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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-04
I'VE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
Il NEW.YOEK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN NAlL.

NEwYoER LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
NDi INcrNENr TRAINS TAXING EEFEcr NOV Is 1850
q uI--CincInha and Clcag" lay tVtet+ Da"iuS
room Coaches Bu1alo AMI Suspensi"n Brhse , ., r,
ay ras st. L%1' , n'R %sn: m ,hq Wcs anu
SuuthwI, IuImsus best bra" ingr0om 9lrePmH 'o'c"'s
y ~ Ill., craiyj-Paclac Express for the Wet sleeping
Coachs through TO Buffalo. Niagara Fails Cmoinns amt
III u. m-Elnie rant tram Tor the West. go,
Trains leay CLaMoer" street pSH' H 30 Slo -3o
p NJ aud 200 midnight saturday nights eny Sundays.
Nnthr " and Pa,saic g. 80 10 1920 m-he 1920
m 'E9n s!cPsat ID E" ,d $780, NO. g. G6 j. 1870 n.y. e
min gilt sundays coo. s3O. 1920 n No. l'io' O;5o p H.
an" pa r. 5iO 10 1920 NJ u noon !i 3 aJo
A4O D. 5:l1 G2O $50 81 G:59 o. w p H. a'i ~
midnight SUNDAYS, t. S;J" IV!o " ' l'1o o'''p' Ill., Auu
IL mn nlwn; VI. Newark 6ll $40 1880 Il. n $40 I2O
5:!0 S.iO 7:i0Il ami l. midnight saturday nghtsonly
s9nIsay ~ a NJ mo- SH w. H. m il3 800 5On $40 7:l1:
and H. ming sunday G:Jl ssh IV-o a. Ill., 4i'' o'1'
p H. and u 7, ~ En g0a H.. i:iOp III ,,o m
NcsSmr and cornwall low - 10" 80" i;'o' H. SUI
ko n" ai Kng,;onD $500 M sun iay' $3.50
~ eu 7:,J g. lt3OL m, $40 3d. 49, 7, 7:ljp
study o.'.,G. loco M Pr p ~ 40 al, - H.
mrv So LOCO .. A. G.jl , Ill ihc a. ~ ana 80
n M liam. cOIn,ct ~" I'r% III" "'"'"' 'A"S
EairG'i a. ~, D. lG:-Ul M. 1850, t. I;4O III sun
H"Posts ra,o 2Jsi quartz 0s at at M AMI tiIj
cacl hGui from j:I6 H. 10 o;i1 y n a" ~ 'A
for na,sA.o ani ior Apartment IN Dr1wlns. Room
ami r1 ,pgser Baggage ma be eit at the Con.
psny Oaes NS' ~ =, 4T IL. c c,pany 6eIol%
IT, iraiu, rem Nest arflveh No"'o '-'
snd ill., a. Nj n; AZ = AbB S i ds rssr Ast NowYOrS
! a-orTuERN KAILKOADOF NEW JERSEY.
~ IRAN, cave or Engcwool, custer ricc nt az Ny
acA T. ~ J:jJlL M l. J. NV ~ ~ a. trun wii
Irsyr 20 s.rdai .atsr sturdy mgat% ,.,, n, tjJ
NauusL spsns Valley aud Aions'y' ';o1 ''o| HI nv
. rm' ,Ao. \. AyBurr Gen,ral rsssr Agent NeW'YorL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-04
{ tfamooIt5 ano RAILROADS..
A REDUCTION OF FARE,

4 INDUCTION OF FARE.
-, .ro posro,, FALL RIVER LINE
i,orres,o,,i ~ w, FOX SPE IAL LIMITED T1CKFTl
Ielnctlpn 10 ali Eastern DlntA Magnihc ant
stan r. ~ or and Old rOL 'NY Daily. sundays
ION fler - II foot of MUIR ,v.st. AT ago Leave
'Tic "a ~ ~. rrsey NV SOON VA Annex boats
80 stht"oons. &c. be obtained all principal
steamers = =" ''0 "HO VII 'i0 '''' "'S WI "'
GEO l.. CONNOR poRDEN a rovErr
ARpn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-04
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.YorK. Thursday. Feb 3, 1891.

NTw-YOEK. Thnrsday, Feb 8 Is7I
The sale announced for to-day at the tx
change salesroom 10y L. l.. Ludlow & Co., OF property
on broadway and FGhavc.. withdrawn. The iol
lowing priv tie sale was held:
By j. u SterensoH. W.
West 100 hst. running through 10 10Th -, IN
St. 30 II VI Stllvt, each 2jG3pD McCoy.. S-9'oVV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-04

Express Trains leave Ncwl OIk, via DeOrosses ana Cor
landt streets Fem 81 AZ follows a -, ,
3:3O $50. D. $40 . 10 LimtrD. ! a. m. $40 tio
D. a. T. $50 aud 10 D. ami ~ night sundays A1O ana
q. m. . o. T. S3Oand 10 y. IN. aud II night. ,. -.
Trains leave New York daily. except SUlty, ~
$50 AMI D. running through via Trenton III" Nau
Boats u "Brooklyn Anrrx' connect with all through
al erscy Cy. aGOrng speedy aud direct transfer
for BROOKLYN travel 1880. -. ,.
Iirlurnng trans olvo Wcs Philadelphia l;nl 3i3 l;23
T. 1:3i y $40, AID II tlnlted Express 80 p M J. =,
BID. I, y. III. SlndN, i-pl 5+iJ 90 - N'V
4, I. aud ZIP IrANe philWcIpna VIA CRmdch va
II AMI .:bu y. daily except sunday $780, IT,. 49,.
1tcAc Offices ri ANA "a lr1dh"af, Asr holIr anu
fo ~ 10, srs.rs and Cortllnd sa COurst. aud Brook
Ism Annex ~ tOn. foot Of Fult"nst bf0nkyn nos ~
flG aud rs Ii~ons.. ll0uokcn. station Jersey Cly Pin
igIdni I cKci UlhC. Batter, .plsce. go ~ o., , ,..,
Sew York Transfer thrnany VIII eau Ior anu Vhc0A
asgagr from hotels and residences. - y,D,n.u
FLANK THOMSON. l." rAh"I
Gchc al Manager ten IInschS'i AZ.
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Erttnrrs ano lileelln3s

MEXICAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Meeting,
\ thr,arv3 Room "a Coo.cP Union, az o'clock p NJ
- i'o'' - ~ CiIAS NICK. LEOsER, Rec. sec
MEXICAN INSTITUTE.-The annual eec-
,on Tor officers &C. WILL be heli on THUltSDAl req
~ 80 Ia iSsi Pol. viii open 10 and close ~ y W.
i~"' Az elias NICK. LESSER Rccording secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-04
nlarbls ano Slate 1tlantcls.
Hnfiion Sales OF Real gsiaie

A DRIAN II. MULLER, Auctoneer.
EXECUTIONS SALE. VALUABLE STORE PROPERTY,
sOUTHWEsTEKLY CORNER OF PEARL AND
JOHN-STS.
ADRIAN II. MULLER Il son VIII sell at auction on
THURSDAY February 10. at IL O'clock at the ExcihGRe
Saosroom Broadway order Of ia" executors 81 iEnie
Janes deceased Pearl and JOhn ss, the five ontsory cG
stores and lO. NUs 23i 49, $50 Pearst ana NOS 10 Ld
ilS JOhns having frontage OF about 90 ic,t on ft
and 10 Johnst Maps ct Auctonecrs otce Inest
DICHARD V. HARNETT, AuctlOncer,
La win sell at auction.
TUESDAY, February - $500
M O'clock EXCHANGE SALESHOOM, III BTO1uWay;
" is Bcekman place corner. 6Oth'st; 6Uj BrOoinorst
lIth-ave. and U4thht, Two lots
SOB and 800 lerDgtonave corner O|dsL
IOl and JOB 19th.st. corner 4thave.
$3.50 aud 33S Last 24tlst, brick house.
East l4tb st; 376 cherry, corner OF 'iouVcrDeu
80 East S6iIlst. 1886 East 25th'st
43i East l4tls St, Sth.aye., corner l2Othst .
Map and Auctioneers ONCE Ill Broadway, basement
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ESALTiMUkE and OHIO RAILROAD.


On nd ' ds pmlaoelPlia Baltimore end Washington.
r. Of eT Passenger Trains eave from Central r
pario a 'nday FOR wshington Wes. with
,, p "1Daily Tor Washington Cincinnati Chicago and St
cars rr train runs through to Cu3IgO also through
.,iin S pmDaly for Washington and tho West. with
l am Wv an y. PALACE SLEEPING CARS attached
fra %5ssri9c % 9 faster tim, to the west
~ uS arlv' from ia" IVES. ut GAO l. D. and l:20
Principal NevYork Office 3l5 Broa iway also 9ii nroAt
ID and ba ge checked through to destination
CENIRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
BTookyn foot Of fa"ns U WIFI station IN
SSnsh'ing December l. losOLeave Hew.York footof
6i %-tor Pennington Eas,ou Allentown Reading
'o Tw;atoE sGhooieyt Monain IIoh Bridge REanch
%aS Sac Ef%" nE Ea;aD f S@9S
N1HnG0ke Far wrPhr Li5n Scrtnton q ,,,. u..
ris s.,a, MauGh hunk. Waycrly. &c.
Ti 1" p W;It9F Ea'9n Bath Mauch Chunk Iamaqua
iiO mFor sciooey's Mountain High Bridge Branch,
sap m.-For S,morville, Flemincl2n. &c
Reading, Harrisburg Mauch Chunk wlke.barre. SC ,
and inteimedaie stations at @5 m for o' Easton. Alien
a FSF s. NeT ;S Ss 7;3 ~ G ~ az gl5
For as to oco pSH Hi see Tine Fale at .iacn@
Boats Of the Iooalyn and Erie Annex" make connections
to ana from Jersey city station
NETWORK AND long BRANCH DIyI-
l. SION
ALL RAIL LINE for Perth Amboy South Amboy. Red
Bank Long Branch Ocean Asiury PARK POht peas
ant. Tom, iuvcr. BlraeQI. ATLANTIC CITY &c
l:30. $3.50. T. $50 D. H.
FREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
CONNECTION Leave foot o. Liberty.st, Tor Freehold
al $40. llij IL NH 1:5Op.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN. RAILWAY
Via liranchu0rt
Ior SANDY Hook 9:lI. 1l;ija M, >. M
For Monmouth B"qcl Scabrlgl and Highlands. Slj.
ll:iJ q. M. .;3O. 1 D. III
~. A. m For Mancncstor Toms River Barncga &C. ,,
l:up.m.-Fnr Manchester. Toms River AlLANIIC Clli
and all stations 10 Nat sd. - -, -
y. m.-For Whiting =, TOMS "''fE BrheZl~ NO
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

AND UNITED SrATFI MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New York, and C0rti aldt
Streets Ferries. II follows
Harrisburg Pitsburg the est and South Pullman
Palace cars attached. o NJ. AMI $50 p. IN. daily.
WlliamspOrt. Lock Haven a M. $3.50 p CORY and
Fre at $50 connecting at CORY for 1tusyle. PetrO
leum Centre and the OH Regions.
baltimore Warrington ami the South Limited Washing
express" Pullman ParlOr daily except Sunday
10 a. M: arrive Washington D. Regular $50 o. 10
M. :toand l0P m. sunday: 4 80 a. ~ and Top M
Express Tor Baltimore. except sunday. y. IN. .
Express for West Philadelphia. 5:3O, 80 = $40. 90
Lmten. II J. 32O $40. l. ,, q. T. $50 and 10 T. n
and II night sunday 4:30 and IL ., q, T. ejO and
L. .. m. Hni II might.
rxnrc,s Tor Philadelphia via Camden 1880 and p. m.
except SUNDAY
trains Jersey y anoTdinga speedy anu dfect transfer
~ Trans s2riye From Pittsburg g 1910 m. 935 D
daiy $50 p dlly. except 20 Mondayyo n From
SUNDAY o 70 N; aud LOO p NJ From Pmaderm a @5O
$50 \ $40 1910 lliOa w.. llO, =. J:1o, 11O' 5 sou
g3j and OjOp sunday, 800. go, D, 1910 1li0 H..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-04
on AND AFTER JANUARY T. 1881.

DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED F0vIP.
MEM ANBTiGE FASTEST TINE consist LNI
WITH ABSOLU IL SAFETY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-04
DEClsiUAs-FEB. 3.

supreme Coart-ChdmJsys-Bv Judge Barrett
sAh NJ ths American Union Telegraph Company aud 9TH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-04

WHITE STAR LINE. ,,.,..,,..,,-
w TNITTD STATES AND ROYAL MALL : r.AMrRs
Fox OF EENSTOWN AND LINERPOOl .
NOTICt-Ile " this Line taxi te Lane l.,l
recommended D. Liut Maury T. = N Oh noIh The ou' '"'A
TKIA% %It can't perry Saturday Fcbrilry D. 10 m
naj rio cant PR, III .1hur-,ilv fcbrnary. 10 1901 H.
GEKMANIC capt Kennedy. sstnriay Fen i" so III.
CELTIC Capt. Gradell. mn NV tSO - ~ ~
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK. FOOT oF WEsr
lUTIl.Sr =. 49,. 49,, So. ,.,..,,, 81, -,
uuintlnents rhc Saonn. ta."r''n' smoking am BAN
nns are placed amhlshp- ia, nO-s Aui m"t"j axe
least iet anordng degreoOf comfort hltn;t) hrstAhh'
EArtS-Saoon 500 tsO and SOD Return tickets pn iaVor
a, terms SteeIage FROM the OH Coultr $50 From N'"
lmk, SO .,.- 80. .,o., ,,r,,,,
Fr insprciiOn other ni0l 'lOh Apply II '0
COMPANY offices, No. 81 Broadway. sew or1 ,,,,,
C. l. BARTLETT & Co. Agents, Boston ,,,
EAKIIrr& CATTELG. Agents PhilInriPh'1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-04

NINETELN TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY; EXCEPT
81 NDAY, THREE DEPOIS ~ PHI LADELPHlA,
TWO IN NEWlOKk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-04
,UICU VALLEY RAILROAD.

TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Nall
rltnck AMI Uou-ai0nic RAIN oad'Seamers leave Cath.
arns Slp Pier IS. +. r. daily At ll'oO Aln
7 EUIGH VALLEY RAILROAD. ,,,, III,
~ PASSENGER TRAINS, on and after Juno l, 1o1V, VIM
leave depots lootof Cort!ani and AZ
n m and p III. Tor Earton. Bcthchcin hueh1"L'
Rsadinr Manch Chunk, Wlkesbarrc. ToWanda Wayeriy
ithaca eneva Lyons sn1ao and tue Pullman cop
Ing coaches $3.50 q. train - ,r.o, "a. All
Trains eayngat 7:40 a andi p an na' SouNo'' " "
=. b. BYINGTON, General assenger Agent,
- Z. II. CUMMINGS. Agent.
W-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.-Eare, 81.
~ steamers leave Peck.siD for NewlIaven at 80. N.
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lpERIAL GERMAN MAIL.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE SErWEEN N EIw:foRK.
DONAU.......Sat. Feb. s. NEt 1AK...-- sat rep. ~
KiFIN.....Sat. Feb. ~ lNAlE........Sai feh ~
RATES OF PASSAGE from y EW. ORKte SDCIhA
TON, HAVKE OK BREMEN. -. 40
FIRST CABIN ...........SSOI SECOND CABlS -'"'"SoV
Return tickets at Ieduccd rates Prepaid stecraTe crti
Gates, s2s >teamers sail from Pier between SECOND and
Thirds ts.. Hoboken, \. J. 49,. ~, ,,,,. ,,.oo,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-04
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
BOUND BROOK ROUTE.

BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
- For TRENTON A%D IILADELPHIA
Crty.st.
FOR philadelphia Ninth and Grcen.7ts at 7:i5, o. 10
lll' o. m; l:]p4 i,o. j;jl - ll:3O II p IN. On sun
day at : ! a M 80. :. ll:JO Up ~. 50, 80,
Foi 1Ul amt Hcrk-stL, at $50 ll:IJ nj 1870, 4;Jb
l.30 =. m. ON SUNDAY A. sta - -, -
For Trenton, trIrn ana ruc .ersta j3a lij" TO- -
l.3 T. i3u. i45 $50 l. ll.3O, Up IN Sunday
81 q. m. 800. :. 1880 II T..
Return trans leave Philadelphia for New. YORK 49,
From stations rlIlepha AMI i!cAing i! corner N;ntn
and rn-ta 30 $50. 90. IL a m; 4:I2 :, -
t:io. $40 go l21 m. On Suudly at $50 nj 1:5O tiO
lTom Tlrt AMI Briks.'t1. 44j 500. 9lj a m; 11O
$40 J. 1880 m. sunday a. S:lO 4. m. 400 1880
From Trenton Warren and Iuckerst, -l:2J 425. 80
G}O X @U5 zoos ll.2J ~: . 81, 42i. $50 rs. So
I IN ~undIy-l -. -, n2O T. n; Gl5, - p. m.
Connection IL made Jersey ity station 10 ami from
Bro,ki,n and Eric Dc1nt Jrrsoy CITY . ~ 49,, -,
pa p57 1923 Rrnadwav ami at tho principal hotels Nos
ard Cnurt-si and Annex Office. wells Wharf, Brooklyn.
y T. Transfer COMPANY DoIds Express will call for and
check baggage On motel residence destination. App
cnon can 9i4 ant 1923 broadway. 73a 6thavc.
Nv York and Court a. RrOGkiyn. All these Once4
con~ccton Win tho BcI Telephone and Law Telegraph.
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CINCINNATI, CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS

~ AND THE WEST.
VIA BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Leave ScyN"r. foot Liberty
ua IA Fox Washington Cincinnati, -. Louis &c.
7p'm. Daily Fast Line Through Coaches aud Sleeping
carr Ia cincinnati, Chicago II. Louis. &c.
ll3O p Daily Tor ashingtou. Cincinnati. Chicago ST
cEe!s FOR sale AMI baggage checked at footot bertT'
JO~LPii : IARKII II. =. BALDWIN.
General Manager Cen Pass. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-04

TOR BOSTON.-NEW PULLMAN LINE via
n. Y. y. II. aud H. H. H. Leave Grand Central Depot
1898 p. m. week days. and l0i1 sundays other
tTains 1T II anu Get ticAotS New York aud
.t.uglanl Railroad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-04

CONAhO hlND'
NoTICF-"LANE ROUTE" -
FROM NEWlOI.K 10 LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENS
TOWN.
FROM PIER NJ. 40 NORTH RIVER
PAETilI " rhhe7dAY ON op' tx p IN
ctnc,ia lon g.! ''O IN
illN Id. Nfln'S'li3 h"yi
.Wcdn"s lIy. ~ March O:tn a III
CABIN $50 aut 500 return tcAet4 on FAVOR
al,t terms
~refaer ckcs AMI parts Of Europe AZ vary low
Iatcs flcgnt and pass lgr Office 40 Eowltng Green
VERNON H. BROWN & co, Agrnt'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-04

MONARCH LINE. ,o,,oo.,
splendid new last steamers
Leave adjoining PaVpnia Ferry. jerS0T CitT
CELTIC MONARCH. February, -
ASSYI,IAN MONAKt II. February 10
Saloon superior acfOmmD iao1. S7N.
taken on eastward YhYdg" Prepaid
tickets issued for ylssase Lonon " New-iorka at
low rates. For freight and passage Apply TO
PATTON. NfCKEko K co. Agents. B0"lDggreen.
NETWORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL
These 1rsclas4 steamships SAL regular at 3D. M from
PIER No. North River follows 80
SANTIAGO De CUBA. Capt lo1e. .WedneSlly. len
ACCOMMODATIONS sc For freight passage apply
TO WILLIAM p CLYDE X Co.. No 50 Broll"ay.
LAYTON BROS, Agents IN havana -
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
l. sailing from Pier foot Of Call-st, North River.
Isthmus OF Panama.
CRESCENT CITY THURSDAY, February 10 nOoo.
Connecting for Central and South America ana MeNlcO
From san Francisco 10 Japan and ChnL -, ~, a -
CITY OF IOh 10. SalllIitS W.
From san Francisco 10 Honolulu, New'Ieaana ana Aus
tIalla. - ...... , . ,,o,.,,.. ~ q, ., =,
OrOn arrival of London malls AT San FrlnrScp - ,,.,,,
Passengers forward 10 An FRA NCI1C! = ~ nMrCt
ISLAM IDS. JAPAN. CHINA, NEWZE Ala -, A. : ~;
LA. SOUTH AMLllCA CENTRAL AMERICA ahd
MEXICO ,-..,,o. .., =.
For freight passage, aud general information apply at
"PN"' III. j. BU LLAI.
rnfpu
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-09-02
0 u r PR I CE
TELL THE TALE.

CHOICE PRINTS g u, IA and 10 yards for 81.
NEW LAWNS a 1Oc. and per yard.
PURE LINEN Forth per yard
sERvICEABLE CHEVIOTs 12c yard worth 1O
per yard more9
NEAT MONIES q 15c, 2Oc 25c per yard.
STYLISH SUMMER SILKS q SOC, &C., 8Oc per yard
ELEGANT GRENADINES and per
DESIRABLE DRESS GOODS &c., &c., 12 &c., 2Oc 25c 3oc e
SOC, coo. and zoe. per yard.
DURABLE TABLE DAMAsKS Ocy 6Oc 7oc &c., 9o and per
ALL WOOL LADIES CLOTHS CAssnIEREs TWEEDS, JEANS
ETC, greatly reduced.
BEAUTIFUL ANTIQUE LACE CURTAINS So, s. and $a pair
nMrORTED NOTTINGHAM CURTAIN NETS 2c, 85c, 4oc 5Oe
6oc to ST yard.
HEMP INGRAM TAPESTRY, BRUSSELS VELVET AND Mo-
QUETTE CARPETS, choice and cheap.
CBDRENs PIQUE SUITS $780, So, So ST. per
BINGHAM SUITS greatly reduced
LADIES THREE PIECE LINEN SUITS 1926. Great bargain
LADIES SILK DRESSES s14 to s85.
LADIES SILK AND CLOTH DoLMANs ULSTERs AND JACKETS
at less than eastern cost
LOVELY SPANISH LACEs &c., 5Oc 0O 7Oc and 81 per yard
YALENcIENNE, CoRALINE AND OTHER LAcEs from Sc.
35c to 1925 per pair
coRsETs AND LADIES UNDERWEAR marked way down
the entire stock
style and quality reduced o per cent
GENTS AND BOYS CLOTHING room for
asuperb Fall Stock now being manufactured for
LADIES AND CHILDRENS SHOES including and every
other prominent make fully warranted at lowest living
prices.
GENTS AND BOYS BOOTS AND CATERS, stylish, comfortable
and durable at prices to please
GENTS AND FURNISHING GOODS including Gee
brated Unaunded Shirts best and cheapest in this market
WHOLESALE BUYERS
viii find many Real Bargains Stock anxious
make for the Largest Choicest and Best bought Stock ever
brought to this Territory the various lines have handled success
fully for past.
Orders Promptly Filled Guaranteed
Samples Sent Free on application
ESTABLISHED 1864.
F. AUERBACH & BRO
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-09-02
che Country's Business.

New York, S1.-To-morrow's Public
will show that every city in the country
except Worcester, Mass, notes an in
crease of business transactions, as given
by the clearing house returns, for the
present week, over the corresponding
week last .4r. At Worce: ter the de-
crease has been only 4 per cent. The
percen tage of increase elsewhere has been
as follows: New York, ga, Boston
52.4, Philadelphia 421, Chicago 40 4, st.
Louis 26 8, Cincinnati, 408, San Fan
cisco 48. i, Baltimore 21.8, New Orleans
GIL, Milwaukee 50 8, Louisville Sc 6,
Pitts burgh. 90 TO- Providence 80, Kan
sas City 10, Cleveland 1873, Indist ap-
oils 1853, New Haven SO, Memphis 525,
Lowell l4.6, Syracuse 154. Comment
ing upon these figures the Public says:
They show condition of extraordinary
activity for the season, and that in every
part of the country everywhere the gain
has been so large and steady as to leave
no room for doubt as 10 the substantial
improvement in business. Now that the
wheat speculation, which hiss unhealthily
inflated dealings at some western cities,
appears to have terminated, it may be
said that the business throughout the
country is not only large beyond all pre-
cedent for the season, but in all import
and branches unusually healthy.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-09-02
Criminal Calendar.

New York, 31.-A warrant for the re.
arrest of ex-Secretary Stuart, of the
Brooklyn board of education, was issued
to-day. He is now charged with the en-
bezzlement OF S107, 800.
San Francisco, Tom bstone dis
patch: In Ramssy's Canyon, this city, q
13-year-old girl informed her father that
in passing a Mexican wood-cutting camp
she had been insultsd by Mexican boy.
A mob went to the camp and compelled
the Mexicans, nine in mum Der, to whip
the boy with knotted rawhi1e thongs, re-
sulting 10 his death few hours later.
The girl subsequently said her story was
not true, but was told for fun. Retalis-
ton is feared from the Mexican side.
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TELEGRAPHIC
E1EcUrIvE BUSINESS.
The Question of the Tempo
rary Installation Of
Arthur.

Washington, Now that confidence
in The Presidents recovery is being re-
stored, the subject of executive business
is AGAIN discussed, and in connection
with it the probability and feasibility of
Gen Arthur being called upon to act as
President until Garfield is sufficiently re-
coyerd to warrant bis resumption OF ex-
ecutire duties. The fact cannot we'll be
overlooked that in every department of
government there are matters IL StGtu
quo requiring the attention Of the chief
executive. How long they can remain 81
without positive detrimeut to public in
terelts is q question that must soon be
determined. Although it is positively
known that no meeting Of the cabinet
has been held or called TO discuss this
subject. yet it is acknowledged By cabi-
net officers that infor NAL exchanges Of
opinion havo been INDUCED in, and it
has been found that grave differences
exist as 10 the wisdom of such q step, not
the least objection keing the possible
effect upon Gen. Garfield, in his present
weak state, If the matter must necessarily
be called to his attention. 1t is we'll
known that even Notwithstanding the
assurance of his physicians and friends
III at pub ic business is in no way suffer
/ through his continued disability, he
nevertheless thinks much upon the sub
ject, no better evidence being needed
than the fact that his recent incohersnt
utterances were constantly and entirely
in relation to public matters, aud it is
feared his recovery might be seriously
retarded by the knowledge that it was
deemed necessary for another to perform
bis constitutional duties. 1t is safe 10
say this atep will not be advised by the
cabinet at present.
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Tunis Troubles.

'-Tunis, 81 Two bsttallinns nF Frannh
troops have embarked at Galetts for the
purpose Of occupying Hammsmet. It is
stated that Gen. Carresrdo's column has
again been attacked by iarge force of
Arabs at Sourki, and that the Arabs
were repulsed with heavy loss.
Paris, lit is stated the French loss
in the affair with Arabs at Sourki is 100
killed and twenty wounded, and that
Arabs lost 600 killed and wounded.
Marfeilles, Five large transport
ships have been ordered to prepare i'm
mediately for North Africa. A con-
siderable army corps is forming, half of
which will be sent to Algiers and half to
Tunis,
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Bishop kOrum.

Berlin, l. Bishop Korum has gone to
Strasburg, where he will issue pastoral
to the clergy of his new diocese. He
will then go to Coblentz to salute the
Empress, after which he will return to
Strssburg, where he will be installed
about the 9th of September. The Ger
mania denies that DR.. Korum will be
entrusted with an official mission from
the Pope TO Bismarck, and declares tn It
he takes up the same ground as other
Catholic bishops with regard to the abo-
lition Of the May laws.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
IN that the firm Of Liddle Bros 6 Co,
doing business at Silver Reef, Utah, is
dissolved by mutual consent, James c.
and DOneld S. Liddle having sold their
Interest in said firm to Woou y, Lund &
Judd.
The business will be continued by
Woolley, Lund s. Judd and r. r. GILES.
pie, under the firm name of Gillespie,
Lund g Co., who will assume all the
liabilities Of and receive sll accounts due
the late firm Of Liddle Brothers & Co.
JAMES @. LIDDLE,
DONALD s. LIDBLE,
4. T. GILLESPIE.
WooLLEY, LUND 81 JUDD.
Silver Reef. Utah, August 18th. 1881.
Gg go aus
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Floods In England.

New York, 31.-A dispatch from Lon.
don says low-lying land in Lancashire
was Hooded by heavy rains yesterday.
Similar reports come from Cheshire.
where almost the entire crop is still on
the ground. The rsinfall around Oar
lington is estimated at $50 tons per acre
in eighteen hours. In East Riding,
Yorkshire, oats and barley sheaves are
still standing in pools Of water. The
same accounts continue TO come from
nearly all parts of the country.
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Makes Collections, Tensitting prOceed'
pT0HsptIY,
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MeXican Railroads,

City of Mexico, 3I.-A railroad con-
ceSsion has been granted 10 the Sullivan
Company from Mier to Guerro, with a
branch to the coal mines at the River
Salines; another from Mier, touching
the Rio Bravo in front of Belleville, to
the mouths OF the Rivers San Juan and
Salids, without subvention, to be finished
within six years.