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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-04
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK, Tuesday. jan 2. 1882.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TEANsPERA
EFw YORK CITY


rFwYoRg
l7thst 93g = " q sdaye s5S93 qI.o io,s leo
10. III and lI2 o. orgo Lord rt al 10 IhOs
SSH St 81. IS r. " Of sr.ave ioor o8 a,ss2r5r 81
ll1eA, M,rhs JacoDy aud others 10 Nicholas
Same property y Ge,,ncr 10 Rachel J'eoby .......
iIstst g. !Gjn " sth.aye. 3oS3-.9. j TJlorto
wat5rtt 70 i5G . erooxs5 4Hgo Morcus Mead
BTacE aud VIC - 1000
aeid to RaclI Fr'nt -, -. 5000
Bro1dTay, NG 80. u WSIccr. 2'Y pie.
John Le Boutl4er agl another, executors,to sam .
same property. y interest Charles Le Boutiler
eo Sap Wti' 1870 u Of Broadway 2iy7IGt
2! oPI7s.oiq sophia Brown to the Merchants o. 20,
Lawrsncc.;i sv 3. 1893 + So OF iothavc 25Tlog
John Warner and wife to Peter Bohren' aud 20,
75tis i's IS. ga OF lstavc. Ise1Io22 Fredk
Oliver ST. 80 So 2zxi0OIgibSlOOi smyth. ref. 90,
9th.,t s. as5s t q 5th ave- 2e7I92s scott
water r a.. So 45s SSaeO' i Mead and another
s7thsi si6ft Of Sdayel7 il iax5&s iqxirreguar;
To g. Cooper NS g. -OA'o L " 'o" & ~" 1880
migrant Industrial savings SANK to John eoo
i2lstst n = 100 w Of shave. - gIi0o.ll 90,
Deane ana wye 10 =, ,- a5GSy iG5.x6o5.C
Fabregon and sife 70 Johnson r, e.; $500
Il 'b1f "a Last ''N',Ol susan -'' 10000
sith.t ;, 80 It eof l,taye 2oKio22. Roche ,coo,
f R 9gd ME e, i noci 1880
9th n from "a ave to 3dave XNlOOlli hchd@ 500,
Roberts and wife TO \ Hnines 800 49,. - '""VD
Goerck-st, = l7j n of DeanCcyst 25N9A4; New
York tifc usuTan. Company 20 K Frck..-- LOW
Dcvoe.s', 23d ward, ~ Of ne T pgicunVe inferior
Pe crr r0 32fsz1 Si4 ono 'A''uO' ' 300
Madsenave So. 7!d 2'xlOo William II strceter ,, no,
and 10 J Ntwla .................. ..- oHUo'
'2dt ,9n5 2 IS y OF ' ''1o' iA''o 1900
5Sd't We,,i 3S o. lav 'oAlCOo same TO oln 10000
''t as :, is2 ll # sq a a5Siyo .'' James IG-el
SON BBy a5 56o ta To- John Y ,' 100
2d9 AND another 4, to q s c. M James 1850
3lst iO o. ot GtitYv. -ot'I. ~ J. Jones ASA
wife Resale a oakley. interest .....--- - 1
3Jtl-st. =, 80 4 " o4 Lexington ave, y hu't
a 5ycPs9n French and N' 10 's'.a-' $4,000
r. Si p to- e a g'5! &c. 80 . 1900
5gtist, % =, 80 v uf Broadway. l-y.up o. also
Gith.st, ~ n of lOihave tfVloIJ; Oliver l.
Jouc, 10 Resale 4 oakley ... .............. /
IZ'1A-.. -,'P Parb,I NAV ~ I25 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-04
RECAPITULATIoS.



Al the present moment the above figures to me
tLe only ones Of which the import is clear. The great
buk OF the collections under this act have been under
section TO- which gave the privilege Of paying arrears
M 6 DER cent interest instead Of heavier default II
scc,p- prnb,bc that continuance Of that policy for
liue period lururT would have -ooi elect ID is 10
lac a. ltril.rcd AuNtt cr, Iu ruutr sting Tie silent
atius on tine law Ct the Commission, that
fL, law apart from the Commission deals Win the SIM
rIe cases uuly while the Commission is called upon 10
adiudlcttc the difficult ones.
Il h. .n go Doe regretted that Tire system ~ hCOk-crp
ip, if the Arrears Department makes ~ Impossible tu
.yc the actual amount oi rr,aascs ~ TINS tunc
well .- tcr point. %. equal l Dpf Hrr % o. ll under
Tnr 81 stem OF bookkeeping practice .d- been TO keep
AN index with cnch of. which makes ~ possible 70 trace
the condition the win tach lot through the
various boob, containing tc details Bus tlle is t-
boriou- process IL il proposed hy the Controller
10 keep an account with each lot hch snail show It's
condition AT a glance, and thus make H possible to
AL totals within "a reasonable umc. In tas purpose
viii cooperate with tuc Controller heartily. lut while
a Is important Ia change The form ol fIr accounts
order o. obtain clear uuderstai ding OF thc magnitude
OF the pruhcn 10 d, well 10 Say tlIt turiH H uo aJplc-
hous lon the part OF the authorities ot any material
incurreotucss IA the account, a. they rtaud.
WOuld no. uudcryaluc the lupOti-nr' Cd. tl.s change
u the bDOkEecplng Though NOT without lt- GIiruD,,
am tnat the results desired bee obtained
by lew months OF Intelligent work. But Ga. proa-
lem s. how TO treat The arrcarlg' wisely tud riica-
ciourly, when yod know what IL -. Tor Instance,
stated shove the amount turned ia so the Registrar Of
Arrears this year having remained year unpaid U.s.
in round numbers, Sl57OO,OOJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-04
RAPID TRANSIT,

admit with almost every citizen the Importance to
Rroky n efficient rapid transit differ with some,
it would SEEM in believing justice and protection
to the individual are, gOody city, important
still / never will give my consent to any scheme OF
rapid transit That asks single Individual W accept
chance compensation against the certainty OF damage
Ncw-IOrK has had rapid transit for more than two
years past ana yet Brooklyn has grown IN the meantime
faster before IL is that rapid transit is
important to but it is not true that rapid transit ia
essential We're 10 state II in poetic vein, should say
mat II RAPID transit would bring to Brooklyn her
thousands careful protection the humblcst tndt
yidual IN his rights will bring to Brooklyn her ten
thousands. We nave here healthy city and a good
climate, good water aud an ample supply oil it,
Increase aud Improve our schools let us protect
the individual from wrong and Brooklyn, city Of homes
as she Is now, Will grow Tie she has never
grown in the past. Respectfully, SETH Low, MAJ or.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-04
Bruoklnn properip for Sale an1 90 fet

EOR SALE.-Cheap lots in BrOoklyn, IN good
healthy location building low priced cot -es now
greatly in demand HULAND& WHITING III N"''4"'S
TEO LET.-555 Dean-st; 3-Story brown
stone. rooms all iuproy Just put n coup -
orUer Rent, 500. rutland a WHITING. 42l Nassau 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-04
This is made up about as follows:

This is made up about follows:
Arrears OF water rates ai00OO
Arrears OF asSeS5T1entS .--''''-''
Leaving out Of the account the arrears OF water fe
and OF smcnts. the arrearasc on the TAX eN{
is almost 90 per cent II ia no wonder tnat OUT Iaso va
tax certificates increased last year $I1OOOV "ci .
so per cent Of tax was Collected On nv IL M
hand through the Arrears Department. S1OO;OOO Was
collected on account OF the tax OF the year DEVIOUS
There remain in arrears still uncollected'
or the tax levied Dec l. lS7S..--.... T3UO OOO00
OF the tax levied Dec. l. lS70...s..--.-.. OccOoOO
or the tax levied Dec l. 1SSO..-...-..... i'iooVO0
II needless TO follow the figures further back these
are moro than sufficient show the abnnrihAl posl
of the CITY with reference Ia its taxing power IA rsaluS
This proprrtg in arrears. Meanwhile u u P9peIt1
mind citizens that the Arrcdrage Ac' ar OF lSSI
the CITY with all the powers the state enjoys TOT tne on
forcement Of its taxes, and hope 10 ma the5o pow"
annie that much lorgcr proportion IMAM u7ua " 'o
current taxes will into the Treasury ana heNtI ~
TO the Registrar Arrears We eau easily cur Gown nv
arrcarage Of back II we once stop the hea'y
arrearagc in current taxes. - 1900.
or assessments, it enough to say ihat the prP2r
ton OF arrearage upon them ia even more tornlape.
II Is moi hard O understand why. The Improvements LOT
which these assessments have been levied were mus
often contrary 10 the owners wish almost al"aJH
fore they were needed. and sometimes without IeIa
right Ofeu asO they have been made ~ an cNtId'1
giant cost; In the following the courts nave Or
dercd 4 reduction simply t. bring the charge down 10
what proven fair cost: . ,-,,,d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-04
MORRIS VILLAINS, Aucuoneer.
Valuable warehouse Property West, Washington 40
C0rtlandj-sts.

T. H. Ludlow & Co viii sell at auction, on Wcduc.llr,
January l~-3 NJ p O'Clock noon, 90 Size ENthau-t rcs
room III broadway Trinity BlNdIhRI, y. u
We-t.st y T.. corner lcy--~ substantial eaor- biitE
budny known No l32 Ntstst 81 3 feet front hr ~
feet rear depth 81 ioet with party walls Nso
West No 10 northeast Corandt story
brick building 395 ieet average depth
90 feet with pary-Wa all Also,
Cortlandst No a. north side 80 feet east ~ West
st-Four.story brick building, 2j0Nj96 feet VITA party
walls. Also
WashngtOn-st west side, about G5S feet north o ,oft
Four story brick buildng known ~ Wasnnf
ION ~ about ~ -Slq feet with party wall Also, adjoining
ON the nora hye-tory Orick badiug, known a. 40 al.
ngopt q by p feet b. ll5lO feet IN
,1ent with Darty wal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-04
Counlrp iJrupcrlp for Sale auO 80 let.

A 4 ORANGE, y. j. (ncishborhood sDecia,'yb
A-Propery Tor sal N irelC ~ Vtteus' great DAs"A'-
EDWARD 4. IAdILrON. > Pil3-st. y. Z.
nor SALE OR LEASE-Large blocks of bulk
head eel waterfrouts for actore chemical NoIA-
otc. K A YOUNG. Engineer, % ENchauge-pa,c
ORANGE, \. J.-lIQUS ES and COUN Thy
~ SEATS talstlul ''~sLA utrl.FItl AT iiitti'lf~
BLACKWEIL& 'HGrH.o,p MIA ,tt1ot lcl1t. -
TTURFE STORY BRICK STORE 100 tcet
deep 10 Broadst. Newark, J. beat business hio'N
IA tn. CIV low occupied b, clothing house iaNn'Ab o
icu1s Apply tom RPlIY CO, 23l broadway Ne"-Ao
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-04

Showing an increase in 1881 OF the net Indebtedness
Of the city in the sum OF T32NSIo 10
without entering upon minute examination Of these
figures. IT j. proper 20 POM on, ina p D 81 , Ia t H.
amount OF sg7 900 Except for this Issue o bonds ioI
the BIda" debt OF the city would have been slightly
Al other changes have simply altered The form Of the
debt IRON one shape to another II Is crafty ionote
LoWcycr that in this process obligations Of the city,
bearing interest M Band per c"rt yer annnIn nave
been replaced by Others TO OF aDout HlVVoVOo
upon which thu interest charge Is per cent per annum
lorbcar further comments N on me ut n az ,' nr 80
10 M kc such comments valuable.
Inc following extract from the Controller report is
pertinent, however and with It's sentiments heartily
n for the immediate future the city will engage in
no more large undertakings of the character O the Park
and Bridge, and will wisely adhere to the pro lsons OF
for local impov uuul twO rs OF the amount OF
their IA the Treasury, II VII soon ne on lhr way
fnd itsrfin that comfortable condition which j., iuly as
desirable for municipalities rs II If Tor ndlyduais,
the fact that January l, 1879 bonds amounting to
while the debt Of the city has Increased in The same
period only SG0OOO0 The same fact Justi1e5 amply the
meh credit which Brooklyn enjoys.
will JON with the Controller IN opposing any depart
ure from the recent policy ol N cil Mn I. Ioc ~
local improvements Much credit ~ dne TO my PiedcGes
sor il for his stern adherence ~ this pOhcy
III season and out OF season.
TAX ARREARS.
Some progress is again reported from the Arrears DE
parment in realizing upon the ctys claims against
property in arrears.
The amount oil arrcarage collected In the year ending
November 80, ISL, is 92915,96l 80. The amount OF
arrcarage incurred in the period il 81 ,69oOsG ~
by arearagc incurredm 1851 Is meant the ariearage on
Water Rates. Taxes and Assessments turned over Tor
collection in November. 1851 TO the Arrears Depart
This result shows the substantial gain of II 2sa s75 10
The fact of much importance 10 the CITY II SHOWS
that the city is realizing at last upon claims which nave
been unbelievable hitherto. The result II due chiefly to
the operation o. the act passed June ISL Inc enect
of this large collection ought TO appear IL the ueOI state
ment next year. 49, ,,., 100, ,,,1r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-04

la VIII sell a Auction
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY II, 1882,
at u O'Clock. ~ Exchange Nae-rOOm. Ill Br'aONAy
~ order ~ Suprom" Court .
Under direction OF Ra-us v Ran.om esq Receiver Of mo
Optu Board of stock BrONets ctc..
10 Broadst through b Scw-st two substantial Fulr
ONCE Rulding- this l. chance for invest
ment from proximity stock EX'han Wal street u
j. SANFORD Potter. osl Attorney To- Receiver POI B"9
Maps at auctioneer's Ofce, Ill Broadway, basement
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Gltua!ious Wnutc0-- itlales.

] IGHT PORTER-By n respectable yonns
man 2o) igt porter or I'm any other ear 'c n
willing and competrnt give TIE best Of references
Address j. SINS $50 West fttl.st, city.
DORTER.-By an energetic young American
.2i; speaks German f. temperate ant industrious ns
aIl.f anil d, Wiling ca W"la tuf me t
employer. Cll q or address W. 0ORNAN, lh MohN''4'
ave, Jersey CITY y J.
DOR IER-By smart young man (-')
i is willing aud not Hf.lit 81 work can give So
rpferoLoes Address Is. PETERSON. tiJ cAa d. biooA
Ign, y. y.
DJRTER or USEFULNAN.-By "a rc,prcm,,
l bic young man 40 in wholesale house Is wiling anu
not afraid work Cool reurtn Address ). FL LAA
NAN. Corona L.
TTNRUCKDRNER.-By a strong able-houlrd
young man. age % Is not afraid " work good refer
ou1cs. AddroasJ hELLf, u-5 ls.AFe
ITSEFULMAN.-By smart young man, 40
4 ~ has experience and can give The beet oi 'i''
eutes. Address o. HAM COZ !, ireu llI \. =,
TSEFULMAN.-By young man wlIi. iei,
u years ,l business experience not siIad o hs
Wurn o. Ung uour- Wlig whore and uo ahy
mat viii pas living security Or honesty required Al
Dress, y g. boN -, iIipuio once
NNYATCHMAN or PORIER.-By "a smart
w Young man ,2I) is willing ami not aald oi wore
Can give good relorcnoes Address C. ElCHELl. OF W.
yUt4 81, cay
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auction Sales Of Real estate.
TRINITY BUILDING,

VALUABLE Srg RES. NOS li2 ltf tlf. IA loo ana
1872 Duane. Sea between church ana West BROADWAY ii'o
very taUtial stores. built u c best m1ul'r by Nc''
Hoe and r.. stewart Leases expire February next.
LOIS extra deep
For further particulars apply at the AUcrIoNEEH5
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NET CITY DEBT.
The statement OF the net city debt as compared VIII
ilsI wear lyul.d therefore be:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-10-03
Counting Room Secrets.

y large and intelligent audience
assembled last evening at the Salt
Lake Theatre, to listen to a lecture
on the Secrets of the Counting
room," delivered by that popular
educator, Professor Dwight S, Dow,
who has a national reputation for
teaching bookkeeping upon a sys-
tenn peculiar to himself, a sort of al
gebraic OF shorthand method,
whereby he discards much Of the
rubbish and worthless intricacies of
old systems. He showed conclu-
siyely that any ordinary mind can
grasp all the details of bookkeeping
in a brief period. with a moderate
amount of attention to its princi-
pies as elucidated by his demonstra-
tions. After giving some black
board explanations, which drew
forth much applause, Mr.. Dow an
nounced that he intended to COM
mence the formation of his Salt
Lake class this evening, to which
the presence of all interested are
invited, at the City Hall.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-10-03
Foreign

London, 2.-Earl Spencer. the lord
lieutenant Of Ireland, arrived TO-
day. II being his first visit since the
Phoenix Park murders.
A Galway landlord writes to the
Glo6e that he believes the body OF
Huddys has been exhumed by the
peasantry and again thrown into
Tough Mask.
St. Petersburg, "A large guam.
tlty OF dynamite nas been discovered
IN the railway trucks at Kief, be-
hilists.
Dublin, 2. Archbishop Croke
writes the Frceman's Journal that
ne is authorized to state that Dillon
Will not press the resignation OF
his seat In Parliament lust now, but
Will continue to represent Tipperary
until MS constituency have ample
time to elect a successor in the event
OF the continuance of his illness.
In order to show his accord with
Parneli, Dillon will attend the con-
ference of the Parneilites on the
18th.
ondon, Sir Charles Hall has
gned his position as vice chan
cellor.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-10-03
''Miss Chester" and ''The Two
Orphans"

On Thursday and Friday evenings
the Home Dramatic Club will oe-
cupy the boards of the Salt Lake
Theatre, playing their new drama
of "Miss Chester" and the farce of
EBox and Cox" on the first named
evening, and reviying the first piece
in which they ever appeared-"The
Two Orphans ESPECIALLY for their
Conference friends, on Friday eve
ming, the 9Th.
The Home Club has become so
well known from its many excellent
representations in the past. that
little need be said of the abilities of
the organization at this time; it is
safe to say that 3he greatest
reason for the popularity this
club enjoys, will be found in
the fact that they have just the
necessary people to make up
strong cast of even excellence;
and nothing is so satisfactory to an
audience as to witness a play in
which all the parts are well sus-
tanned. The two plays which the
club row has under way will be
cast from the following well-knOwn
ladies and gentlemen: Mr.. Wells
Mr.. Spencer, Mr.. Cummings, Mr.
Young, Mr.. Taylor, Mr.. Dunbar
Mr.. BarIatt, Mr.. Whitney, Mr..
Manning, Mr.. Brewer, Mr.. Bur-
roughs, Miss Dwyer, Miss Claridge.
Miss Clawson, Mrs. Smell, Miss Eller-
beck, Miss Geneyieve and Florence
Whitney and Miss Peterson. With
such q fund to draw from, the sue
cesses of the club are no marvel.
The production of "Miss Chester"
will follow in every particular the
Lester Wallack version; the fete
scene in Florence, the full dress cos
TUNES, the duel in act II, ETC.. will
all be from the original copy of the
work. "Box and Cox will be done
by Messrs. Wells and Spencer
and Mrs. Smell. Misses bruce
and Olsen, who have not
yet appeared together before
the public, will sing Duet which
Mr.. Stephens has written for the
occasion in act II Of the Two Or
phans." The full and complete
Careless Orchestra, which has not
appeared in its entirety since the
last performance Of the Home Club,
will accompany the singers, and
render the overtures of both even
ings.
Reserved seats will be sold on
Wednesday morning, More thorough
particulars can be gained from a
perusal of the club advertisement
on another page.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-10-03
FICTITIOUS PRlCHS,

Webster defines the word Fictitious"
thus: ''Feigned; imaginary; not real;
counterfeit; false; not genuine" Such is
the character OF the catalogue prices of
pianos and organs. differing some 10 the
enormity of the offense in proportion TO
the quality of the instruments; for be it
understood that many of ths cheapest
made instruments rate about the same ON
the catalogues as frst-class ones This
condition is regretted by some of the
leading makers. but they are powelless
to change because many deal
ers insist 9u the present
policy being continued, for the reason
that it gives them better chance TO get
high prices by making purchasers be-
lieVe that in offering them $1,000 piaDo
for $3.50 or s. $3.50 organ for $3.50, that
they are giving immense bargains, when
in fact the instrument may be exceed
ingly dear even at these seemingly very
low prices. A business man in this city
thinking that he could get first class
piano a. the factory much cheaper than
he could in this city, bought one shown
him on the catalogue TO be 81, 600, for
$525, as special price to him, with the
understanding that be wac to use his ia
luence to effect sales among his friends.
1t was very disappointing to hin when
shown that 1 could have furnished the
instrument for 1875 with a reasonable
profit to myself. Recently s'lady had g
piano selected for her IN New York, at g
cost OF $500 delivered in this city, which
she highly priced. The tuner did not
convince her that she could have pur-
chased the same class of piano by the
same maker from me, for $500,
that being the regular price. Many SIM
liar cases have come to my knowledge.
/ have Just been offered by two different
makers of pianos, who advertise very
largely throughout the country; IA
octave, upright pianos, tri-, handsome
rosewood case, all the latest improve
ments. and warranted for five years"
for S110! Catalogue price $3.50 Who
wants such piano az any price? And
yet they are sold in this Territory at $500
and upwards. surely catalogue prices
are a snare and deception when used to
reflect dealers prices as great bargains.
My method Of Going business is some
wha, different to that Of the trace gen,
ally. ! buy the very bss. instruments IL
theii Class, al the lowest possible cash
prices. and sell them on their merits.
carry no shoddy instruments. | have no
"leaders' or catch price goods. have
no sliding scale Of prices. L have
but ONE PRICE TO ALL, which IS plainly
marked or al goods from Jews harp to
= Concert Graz Piano. All my goods
are precisely as represented
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-10-03
$500 Reward

We will. pay the above reward fl
any case of Liver Complaint, Dys.
spepsia, Sick Headache, Indigestion.
Constipation or Costiveness we can
not cure with Vests Vegetable
Liver Pills, when the directions are
strictly complied with. They are
purely Vegetable, and never fail to
give satisfaction. Sugar Coated
Large boxes, containing so pills, q
cents. For sale by all druggists
Beware of counterfeits and imita-
tons. The genuine manufactured
only by JOHN G. WEST & Co. "The
Pill Makers" 1S1 and 1S2 w. Madison
Street, Chicago. Free trial package
sent by mail prepaid on receipt of j,
cent stamp. Z. G. NJ. [. Drug
tore, agent.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-10-03
Conference Visitors.

Mr.. Geo. w. Davis is to the front
with attractions for conference Wis
itors and says that the best and
cheapest dry goods and groceries
are to be had at the: new combina-
ton store, which looks pretty and
neat since the matamOrphosis. Mr..
d. makes special mention that a
fashionable line of ladies' dolmans
has just arrived, and will be sold.at
a small margin I,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-10-03
New York Market.

Chicago, 2.-Wheat higher, regular
944, Oct. 9415, Nov. 9S115, year spring
94@15, winter 96; corn higher COZ,
cash 6O1s@A, Oct. COZ, Nov. sal
year 5O15, Janury. 52A, May oats
higher, 3124@2, cash 31% and S215,
Nov. 341l May; barley steady, Sc
rye So; whisky, 119; pork higher
q. 40 cash, Oct. 20.95, January 1928
year; lard higher 1850 cash Oct 1880
Nov. 11.45 January.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-10-03
New Homemade Goods Just
Arrived.

Shoulder Shawls,
Double Shawls,
Single Shawls,
Mems Suitings,
Dress Flannels,
Ladies Scarlet Stockings,
Ladies Gray Stockings,
Navy Blue Twilled Flannel,
And q large assortment of Trunks
John G. Cutler, Agent, Prove
Wooden Mills, East Temple street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-10-03
DIED.

GRow-In the Nineteenth Ward, Salt
Lake City, on Sunday, october let, 1882
at 6 20 pm, Mary NJ. Grow, wife OF
Henry Grow, of congestive fever.
Funeral services at p. m. on Tuesday,
from the Nineteenth ward School
House. Friends Of the family are invited.
Ogden and Philadelphia papers please
copy.
HowsLL-In Tooe.e City. Sept. 24th,
1882, Emily Jane Powell, wife OF James
Howell. Born July 10th l843, ir May
field, Sussex, England.
y DeSeret NelCS please copy,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-10-03
Eye and Ear.

The friends and patients Of DR..
Ira Lyons will doubtless be pleased
to learn that in consequence of in.
creasing practice and other induce
ments he will prolong his stay sew
eral months continuing his office
in Cliff House Cottage, two doors
west Of Gift House, The treat
ment of all diseases OF the eye and
Ear has won for Dr.. Lyons high
honors in eastern medical colleges,
many Of whose testimonials he
brings with him.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-10-03
Rrlgal,s iDlsease. piabetes.

Beware of the stuff that pretends
to cure these diseases, OF other Kid
ney, Urinary or Liver Diseases. as
they only relieve for q time and
make you ten times worse after
wards, but rely solely on Hop Bit
tiers, the only remedy that will
surely and permanently cure you
1t destroys and removes the cause
of disease so effectually thatit never
returns.