOWN OFFICES so. I,23S Broaiwgy. cor. Thirty
trsst i0S West twenty -tud-'t, cor. tieht ave No
N2 East Fouteeuth-si corner Union square 100 Third
Az cor forfr.seyeuti.st at the HAKL 81 OFFICE. No
IOOI - 5%i Third ave, on" hundred andtW MY
fourIh 81 dalirn Sasing- Bank Building, TO at
regular Office rates
LIEN DODWORTITS
"a SCHOOL FOR DANCING
No b-l FIFTH-AVF.
Glasses will commence October Ii. For Terms days &c
send Tor CIRCULAR The Quaire will be ready in atcY
dals
LEN. MACGREGOKS
- SCHOOL FOR DANCING.
5fh-ave october To- For terms see circnlar
4 MR.. IRENOR'S, Broadway and 32d-st
"a Lessons every day aud evening send Tor circular.
Ta.eHts ana mi ending pupils are welcome VISITORS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-18

DOUBLE TRACK, TUE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
MINT ASD THE FASTEST IlAE CONSISTENT
WIFI ABSOLUTE sAtEIN-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-18

A LADY TEACHER seeks light pos ton
~ exchange frr quiet homo ID tn city, FetcreH' Ad
4 drps,s II fttn-sf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-18
GfGcBers.

4 GRADUATE of YALE wishes to tutor
" Young men pleuaring for college conditioned o.
stud Reference any member Of the lae
tarul. Addr,ss L.. S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-18
Eteamboais ano Railroads..

ALBANY BOA1S-PE0PLE'S LINE, DREW
"a and 81 John leave Pier 80 Al, North River. loot ~
C0aGisL, every Ntekdag, p. connecting at Albany
lSlUd4y moaning eAoo.teD with trains North, West aud
Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-18

d. AnR WILL PAY the entire expense Tor
~ -ktjV board tuition, music and art oeethcr WIN
inus art mst-r2s AMI Of books for the college
wear at BORDGN GOWN FENAlE COLLEGE. borden
Town J. Forc2talOpur address lnc Rev W NJ G. 80 " '
A IL, rrcshCnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-18

ALL WANTING BEST lEACHt RS, Amer
~ lean or foreign fanl,. schels G. c.Ses af 9ay
druarim.f p,, an bteh should have CANDIDATES Ne" hu
lem" ] W CONGRATULATIONS. So relArY American
school Insiltuie 20 AS, l,IGst, New N'i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-18

Is TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY.
ITPIISIN PHILADELPHIA, N NEW YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-18

A PRIVATE TUTOR of several years eX-
u per enrc In New orb desires one or two PapAs nag
heer .ueriaiiv sirso sui In Cn2cf backward pnp aht
m 10 eparirg bows or college can refer q promintht
who have been patrons Adde'S YALE "HApuAif n'A
4 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-18
For Both Sexes Country.

J. BOARDING SCHOOL of rare advantages
- ana cheap "a -, Pennington Seminary Penrinl ton
New Jersey. Address lHOS. HANLDN. d. T., Pr",idtht.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-18
boston SCHOOL OF ORATORY.
10 y. ~ MUN " TIlH'IF"L

J Fuu course two years, three hour, daily. shoror
C,uise one year Term bogus October = Application az
Soer-et ST. osoa any tsy alter October !. from ~ 10 -
a. For circulars apply 10 ~ . ,.,.,,,,,-r, ,,-., 9.