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San Francisco. 2.-The Alta publishes
letter from George Caleb, master of
the schooner AdTiGnnG Of San Fran.
cisco, dated Topaz, Mexico. The writer
complains. that in December he anchored
in distress with his cargo shifted and
leaking in the bay near Topaz; was
seized by customs authorities, taken to
Topaz, thrown into jail, and refused legal
advice or communication with the
American consul. /, The vessel Was de-
tanned under suspicion Of smuggling with
no present prospect ofreleaGe. The Alta
vouches for the character of Captain
Caleb.
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Vienna, 2-Tha Pope returned very
eoneiliAtery answer to the Emperor Viii
liam % letter, aud hoped direct and per-
sOnal understanding will shortly be
reached on the basis OF . complete re-
visieR Of the May laws, with concessions
on the part Of the Vatican upon the quss-
ton of obtaining the previous consent Of
the German government to all ecclesiaS-
teal appointments.
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CONDITIONS ::

Commission Of 215 per cent. against
Bank Draft payable on delivery Of Ship
ping Documents; or, per cent. with
half cash, balance drawn for with Bills
of Lsding. Suitable Produce taken in
payment.
All Trade and Cash Discounts con-
ceded to purchasers. Original Invoices
forwarded when requested.
Liberal Advances made on Consign-
ments.
The Agency represents, Buys and Sells
for Firms.
Every branch CT Personal Agency
Business transacted.
Sample Orders and Correspondence
collected.
Price List on Application.
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No tice 10 all perrons interssted..in said
Eststs.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER
i of said Court duly made, notice il
hereby given, that Samuel P. Teas
del, 80 Administrator, and Eliza
beth PixtOn as AaministrAtrix of said
estate Of Robert Plxtop, deceased,
have rendered, presented and fled in
said court for settlement, allowance and
confirmation, their account Of their ad-
ministration Of said estate from the date
Of the granting Of Administration on said
estate, up to the date Of said fling; and
that said administrator and said admin
istERtrix have also Rled in said Court
their petition, praying said court FOR an
order and decree for distribution Of GER
tain money, and authorizing them 90
administrator and Administrative a.
aforesaid to distribute among the heirs Of
said deceased who may be found entitled
thereto, certain money belonging to said
estate; land that Thursday, the eighth
day Of February, A. D., 1888, being .
day Of q regular term Of said court, at the
hour Of ten O'Clock, q. m, of said Last
named day, ct the Courtroom Of said
| Court TO be held in the dwelling house
of said Judge Of said Court, in the City
and County Of Salt Lake, in the Terri
tory Of Utah, have been duly appointed
by the said Court and Judge thereof, as
the time and place for the settlement and
allowance of said account, and for the
hearing, consideration of and adjudicA-
tion upon, said petition fer said distri-
button; at which time and place any
and all perGons interested in said estate
may appsar.snd file his. or their exeep-
tions in writing to said account, and may
contest the same; and any and all per-
sons interested in said estate are notified
then and there to appear, and show
c&use, IL any they have, why said account
should not be settled, allowed or con-
frmed; and why the prayer Of said petit
ton should not be granted. and the order
of distribution of said estate as praye d
fer should not be granted.
This February End, A. D.. 1883.
D. BoCKHoLg,
fe3 Clerk of said Court.
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CATARRH CURED, health and
sweet breath secured by Shiloh's
Catarrh Remedy. Price soc. Nasal
Injector free. Sold by z C. Ii. L.
Drug Store. "a
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BANKERS:

PARLS:-George Waters, Esqn 30.
Boulevard des Itsliens.
LONDON:-The London and County
Bank, 8, Victoria st, Westminster
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Notwithstanding the enormous success OF our Removal
SaIe our stock is still large and the assortment I'M
broken, and still further reduction must be
made in order for US to make a proper
display with the incoming Spring Stock.
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WHOLESALE PRODUCE LIST

List of Buying Prices OF Produce
a the Salt Lake Market, corrected
Semi-weekIy for the SALT LAKE
HERALD. bV Sears & T,iGdIe.
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All communications to be addressed
THE MANAGER,

Continental and Colonial Agency, IA
Prege Chahrcl, Paris, France. my
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court toithtr1 and
for the County of Salt Lake, i'm
the Territory Of Utah.

In the matter of the Estate Of Robert
Pixton, Deceased
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BLACK and Gross Grain Silks at Cost
Proeades, Black and COlored, at Cost
5IsIas in all CoIors at less than Cost
piocG and CoIored VeIVetS at Cost
Broeade VeIvetS, in Black and CoorS,
OiO0'4 Is per cent below Cos
Rhadanes, in all shades and Black, at Cost
RI 1ck and CoIored Cashmeres, at Cost
Billiard Cloths and Shoodas al cost
Embroidered and Braided Suits,
LINZ Is per cent less than Cost
This Seasons Fancy Dress Goods and Novelties,
'''-0 10 per cent. below Cost
rIoouinre and Ladies' Cloths at Cost
Fringas and Passementeries at 75c. on the ST DOL
To1,,99Ic fable Damasks Napkins at Cost
EIsnneis Blankets and Comforts at Cost
Toilet Quilts Lace Curtains and Bed Sets at Cost
We have few Seal Garments left at your own Price
Furlined DOmans and Circulars Regardless of Cost
All Plush and Satin Garments Is per cent less than Cost
Cloth DoInanS, listers and Walking Jackets at Cost
Misses and ChiIdrens HaVeIoeks and Goats at Cost
ShaWIs and Skirts atleSS IMAM COST
Ladies' and Misses Merino Underwear at Cost
Ladies and Misses Muslin Underwear at Cost
EmbrOidsres and LaCes at Cost
COrsets, of all Descriptions at Cost
Ladies and Chdren's Wool and Cotton Hosiery at Cost
Ribbons, Ties, FiChus, Collars, Etc. at Cost
Linen and Silk Handkerchiefs of every STYLE at Cost
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No tics to all perrons interslted :.inl said
Eststs.
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society. he is best where he H. They urge that' ..
least he should acknowledge his past errors ana
promise to go aud sin no more q promise which
there is no sign that he is In the least disposed W
make. NJ. Victor Hugo has Endorsed the pennon'
but NJ. Victor Hugos approval of prayer TOT par
don is worth as much as Mr.. Brighps approval OF q
peace manifesto. The venerable poet is LOT am
nestying everybody, as the venerable orator ID
against making war on anybody. 1t is 10 the
credit of many distinguished men OF letters
and men of science in England that they declined
to have anything to do with this ill-Judged
appeal. Professor Geikles name appears on the iis'
but Professor Geikie has written to say ne was
applied to and declined. and cannot imagine now
his name got there. Professor Huxley. as happen
TO know, was asked to join and plumply refused; as
might be expected from man of his robust sense
1t must be added that in the present state OF french
feeling with reference to England, English sympathy
with Prince Krapotkin is likely to do him more
harm than good. Happily, or unhappily' 1t IS I'M
tied in its extent. country which is getting lts
first experience of dynamite is not likely to exhibit
enthusiasm in favor of dynamite, or its agents OF
advocates, in other countries. u WIS.,
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COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL April IA -l230 D. m.-COtton steady; Mia
ding Cpanda Orleans dO jIod sales. $4,000 bales
incudng speculation ana export Receipts
500 bales 1896 American. future5-U Dlands
Low Middnng April delivery. oSsd. do Apri and
NAV deuyer 5ted do May AMI June denyeiy o''s4d CO.
lime anu denvery, 5+ss4d. July ana August de-
nyery b5Od. 40 August September delivery, 5o4s4u.
do September OCTOBER delivery, 0Sla4d do OCTOBER
ana November 6fSe4.: DO November ana Decem
Der delivery 5t3a4d.t Futures steady.
POOOL- Ap a.. i@O b. m.-Cotton-Ihe sales OF the
day included D. 500 Dales AmerlcaE-
April I4-l:3O m.CottOn-tn reS-UDlandS
Low Middling clause ApTii and May delivery, 044di do
NAV ana delivery 5tsId do. June and July delivery
do July August delivery, 36aAl; do August and
September delivery. 0oa4d; do November ana December
5sss.d. Futures closed steady.
CHARLESTON, April li.-COttOn firm: Mlddlng. lOSc
Low Midding. CSC Good Ordinary. &c; receipts 500
the Continent. bales; TO Great Britain = bales
TO France bales coastwIse, - bales Stock 3l.l47
bales. 49,,
GALVESTON April If Cotton frm MiddIng. 9asc; Low
Middllng. Good Ordinary. SAG. net receipts. ga
Iues 9S 10 Great Britain.
baes 10 France - bales; to the Continent, 473O bales
10 the Channe. bales coastwse. bales; sales
4S3 Dalc.. 64,O5j LaieS
SEw.URr,EsNs April 14.-ootton nrmi aiddling 99.c.
low Mddng Ordinary. o'tsc.: net receipts,
l75I bales: gross 2.3S5 bales; exports coastwlse. -
baes. L, France - bales to the Continent bales:
sales 4OOU DaIes; evening - bales STOCK, Z5o3i1
SAVANNAH. April 14-COtton firm; Middlmg. $50.
Low Middng 9Sac: Ordinary She. net receipts
1856 baes gross. l,is6 bales exports To France.
10 the Continent 2,OO0 exports cOastwise bales: To
Great Britain bales; sales, LOO bales last evening"
200 bales. stock, 30,525 bales
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Ocean 9teamcrs.

BORDEAUX LINE.
ID New aud direct line 20 the South OF France.
NETWORK AND BORDEAUX DIRECT.
CHATEAU LARirE, 1000 tons sat APT 2S s
travellers France. spain and Italy, Pyreneos. Pau,
Nice &C. will save time snd eIpen,e ~ takns this nhs
Cabin Including wineJ $50 and 500; steerage go
f0f passage -p'' f. BoULANGER 80 Beaver.st
TyVAN ROYAL MAIL LINE STEAMERS
FOR QUEESST0WN AND LIVERPOOL.
CITY OF RICHMOND. ~ y J., "a .April Is !. IN
CITY OF PAhls..-.--I ~ y hSDA1' MAY y q y ~,
SAADIS1 .----...--.-SATu kiAf NAV IL, H. M
From Pier 81, Worth River. foot Of LeFoy,sL
CABIN PAssASE, so So ana siVO' in'rm''A'''
For passage. sc, alpiJ 10 The = NAN Fi-AAslir @o
Limited % 4n" plsdep la once. No los South lthst
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Cost ano founa.

I OST or ST0LEN.-Bank Book No. 116. $50
IL of the Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank. Under
win rewarded leaving 1t at the hank 81 Chambers
ST. THOMAS FITZGERALD Deposition
I OST or STOLEN.-Bank Book issued by
IL the soaunen's for ssvags New.York the sub
soribsr found returned 70 tie Bank within days
from this date WI apply TO The Bank ior q new ooek
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PROPOSALS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION
Il OF SCHOOL BUILDINGs IN TIE DIsTRIOr OF
PROPOSALS FOR NAVY SUPPLIES.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
BUREAU OF PRoyInIoNs AND CL0THING}
WASHINGTON, d. c.. April =. 1893. }
SEALED PROPOSALS. Endorsed Proposals for Navy
Supplies will be received this Bureau until O'Clock
May 1893 and opened immediately thereafter in the pres
epce bidders for the supply the following articles TO be
delivered the Navy Yard Brooklyn, N. " within ninety
DAYS after the date OF the contract. VIZ:
1000 yards Blue Cloth for Trousers.
1000 pairs Kip Shoes.
covers each.
5000 Blankets.
Offers viii be received for OF tho above
toned articles but must include the full amount required Of
such article articles.
The articles must TO the Navy standard pass
the inspection OF
be withheld from the amount Of each delivery until
the completion OF the contract
bidders are referred 20 the Inspector Provisions and
Clothing At BTookyn Yard for specifications
of Offer alive TO the articles required
proposals must be made the proper blank forms and
filed indicated by the blank.
The Department reserves night reject any proposal
not considered adysnta geous 10 the Government
J. A. SMITH,
Paymastcr- General u. :. Navy.
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DENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD.
on and after MarcnS. 1888

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL kOUTf-
Trains cave NewYork via DesbrOsses and COartanfs
Streets Ferries as follows - .
Harrisburg, Ptsburg the West and South with Pnlinaa
Palace Cars attached aud D. no daly. New FORK
ing Cars at q. m. day.
Wiiiamsport Lock Haven a. me- Cory and Erie nc
p connecting at Cory for rusyle, Petroleum Cen
tire, and the OIL Regions
Baltimore Washington aud the SOUTH Lmited Washingtoa
Pullman Palace daily. except sunday ID
q m. arrive Washington p m Regular, VIA B ad y Il
II. at 5;l5 and NJ. $40 and and IL night VIA
and O. X r.. aud D. IN. and ~ night . =, -
sunday, via B. and p r. r.. a. w. ., m, ana IL nslk
via h. and .. X. H.. p. IN. ana - night
For Atlantic CITY. sunday 3l5 M ana p m Oo
sundays, . a. M. Through on p. M. train
For Cape NAV except sunday $40; llOa M On SAurtys
only p. m.
Long Branch Bay Head Junction and intermediate siaoas
via Railway anu Amboy A. IN IL noon 800 and p N
on SUNDAY. a. m. docs not stop At Asbury Park
Boats OF BROOKLYN Annex eonnsct With ali through sraas
stJersey CITY aGordng spoady aud direct transfer Toe
TrainS Pittsburg 500 and IL m 7So AMI
lO2up. m daily. From Washington and Baltimore $780,
600 m. $780, 5S0, 1886, lgS1 aud 1000 "a snuday
p M. on sunday, 9:35 From philadelphia 800 $40
63O $50 $50 $40 l0.&0. ll;iD li2D. 2 800 $50.
900 z: so $50 qS5 1920 1898 and 1890 M sunday,
500 500 s. 80 $50 lls40 6'2o. $780, 9;SJ. ioSo.
EAn
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nOpUIAR SHORE LINE.

L FOR PROVIDENCE, BOSTON AND THE EAST
ALL RAIL FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT
Three Express daily Sundays excepted To Boston 40
m 2p ~ (paTlOr attached and 10 with palace
cars " POPPLE. AGENT
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A BILE and accomplished teachers. professors,
Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES AMI
TRANSFORMATIONS.
DEPARTMENT OF TIM INTERIOR,

I
5, y IN SE sss
Bacon Flour Clothing or g. "a; shs SIss
Nos IS % Woostes York T be Received until '
Indian service about pound. pounds
beef the hOof, $4,000 pounds Beans $1,000 pounds
Coffee $500 pounds Flour 10000 pounds Feed l7os0O
Gsrd i2oo barrel. fSEs 900 pounds rice $500
pounds Tea lSogO pounds os Sos s
sugar and 100000 pounds Wheat ooon. ,,ou..t,, :,
part Of Ticking $4,000 yards STANDARD Calico 100000
ya 1n Ss1 zSCG yards
Kenucky Jeans yards Gheyio 1900 ya Brown
Hickory shifting 10000 Yards Calico shunE 5000 yards,
ware Medical Supplies school Books &C. and long list of
A d1 sSSu G9 aaUns o The
vice in Arizona COLORADO Dakota Idaho Indian Territory
delivered Chicago Kansas CITY and sioux CITY Also for
the Pacific Coast With California brakes, delivered
Also Transportation for such of articles goods and
plies that not be contracted for to be delivered ut the
must be made cut on Government blanks,
ties in gross Of ali other goods and articles together with
and Place Of deverS terms payment
upoa apDlc % the Indian oalee II Wishing
ton or 10 o1 ass o roadw the OF
a. ct f Ps ss
the sioux City and to the Posmastsrs at the
Caldwell Rss Gay amP3Fb E@sk nS gsat R Ss2d
cine Lodge Newton Usage city sedan. Sterling. Topeka
WelllngtOn Wichita and Winfield.
Bids will be opcned hour and day above stated, and
bidderA are invited 10 be present at the opening
CERTIFIED CHECKS.
All bids be accompanied by certl1ed checks upon
Depository AT least per cent OF the
amount Of the proposal II. PRICE Commissioner
PROPOSALS for building steam vessel for
Il the u D. Coast and Geodetc survey.
U. .. COAST ASD GE0DEIic SURVEY 0FSieE
SEALED PROPOSALS. In duplicate, viii be received az
this Office until June c13 and opened immediate
y thereafter for bading wooden steam vessel Tor ms
service
The dmen hundred and seventy
four feet nine inches breadth
treme feet Ave inches depth displacement sc zen
Blank forms which proposals. must be made specihca
lions and necessary Information can be obtained on ap
pcaton The photographic inspector OF the survey At this
Dn1ce. j. h. HILtAhD superintendent
PROPOSALS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION
Il OF SCHOOL BUILDINGS IN THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA. .. ,o,..,o.
WARRINGTON, d. g.. Aprl IL. 1895
BY direction the Board OF commissioners sealed Pro-
posas received this Office until IL O'Clock NJ
Saturday April 81 1888 for the construction OF the oOwln
named school buildings the District Of Columbia viz
EightroOm building square No 5O9.
Ten-room building on square no Dol
Ten-roOm building Square 20. 7g2
Addition 10 school building ON Bladensburg Pike, -
County.
Oue.room building Brooks Station. - Comfy,
TwOTOom building at Bennings - County ~
he made blank forms and In accordance
specifications and instructions to be furnished by the
Plans can be seen relative
the Office OF the Inspector OF Buildings.
The right reserved 10 reject any and all bids or parts OF
bids. q. J: LlDEGkER
Engineer Commissioner %. c.
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.CTRAINs EACHwAY wEEKpAys ANpe on SUN.
NEwlORh-
DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED Eoutp
MkNI, AND THE FASTEST TIME CONsisfESe
WITH ABsoLUfE SAFETY
Express leave NewYork. Desbrosses and Conn,
st FeIries "a follows '~'s
40 1870 3, $3.50 % and 10 Limted. IL m l. ga, a.o
4, o. ., Z, and D. m, and IL night suniays 3 4
% liInltedh anu ~ n u. y. Y. and y M, aad II
E1pTess Trains New York daily except suadav ~
7;2U IN. and+ ~, ranalng through wa Trenton All
Retarnpe trains Broad street station,
1901, 800 S2o. $40 o;50 .J $40 $50 AMI III a ~
lIlpited Express 1870 MI 3 5. l5:lj Limitei) d
Y45. o30a my to:2S Ilme). $780, 7.S5 AMI y1 n m
Leave phisdciphia via camden "a and A,5O m Ssiy
T.ssst oaees ABS $40 md s44 Broadway Aston House
Brooklyn Annex station foot FdiOolsl Brooslya Sax
ia 10 ami lis hadsonst Hoboken 5tItoa Jersey Csyt
Lig ant Ticket ONCE No Battery Place Castle
den. =, 81. ,r-..,u - -.
CHARLES h. PUGu, J. II, WOOD,
Geneia' Manager General Psss'r Agens
STONlNGTON LINE FOR BIOS TON.
~ CONNECTING WITH ALL FONTS EAST
are ~ % Boston toe urseass uoxet soSio ay
ne specified GU their face.
Elegant daily Csundays eIcepten az M
from per IS North River fool at Jayse, New aua{
IN Boston at rekets sale At AL principal uckss
offices -
PR0vIDENCE LINE for freight only steamers cavs
IRON Per ~ North river loot ~ Warenst 800 M dang
tsunday exccpsedl .or Bosoa VIA erOyideaoediret
wv. foPPLk, Acting GsaetA Passenger Assn~
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Menu 1)nblleailons.

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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1888.
Edited by
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Price 20 cents copy i've copies FOR 81.
Sent by mail on receipt OF price.
THE TRIBUNE INDEX FOR 1882.
The events year 1882 given In the columns Of the
Daily Tribune, arranged under Topical Heads
Also.
Summary of Events giving Worlds History during
1882 in brief.
Price 5Oc Mailed receipt Of price
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