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TOPHILADELPHIA.
TIE otp.EsTABLJsHEC ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK,DAYs ANpo 0S sos
~ nv STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA 2LN
NkW.YOHk.

pouBLE TRACK, THE MOsI IMPROVED E9uiks
MENI, AMI Thk Fastest TIME COS5lSIhSE
VIVA ABSoLU rE SAFETY
Express Trains leave via Desorosses ant Core
Lane Ferries as follows
$40 7:2U $50 % and 10 Lmitedl III O. m 3zo 3sI
g. T. z. y and p. M, and L. night sundays " h~
ited) and 10 a. M. L. D. and y N, and II nisn az
Express Trains leave NswYork daily. except Sung mi
7i2o N. and y. m. running through VIA rren''n"
Camden ,-..,.s,. to.oI
Returning trans leave Broast station isy
3l5, 20, 3;i5, (except Monday 800 i.5o "a ~,
IL. ll;lO Limited Express 1880 ana o;su taot
1855 500 !s6, sand s29p N; %, on fs nptd 80
3l5 $40 345, $3.50, $50 M. lozO iIm,t., an x
745 sand $40 u. M Leave Philadelphia VIA oai''''
n. iSO D. M daily except sunday ,s,or House
Ticket Offices. 1856, $40 AMI fi Broad"ass r, sr AMI
OF Desbrosses and cortln,dt sts Nos
Brooklyn station. loot OF fultOn-st yrav CITY
ia ilU and lls udsous ST. HoDokeni Stao MI castle
fmigrant Ticket Oihce, No . Battery face a
Garden a, Ill tor ani cieck
The New. York Transfer Company viii caii io' 49,
baggage from hotels ami resldelces n WOOD
CHARLES II. PUGH, .s.s.,si Pass'r Agq11
general Manager oene'
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SCHOOL OF POLITICAL SCIENCE.

The annual examination Of ths school will
begin on MONDAY, May u, 10 a. IN.
For admission viii be required Of the applicant he
shahave satisfactorily completed the regular
study In this college In other main
ainng al equivalent curriculum OF study the OF
Junior year. students from other colleges present
acate OF proficiency and OF Discharge In good standing
Special students admitted without examination any
all OF the courses.
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SCHOOL OF MINES.

The annual alton OF the classes viii begin MON
DAY May ~, at loan.
The examination OF candidates for al nison u OF the
tx regular courses viz Mining Engineering Civil Engineer
n.y. Analytical and Applied Chemistry Geology. Mealnrgy.
Architecture will begfa FRIDAY June D. at $50 a tn
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gnsirnctiou.
For Bows and Young Men-City.

For Bows and Young Men-city.
A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL DE RECEIVED At THH
UPTOWN OFFICES. 40. .235 Broadway, corner Thirty
frstst until aud sos West iwenty hirdsL corner
Eightlave. No % East Fourteenth st.. corner Union
square 200 Thdave Forty scventhst 1907 Third
ave near srtleta East one twenty
ssth.st. Tbrdave Harlem. at regular Office rates
SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-Private tuition,
~ afternoons Thomas Reeves Ash. ilj w 45th.sL
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COLUMBIA COLLEGE.
SCHOOL OF ARTS.

The examination Of candidates for admission will begin
WEDNESDAY June q, at $50 q. m.
ADMISSION OF WOMEN
10 Collegiate Course Candidates examined In September
Of which due notice given. Circulars applica
finn
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DOpIuAR Shore linz

l. FOR PROVIDENCE. BOSTON AND THE EAST
ALI, RAIL FROM GRAND CENTRAL DGPot
Three Express trains daily (Sundays excepted % S)sDn IS
sa m 2p m (paro car attached and 10 p M VIA "a -,
sceping.cars) Sundays 10 m lwlt palace seeyiaS
cars "s' f. W. POPPLE, Agegt
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Wfean 9.eausrs.

GERMAN AND y. s: MAIL, STEAMERS.
srEAs5UR 1iHa EFI Ixp SGSSl0a
w. sat 5ase "a sinss june
RATES OF Es$R %Y ESsSS so0FhAnr
FIRST NON hAsS 8 sE 1oN1N BIN
p.,nru ,,..o, . sTEERAGE $50 .,,a s,ssrars ceraa.
entes 81 steamers sail from Pier between seeoni anil
inirD-''' h000t0n ooiEkRIcHs co.. Bowling Green
pED STAR LINE. For Antwerp and PARIS.
- Sailing from NewYork and Antwerp every 1s M
BELGENLANp -----.saturisy. LINZ 1n m
saloons smoking and amdsps
First cabin $50 q 500 excursion 10 to SlSG @
PETER %RfdGf { sons General xsenIs. s. 6Tolaw.y
POYAL MAIL TO THE NETHERLANDS.
Ii For Or SsF TGe d Jersey o
S. cALAND FOR Ms@pssSsy jane is i2'Son o"
oaSa $50 slssrass s wams
PUNCH, EDYE co. L.w, MORRIS Rd. =,
limited STATES AND GERMAN NAIL
Line for RI no uTHIoadoah S cHEhBoGa Skars
EoGENiH Taas June Tune Ie
eate, 20 PARIS eTtra FIRST Cabin Cabin sloo second
CABIN on SATURDAY sesncr 500 and $40 Excursion rate,
C. B. RICHARD & Co, Gen Pass Asts 81 B'way, N l.
WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOD
NOTICEThe steamers OF this line lake tle Lane Route
recommended by Lieutenant Maury, o. y NJ on Dotn the
out ward and hOmeward VOYAGES =, -.
BkITANNIC. Capt Perry. Thursday, June y noOn
REPUBLIC Can't Irving. Thursday. June 49, noon
BALTIC Capt Parsell Saturday. June IT, ID m
CEITIC Cant q 1eadelI - Thur ,day, June 81, pm.
CFRM : \ ~ cant Kennedw Carurday 30. ~
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK FOOT OF WEST
- IOrH-ST =. -.
These steamers arc uniform in sizeand RatP
polntments. The saloons SaterOOns smoking dul ba.i
rooms are placed amshD where the noise ana nVson sre
leastet adorng degree Of comfort hitherto
stsea.
RATEs.-Saoon. $50 and $780, Return tickets on
favorabetemA Steerage from the Old Country slL Hom
Newly ork. $2S.
These steamers neither cattle. sheep nor pigs
inspection Of plans other Information apply St3
RI C0RrIS Agent
c. L. BARTLETT & Co. Agents. Boston.
BARRIrr * CATTEEI- Agents. Philadelphia
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A NEW EVANGELICAL MON IHL1.
"a First Edition OF $4,000 exhausted. New edition ready
this day.
THE PULPIT TREASURY
Conducted by a Corps Of Eminent Clergmcn.
j. sANDERsON. ID. d.. Managing Editor
Devocd lectures Biblical cOmmsats questions
OF the day. ptaycfmeong talks sunday cause mission
WORKS. &C.
An pastors helpful ~ churchN okers and Inv auabe
10 families
SPECIAL CONTRIBUTORS
John Hall D. D. J. H. vincent u. ID.
william Taylor. ID. ID. Bishop - FalOws.
Thomas Auutagc, d. ID. r. ID. Hitchcock, ID d.
o. IL 1idauy. ID. D. j. NJ. Bucaley, ID ID.
J. l. Withrov. ID. &. = Robinson. ID. D.
& Potter. ID. ID. william t'ImistOn, d. ID.
r. Dc witt Tamage, D. ID. CT. Deems ID, and others.
SiItyour pages illustrated with portrait OF Dr. John HAM,
and a view oil the Filth Avenue Presbyterian Church.
per copy 20 nt Yearly. ~ 90 send Tor special
club and premiums.
wanted In every congregation.
h.. Is. TREAT, Publisher, 15I broadway, New-Iork-
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Qearhers.


A MEXICAN and Foreign Teachers Agency,
fessOr 0vernH3ss s3tIrsr npl1O1s AMI hodsS
keepers Families going ADrOlt the HoIItry promptly
suited. Call address Mrs. ". T. YOUNG-FULTON.
American Foreign Teachers Agency 70 Union squaa
A MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE.-Best
~ teachers American ana foreign promptly provided for
families schools colleges Parents provided with good
schools Many teachers wanted Now Is the time appy
J. w. sChEkMEhHORN.s secretary, East l9thst, n Y.
A VASSAR GRADUATE.-A teacher of two
~ years experience would Ike situation for the summer
Address l.. NJ. Advertising Office. % East l4ihst.
GRADUATUE Union Theological Seminary
~ s3 desires going abroad companion tutors assumes
whole ,Ouslblty teaches common branches. classical
mathematical French speaks Gorman prepares for col.
lego experienced best reerences A., University place
MISS HESSE, 36 West 21st-st., supplies
vi competent teachr tutors govornesse- readers sing
hOuekeepers &C. best advice given % parents choice
OF schools references by favor: Hon. Hamilton Fish and
eHsecretary Eyarts
PROFESSOR WILLIAM c. Russell. for
merly Professor OF History NJ Cornell. temporarily
Brown University wishes make ARRANGEMENTS for next
year 20 give instruction IN history in schools In NeWfor<
ITO PARENTS.-Parents wishing safe and
pleasant home TO put their young children during the
attention with good country board viii nd such place by
addressing Lock Box 46s. Fort Edward. ~ "
rT'EACHER-A lady with excellent testi-
monals ~ teacher. desires 10 engage 10 teach In begin
year. with board aud privilege OF receiving private nsruc
hon higher English branches Can furnish her
Address TEACHER. care Mrs Patt ~ Brunswick.st.
Newark NJ.
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Tn6trrfflon.
Por Bows and Young Msn-oouutrv.

For Bows ana Oun2 hcu-~ouuefvs
BOSTON SCHOOL OF 0RATORY.-Full
ID cou se, two years shorter year The Eng
lish DeIsa systems Of gesture light g{mnases
al any time IL. IL. IA MoND, rIlneiRa. -
pOYs and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
SS ss susf ssoes6as Mass
COTTAGE HILL SCHOOL. POUGHKEEP-
as, a
FREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold. New
'er's'--foH ~ Rev. A. G. CHAMBERS. Principal
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY,
ply to &. O B. 'SSEf'fcHIf K NJ sup
DENNSYLVANIA MINTARY ACADEMY,
English Dsss conferred co TEo GY1
pEEHSKILL (N.Y.) Military Academy.-For
circulars ADDRESS Col CO.. WRIGHT. A. NJ. Principal
DYE, N. Y.-Bradford Mansion school
IL s500a year CD. COLLINS. Principal
SUMMIT MILITARY AGApE TAAiE Summit +
WORK FERNS sSo per mon os spng and
summon
THE HOPKINS GRAMMAR SCHOOL, New
Haven GSnn students gS f Bsss LIZ D. Pro-
lesser TnaShsr aod K9s'1y A. M Gibbs al
dress ": L. CUSHING. Rector
For Young Ladies-CountrY.
DREW LADIES' SEMINARY, Carmel, n. Y.
cnar with full particulars. GEORGE c. SMITH A NJ
GROVE HALI.-Miss Montfort's school for
~ young ladies' New.Haven, Conn
HOME INSTITUTE for young ladies, larry
open, September nj e H. Sss H. %EroAF Principal
MRS. S. L. CADY'S Boarding and Day School
WI for Young Ladies West End Inst Newaayen Conn
Fifteenth year commences sept "a send for circular
MRS. GASHERIE DE WITT will open her
WI School for Young Ladies' al Truro Bclleyte N
j. oct 3 1883 Dr. Dlo Lewis has charge OF the Physica
Mrs De Wits circular VIII deeply IN
erest parents Address Mrs. DE WITT OF Dr. do LEWIS
Bible House, New-HO-k CITY.
NEW CANAAN INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG
~ LADIES experienced teachers' numbers limited
New.Canaan. Conn.
DYE SEMINARY, RYE, NETWORK.
Id For particulars address ,,rr
For Both sexes-country.
A FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL. II miles
N from New.YOrk; children receive a mothers
Mrs. II. O. MoHRELL. Mauhasset, l. l.
HALF STUDY during the summer months,
IL for Young ladies' and gentlemen at
Nyack -on.the. Hudson W. IL. BANNIsrER, A. NJ.
DOCKLAND COLLEGE. - Nyack- on the
Ia Hudson Both soKes, $3.50. send Tor cAtI)Fia W. L.
BANNIsrER A. NJ
Law Schools.
VALE LAW SCHOOL.-Six Professors and
i nine Instructors. IL D. In two years, d. G. L. In
years opens ~ For circulars address PROF
WAYLAND, NewlIayen, CT
Miscellaneous.
WILL BE DISPOSED OLA well-estab
w ushed PRIVATE SCHOOL Of IS scholars; iavoraby
and centrally located in SYRACUSE y " satisfactory reasons
Misses DANA and PHELPS l6i James-st, syracuse.
NY.
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lust PUBLISHED.
BROOK FARM TO CEDAR MOUNTAIN:

TUSI FUDLIouED.
BROOK FARM TO CEDAR MOUNTAIN:
lsel-1s62.
By GENERAL GEORGE Ii. GORDON. With four Maps
and four Hsno,ype Illustrations. l volume l2mo. So
exceedingly interesting account Of tbs military
Northern Virginia during The hrst of the
Civil War; written by OF the foremost lighting Generals
Federal Army and presenting vivid Succession of pic
lures campaigns upper Potomac Shenandoah
Rappahannock. and Rapidan, with great number of
dotes Of camp. council and field General
msrkaoe ability writer CT military history already
been shown his successful books The Army OF Virginia"
and :" A War Diary OF Eve is la the Great Rebellion"
JAMES II. OSGOOD & CO.,
BOSTON.
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BROOKLYN,

MRS. FERRIS Boarding School; beautiful
IVA country location strictly sanitary pleasure driving
oral teaching; happy home; Sl5 per month I52 Quincy
ST., brooklyn Parents invited
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NORWICH LINE

NORWICH LINE
~ To Worcester Nashua Portland and the East
CITY OF WORCESTER,
Sd sTo tS''0" OF BosroS On ' n
above Ferry daily except sundays 65 pm
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAlLHoAD.-Commencng May "a, 1888.
a. M Weatern Northern Express 70 Rochester and
Montreal with cars also to Saras9g@ only
Albany syracuse Rochester Buffalo, Erie Cleveland AMI
1880 M Chicago Express drawDgroom ears to Canaan
ii % Albany and Troy with GonpeeOnto Utica sara
sp.n M. Accommodation TO Albany ana Troy .. ,,.
p No. Louis Express with sleeping cars Tor 81 L9ns
running through every day the week also Niagara FANS
sT%aay M 's sn
Rochester buffalo Cleveland roleio Detroit Chicago ST.
Sight Express With 'esPn sears to Albany y,, and
MS.eos cypress oces ssa and sS
a9 g. NJ NJ roUcEY GsH sapt GEN Passenger Agent
DONDOUT and Kingston Line.-Steamer
daS At M iom foot ST. making usual landings
connecting with Ulster Delaware and stony Glove M
= Cry RIVER AND HAnsoa TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY
Offce Pier Ia ". r., foot Of Cortaudtss
Consgnments Of freight forwarded directed any part
OF the world
UNEoUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
orders for delivery Of all hndA OF freight and msr
chandse 70 any part Of the city.
SEA AND HARBoa TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
BOZ LIGHTERA0E-
Freight every description promptly nshtersd any point
In harbor at reasonable retes
STEAMBOATS, BARaEs AND GROVES TO GEAR
TER FOR ExCURSIoSA
steamers John H. starn and Erastus Cornias NEW
HAVEN. leave Pier Is. N. L. assR daily. lsAtardAys
sxcepted.l
METROPOLIS EXPRESS 90. between Ssw.tork and
New -Havsa- Care and dispatoa guaranteed
Freight for oouts D.. L. q W. L. resolved 1t PlssIl
For Now Haven and points East 1t Pier IL
NORTH SHORE, STATEN ISLAND Eleven Mies,Sr
Ton Uents steamers from Iron Plsr 1. Il. foot u
Whitehalst
CENTRAL sHIPYARD Communipaw NJ J.-Drv Docks
Machine and Boiler shooa evsrytnus a9psrta alag s,t
construction ard repair OF vessslx
VNROY BOATS-CITIZENS' LINE.-New
4 steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY leave Pier
No AN H. foot0 Chnsopherst tally except SATURDAY au
connecting with morning trains ioi Al points North
ks.. aIaat. stnt.a. A lI.aAn
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T'ROY BOATS-CITIZENS' LINE.-New
a steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY leave Pier
No. AN H. foot0 Uhrsopherst daily except Saturday
y. IN. connecting morning trains Lon Al
kal ay steamer touches NJ ALBANY
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| THE NEWPORT SPECIAL EXPRESS for Newport
will running MONDAY. June IL, 1888. and Will
leave Grand Central Depot daily except sunday at
| o'clock p. m ~ - -
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SCRIBNER & WEXFORD,
no. 745 BROADWAY, NETWORK.
HOW TO GET ON IN THE WORLD,

As demonstrated by the
LIFE AND LANGUAGE OF WILLIAM CoBBETr.
To which Is aided
CoBBETTS ENGLISH GRAMMAR WITH NOTES.
by ROBERT WATERS.
Teacher OF Language and Literature tie Hoboken IN
Acadony.
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For Bows ani Your Msn-co1asry
A LEXANDER INSIITUTE-Military Board
-" 9o'oOF 49, PriIcinii O, u rILLIs PHI o.
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BACKWARD AND INVALID BOYS
snoed and teacher makes the care and Instruction
ofsnch boys q speciality. Location delg htfuL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-09

COMMENCEMENT at the ACADEMY OF MUSIC. OIL
WEDNESDAY June Is. at 10
r. A. r.. BARNARD, :. r. D.. LII. d.. President
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NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH r. r.

Statonsn New York Z ST. and DesbrOsses-st.
For so,, ,r,o Central r. r Of y. g foot Liosrty,s1
4ep. M; via Penn. r. r., O. ~ M, M sunday n
day. ga m. w. 80 nus - ' - -
For Red Bank. Long Branch Ocean Grove Asoury P,rs
SeaHirt FONT Pleasant &C, via 9. r. r. u T. %l5L
m l40. l, op M wa Penn. r. r., pa IL n, $780,
a. m.
For lakewood Toms River Barnesas TO- via R. Il Of
For Freehold, via q r. R. Of NJ, s. s.IJ LIS m, T.
pm E9r K;eyES port SIP lla5 M li5 4t5 ds m
HE BALDwdN. Z. R. WQop. Z & RASDoLPI.
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RAILROAD.-Passenger

Al ueDOs COftIllUI MI Def0Of
at s;lO A. M $40 ami o. M. Esstol Bethele tuet
town Reading Mauch chunk Wlkesbarre r0wlad1. Vtye,
w. Ithaca, Geneva LIONS Buhao and the West Pulnlt
through coaches daily. LOel tra Is ~ ~ ad OH
y. m. for Easron Bethehe u aud CoDlay Il,
Trans leaying 81 m AMI ftp D. m connect,sM
points Ia Mahanov and Hagetoa,Dh rsnpls sunLhsthi
location Mauoh Chunk $40 Leave Ntdch OhuhN b
p. IN - nj, ,r,rch a,I cortla,i, a.,
"eue'~' r"''ei" N' 49, f. Il. BYINGfON. @. =. A.
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THE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
L NETWORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL

Arrangement OF trains from Chambers Street Depot
q. m.-Daiy except sundays Day Express drawnsr00
Coaches 10 Binghamton, Elmira and Buffalo Seepl.
coaches Hornesyille Cleveland Cincinnati and Chi
o D. m. (Daly)-"St Louis Limited" Express-No extr.
charge for fast Pullmans sleeping Coaches TO But
ialo arriving 7;25 a. Niagara Falls Salamanc.
100 a. NJ; Cleveland 1910 D. Cincinnati $40 Sc
Louis $40 a. IN. second day. Connecting trains arriv
Detroit 3:l0 D. M; Toledo 5:25 p. M. and indianapolis
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Gifamboats an0 Railroads.
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
ROSfON, VIA STONINGTON LINE.

Steamers RHODE ISLAND and Massachusetts
naly excopt Sundavs from Pier SO North Rives AZ -
Three morning trons from steamers landing tnron.R
Boston Tickets good on any train. -s" w
- =, PROVIDENCE LINE
ror rIovinence. Worcester, aud NV England pon,s
Steamers NAkItAGASSETT aud SION notion f,o %.
20 North River, daily, Tex ept SundaysD -. m ''
f. =" foPPLE. Acting Gent Pass Agent.
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OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT,
NEw-TORK IIslslON
NRw-YoRK. NEH.HANRN AND HARTFORD X, IT, COY
CPECIAL NOTICE.
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EOR BOSTON. The latest evening train
with through Pullman seepeTs Grand Central De
pot at IL 81 D. IN. week. days and sundays 1880 p
Morning train, 1883. weed DAYS. Get tickets VIA
NEW.YORK AND NEW-ENGLAND RAILROAD.
DOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU-
Il sATONlC and NAUGATUCK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
leave Catherineshp at IL m, $50 p m 23d-s%. East
River $40 D. IN. Fare lower than by any other route
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-23

rbe Crescent ships an average OF 25
tons per DAY
C,t,,e, Brothers report heavy in-
,,ssse over lsst holidays business.
The toy suction just above TIE HER.
~ nf; ae LAS damaged the usual sales OF
tbs regular dealers.
uo.,rs. Clarence, John and Ed. Tai
hot have made q good strike in their
. W, ina nssr the Rsmshorn. Msjor Talbot,
hibsr OF the boys and q resident of this
civ. SAWS prospects were nevez brig liter
for "big thing"
There have been some signs of an
,v.keniue along the line on AsphsItum
Trcb.nee during the week just past.
G-sscept. Aper, Moaiton and Alice have
been inquired for, and several sales are
accorded by Vics-Presideut Carney.
Cre,cent is firm at Sl.Z5; 500 shares of
sneT we're offered st 20 cents, and We
believe finally sold.
NJ. L. Martin, 8 well known resident
ofthe Eighteenth Ward in this city, has
sold tbe Martin mine in Bingham for the
ann, Of SIG, 600; the purchasers are said
to no several Methodist pres chers and
their congregations all OF the city Of
Rrooklgu. The nine has developed into
az immense thing under the BTethren's
administration, snd thsy say haif mil
ian could not now buy it; they are
shipping in the nsishborhood OF thirty
tons q day.
Binrhsm's prospects are evidently
Frightening; in addition to the above
cheering intelligence there are certain
rumors Of big strike in the Lead Mine,
once Owned by Jo1b Lawrence, and now
controlled BY Mr. a. Hanauer; vast
amount Of money has been spent on this
property, and We truF: ell the reports OF
It's improvement msy be true.
Several of our merchants, SIS we'll IS
the entire postofice force, are greatly
mystifed IS to what has become of car
tain letters despatched from this city to
New York OF the 30.b Of Noven Der;
within the past few days it has been de-
veloped that Mccormick & Co., Jonea &
Co., Z. G. II. l., The Utah ForWs riding
Co., James DWyar, COIN Bros, and
several others sent mail matter to New
York on the date above named, none
W 0AASA CFSA 4OGCucG lEs u.
Postmaster Lynch says that the letters
to New York are dole up in packets of
certsin size every night, and that tue
only explanation hs can offer is, that
one OF these packets must have been
stolen from the mail sscke. a special
agent will be employed to trace up the
matter.
The recen: contest basween TIC nil
honsJrea Flood and Sharon for the coz
tfoi OF the Ophir mine has been watched
VIII ceeo interest by dealers in the Com
stocks In this city; one or two parties
hefe we're holding Ophir stock when it
commenced IFS upward shoot, aud were
fortunate enough to sell oft at SO snd
81 per share; so days aso. before the
Iset was generally known thst Sharon
woala attempt 10 buy up enough shares
70 oatvote Flood, Ophir sold for 81; on
The 18th Of the present month, the day
preceding the election, the stock was in
suce demand by both parties that it SOLD
loE So; on the ooh, when Flood had
saios1 the victory and the demand wss
psSt. It ssttled back to It's normal figure
OF So per share.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-23
A big Scandal.

San Francisco, 22.-The Chronicle
will publish tomorrow. the full text
of Huntington-Colton correspond
ence submitted in evidence in the
Cotton case, being tried at Santa
Rosa. There are over 800 pages.
and will occupy three full pages OF
the journal. The letters implicate
many prominent United States
Senators and Congressman, and
give the history of the efforts made
against the Texas Pacific and the
Thurman sinking fund bill.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-23
labor Troubles.

Pittsburg, 22.-The strike of coal
miners In the third pool is being
pushed. Only two mines are
now working at the reduction, and
it is expected the men will come
out of them in the next fOrty-eight
hours. Mine officials report over
1000 men in the third pool.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-23
To the Bitter End,

New York, %. The companies
defendant in the celebrated Dwight
life insurance case decided to resist
each and every effort to collect the
policies or any other part thereof
until the final decision In the court
of last resort is obtain ed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-23
Arthur.

New York, 22.-President Ar
thur leaves this afternoon Tor Phila-
delphia, where he is the guest of the
New ENGLAND society.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-23
Two Days Holiday.

San Francisco, 22.-Banks and
leading mercantile houses will close
on Monday. as well as Christmas
day.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-23
Bank Statement.

New York, 22.-Weekly bank
statement: Reserve increase, ST.
63S,1 75: banks now hold So .S94,75O In
exec: of the legal requirements.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-23
From the Arctic.

Toronto, 22.-Another cold wave
In Canada; the thermometer ranges
from zero to II below.
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LOCAL FINANCES.
p,Ilion Output-A Missing Mall
lA' Mining Sales.

Mccormick s. Co. and Wells, Fargo &
McOtbe usual reports IF bullion
CO., ns10 receiyed and skipped, [. T..
sns ore 60. furnish nething for publics-
Jones . O. it is understood that the
ton, snG ;s Is shipping refined lead 10 San
Germs:n az and Scott & Anderson are
Frsn,GG, vi = .ticent concerning the results CT
equsiiy furnaces. Following will be
the ni Tgp HRRALD's weekly statement
found L.; at the two banks namsd
sof the sa .ec seven days endirg Saturday,
December 20; e. 20