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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-04-07
MAGNET BILLIARD HALL.
No. 1873 Main STREET.

NO. l53 MAIN street..
Nine New and Elegsnt Tables from
the celebrated Brunswick & Bake Fac
tory, Chicago. More Ftfteen-BdH Pool
Tables than any other House IN the
United States. We call attention to the
Dry Game" System introduced by US,
where only nominal fee is charged for
the use of Tables.
RUSSELL & BURNS, Props.
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JULES SALOON
No. 135 Main Street.

Acknowledged to be as neat and coy
q retreat ss the city affords. 1 will
endeavor to keep as Good al Article In
my Line as can be had elsewhere. Her
mitags Whisky 8 specially. Try my
Fair Exchange and LIS Corona Cigars.
J. E. CLASBEY, Prop.
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LeadVIIIe Election,

Denver, 6.-The city election at
Leadville yesterday resulted in the
election of DOugan, republican, for
mayor, over Humphreys, democrat,
the present incumbent.
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THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL Z.
shakespsare's great Tragic Creation Of
MACBETH!

All the original music by an enlarged
orchestra and powerful chorus COM
posed Of members OF
ZIOK'S MUSICAL SOCIETY,
Box Office open every day for the sale Of re-
served seats, which can be had without extra
charge.
For full particulars see posters and bills.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
April 6. 1881.

April 6. 1881.
CONTINENTAL HOTEL.
G G Richards, Ogden; j and A Green.
wood, j Peters and wife, American Fork
j ) Page, Psyson; f Turner, Logan: =
inner, Frisco; A o Smoot, jr, J L
McEwsn, j Bullock. jr, j o Jones'
Provo.
VALLEY HOUSE.
w B Davis, Goshen; G Lundabar,
PARK; A Waters, Frisco; G Hubbard
nd wife, j p Lsrten, Logan; 81 Burton,
Nephi: j Russell, Park; j Shut, Stock
ton; w Willie, Mendon; E ? jameson,
Butte, NJ T; j and Miss l. Jensen, MAnti;
A Finnell and wife. Bountifu!; NJ Park
inson, Wellsville; Z r Giles, Marysvale.
oLIFT HOUSE.
G TribArg, Wood River, w Glssman,
Reno, New; j Earle, J s Lewis. Ogden;
q Mu lett, Philadelphia; T HallOran.
Challis, Idaho; E Bird, Park City; S
DeCoursey, w Tiedm man, Stockton; A A
Plpen, II Spriggs, Frisco; q Keefe, Sill
yer Reef
WALKEB HOUSE.
hr and Mrs Avila and servant, Spain;
Z NJ Rogers, U S A; G Kinsey, Mrs A
g Kinsev, E X Hawkes. and wife Il Art
man, San Francisco; s Stevens, @ L
DAnton, Ogden; T s West, J L Why
took, Philadelphia; D Lillis, st Joe, Mo;
Bishop j A Paddock and family, Wash
inRton Territory; Mr. and Mrs @ Peck.
Newark, N j; Miss Al j Peck, Eliza.
beth, n j; H G Wicker, J Whitmore,
Chicago; R L Crawford, New jersey; E
Hawley, Il hills, New York.
WHITE HOUSE,.
W Code, Plain City; J Miller, J
Rockhill, Spanish Fork; a Norton, Por-
terVille; A Holt, West Jordan; W Holt.
Cottonwood; j Brewer, Frisco; A A
Wallace, Nj Driscol and wife, j Wesr,
Park City; Burkett, j Nelson, Logan;
J Il Fowler, Evanston; E Cunningham,
Ogden; ii Moore, Soda Springs; Mrs
Schwartz and son, Silver Reef; Z Barton
and wife, DR. Wisner and wife, ID McIn-
mes, Binghami c Baird, Wyoming; j
Metcslf, GunDison; J I Hammond, j Bl
Roper, Logan; w Collins, Monroe; Miss
q, Miss V and Miss l. Bean, Ricbfeld;
w Burgess, Nevada; II Cannon, Gle
manson, Mt Pleasant; II + Sayer, So.
ina; J j Thomas, j Clark, LehI; T II B
Jones, Sandy.
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CALL AND SAMPLE FREE!
$3.50 per Gall. $3.50 per Gall.
American Saloon Whisky"
The above Popular
Bourbon can now be OBJ
tanned at MeearS' Whole
sale and Retail Liquor
tore, opposite the Post
Office.
$3.50 per Gall. $3.50 per Gall.
Call and Sample Free.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-04-07
YOU
NEED 1T
IN THE
SPRIRGTIME,
When you feel USED UP. The
system requires help TO throw off
the Accommodations of the STAG
NANT PERIOD, winter.
PERUVIAN.
BITTER

Stimulate the DIGESTIVE Or
CARS, regulate the LIVER and
cleanse The KIDNEYS. A wine
gIassfuI before each meal will
make you BELIEVE this state
ment.
They CURE DYPS0MANIA (the
Alcohol Dlseasel by their charm
ing action upon the STOMACH,
restoring its natural tone and
entirely destroying the MORBID
APPETITE for stimuIaRts. MA
LARA disappears before lhem,
and PERFECT HEALTH resumes
its sway.
CRINCH0NA RUBRA peruvian
Bark, together with other val
liable ingredients compounded
with thu best medical skill, is
what this is.
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Call and sample Free.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-04-07

G G Richards, Ogden; ] and A Green.
wood, Peters and wife, American Fork
j ) Page, Psyson; F Turner, Logan; =
Sumner, Frisco; A o Smoot, jr, J Z
McEwsn, j Bullock. jr, j o Jones,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-04-07

$3.50 per Gall. $1.5O per Gall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-06

small h f1ces for them generally were steady. but
ifere were some Irregularities Erie second c3nsos
IgscoNSreu from lc2s TO 1O3l2G 1921 buf EoSfon.
aaIioia and EIle hrsfs declined from so 7, zalz
I'D MIssonIi, Kansas and Texas first consols
were easier al HOP, the seconds being steoJy "a
% p canada Southern rsfs were X lower M Iol Il
~. Louis and iron Mountain new s. sold az "a q,
'"-l"Ik Elevated iirsts al Jlo and Ne.rnnoIi,
iinl iIsis az 100. Louisville and Nashville General
Xi" cages were strong up 10 IO. 81 pali aud
Ohiaiia consois were Il lower at I0tIfg TOI3,
texas and Pacific incomes held steady M ahont ~
bni ists, 40 Grandc Division. declined iron, l0I x
80 l000l0Gl2. '' IVA
q, ihere was a sharp demand for money Of
VIC CLOCK E&ch1ngc, so that the common ratio
W@S . per cent with not iuircquent loans and
~ Ai-e amounts NJ per cent. which VA
tle closing rate. The domestic exchanges on New
iofk 81 The West are weaker. The rates M NJ aces
hhei are quoted as follows: Savannah la03s
premium charleston lS0 d premium: New Orleans
commercial ~ discount. bank Sf so rreminm
"a. LOUIS oo cents discount: Chicago. ~ - dis
count; Boston 30 cents discount The United states
1r.asui.r at Washington to-day received 5000 OoO
Na'tol1al Bank notes for REDEMPTION. Tie customs
Ie,tipts were $4,000. and the internal revcnue
frcclpts were Tl,290.c0o. The Clearing Uovee
SS'tieAnflt today is Is follows: Exchanges
TlH", >o'D0o; balances, Ss,s2I. 75I. The rams
q. 'l'iis ~ lhc SuD-lreasiirg covered Reretn.s
81 81. 20: payments. T2,52~ 7zG: currency bal
anre 30 1880; coin balance. SO $50 BIO
me ioltl-n exchange market was duli ,yi.l, only
siiaiI transactions. Rates. however. were tirrnor
.us ioi a,ilal business more closely apuroyillat-
Ut 'i' posted quotations, which are unchanged as
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LITERARY NOTES.

Byron's "Chlde Harold" annotated by NJ. James
Darmesteter, has been added to Delagraves Paris
series of " Classiques Angais."
Sir Gavan Duffy will have the second volume OF
Lis Young Ireland " ready in November The ius'
volume appeared i'll that month year ago.
The June number of the Rer~e DIS 4'ts Deeor@t's
contains illustrations Of the White House dinner set
which was Designed by Mr. Theodore H. DAVIS ana
made by Haviand at Limoges
The regular way Of distributing newspapers III
Germany is through the Post Office whose records
show that the whole number of newspapers and Pc
Iiodicals is Z $50 in tLirty~one different languages
OF these 5,O47 are German, 5G8 French 400 ing
lish, 209 Austrian and 12s American.
Mr. Matthew Arnold, in the preface which he has
written for the collection of Burcs letters speeches
and tracts edited by him and published by Maemll-
Ian & Co., says: " The Importance OF Burke s
thoughts on the policy pursued jill Ireland is as great
now as when he uttered them and when they were
received as he tells Us, with contempt.
Mr.. Writ Skies. United States Consul at Cardiff
Wales must be painfully surprised to learn that his
new book has a special hearing upon events in his
own country. lie was prompted by the murder of
the Gar TO write book called Studies of AsSas'-
nation which has just appeared in London, his
aim being as lie says in the preface: To emphasize
the folly of assassination by illustrating its common
reaction its perpetrators and its persistent failure
to accomplish its purpose
When martial law was proclaimed in Pretoria dur
ing The recent siege OF 100 days, and all civilians
were ordered TO remove TO the military camD Ihc
london Times says that Mr.. Decker the well-knOwn
editor of The TldRSrcal 1yYHs, took a hand-prcSS
with him into camp and with the assistance OF Il
Eir Duva initiated an almost unique experiment III
the history of journalism by the issue of a news
paper Christmas Day, under the ttleof "Ihf Ncrs
Of dc CamP journal of fancies notifications, gossip
and general cht-chat Published in the military
camp of Her Mae>tys forces defending the be-
loagucrcd inhabitants of Pretoria" In preface to
the nOw-cOmpleted file OF for numbers the editors
remark upon the difficulties of their novel under
taking. Surely" they say, "neyor was paper
printed under such singular ausplccs-a bungalow
for Il printing Office with canvas thrown over its
unfinished roof through which the rain freely pcnc-
trated, gentle watcrspout running down the COM
positors back he stood with chandelier OF Martini
Henry cartridges over his shoulder his white apron
for uniform, composng-Stick in hand, and his rifle
lying suggcstiVey near his prntin frame; the edi-
tors quarters, army bell tent and transport
wagon, the space between ingeniously rooted in
with tattered sail stretched ON telegraph poles;
their work, editing paper by day and On guard up
to the knees in mud at night, or sleeping in pair Of
leather breeches, long boots and jack spurs"
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COTTON MARKEr.-Bl rnIrsn,pr

IdyraPooI- Iulv 5-l-.3O 2. fls,.c,-- Mar. .,,-.
bales lAcs ue l.iau bales c.a alton .'.t e.. Ii.
ocpis oo ia'cs' ne u a- loa ,a-es iia,l fsfal
JuE and tnsus. delivery, ia- $40. Aaslst aid i,ai
nr4itcis i "i-' .'.-'-; Co. ifet'.r aDi 80
o-lol N". J-l.a-.l sad ienlt4Is %. Igtai,. ni...
50 ;,.'5'" go D. b" 'i'n i1iui's-. ...Iras.
li'tato1i, Ju,y %-i.o D. n-la, 0i u.1 GAS in.
II,lErool. JuA 5i:io D. motion -FuiuIes- Dsuis
Low ii'ihs s..asr' Jlk deiiteft a. 81 do Jn la
Nel~t- lid p...S,le. al. - g.. 80
ttpiiil. NrhNrif. ''s-'. iNii. CLOSED lat
ca Ma .se 6riean. o. i i, - l'a9.n Glands,
MANclns.il Ja ':lhe iaafse Tor Yarns al i.lr.ls
AUel,IA. Jus O-NuliaR duI Nludannr. los.r 1a,x
MlHnir 4'' ""o' ordinary, So. receipts - bass
BAlunoer July COTTON steady; Nudminr. ,re. low
M!tinnH lo-o-i "ooi Ordinary. SIZE; rs.f.f.s. la3
bAes' safes; spinaers - baios suas, 4.s6y bales.
hi"as 10 &c.; GOOD Ordinary c. net receipts. laos.
Niddling lOsci Good oriairy see; r,ee ,s l0s
bars; sales. 30 bales stocA, ,.-4a bales.
Mfddnn~ a7sc.. GOOD Ordnari \ 81; rsinf. f, r,i.
Sinpents 'i bales sacs - h-ess slocS, SOl6 bacs.
MOBILE July Cotton ostiet ana ef.s.iy 4, i..i,,
loisc.; Low M.idinr ai.c: GOOD ,rlirsrv' , -
cepts 20 baics exports, cOast~Se, balos s4es 30
NEw.oRLEANs Juy 5.-Coiion armcr Middlinz. lo-,c,
Loo bales srosS o02 bales cNiorts 10 France h. ii
PiADEirln. July 5-Cottol STEADY. scdnc Il 7. l,vy
Midaing. lo'c Good Ordinary 9.c.. net icr,s Is, ,s
bales gross AS bales; sales sIinncrs 2O8 bales Z,
SAVANNAH. July Cotton quiet. Mddinr i0ec. Low
Middling 9'.c.; Gooc Ordinary. sc receipts haios
STOCK, 1850 bales.
iL.or July 5Cot'on quiet: Middinr. 1850 Low
Shipments. l,03s bales sales 205 bales STOCK 3 s5 bales
M.ssns aS SS n 9 ,9ar set Miaains ie low
exports ooastwise SOP bales; stock. 7s6 bales
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TUESDAY, July 5-P. NJ.

TUESDAY, July 5--P. NJ.
There was only a slim attendance of brokers and
operators at the Mining Stock Exchanges to-day
and the transactions. which were unusually small
were confined TO few of the most active stocks
The early prices generally We're about the Same as
Fridays last figures, but Consolidated virginia
opened at 2.55--a decline Of - celts-and re-
mahcd steady all day. California sci ling at - cents
to l. For other stocks however the decline came
later IN the day. State Lines Nos. / and fell from
so 10 l.J5 and Nos. and from G3s to 9, Oriental
and Miller from 1.3O to 100. and Silver Cliff from
1'8 to dig: liibcinia fe from 81 to % a 50. The
markets closed Gull and weak
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-06

LIVERPOOL July ; -POrk-Pume Mess-Fae..-- s..,s
at 49,; western steady IS. s f,,,v
steady al a. short kiD steady 456c.; tI.sr
steady al sos short 'lcal steady at IA.
cut steady Al 'N.; shoulders dan 40 30.
none here; lNtia Mess, uInsr At TO Prime nrn.r
M 80. l4iri-Prlmo Western steady a-
lallOw-Prime CITY. steady rurpeatinc-~,ir,ts
steady az Stltd kosin-finc firm 10 Cd sfeeS
at 03d Cheese - American Ch0cc. dull a So ri
on none on sale. flourENtra state. Nhe4E
NO, l. White, steady Al s5d; >pung. No. . steady
atSld; New Winner Western. Oa: New Sosfh-
Winter stoadyat lod. Corn-Mized ola seaiv M s
New. nrncr AT 52ea. Cottonseesi On-YeIow Amcr,can
STEADY Al ~. kosn-Common. London. nrmcr ii At
spirits InrDentine. At London. steady at 81 I'd.
lINkhfOol, July Ol2:Sv p. Com.
Ola per Genital Tor New Mixed Western;
per Genital for Average California White ga ia FOR
California Club allQ94G for Siflur nss )
9lOd. Tor Red Winter
LONDON, July 5-s0O D. m.-Cacutta Ilnseec. ~qa o
5.ed quarter Refined Petroleum.
spirits of Tapennc. 81. Iinsecd 20 40 ler
ewt Spirits Petroleum, olOd per gallon.
LONDON Jny o-i:So p m-~tcar 2l|idc21's1. cwt.
for cuba Centrifugal polaEing o' and -
covaco Fair Refining, ahOat
l.yRsrooI, July % mnThe receipts Of whoa Tor ths
past three days 2S0OO oentals including 10000
American.
From Atlantic ports $4,000 quarters fr,m lssTss
$4,000 IRON other 1890 QuarteIs Corn
1000 quarters.
ANTWERP. July 5Peiroleam francs IS centisnes for
me pale American NilcoNs Lard closed lSs flanos
90 cent,mes per 100 kios-
AAnuRG July 5.-MilcOx's Lard closed 30 marks
per 100 n.
BRbBx. Iny b.-wnooxs closed at s. marks IS
piennings per no 10.
nAvRR. July 5--wnooxs Lard closed francs 20
continues 30 kllos
1HEAES. July 5.-petraanm- marks 80 peInlisss
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Nem Qualifications.
HOW I CROSSED AFRICA:
pINTO'S GREAT WORK on AFRICA.

HOW CROSSED AFRICA:
From the Atlantic TO the Indian Ocean, through Unknown
Countries Discovery the Great Zanibcsi Ailments etc.
By MAJOR SERPA PINTO.
Translated from the authors Mss. by Alfred Elves
With fulaee and us halfragc smaller Illustrations.
- small maps and large TWO vols, Syo.
Extra cloth, So half calf, 81.
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715 and III Narketst. Philadelphia.
CPREAD the LIGHT SPREAD The LIGHT!

715 and III sfarket.st, Philadelphia
CPREAD the LIGHT! SPREAD The LIGHT!
THE TUAM NEWS AND WESTERN ADVERTISER
Is The strng friend o. the Tenant farmers Of Ireland
Ful reports War as wagcd on Iandlordisn.
TIE TUAM XfWs &Nb WIsTEiN XiDSV,IliIHTTiisrr
4 the only new aer IN the provinces Of COnnaught and
GAELIC DEPARTMENT.
Members Of Land Associations receive frorn
Ireland Newspaper which gives the Fullest AID Earliest
They should subscribe Tor fHErUAM NEWS AID WEST.
Tlil. ~ XII NEWS AND WESTERN ADvERTIsE Err
can be mai ed TO America ior Three Dollars 1t already circu-
Terms with Nevspap, Publishers and gents viii be very
League Associations America be dealt viii, Oh
SHbsc5ors who wish can have TIKI. TUAM NEWS AND
vance copies Of iii TTAM NIWs can De- , iT al t
Offices OF mostly all the lrshAmerioan Journals states
JOHN MAoPnIiPIN,
Iuan, Co. Galway
Mt. path the great American Joqnalisttle sterling
The -ymlntcs OF the people IIcioua-3ta recent BANQUET
given t. him before l departure for Ireland the
America has great financial IN this Irish aqita.
ZEN OF ltdni More IMAM nav OF the rents Of the small hold.
ings IN ne west of ireland paid by the lush boys ANA Irish
Iecsone by millions VI dollars Is subuacted lon Ma
hayca higher interest than this financial interest
hold that mans liberty is long there
j. tyiant In land. Mankind origin only
hearty every people Struggling to Ircae the
pledged ana bound to policy OF political
side wlea nation lying by way wounded and
beedRg having fallen auong thieves Recently America
nahed add hungry and opened our purse 10 relieve
her plea"
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racy, amusing, iui eiesng and in its way highly
abb a. we'll ne es n story OF his great feat in crossing
from Bcngucla To the /anbcs in stla -hiorWard fashion
and with much yyacity As whole Major Pintos book il
charming Of African travel q
contribution 10 African Apply. Pan Nall BuOgct.
leaves his with regret Of the
qualities that make the African lOfer citcg dining
The letting his story Sci-Oriica
ton direct modest wins the reader iro the
outset NcW-YOIk Times.
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cLoNLNa raIcEs ol I2lILADELrNIA erocKS

7,NE GENERfk LKg7.

The Stock Exchange to-day opened nj 1 o'clock
instead of at 10 o'clock that the transactions
in stocks for the day, which amounted TO 303,6H
shares occupied only four hours. The general graft
hcation felt the favorable reports from Washing
ton concerning the condition aud prospects of
President Garfield found expression in buoyant
opening for prices of shares. The first, or nearly
the first, figures for stocks were from to - per
cent higher than were the last figures of SATURDAY.
There an unusually large attendance before the
hour of business and no sooner did the gavel of the
chairman announce the hour for beginning business
than the Board room presented scene of intense
excitement that continued for the space of five or
ten minutes. After that the market became dull
and prices slowly dropped to about saturdays clos
ing figures Later, however, there was another and
important rally; business again was lively and
prices reached to, and in some instances exceeded
those recorded in the early sales. Finally there was
dulness again and recedng figures, and in that way
the market closed. The market is extremely fever
ish and responds quickly TO bold orders in either
direction
Government bonds very dull hut the trans
actions at the Boards amounted TO $3.50 600 The
early quotations were firm and the is were lsQla
higher than at Saturdays close, but in the after
noon prices yielded all around, and the final bids
were lower than Saturdays, follows: As Il
continued is and 4l2s each Il, and continued5s 81
per cent. The market closed quiet at the following
quotations:
Bid. Askd, Rid Asx,s
Us. ias 81 reg. II IA 10 US cur 6s 1897 1872
US Ais 81: cll4t 10 Us. cur is lS9s.l33 :
y = A. 1907 reg ilOas ll07siN.S cur. ds. lS99.l34
US. As 1907. 1865 ll61sl i12ia
Us. 1895. 1870 US con 81 g io5lss io5,r
US. Us. 1896. 1874 DIST. of l9s 80 l0g Io
State bonds were duh and steady. Louisiana con-
soils sold ut a. and Tennessee Is at ga decline of
% per cent-and for others quotations were nm
changed. There were no transactions in city bank
stocks.
Tho business in railroad bonds was exceedingly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-06

The grain movements by rail gre nov ported
The following were ;he rece4Dts and shipments, At
aliC nom Chicago and Milwaukee to-day
HccapJ% shin.acsfs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-06

The following shows the exports exclusive #
slecic iroa tc port of New York 10 for.irp ,,,t-
Cor the week ended July and since the h,e,n
ning oi The lcar, compared wl.h liz corresponding
pcnO1, o. previous wears:
lS-o 7cca -..7
Forthe weok..-.....- S5.6lG176 so.ss7.5i0 s-.s 80
PItNes.iE reported lOl 2sss-4 1g...LGlD l~ssl-i "a
lOt.l sA~c Jan. g.. lDt,Jta,sJ0 ..l--ONa5 20
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For sale by all booksellers, viii be By mall post
age prepaid. receipt OF the price by
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Donr0 ono Rooms.

Lonr1 ono Rooms.
East Side
Elegantly FURNISHED ROOMS, with
-A' "ui board for gentlemen 40 East 3~th-st
GsECOND FLOOR. also third floor rooms. with
- board at 80 20 5tayc quic, and cool; IN
SVll-ANE. 253. near NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
- Ioons, newly and nd.omciy furnished at summer
rates. breakfast given desired references win be required
E.lA EAST 4OTil-ST. Cone door from Lex
Eet~s ngonayel Toilet. furnished lpor houscAccp-
ing 10 small gcntee family house prvate reference re
CURED.
West Side.
A \ elderly or invalid gentleman can have
~ quic homo and good small family near Central
Park. Address WEST SIDE, Tribune Uptown OGlcc 23s
Hroadway.
SANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS. all
mproN eonts. without board to cars terms
low reverence. 3lS West 2Sthst
ske WEST -ST.-Sccond house west of
~ Broadway north side. Elegant parlors; good rooms
each ioor extra Ia size and appointments board
all modern improvements summer prices.
sbs1D-ST. :}3 West.-DeSirahlc rooms to
r<,r~ let wlth board table board; references.
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IutRD CALL O'CLOCK p. NJ.
AMERICAN MINING SfOOE EXCHl VGE SALES
THLRD CAII-12 OCLOCK NJ

Copper knob 0r'nrSMlnr slateIic Nol fntorpIso
,utu ,-,.- ~ 100 ----..l.25 and 400 $40 81
lOuo"nlo. 10 Bear Creek 100 ......l.T5 Annie
iuiO h2p 10 300 ..-.. 10 Maiachtc 3OO..... .i3
into I'LL 600. -.b3. 10 200 ......L2D
500. --... .IO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-06

IPALS of Il long estab-
boarding school for girls wish
argc town or suburban city in
New. York whore a Day school
on in connection with 1t. AID.
y. HOWELL No. ~ 5pruce-st,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-06

Z boarding school for boys viii nean scpte,nbc. l..
Address !. ". GUM.
Washington, lAtchheld CO.. Conn.
WENDELL HALL, pntsGcld, Ma,-.--A first
class school Or boys. Thorough partition any
college OF business. EARL G. BALDWIN, \. NJ, i'rn-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-06

~ TUTE, New-iIaven, COnn--Genera Russels school,
Preparatory 70 College scientific schoo busness thor
,ugh steal training by military drilling gymnastics &C.
Ample opportunity ior athieuc games rowing, So