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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-02-18
Building Lots.

Ct 700 A CORNER LOT, ssIo RODS,
P1bVO one OF tha bes. in Salt Lake City
in 3 part Of salt Lake City that is very desir.
able. On the market for very short time.
EeUa BUILDING LOTS In THK FIRST
J Ward, close to WoodmsRsee's; good
black soil, full water rights; prices rangisg
S90O BUILDING Let SKI RODS ON
pow Tenth ksst street.
&eAA TWO FULL LOTS IN THE NINE
PooV teeRsh Ward; little west Of the
sohoolhouse, south 'front.' $500 Saoh.
41eoO TWO FULL LOTS OF ~
PAOVV acres each, - end Of street ear
track. Eleventh Ward.
$1,000 COR YER LOT, ONE BLOCK
pH4OO' ives Of Main street, well fenced.
surrounded BY large shade treee, in the
neiEhbOrhood Of several large new brick
houses. Lot s110, ample room tor tive lsSgS
houses.
A LOT 21SxlQ RODS, WITH ROCK
a foundation Jor hoatse, ~ the FIJI
teeaath Ward. $1,000
950a BUILDING LOT $40 RODS on
PoOo' Fifth South street. close 10 atrosi
car
eooA BUILDING LOT 4xN RODS
QOOO' jHst west Of Fuller's Hill.
&1sn TWO BUILDING LOTS ON TIKI
%A0S Tenth Ward BeRsh-sligiblO loeA
tisH-3xs rods, south 'front.'
THOUR LOTS CONTAINING SIX ACRES
10 Of ground, with house and improve
mentA, in FGirvieT, Sanpets County. Cal
"a E HAVE ONE WHOLE BLOCK, vN
w Improved, en- the 2ath Ward Bench, 70
sale, very cheap.
n10O0 A VERY DEsIRABLE BUILD
| 94OVV iAg site on Third Septh stree;
| 21zx2e rods, in close proximity to Main atreet
or. WHOLE LOT OF IL ACRES
| DlOU In the 18th Ward.
For Rent.
Brick house Of six rooms, pump and stable
! Third outh street, one block from stree
car. SIC.
Adobe house Of three rooms: and summs
kitchen. $40
A six roomed house pantry aud bath room
on North TeRpls street, half block from Mai
street; SIS.
4 house Of six rooms, on street car line, fu
pjshed in good style, carpets, piano, etc., to
responsible party; S45.
Furnished rooms for light Housekeeping
foE parties having no children; close TO tn
Thea re.
A sig reomed house in the Fourteenth
Ward, water and gas; S35.
A six roomed house, with cellar, city water
etc., we'll furnished; close to Mayor Jen
niAgs' residence. SS5.
Office: 80 Main Street,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-02-18

WHY WILL YOU cough when
ihiloh's Cure will give Immediate
elief. Price 10c., 50c. and 81. Sold
" z. G. NJ. 1. Drug Store. GO
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-02-18

se7.75: Union National of Chicago,
S11. $50: Mccormick 81 Co., Salt
Lake City, S6,000.-Special dis
patch in the Chicago Times.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-02-18
8. W. DARKE. WIN. FULLER
S W.DARKE&C Co.
NOTARIES PUBLIC
Fire Insurance,
Real Estate,
Money Alaming

"a The folloa0ing is less than
oHe-hGif ths property zoe haze fof'
sale; the balance z0jtt be published
nert Sunday,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-29

::' sss no. las ga: .s s;s ws:.
1Ar,e' tu sS'e csrn. ~ saaA. Oar. - era -
Z s..:s:: s. e e 9 Vs.
sssa.. ssns sy s so sq's ss
zoe !, sa sss n. T%'s o s.
ss t sss s ss g ss:s and
fSssss sSss 10 1Is ssss sss y
saist Cheese aniss Et gsoo Sw.n narisg gSoo
sssa ssD8 iOdo SS. %he.
rTiDEnfns Jrns 2s-Flour-very little demand irom
% and anssc n1 E1s s.
sSSss S1Se; TassE !. sIi:sss
Sio % So stsasst 50 IssssI6; Good Wssisys Family.
ss'S2a Ia
Saa :sSs 5 and
Ss ss S
81 sspis%ser aIs;ns 81 80 j I'D is
s%%s e is j, .s.s
s1S @ f,'9sE &c" %
5s sss% S rsck az S-i ss%ssS
& .aiss q S nns ssss s n ES@ S
ss m o Il sfS asgo5 ss e and
track 81 ss9c yellow grain dept Sc no
Tids sed f % 9fPs a. q
depot Coo; Sa yellow in grain depot Soc; san Mixed
July. 6Oc; do August 622sa62tc do september. $500
So 7c closing. sail Mixed June SIC bid 5spc asked
September go bid 65c asked 0atsCarlots fairiy &C:
and irregular Rejected White 400 No. White 4iO
42cj No. 2 do 42Gi3e; Ungraded White. 42l2c; Cholce
White. "A 2c No Mixed AZ Futures opened WEAKER
White July 4lssc; closing NO White June, 4lc-
bid. asked July. ALAG. bid. 42c. asked Augusgs
3SIqc. bid 40c asked; September 3sc. bid 4Oc asked
Proysons--sesdy Beef CITY Family per bblr SO 90
S2 India Mess Beet in free board. S23 Dried Beer
Sl76Sl5 Pork Mess (Dew1 SlS160Sl5i do Prime Mess
$lSGSlS so; Hams smoked, Is 9Gl4 &c. do. s. ~, Iuly
cured lI4el2.c sides Smoked ii &C.; do In sat iOA2c.
Pckleked sGSl2e, do smoked. 95c. Bellies in Pickle
II oil &c Smoked, 12al2lc IaId-DulI; CITY Renaed,
$40 do SlOd$l2 80; do Butchers LO0se 81 90
Butter-FiIm; good demand; Pennsylvania and western
Creamery Extra % l4c Bradford County and Newforx
Extra 20322c do Frsts l6dlsc; Western Extra l6Gtlc;
do Good Choice ~ Sc; Rolls du at SG lie Eggs
Dull Pennsylvania Extra 1896 Western do l7c CHEESE
Quiet; NewYork Full Cream lll4c. western do vt9c;
Western Fair Good. sl29c. Pennsylvania Part SKINS
596Lc.; do Full Skins, 2d45c sugar-Raw steady az
hrmer Granulated l5l6G9c; Crystal A. sSsci Con.
ectioners a" Sac enthusiastically at 26c for oOS
Fsed-Firmer Winter Bran, SIS 50d SD 10 Petro-
eum-Dul; Refined In bbls, 7i2a7ssc:; In cases, sfc;
bbs Wheat, 2,lO0 bush; Corn, $500 bush: oats 1900
bush. Shpments-Wheat IL 800 bush -
TOLEDO, June 2S.-Wheat firm and active; NO 1 Wmt9
Michigan. 81 02 No do, s9e. Rejected 60c. No Red
81 I0ia seotem0er 81 lf Oct. 81 1885 ali the Os
January 81 ISL Corn High Mixed. 50cj No z casn.
June 5Yic; July. 5311c. August "a c Rejected s.
oats In acoiye demands No cash $780, July &c., August
$5c year Sc EecslptsIWhest 1000 bush; O. CS o;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-29

geyci 800 tcz senr yesy v5eOe Ala, conf svDv9Ic
CITY steam again and active; sales l25 s4os
Of Refined saes 500 Continent, loo. $50 los scutn
American 10 has not vssfea fus
btste Creamery, 2e4hc.; Pennsylvania crsameD. 24c:
Western Creamery 2lG2yc Stste Dairy Hall Frkns Iubs
and Pzs 10 o23c.; welah Tus 15S1ze; Wssefn Ipstsa
ton Creamery, 0l8c; Western Dairy l0elsc western
Factory, 9Ol4gc.... .CHEESE-Dcmend e0bnnues ar
from shippers and prices have steady temper state
Creamery SKINS Observation-Disclosures and Canada
offered lower but stock Is held with ar shoW
OF seadness demand quito moderate state and PennsY
wanna. lSc Western. lB10l7c; Canada l71lI5e-
RICE-Moderatey active, steady and unchanged
sUaAR-haw duh and without quotaole change thoesn
1854 bags Havana 50 800 test 6oe ez2 hhds 81 Do
mingo FAC; 89 hhds Engsh Islands, 6c. Refined rather
weak; Cut Loaf 9s6Sro.; Crushed. etc Cubes, s'sc
Powdered, 9is o9sc 9ranuated Ss.98 Sloc Mould A.
s4sc oa "a" Tease white Extra GO" 5a.s.i , Extra
"c"7hs7'sc.: &c" 7xs7sg Yellow &C" fS7isc.; Yellow
6lo61c
sTEARINE-ouet but held firm Choice City quoted
lac; Western 1e sales 1000 Oieonargarine Stearne
l0i,c, generally held at llo
TALLOW-In moderate demand, at steady prices Prime
City quoted 15-l6e.: salea $1,000 b. 16-l60Se,
WOOL-Trade still very small and prices In most IN
stances nominal The underoDe s weak aud holders a
anxious to realize The arrivals from Texas Caora
and the fleece districts continue large and very unsa
factory feeling Dervddes the market IN the absence OF
West Virginia Feeces. 3sS4Ooi for and Xxx No 42S
43c; Com0ing j5146c state and Western ant Xxx SOC
$780, No l. 4O0i2c COmbing "a G36e.; do UnWashed 1oD
32c. Georgia and Lake Unwashed 1S027c.; California
Spring. 22929c; BURY lG020c; Fall, l7020c; Low and
BURY l2el5c Texas spring 2O926c Low and Bnrrya 10
No !. l7@22c; Combing, 32ei4o.i Lambs 3593s@; TUB
Washed. "a g44c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-29
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

SARATOGA. June 25.-In the Court OF Appeals
to-day-preseut the Hon. william G. Ringer, C. j. and
A. soclates-the following business was transacted;
No 64e- rancfs II. Lesis art Amos r. stevens Motion
10 amend reIni, itur su0lnitteL -, , 49, , ,..,.
the after OF tie pet0n OF James a. DceIlbs
nd vacate asSe ssineiit~- fRfeI
643-Cbgrles H. simpson aud auoihet apPeanss ssI
charles A. ST John. respondent Argued -,
Nos 500 and 6SlGe0rge Winter, iespon9eht asL maf'
r,ret FckeFet and others. appeilants-A Igue't
40 bs3-samaet Rsyn0r and others apleiinLs sgL me
Pacific NarOna Bank OF Boston respondent fyued
NO 7SOiD the o the - Oh Valley troAd CON;
nsDV 10 ETC. OF The New Ofk CebuaI and
Hussoa River Rsilroal Conpany-ATgued-
= Livingston and another e1CcdoTs,agt
wi liam Gordon. tr, and Others-Argued
No lO4-Jhe Ergrant industrial Savings BANK agt
Catharue ROt he and 0tasis -Arguoh
No ts7-in the matter of Ferdinand Hahn attorney
Argued ,.-.... ~, a.. ...,,,ou n, "a. N..y -y,rk
Lake hrs aud " stcrn Railroad Company AIphc"uon
submitted . -, ~. r.,ro,a NJ d., A. rh-,sa an,
saoufacfuTfng COmpaay-Suoiuitted-
| so ney. eneai agt tho North In
surance COmpany--Subnilteu- 49,. -. m ~.
Following IA day enaar LOT Friday June Z5 EOS
g39 7O5 TIA. 567 49, TO- 7Ie 'ZI 10 'Z-' '-' '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-29
CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCgS
sAs FRASCIscO. Thursday, Juno %. 1883.

Bullion valued at $4,000 was received IN this
city yesterday from tis mines
Father de Smci cleanup Tor the hr3t hall OF June
yielded $S,45l AZ.
Caledonia tB. H. Su Derincndent reports June
II: 'Ore produced. $50 tons. Gold bar shipped.
$4,000. The VINE has advanced iGet, maNing
11in enlarsiug the bottom of tho Wine to put the
pumps m place. and are getting ready TO start cross,
cutting The mine IN general IS LOOKING We'll ana
rim. paebipery al the mill 10 running excellently'
The vice president OF the sampson Mining Com
pauy OF Utah reports that on the 2Osh OF June 10
tons Of class uottcd at ParA City 81, 100,
ard "a ION, Of second class Melted $500. Work
ON the new shaft IL now adVanc .ng rapidly under
tie contract Owing 10 the large quantity oil sur
f.cc water, work lad been retarded bur nov ~ 10
helDy pushed forward. The SHAFT has reached a
depth OF IS feet. aud 3 being snnk at the rae or
about 3 feet daily. No more sh'pncnts OF ore VIII
be made until the shaft is down 700 Feet ~ the eX
p,use of extraction viii then be much reduced.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-29
A HEAEY DECLINE IN CHICAGO.
FAILURE OF II. o. KENYON CO.-RUMORs OF AR
MoUR's INSOLVENCY DENIED.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

FAILURE OF II. o. KENYON & CO.-RUMORs OF AR
MoUR's INSOLVENCY DENIED.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUSE.I
CHICAGO June 28.-There was a drop Of
29G3 In wheat to-day of 5o965 cents per barrel
pork OF 1920 per hundred pounds in Lard, and
Of Ia l9 bushe In There was one failure
re' aanSer pa ns hea Taror. Ws.
aioat concerning other firms 1t from beginning to
great bear" day. At night just before the close
there was little reaction, but 1t did not amount to
much. June wheat closed az 99h cents, July at 81,
August at 81 O2I2 During the day all these options
were cent lower but the closing figures were q cents
under the figures of twenty -four hours j. T. Lester
Il Co. aud Swarz Dupe covered their shorts" In tho
forenoon when they "short" several million BUSH
els Of grain The market little supported by the ex
pecaon that day they would be heavy buyers The
announcement that they had quietly covered withoue
the knowledge OF anybody left the speculative market
without this slim support and IN consequence prices
declined.
The failure of II O. Kenyon Co. was another incis
dent helped along the decline The firm suspended
In the morning. Although 1t probably owes very httles
its announcement was depressing circumstance. Tho
firm failed in 1881. just after Handy had
closed out his September wheat "corner"
Only recently 1t got its AFFAIRS settled
and after paying Is cents on the dS a Go stared red IN
Hi0t made By Nichols Co tS last ca aSns alsa
A
products good deal improved say the brokers en-
gagged this OF trade The demand is not extrSors
binary but IL is much better than 1t was before
Meeochs failure Lard goes out of here at great rate
| Tue shipments to-day were $685., 900 pounds, and
OF meats O55 600 pounds. The shipments OF wheat
were "a 900 bushels and of corn 3o2oo0 bushels
The rulnOrs derogatory Armours solyency are still
circulated BIZ the gosslpmongers One or the members
OF the Arm OF Armour & Co. smiled at the report that
| his drm had Jailed, and said: Tue story
is absolutely aud unqualIfedly false and emanates
wholly from malicious sources" He ascrbed the repors
10 malignant persons in New-York who were ready 70
start damaging stories against any firm with the hope
OF making money cut OF the furry that would en-
sue There hardly increase In the calls upon
Co., and the rm had five times the amount OK
securities that their liabilities could possibly call for
The circulation OF wild rumor produced feeling
/ OF intense indignation among toe repus
| table members OF the Board. John X.
| Bensley. receiver for MoGeooh Eyeringnsm Is
Co. said that there lot OF sooundres Rrouud tue
Board of Trade VINO are not worth two dollars ana
| half who ready to set house on nre II they
| Thought they could steal somctninS, and
these stories about Armour Co, can be traced directly
Lard closed tonight at 80 Is for June 80 e7is Tor
JULY Pork SIS IS for June and $40 %
During lard 10 cents lower than the closing
| figures and pork WAS 20 cents lower.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-29
COURT CALRXDARs-JUNE 20.

s.x,vvv cougr-CB.EBERs- BefoTe Lawrence Nos
h. s. S. So IL 30 lO9 lilo us ~ l45 laS ~ lSi
pa 5sS sf zsS 2SS 200 29l 29z 23. 23d. % 800 SOi
400 sos sJ7 800 3l 3lS SI%. Sis s2o 21 3D. $780,
eJl So $50. 334. -
sursKsE coUET-sPEaAL TERA-Beiore Donoaue' J'-Nos'
1870 9Uy, I02s. i030. $40. -,
suPaIhK CoUar-CIHcUTT-P I-Before Potter. y -
Nos 1860. 1884, 1861. 3Sg2 2674 $3.50 %5oI ZfU'2 znv
1904 1853 lO6G le29 l042 1893 9l6. 1928 z54S 4oJ 400
PAIR ii-Beicre Van Worst, J--Adjourned me IRE 80,
PXRT III-Before LarrenOre J-Nos 4byv. 4oct 3ysz,
1904 4455 426s 42S7 1885, 44S5. 44O0 4546 4asI So4z
B3f3, SSf4 4437. -,
euaHOGkfKs COuKf-Befofe Rollins, h-WM OIL James
Stokes at II a.
SUPERIOR coGsr-srHuaL TtRn-Besore Freedman. j.
No cay calendar.
COHaOS PLEAS-SPRCiAL TERA-Befofe Van Hoescn, j.
40 Day calendar -
and Beach J.-Nos 4 70 50 inclusive.
CoskcN PLEAs-fRIAL iRgM-PAKr u-Aejournsd fog the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-29
THE PETROLEUM MARKET
NEw-YORK. Jnne %.

NEw-YORK Jnnc %.
Areport from the Balltown district showing
falling oG the production OF week ago gave alarm
10 the shorts to-day aud the petroleum speculation
relocated the influence OF their free purchases to hqu
date accounts. The market moderately active and
after weak opening at 81 15aS1 Isle the price rose
by noon to 81 l72 In the afternoon the dealings were
smaller and fluctuations were restricted between Sl
and Al 1874. Just before the close hove Sudden
suugt upward in OH City kndled responsive enthnsl
asm here and the market closed noisy and apparently
strong at 81 17A. The close In OIL City was
first teIegraphed a. 81 1873 but later advccs corrected
these figures to 81 1Sa The production OF the
Batoyn district for the last twenty four hours was
25O4 barrels from twenty-five producing wells, agalhst
0o3I btrrels on Friday. There SIX wells driuS
and eleven rigs M add building IL this district With no
psrmanent increase reported the productlveuess or
In I regions pipe line runs conteue 20 exceed Toe
deiyerics ano 10 June 20 the figures are: kuns,
zoo az barrels average per day, GJ,4l7 deliveries,
h3A222; average, 5000 excess runs, l66,o2O OAR
rels az erage per day, s40s barrels
The range or prices ana inc tosal GosipSs III No"
We 4 f0liONs:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-29
ULUSING PRICES ~ 6DSrOV SrOCR2
BOSTON Thursday June %, 1888.
CLOSING PRICES OF PHibADBLPHtA Stocks
Reportsa b. JoHs II DAVIS * Co, - Walts'
THURSDAY, June 2s-r. NJ.


At the opening o business at the ock Exchange
this morning the speculative spirit was tame ana
during the early 6ours prices moved Oaly llnguidly
either M OK Siuwn vi, shin the small fractions The
=. shorts" generally seemed dSlncllned TO press
nrces lower by further sales. bu. in many instances
exhibited Willingness to buy at the current hg-
ures Runors of several failures N Chicago
(which with only exception proved
to be false) helped to depresS prices,
40 that until late IN the day considerable
humiliation OF short" account was accomplished
Without affecting prices any further than IL pre-
vented a further decline. During the afternoon,
howeyera better tone prevailed IN the whole market;
the buying becaIne general andpriees firsome OF The
leading stocks made important rec0YeI1es. frnc'-
nal among the causes which contributed to tue
Change in temper were the lower prices made IN
Chicago fer products, together with the fact that
only one additional faure there had resulted from
the decline. While there is general faith that
the urlcrs of products must continue TO decline
until they touch figures which will stimulate Al
active export movement Il Is the general belief tnat
the losses from the recent speculation have been 80
distributed and so largely qJidated hat no fur
tior important failures are anticipated; and That
the banking institutions which stlit arc carrying
the stuff have it marsined down 10 figures 20 low.
by the new owners. that their loans would prove
to be secure even in the event of a panic. Whether
this warning shall prove TO be sound IN every par
ticular OF not 1t uuquestionabiy is the cause oi
partial revival OF confidence at the Stock Exchange;
the motor for the improvement IN stocks already
made, and the promise for higher prices
IN the near future. The final advances
for the day range from Z to liz per cent, and the
market closed strong and excited.
Governments were quiet and steady, although tho
final bids for the 81 are Is lower. Annexed are the
closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-29
ENTITLED TO BE HEARD BY COUNSEL.

lam e. Emmett and Frank Forester. the clerks VINO
were recently discharged by Controller Campbell are
entitled to be heard by counsel before their removal can
he considered valid. He says that the decision OF the
controversy depends upon the proper construction 10
be put upon the statute which PROVIDES tat regular
clerks in the Finance Department OF the CITY, VINO are
thresened with removal, shall nave the flgnt 70 hlae
an exclamation in regard TO the charges against theI
Th,s Statute provides for sort OF Judicial trial OF puDc
.eryants before they De removed IRON iher posi-
ons The object of the statute was the Protioh net
of the clerks but OF the people whose interests would
sfer If their faithful ants were turned OUT OF Oce
ON account personal feelings or capce on te part OF
sir auneriors The servants cannot be removed with
ont lust cause and after opportunity gwen 10 sho"
tbst snch cause does not exist against them As the
inJ9ment OF the officer before whom this quasi trlal
fakes place is final and nuappealabe, II would oe u
reasonable hold that the accused men shou nVt 10
sIjoEed 10 defend themselves by counsel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-29
CIVIL NOTES.

Counsel in the divorce suit brought by Flor
enee NJ De Nell against her husband Henry ,. De Nell
ag mn yesterday on the issue 10 tbe true place Of
sesidenee OF the defendant. Decision was reserved
The Jury yesterday brought in verdict III favor OF
Mary schneioer in thu suit brought against her IN the
Court OF Common Pleas by her husband william H.
Schneider for AN absolute divorce ON the ground OF
,sd.l;,v The only witness called 10 testify AGAINST
Mr. Schneider was detective who asserted that no
bad heen ON Intimate terms with her. The detective
aSd thot he had pad Mrs Schneider nOuey, aud that
The money had not been furnished by Mr.. Schneider
Gnesfions we're asked him crO-s-eXa inatlou WIN
Wow IN break down HIS character generally The jury
svS.n,ly did not believe his story. Mr. Schneider s
neither young pretty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-29
MRS. TEARLE's RIGHT TO A DIVORCE.

John G.. GRAY, the referee in the divorce suit
,.e.ntlv BENIN in the Supreme Court by Mary Alice
rso-le against her husband. George Osmund Tearie,
Yesterday rendered report which he finds that
earle Il entitled 10 decree Of absolute divorce lac
testimony showed II Is said. that Mr. Tearie ana Eel
.-dao lived together "a and wife In Seyenih-SNe
I'm this city from October 1881, untn May lSa2 wen
Miss Arden went to Europe, where she married MI
souIer The referee says that may he true tht hOtn
ing Would please Mr Tearle than 10 have MS wire
obtain divorce from HIM, but that this TACT cannot pref
thar Mr. Tearles guilt was open did not renoer II any
Tho less
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-29

Among State bonds there was some activity shown
in the Arkansas rs; Fort Smith issue sold $3.50 60
and Red River at 4SQ5l. Alabamas class A. sold
Mt 81. and class at 102l2 and Tennessee Us at 80
There were no transactions III city bank shares.
The business IN railroad bonds. although 1t M
euded a variety of Issues, was small Prices were
somewhat irregular, but generally steady or finn
Erie second consols were unchanged at 95i2 A
small lot OF Chesapeake and Ohio currency Us were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-29
enpnpEAN mAnKrrs

sAyKRPoof- 23-Bacon Cumberland Cat 476. snor.
hb4sGd. Pork Pnns Ness JliOd d1 Western S11 Lard.
Pflae 5iAd. Giieess American sJCa Inr.
psouls spirits 250d froylaons- Lara s5Ou per
Amofcea- Hrs1tst1ds-cerh Sf1a Sew Mixed
u La No 5a csaJl fpr Csforais q. 90
Oa California No y Stl 03St Tor Red Htntsr PsIs
Canadian Butter, 65d
and 30eOa Tor aaese do Bees ioood ExEra
Indla Ses> -
LoxDos June 2s.-snrits rarvsotins. 2g3t. C4cISti
idnseea. 4oUs q1arber Idnsesd OIL 22Jn5f@E5J 40
por tuB. ratoS s6t ont Hs1aoa reSToIezm- o
fl<a. gss-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-29
REAL ESTATE.

NEy-YoRK. Thursday. June %. 1888.
Tho following sales were held at the EY,
change salesroom to-day
BV John Boyd
1 and 5.story brick buildings with lot. No II De
5 a%ssy FSsf o. nc s2i.iOa
7 sfory bl1ck building with lot. No 26S Riytngton
st. cor oi OoiuhOiA ~ y? .,...'.e''1...... 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-29
THE PROPER GUARDIAN OF AN INFANT.

Chancellor kunyon, of w-Jersey, has hied
an oninon in case which came before him on appeal
fon, the orders of Judge McCarter Of TIE Essex
Orntans' Court in relation TO the guardianship OF
charles Weldon infant son OF the late Thomas "edOn
NJ Newark some time ago Mrs. Weldon, the widowed
ootner applied Judge McCar,eT to be appointed guar
dian nj her SOD who was under fourteen years Of age
After consOc able delay the Judge granted the petlloh
nrovided that the mother fled within two weeks BONA
with proper surees for S120000 The only notice Mrs
Weldon ever received that the time for filing TINS Oohu
was limited was letter from the Surrogate stating uA
she must do So at once" The bond was not mel Wlth
tse stioaiated time and Mrs. Weldon, WHO had Deeh
III then learned hat the CoGr had appointed as
f ner son Oscar Keene. the Prosecutor OF the ies Vi
Essex County. Mrs. Weidons proctor inade motlon
fr me zen sion Of tUe Tor the reason taat she
had bern ILL., but the motion was not cousdsreu IN SeT
~ the fact tnat guardian hal already Deen appOhteu
Tie bond required from mir Keene Oy Judge mcCarter
was onIy $4,000 less than half has re9nlret rom lhe
moIher aad limit or time was h1ed Al a9pet' WIS.,
tben taken Fhe Chancellor Ia sustaining ne appear
Solds thai the bond of $4,000 required OF MIS- Weuo
was entirely toe large especially wbeh tAat o. MI herie
Wa onl1 $50 Oo0 that tBe mOsiOR 10 eklel'u sDe c
saouId nave b. en- aO we'd, and that the appointment o
Guardian without notice 70 the mother, or 0ther mex
ot Ein t0 the infant uHwarrantcd anu Illegal he
ChaneeOr fur her dec led that Mrs Weld0A - ehuea
a. uober TO che guardianship OF her cAd anu requires
OF her a bond for S7o,OOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-29
Grey Yerger

Colonel Percy Yerger: Great Cesar
aat,ec nal You are tno most exIravaSant woman Ia
austin why octave yoa have soS diasreat eas ioi
svs,g ,,ay n, tue week. Mrs lesssr: way Or caursv
naye rbaf's lust it, one Tor every day IN tii.
Wy bgt none tor sunday want al exp enSlyo o.
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