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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-09-12

WASHINGTON, Sept 1.-THE thirty-frst an
nual convention of the American Pharma-
ceutical Association began here to-day. The
convention was welcomed by President West,
District commissioner, after which the re-
ports of various committees were read, and
a committee to nominate officers for the en-
suing year was appointed. No other busi-
ness was transacted
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Destructive Fire at James town.
-ciol IN the Tndiananolis JOuruaJ

JAMESTOWN, Sept. ia fire at this place
last night began in the rear of the postoffi ce,
about 2:1O A. NJ. The fire spread rapidly, and
by o'clock the whole block was IN ashes.
The loss, as far as can be estimated, is about
500, 900, with an insurance of $12,O There
were six two-story business buildings, be-
sides several smaller buildings destroyed
This is the third fire in this place since JAM
1. The Star publishing house and James
town Tribune were completely destroyed.
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Rettini in a New Rnla.

PARIS, Sept 1.-THE italian officer who
deamnded satisfaction of Rochefort for an in
suit offered King Humbert is Lieutenant
Bettini, who attempted suicide in New
York and seriously wounded himself owing
to a lady having rejected his addresses.
Bettini is evidently dangerous lunatic. He
met Rochefort yesterday and swore not to
return to Italy without satisfaction. Roche
fort drew a revolver and Bettini withdrew.
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The New License Law in Turkey.

CoNsTANTINoPLE Sept. 11.-Mr. Wallace,
the United States minister, has notified the
Porte that he is willing to accept the new
license law, provided Americans be placed
on an equal footing with the subjects of other
nations. The Porte replied that it has no
intention to make any discrimination what
ever on account Of nationality. The ques-
ton is therefore considered settled.
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Mississippi Newspaper Men at Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 1.-THE Mississippi Press
Association was entertained by the officers of
the Cincinnati Southern railway by lunch
at the Burnet House and by drive through
the suburbs. The association adopted resolu-
tions expressive of appreciation at their en-
tertainment, and of the road that brings
them from Mississippi to Cincinnati. A num-
Der of the party left tonight for Niagara
Eo1l
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morning Wilson & Monkhouse's Eighth
street planing-mill, Johnson's Bros Furni-
ture Manufacturing Company, f. P, Bars
ford's carpenter shop, Ryan's carpenter
shop and Bierdstondt's stair-building es-
tablishment were totally destroyed. Loss
estimated at $4,000
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
James McDermott Furnishes Statement to
the Press.

LIVERPOOL, Sept Thames McDermott,
in custody on charge of being connected
with the dynamite conspiracy was brought
before the court to-day, but again remanded,
owing to the fact that the case for the prose-
cution is not complete. McDermott, at his
previous hearing furnished the following
document with request to the press to print
it:
l am not permitted TO see any newspapers,
and am consequently iguorant of what is going
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Annamites To Be Observation-Disclosures
Among Chinese and Alarm of the
Foreigners at Canton.
The Riots in Croatia Becoming Fully
Developed Insurrections.
McDermott's Statement to the Press-Ship-
ment of Explosive Material from Ant
werp-NOtes of General Interest.
FRANCE AND CHINA.

The French Will Send Forward Reinforce
ments in Spite of Protests.
LONDON, Sept ia despatch from Paris
states that Tseng, the Chinese ambassador
prior to leaving Paris for London, communi-
Gated with Challemel-Lacour, French Minis
ter of Foreign Affairs relative to the rein
forcement of French forces in Tonquin. IN
reply Challemel-Lacour says he cannot stop
the despatch of reinforcements while there
is danger of war. and this can only be re-
moved by settlement of the basis upon
which treaty can be made.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal
COLUMBUS, Sept. lie f. Collins & Co.,
one of the most extensive boot and shoe
firms in this city, has made an assignment.
The assets are estimated at $4,000; liabilities
unknown-probably more than double that
amount. The alleged cause is the failure of
Hugh Mckenzie, of Cincinnati, with whom
Collins & Co. were largely involved.
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Information Discouraging to Englishmen.

LONDON Sept. 1.-THE government has
obtained, from deliveries just returned from
Antwerp, information respecting large sup
ply of materials for making nitro-gly lycerine,
shipped from that city. 1t is probable that
witnesses will shortly arrive from Antwerp
to testify in the trials of the Liverpool and
Glasgow dynamite conspirators.
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The Chinese Not Fortifying Canton.

LONDON, Sept ia Paris dispatch
states that a telegram to the French
Minister of Marine says it is
untrue that the Chinese are fortifying
the approaches to Canton. They are only
building barracks for troops ordered there.
The Chinese regulars have not made single
step further toward the Tonquin frontier.
This information tends to confirm the view
of those who consider the situation of pa
cific character
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England to render Her Services.

PARIS, Sept. 11.-A London dispatch states
that Lord Lyons, British ambassador to
France, will shortly return to Paris, without
finishing his furlough. The dispatch states
that there is reason to believe that after pre-
liminary understanding relative to the Ton
quin question shall have been arrived at by
France and China, England will tender her
offices tor delimitation of the Tonquid from
tier.
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opeclal 10 une Indianapolis JOURNAL
DELPHI, Sept. 1l.-Last night horse and
buggy were stolen from two farmers named
Hinkle and Sourd living near Darwin, this
county The thief passed westward through
Delphi, and this morning the pursuing
party, joined and led by Mayor Gresham,
pressed him so close that the rig was aban-
doned near Lafayette, to avoid capture No
arrests yet
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-09-12

We are now receiving large
lines of Fall and Winter
weights which we offer at man
ufacturers' prices. Fine and
full lines OF medium and heavy
Underwear and Hosiery at all
prices and suitable to the sea-
son.
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The Wabash Cutting Rates to Omaha.

CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-THE Wabash road con-
tinued to sell tickets between this city and
Council Bluffs to-day at the cut rate So 30
Competing lines, however, took no action to
care nothing for this move on the part of the
Wabash
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Excitement at Canton.

Hone KoNG, Sept. 1.-THE authorities at
Canton are slow in repressing disorders. AL
though order has been restored there, great
excitement prevails among all classes. Much
Indignation is expressed at the absence of
men-of-war to protect European residents.
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A Belated Conclusion.

PEsTH, Sept 1.-THE bishop of Vesseprim
has issued pastoral letter declaring Jew
batting most unchristian, and exhorts the
clergy to use all endeavors to divert their
focks from following such a dangerous path.
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Death of Mrs. General HascaII.


SDtCIdI
ELKHART, Sept 1l.-Mrs. Julia A, wife of
General Milo S. Hascall, died at her residence
in Goshen this morning at the age of forty
five years. She was a lady of many virtues.
and was loved and respected by all.
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a Lafayette EIopement.

LAFAYETTE, Sept 11.-Miss Lena God
man, charming and accomplished young
lady, daughter of John w. Goldman,
former sheriff of Tippecanoo county, has
created quite local sensation, by going to
indianapolis, where she was married to J. ].
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A Decoration for Their Loss of Liberty.

PARIS, Sept. lit is reported that the
successor of King Tuduc, of AMMAN, will re-
ceive the grand Gordon of the Legion of
Honor from the French government, and the
two ministers who signed the treaty of Hue
will be made commanders of that order
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STATE NEWS AND GOSSIP.
Funeral at Richmond, Yesterday, OF
Hon. David z. Holloway.

Destructive Fire at Jamestown-A Lively
Chase After HOrse-Thieves at Delphi
The Randolph County Fair.
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Mr.. E. s. DANIELS, prosecuting attorney,
Twenty-ninth judicial district of Indiana says:
Browns Iron BItters is the remedy for indiges-
tiOn,
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THE FAIR SEASON.
Opening the Tri-State Association Exhibi-
ton at Toledo.

TOLEDO, Sept 1.-THE fall races COM
menced to-day in connection with the annual
exposition given by the Tri-State Fair Asso-
citation. The fair opens with full list of
exhibits in all departments, and an attend
ance that foreshadows a successful season.
The display of live stock exceeds anything
previously seen here. Accommodations for
more than double the number of entries in
any previous year had been provided in this
department and further increase of capac-
ity has been rendered necessary. Trotting,
running and hurdle races are among the at
fractions A new feature is the traffic de-
partment, added this year for the first time.
The first race to-day was the three-minute
class for trotters, purse $400, with seven en-
tries and five starters. Summary:
G1eS Sqege Miiier RfEsons esrons::.:::::::::::::9a Il !
Topsgt6 Topsg Rowei, a 2
Time-2:3i Il, 233ia 2:35ia, 2:85. 80 N'''
Second race, running, mile dash, six start
ers, was won by Tom Boston; time 150H;
Floretta second, Stanton third.
Third race, running half mile heats, four
started, and was won by Jim Fiske; time
80 and 53; Black Betty second, Mollie. THIRD.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-09-12

Arrest OF a Former Sullivan County
Farmer for Perjury.
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WHEN INDICATIONS.
WEDNESDAY, Warmer, fair weather
and lower barometer.

"The air bites shrewdly; it is nipping
And an eager air."
-[Shakspeare.
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ood 20 Choice DO s5 so8s5 co. Fair 70 Medium "a eo~
81 75 Light butehes 81 25d$4 49, Common 70 N AZ
u.s.; Oxen, COmmon Good SO bNdS W o'oOA0i' N~ Nv
81 IodS4 25 GoOa Bulls So 60ti ~ ,o,., ~,
LAMBs-Receipts to-day I,uV. noe
the weak Thus far head; for same uo as acye
head consgDed through, cars a. FaiS 70 eSeod
Western Sheep 81 50 IS 55 Choice 70 Fancy 10 I'
Western amhs 81 50q 50 90 Canada, 20 90 20 10,
Hoes Receipts to-day. 100 head .oa I ioI tne Mad
bus fSr 1900 head Tor same to t md iower. sales
VaTssrs se % 30 Light do 50 1896 10; 9ood Buch
~ f a. aim, Weohts So 4O0S6 %. Good Heavy, 80 oO
se 70 Fair 81 6aS6 40 about go cats remain unso
Cac.no ian SHOGs-Receipts. %, 90 mead; shlpnenls
10, mead market fary aud loo higher. Mlkeu - ~
Ss % Heavy So 1906 90. Lght 50 eOdSo 800 skps $40
CATTLE Receipts 5000 head shipments LOO head
Jc lower; Extra Cattle dul n0mihily
qnoae s69s6 30i Good 70 Choice SO 80 sO Common
~ "a 25 SUCKERS and food demand at IS 40
steady prices for good stock COM
a3d$4; Medium TO Good, - 2odS4 TO- CnOoo
TO S5d$6 81. -.
Blush cable dispatch denotes good strong market best
Of Cattle selling ut 09l1c, estimated ues1 "e4bh
sheep, steady At l7GlSe
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coTToN mAHKErH-BY TELEgRAPh

LIVERPOOL Jan. g. -12SO m-Cotton dull MiIdhnR ID
lands 6IIred. Orleans do. 6isrd Sales. 5000 bales
including 300 specultiOn ana export. Receipts
udiDg GOO American. FuuTes-U plands
clause. January delivery 5fe4d DO January
FEBRUARY delivery, 5ss4d also. 6ted. co February
eTy osss1d. also. 6cs4d; do April and NAV delivery
based DO May and June delivery, 6ood also sla4d; do
June July delivery oSfsad aiso 5besd do July and
August delivery 5sd do August ana September delivery
bozea,. Futures hrTu.
GTyEaPooL Jan. $3.50 p m.-Couou-TDe
aay included 1000 bales AmerlcaL.
LIVERPOOL Jan 1900 D. m-CottOn-F ptures-Uplands.
low Madng clause. January delivery J4s4U.; 64aSd
40 MAY and delivery, 01os4d.
CHIKLRsTos. jan. S.-COttou steady; Mihdhug. $50;
Low Aidding, 0c: Good Ordinary. 8; 1903
baeg gross lZ.s bales. l,rOJ bales; ports
the Continent 1892 Daies 90 Great Britain 1880 bales
10 France bales eoastwlse 5000 bales; stock log 2oS
bales.
MiddnnR g4s, Good Ordinary. Ssoi receipts. 0O26
LaeH; gross, 0S0 baes exports % Great Britain.
haes. 10 France -- bales: to the Continent bales
coastwlse bales safes. 1850 balos stook, 1877
bales 49, -
Mlddhng 9c.i 0ood ordinary S'ca net recepts, l445
sales L. OO bales; sGoeF. 4J3 bales
Sgw.UR ava Jan. S.-COttOn quiet Mdding. 9s-o.i
Low Middine 9tc Good Ordinary. SIC; net receipts
10 Il bales: gross 1926 bales: exports 10 France 7S5J
10 the 37G5 baIes; coastwse 1867 bales 10
Great ga bales; sales 1900 bales; last
500 bales: stock. 3O5.2Oo bales ..,,,
slvAsSAB. Jan. s-CotIou quiet Middling, 94ca Low
bales: gross 20I exports oosstwse. 3.9Oz bales
Britain, bales 10 the Continent - baesi
LOO bales last evening $40 bales Stock l036Oo
bales.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. Jan. S.-BacOn Cumberland Out 400 short
A9Od PORK. Prime Mess SiJd; do Western 40. Lard
Prime Western 56i5d cheese American Chmoe $500 Corn
7O0d Mixed ODD furpeutths Spnts 1904 PrOylsOns-
Lard 6SSd ior American BroadstursCOrn. Oh
Mixed Western. Wheat 92d 054d centa for CAL
foa Club o9d0Sll Id for Red western SPRING SSdGblld
for Winter.
iIvRgPooI. Jan 3 -Receipts Of Wheat for the week,
From Atlantic ports 2l.210 quarters ports.
quareTs other sources zlJOo quarters corn
$1,000 duartera 49,
LONDON. Jan 8.-spirin iurpentne. 1904 Calcutta
iluseed Ldnsooa on. 42l i5f032l o.
per tun. Tallow 40 cwt Refined Ptroeuni Gsade
Yi-d- per gaH
90 kiios
ASTwTRr Jan S-Peroleum. 10 francs rs confines for
Fine paid aud francs 70 cenimes sellers
WicOxs Lard ~ francs 80 cenlimes per lOO knos -
BRKAES. ian. S-Petroleum. marks 40 piennga WI
eo1s closed Al 50 81 pfannigs Der iin kios
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steauboais aiIo railroads.
DOpIr1Ap SHORE LINE.

POPULAR SHORE LINE; THE EAST
FoR PROVIDENCE, BOSTON AND =. ma ns re %
ALL RAIL FROM GRAND CES 49, at, -, Rosfon AZ
Three Express trains daily sun % and ip M with palace
nn M; carsI Sundays 10 NJ twiin PAA'' ''P"e
cars. .,.,,r p,CUETs TO BOSTON, ALL RAIL 20.
n ~ and narlor seats aecured AZ 5000 W
Ilckets , i ofees aud OF Grand ehu pepo@
Acting General Passenger Agent
M,saNrrAs RAILWAY ceHPASyI 10 a. B sa Ss
cprCIAI NOTICE.-On and after Monday,
January l. 1888 trains on siKh-avs hne from uidn'sA'
- IA N On. win be discontnusu ~ oa,.~s Nf.n..ar
o,TONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
- OCoNN ECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAsl. 81, all.
are IS for nrstclsss tickets soou ohV
fed on their race
steamers cave naiD YORK
mn from per SO North River foot OF Jyst % n,,ncosi
irving IN Boston at q a. M IicAe'' iva s' "
tic Offices ,Nru .or t,s,gat only Steamers
foDt OF W Arren-st 4-sv p M us
tundays excepted) tor Boston va xssn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-09

.x,.u a. coburn OF Boston. The new
Dan, With better feeling in the wool m sso aS
been notn Srcos mt thew less Irregular uhuel l
eIoyed demand repeat 9nr View baye uehea bot
' ,ha .bsenoe OF any unusual event We expect 10
TOM anu ~ ent anotatons fully sustained hereafter
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9apings Banks.
EAST RIVER SAYINGS INSTITUTION,

NO CHAlBERser. NEW YORK Dec. 80 1854
Interest has been declared for the ak months ending Dec
81 1882 all accounts entitled thereto. not exceeding
three thousand dollars fOowst Upon OF two thou
sand do at the rate Of FOUR PER CENT
aud upon OF two thousand dollars at
the rate OF I'll Rec PER CENT upon such excess payable
after jan 10, 1888 - - . .
W. r. sLoCUM, President
CHARLES A. WHITNEY Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-09

COLCHESTER AND PITTSBURG RAIL-
III ROAD CO-To the Holders OF the Income Bonds; me
Board Directors have decided that subcien hpn1e IA
amount OF the BondhOders OF the omnay nave as
scented the proposition accept Consolidated FIRST Mof
gage exchange for their Income Bonds 20 Justly
them authorizing exchange the proposed terns VIZ
The win accepted az 80 per cent OF ne
face value In payment the Consolidated First MOrtRge
bonds at par he holders Bonds who assent
in rtng 20 exchange before February lsoJ VIII re-
ceive the Bonds at dat H. Win III
eres from december l. 1882. Tho holders OF tho income
Bonds who DELAY assent unt after February ooi
will Obliged pay the accrued interest on the
from December l. 1882 In order 10 aVa teseoSoi
the privilege Of making the exchange.
The Consolidated First Mortgage Bonds VIII be ready 70 oe
liver IN exchsnge Bonds February next ana
VIII scItae II the holders Of the income Bonds
viii send in their assents $ promptly "a possible
\ WALsToN H. BROWN,
Presiheuk
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Goparlnrrship Notices.

GJ WuIIAMsT, NEW YoRX
January l. 1855.
NTESSRS. OLIVER H. N0RlHCOTE and
VI ALEXANDER BARRING, who have heretofore signed
name by procutLton have this day been amtei part
nofs IA irm. ). =. hENNkD x 60.
NOTICE IL hereby given that A. G.. JEN-
~ NTSGS haa mi. day ndmtted ntOhis firm his aons.
T.. and uhverr Jrnnns and that the established
Of manufacturing and selling SILK laces hud lace
go1s VIII hereafter be Goa nued under me name OF A. "a
JFN NING5 & SONS. az their lace wOr-A Parkave ana
uall A. brooklyn and tI.r warehouse and saesrOom
47I aud 474 BiOome st.NeW- York ...,,.,,
4. q. JENNINGS
MARNEN r. JENNINGS
Januarv 1 1879 OIIN ER r. JENNINGS.
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Citp Real Gstate tor Sale.

A -LENOX HILL.
80 CONVENIENT TO LENox Library
SNFhi'b FOld~SlZE MODERN HI0H.SrOOP BROWN.
go. STONE DWELLING
=, ~ sold Immediately only S62.500. Terms 70 sut
Y. n. oIEVENsoN. JR, ~ cedsrst or 661 9Th ave 80
A BARGAIN.-A lot 25x56 ON s5tb-st he.
tween Bth aud lOhayes grade and no rocks near
tne station now ready for building pce, 5000 on easy
W JENNINGS DEMoREsT. is Fast iath-st
EOR SALE-50x109 on Clint0n-place, be-
WHITING, Beekman-st.
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REAL ESTATE.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

sEw-YoRK CITY,
Nrw-YogK. Monday, Jan g. 1897.
lstnst & lot s72 part of, 256x43r irregular, A
,o,s rogers and another TO Gross - ~so.~
i<'nst nos S4t and $40 East IL 9x6S n nonsi s'oo
snu VIE 70 II Il Forster. 49,. = N""' ooo
lstn IS l26 n Of SHAVE 27xiO33 n W Ra.. <W
o. 10 II IL taylor 4 Interest ......,.. Ns A.
same property 9interest; II II Taylor 10 MARI
46th q S. 4Ol ft Q OF iith-ave 26sIioo5' 10
=, " brlen and W re 10 q Hurst ............- "a
yiand-st No 90. N Levy aud wife to G Morris 81 oaS
iVvth.st 100 Il " Of Istaye 25xIOO III: N Ievna ~
n, referee, 70 n Life Insurance Company a ooo
~ousL SIS 900 It W OF Sthaye l75x93 81 nj Ineer. ''
A. sohaDd wife 20 " The Chelsea -. .- i7s ooo
49, : W cor OF 75dst 76xS34; II LoTrestal 20 Is
varsic SeacEs Ia = eoOoo
aherlffst MslaDy eJ al TO Ahern... $3.50
Pssns o. ~ Il " Of Aye-A, A3xlO33; Mary ~
chatsa%sstso 30 sa Hffrsy 1ls1
prneslst No IA; .. $4,000
Hin 10 i%o' Acintrc, referee, TO WiiheImiDa
Laupsnsst No ~. xi,Yii: 10000
BanSsst non iSs 25OOo
A-mst So, l5lS re " OF 6th-aye, sxgelI = -""VF
12s a rs Tfs s SG "A a aa1sr I4ooa
l42ds H T ms q SG y e viii: le5og
Yorndram and wife to Catherine Davs......'.... 1000
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IN THE "WELLES BUILDIyG.n
broosIpn I1roucriu for Sale au) % Get

FOR SALE on very easy terms, a four-story
4 brick dwelling on Che vest Ode OF CotuHbla Heynts
midway between Fulton and Wall street Ferries overlook
Dghe bay and runaing through TO Fur 81, With
story Furuan-st; 0L 3Jxl50; AL DIly
Of leash required Address p. LESTER. Tribune oace
HOUSES of every description in all sections
y OF BROOKLYN for sale by Robert s. BUssING, Phe-
nix Building IL Courtst BROOKLYN who the Broker In Real
Estate to communicate with. you wish to buy sell
hange real estate loan borrow money bond
mortgage. Correspondence solicited
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Oceau Steamers.

A NCHOR LINE. L. s. Mail Steamers
N NEW.YOKK and GLASGOW via DERRY,
from Pier 20. North River, New. York
CIRCAASIA Jan IL q. m EuRN kSSlA. jan q, sam.
ETHIOPIA Jan. 20 ~. m ANCH0RIA.. Feb. >. D. m
rates OF passage to
GLASGOW LIVERPOOL. BELFA5rOr LONDONDERRY.
Cabins $50 10 $50 Excursion tickets az reduced rats
Second Cabin, $40 SteeIageOutward, sZs Prepaid sS1
books OF Tours In scotland" rates. plans &C. Apply 70
HENDERSON BkOrHEIts. Agants, Bowling Vreen
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81. LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO RAILWAY ooMpAsT,|

JannAry 3, 1888. }
A DIVIDEND OF THREE and ONE-HALF
N (3a PER CENT the First Preferred stock OF this
company this day been declared payable on and after
THURSDAY February l. 1883, at is office 10 Broad.st
Mills Building YORK TO stock OF record upon
closing OF the ooks, as stated below
The transfer books the First Preferred stock VIII be
closed Saturday, January 20 1888 at three 81 m and
\. W. LILLE,