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EDUCATIONAL.
MASS. INSTITUTE OF TECH
WI NOLOGY,
=

BOSTON.
Regular fOur-ycar courses In Civil. Mechanical.
and Mining Engineering. Architecture, Cbsmts-
try. Physics, Natural History, etc. students arv
also admitted to partial special courses. school
Of Mechanic Arts for Instruction In English,
Drawing. Mathematics, aud Sbopwork. Next
school year bcgins SEPTEMBER "a. 1883. En-
trance examinations September 18th and 9th at
o A. NJ. WEBSTER WELLS, Secretary.
FRANCIS A. WALKER. President
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1T DESTROYS
THE
GERMS OF Dis
EASE.

ssss-. .ss.ss sssssss ssssssss
II Is n fact established
by Science that many
diseases are introduced
by publication. which
reprOduces itself and.
prOpagatcs The disease IN
ever. widening circles.
These diseases generate.
cOntlgiOu and I'm tne air
with death. SUCH Is
THAT DREAD TER
ROR.
ASIATIC CHOLERA,
which is now devastating
The East and advancing
on It's mission Of death.
rapidly towards our
shores. Other diseases.
Of the same sort are.
DiPTHTHERlA. TI-
PHOID-FENkR, SCAR
LEFTOVER. SMALL
FOX, MEASLES, y Ell.
LOW FEVER, FRY
SlPELAS. etc. All these
generate contagion. Oth
or diseases - l. + V T. II
AND AGUE, MALARl-
AL FEVER. etc.-arise
from cOntagion which
comes of dampnesS. un-
healthy situations, or un-
cleanncSS.
ALL THESE DIS
SES CAN II +
GU Ed MI Y By
STOPPING TliF PRO-
DUCTION or DIS
EASE G. T. II NJ ; AND
DESTROYING THOSE
Ire ADV PRO
DUCED. Both these re-
snItsarc ACCOMPLISH
ED by the use Of Profess
sOr Darbys preparation
Of BOracic Acid and
Chlorine. known rs
DARBYS
PROPHYLACTGC
FLUID,
Space does not permit
uses TO which this great
cattle. ASK your druggis
script!ve Of il usefulness
j. II. ZElL
MANUFACTURE
PHlLAD
90 cents per bottle
lau 5-Su&V
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COBB'S ISLAND. VA, THE ONL

COBB'S ISLAND, VA, THE ONLY
" SEASIDE RESORT IN VIRGINIA.
The fines. and safest Surf-Bathing; Ocean,
Channel. aud shark Fishing. and Snipe-Sh0Otng
Hotel Ph stefan: Dr. =. 4. FITZHUGH.
TERMS: " per day. Sl2 per week. $40 per
month.
Route: rom ola Point by steamer NOrth1inp.
ton u Chorrystone every Monday, "Wednesday, and
Friday. The Baltimore aud Washington steamers
make connection with the Northampton. td,r IS
nv I5.3m j. T. SPADY.
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DICHMOND SEMINARY,
III No. 3 EAST GRACE STREET,
RICIfMOND,NA

DEACH MILITARY ACADEMIA
ID BOARDING. AND DAS-sCHOOL. No 325
east Franklln street, Richmond, Va.
The nineteenth session commences TIL RE-
DAY, september l3, 1883, and closes June IL,
1884.
Circulars at the bookstores or upon applics-
tion 10 st. BEACH,
AZ 15-W F&Su2m PRINCIPAL.
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SCHOOL,

4 NV EhSlll StnOOE, II EhS-
u BURG. VA.-Thc nineteenth annual SESSION
begins MONDAY, october lst. Thorough prcpa-
ration for University Of virginia and United
states Military ana Naval Academies. liiPhly
recommended by Faculty Of the University or
Virginia. Fun staff of instructors. Pupils uni
f0rnly successful. situation hcalthful. Early ap-
plication advised. number Of bOarers h strictly
limited. For catalogue address -
". GORDON MCCABf.
au 5-2m Head Master.
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DANTOPS ACADEMY. For BOYS,
L near Charlottesville. Va.

Catalogue cent.
REV. EDGAR WOODS. Ph. D.,
PnOr JOAN X. SAMPSON. A. NJ.
IN lG-2m Principals.
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CTANDARD TEXT BOOKS
IN
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This book in connection with How Plants Grow sup
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LEY rELEaRArn 10 TIE rHInrSE.l

CALICO. cal. Frb. Q.-Thc Bonanza King Con
solld1icd Mining Company, Providence, Cali sup
pei on February $4,000. The t0tll January
product wirhouI cleanup, wat FOl1I' ~. MS
was the result of ten Stamps, dry crushing. Il Il
reported that Jhc mill IS working entirely on Secohu
class ore screenings
Hulion valued nj $27.2!l3 p was received III inns
city yesterday from tine mines.
Bodic Consolidated o.licai report for week end
ing January p Just + ceiycd, shows: " ork ~ the
glug,yays from olnlc Il mas been discontinued
lie soutu Slopes flOm that VINE are ia s. ~ Ilch
orc. Al .hc $50 level Ire men wtT' removed nom
tine south INIT on rch vein, now - Zee long ana
put 20 worh u opposite north drllt. winch was
aDyluc 81 > feet / face Is now 35 lc. n"rth Oh
MS. 10. Vine No. 3, $50 icye, wa sunk 20 feet,
It's present lcugth beng 4S feet. The vein - about
( feet wide ia tins VIM. Ihc east croSscut at
1000 lcyei was driven II feet and The lace ~ be
Ioud tEr btccciitcd zone and IN uruct ground.
s'auon for q west cTosscut Is now beng made az
ihaJ level.
Ia,lo'-Plumas superintendent reports, under date
of Janulr, 30 tuat The new mil !, running ana
that where ley are now working all the Indications
tend "a snow that they viii soon develop iar-o
chimney OF ore. The rich ven of ore now beng
work, ii i'm the Cic>Ccut mnc, 100 feet rom the IL
vdng line between the IayloI-fiumas and the
Crescent, ~ pitching toward the Iaylot-fIuih'S
ground.
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MINES AND MINING.
THURSDAY. Feb. 9-P. NJ.

Stagnation in tho mining stock market Is the iea-
ture to-day. Green Mountain sold up TO ~ Genus
and the Comstock shares were stronger; Dut 'neio
were no other changes worthy of noe, although
there were some heavy transactions in sonora Cor
sohdated nj steady figures and the dealings IN sierra
Grande We're TO a moderate amount at 2.5502.6o.
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Dnnclnl Atuotmt3.
0clchtr5.
Professional.

EDITOR WANTED, for Canadian city news
l. paper fa,orab.etp Protect We iarin and tha
ough posted 90 canadian puoIr aIl 10 iu'a hat,,It
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Office
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Gin Heal G:state for 5ale.
AN EXQUISITE NEW DWELLING.

4 y EXQUISITE NEW DWELLING.
MURRAY HILL. NEAR THE UNION LEAGUE
The -utiie estlb shmelt with furniture amt n.tJre5
aud un'icd in the most elegant manner yet so.n in Nc
HE establishment complete Includes qow modern stable
adjoining. v x ~ ~ ~ 49, 80, H. 40
We offer for sale, ready for occupation,
~. tho following list choice new houses Out ~ our
30 - East Gotb.s, % feet wide corner Maiis)nageJ
No. SIS Madisor- ave, "A y feet wide.
No' and %gs }5 st. f % G Ss %d' each
Sos ij rs and II East 35tn -t from II and 20 feet
wide at very moderate prices or viii ront
GmlE SDia co. o 9rSnas1s, s. East ists
successors TO Uaggn * CrossmAnl
EOR SALE.-I9-st., between 4th-ave. end
Faiia h 6l noa trimmed wit VIA Srownsce Quit
Ths n,eoi IS specially well arranged. and was ated
by liEVrER & 20. unler mo direction OF Mr CHA tLE7
ar hca y and central makes It cry desirable
nHRr0S g WuITrE1l%RE io6 broadway. cor Pine-s..
DARTIES WISHING TO PURCHASE AN
ELEGANT HOME,
Thoroughly well bult finished throughout IN the most
STONE houses just completed Nos TO- ~ u and 10 r. ~
aS S" t@S' SvSs ostSa nest tHs city and
Dry candy soil ana I5.i|a iiuT IN e e To lice
samtiry piumoigg aud clioric engines yenat2n ON e
On favorable terms For descnpuge P9mp9let 3Ppy o.
plrm. SEES or 10 ". T. SEYMOUR, la IdOidWay, OF
CHA kIt- NACR VI. 5$3 5thaye, or u. w. WILLIAMS
West ATHEIST aud 9TH ave.
VALUABLE CORNER; st. Nicholas-ave.
and I2jth.,t. best Harlem l3l XjUXl O3N6O cheap
and etsy terms W. "a. FLITNER 50 Waist.
I ONLY FOUR LEFT (Of thee
d. II Elegantly arranged houses crest OF Lenox Hill
Ill Ggth.-t between Madison and Park ayes.
" Bul In The Old Colonial STYLE.
Admit ed ~ all 70 De- the best un. shed
HOUSES NOW OFFERED FOR SALE.
''' VIM. 4. HANKINSON
On the premises. BIB West 81 st ST.
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Brooklnu jJroprrtp for Sale ano 90 Get.

EOR SALE-A chemical factory IN Brooklyn,
j =. d.. wharfage - lots. brick buildings. ma
cilery apparatus for manufacturing m dca and other
bu n suitable for other purposes - lots ad
Inning uumproyed KELSEY q 81 DAM,
No. 80 Broadway. BROOKLYN ID.
EOR SALE on very easy terms, u iOur-StOry
1 bck dwelling the west side Of Coiumbl Heights,
midway between Fulton Wall street Ferries overlooking
the bay aud running through 10 Furmanst with fourory
lot 2X 5O sui1ll amount only ol casn
rrnulr.I. Address p. LESrER. Tribune Once
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Gitn l)ropcrlp TO tet.

BROADWAY OFFICES.
ID Annual lists ready. Full scale diagrams cent on app
Insurance Offices several line suits for
lawyers. FERDINAND FISH, late James N. Taylor.
2Gj broadway.
'NO LEASE-rhree handsome new four
1 Story house,. Il and 2Ofcet l43 l45 and LAT East
lbth..l Waterman on premises or apply 10 CHARLES
Buck & CO., Architects C3 East. ilst-st.
IvOLET-2lI FrOnt-st near Beekman,
l ~ 300 rutland & WHITING.
Beekman st.
Two RENT.-Corner 5th-avc. and 2Sth-st.-
MAGNIFICENT apartment fully furnished psror four bed
rop- two Data rooms and OF kitchen aud dniugroOm
Kent $50 por Inquire VI Nj. DUNSMOR., Eat
2Sth-st
IDD-ST. AND STII- AVE.-One large store
SD and under Grand Opera House; steam heat
good order. Import position Inquire OK JanitOr on prem
lse- Or j, ROMANO BROWN. l37O Broadway.
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET
NEW YORK, Feb. ..

NEwYoEK, Feb. ..
Another dull and waiting market was the
spccac presented at the Petroleum Exchanges to-day
The de ng were 40 900 barrels In excess OF the record
OF TIE sneuant speculation yesterday. The first price
was II O3I. and market atterward swung between
- 0il, and II O3i9 endng steady at ~ 03tasl o.
~ ,u,t Il O3a last n-ht. The reports from Oh cry
showed similarly dull state OF All rs. the tecSraphrd
transncou- being only $4,000 barrels o. news that
would disturb tue surface o. speculation, there was
scnrrcly ripple To-Day. Possibly Dcxt week the sher-
man veil near the GrIndoI property, Will be IN Ihls
Is to help the bulls define tac Cooper tract as
iiuiied area ~ production As to the general c1ndi
non Of the situation, ard the movement or the days
arsrt the remarks hat have been made on previous
dave would Apply with barely one change to-day. To-
morrow the Exchange. close hour earlier aan usual
mud mo- cyeopmct g. 81 interest are lk Is m next week
The irau.act.on. Ia New-iork IN pipenc certificates
were IS follows: III,
New York Petroleum Exchange ....-.. etUuW
National tt'uDu
Ncw YORK Mining stock Exchange ......-..... $4,000
The range Of prices
Ny Pet Nat Pot. MIXING stock.
IIlgh,st ......... lUia4 iu4r luat
Iowe-t. ..... .-........ ltS9 Iutt iuJe
FINAL ....-.-..-....--.- lVi 4o"'' i''s
Rcnnel petroleum Is without new feature, at 1%@1e.
per gallon.
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CONSISTS OF TRAVEL ADVENTURE. POPULAR
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No sl-seience Short Chapters BY W. Williams. .26c
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auction 5ales of Real Gstate.

J. BLEECKER, AuctIOneer.
n. EXECUTORS SALE.
ESTATE OF MARIE ID. TARDINEL DECEASED.
A I HLEECKER & SON will sell a auction Tuesday.
February 20 II the Exchange salesroOm No. III
Bro dWay
The story high soop and basem mt brownsone house
and lot Vest 23d St south side between 1th AMI
Sh aycs good order and containing the modern conVon
ie crs lS9X block Tor maps apply 10 auotioneers.
RiIECkER q SON No 10 Nassau ST. ana Tor particulars
10 COT DERr BROS Attorneys for Executor Nos % and
IA 4 liam u
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Ocean Cleaners

WHITE STAR LINE.
w limited STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
EOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
NoTICE-1he steamers Of this line take the Lane Ronte
ranonended by Lieutenant Maury, u. h. N. both the
out ward and hOmewafd YOyhBes
ADRIATIC Capt Jennngs.... Thursday, Feb, o. noon
1FiTiC Cant Geadell Saturday Feb ~ 80 m
HEPUBIC Capt Irvine. Thursday March 10 m
pAirfC CAPT Parsell Saturday March 10 m
From THE WHITE STAR DOCK, FOOT OF WEST
l0THSr.
These steamers uniform In size and up
nontments The Saloons StatoroomB, Smoking aud Bath
ronma are placed amdshps where the and motion
least felt afoding degree OF comfort hitherto
EATEs-ealoon, 500. $50 and 500 Return tickets on
favorable Steerage from the Old Country s24 from
New York, Els 80
These steamers carry neither cattle, sheep pigs
For OF plans aud other information apply the
Company's Offices No. 50 Broadway, Now York.
II. J. C0RTIS, Agent
CL BARTLETT q Co, Agents Boston.
RARRITT a. CATTEEL Agents. Philadelphia
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filming.

4 WATSON a. GIBSON,
". PETROLEUM AND nj NING BROKERS,
% Broad way. NcW-lOk.
UNITED Pr. LINE tEfilFl'AlEN
bought and sold commission on carried on margin NJ
loWrst fne interest So drcC, vile Ia N my QUO
iatious and information Cherrfuuy furnished
NEW YORK. Jan 80. 1888
4 MEETING of the share holders of the
y Mining Company. OF toiora'o ~ called ir
1881 - o'clock nt The com pdny
Broadway room 40 IL. II Is Ot VITA mpor'
taucc thai every stockholder should De present
DUDLEY HALL Secretary
COPPER QUEEN, JOcuistitl Spring Valley
and all active mining stocks bought and sold on com
rni..ion ". BREN rOS WELiING,
II. Y. Mining stock Exchange ohlcc, 81 Broldway
rNHE ANNUAL MEETING of the MIDAS
4 PETROLEUM AID IMPROVEMENT COMPANN
will be- held March II. at O'Clock M at no Ma kttsI'
ROomO 6fpNth MoOD7 Ilc'iN0n''
Pttsburg Penn. February q, lSs3
TIE QUICKSILVER MINING COMPANY !
NEw.Y YORK, Feb. ), 1888
VNIIE ANNUAL NEE TING of the st9ckhoii-
era viii be hold tho Office OF the Company In me cry
Of New York on "Wednesday. teb ~, 1855 AT ocIncA T. III
Of Directors Will De hcd AZ tho same
Mace ON The sane day between the hours OF anu D. III
books will be closed ON the l0th inst anu TO
March l. 1888 ,.,-.
ny 0'u'' " wv NJ. NJ. WEED, Secretary.
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YESTERDAY. TODAY

CLOSING PRICES OF BOsrOy SrOCRS
BOSTON. Fr day. Feb. o, 1888.
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ANNIE KEARY.
A Memoir. By ELIZA KEARY. With portrait
Crown Svo 81 75.

"Fza Kearv has done the sake Of others ditcut anu
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obstruction.
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WINTEK KESUKTS.
GRAND EXCURSIONS.
ATLAS LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS
For TURKS ISLAND, JAMAICA HAYTI PORTO RICO,
ISTHMUS OF PANAMA aud COLOMBIA.
Sailing every week-Tourss invited them
inps which they can make any which the
Company steamers take at the extreme low price Of 60
day which includes living board tho the
time aud they may transfer any steamer Of the line
they meet on the voyage.
For passage apply TO
PIN, FoRWOoD 4 CO, Agents.
10 Al. low York
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Friday. Feb. 0. 1888
The following sales were held at the Tx
change SalesrOOm to-day:
BIZ Scott Myers - w..
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Ocean Steamers.

A ANCHOR LINE. I. :. Mail Steamers
"a NEW.YORK and GLASGOW. via DERRY,
from Pier 20. NoIth tdvcr Nrw-Nork.
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