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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-14
rnr KIsu or ANsAM PolsosEp.

= Frcsh outbreak Against the Freuch-
mOre Troops for Ionquin.
\ Kong Kong dispatch says it is state
there that HIephemS King of AMMAN, has
been poisoned by the anti French party at
Hue. The same dispatch says there are
rumoIS in Hong Kong that a fresh declar
alton Of war has been proclaimed by An
PhOng, on the gulf of TOnguin, has been
strongly fortified by tho French, and pail
sades and block houses have been erected
\ Paris dispatch to the Exchange tele
graph company states that the Marquis
Tseng has accepted an invitation from
Prime Minister Ferry to attend the
banquet to bs given ut the ministry Of
foreign affairs on the 22d. The Senate has
voted usgeucy upon the Touquin credits
bill.
The Pun. states that the cabinet de-
ciiei To send large reinforcements to
Admiral Courbet in Tonquin. Three
thousand men will be forwarded soon.
The Temps says that the question Of in
creasing the French forces in Tonquin will
not be definitely acted upon by the cabinet
until Saturday. The Li56rtd asserts that
the Marquis Ts6ng, tho Chinese ambassa
dor, admitted yesterday that Sontay
might be evacuated by the Chinese troops,
bAb tuhL lDhSs4Nluu "Oulu bc klNbb
up. lie expressed bslef that an AMIGA
ole understanding upon the Tonquin ques
tiOu between France and China was posi-
bic.
Financial matters
Tuo total exports OF petroleum and pc
trolsum products iron the United States
during tho ten months which ended on
October 3lst, were valued at s39, ,924, 832,
against S3S 862 O40 during tho correspond.
ing period OF 1899.
The Merchants national bank OF Mus
kegon, Michigan, has b,eu authorx, ID to
begin business, with capital OF 900 900.
Tho Canadian department Ofazriculture
have been informed in the Rocky noun
tains, near Podmore. The surface con
tains copper assaying 1870 pounds per ton,
and under IL Is the gold.
One of the largest recorded cattle sales
was oonsummsted yesterday in Denver
Colorado. II. d. and J. W. Snyder & Co.
of that city, bought of Snyder Brothers
Of Georgetown, Texas, over $4,000 head
Of cattle aud 400 horses for 5000, 900 Dash.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-14

VULCAN kicked out Of heaven by au au-
CRY Jupiter finds a modern illustration in
the way Gorham's candidacy for the secre
tarysh;p Of the Senate was treated yester
dag.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-14

"CNEAsY lies the bead that wears the
CROWN" aud many are the pins thl; iu
fest the speakers chair.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-14

LAWYERS who delight while addressing
u jury In dealing out vile epithets TO all
who are ia any way opposed to them,
should take warning from the fate Of St.
Louis lawyer who hal his head well
pounded by an rite defendant whom the
lawyer pleasantly alluded to as "a per
hdious sounded" II legal limbs must
use the most oppro5rous personal Ian
guage in discussing the merits Of their
cause, it might ba well for them to take a
thorough course in calisthenics while Goa
ming Blackstone aud Kent for they can
never tell the day nor the hour when the il
smart bandyiug of epithets will lead tD a
sound thrashing from tho aggrieved party
The lawyer who deals in vituperative
abuse usually does 80 in order to conceal
the inherent weakness Of his case
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-14
parneil's DEFIANT Speech.

The London Times IN its leading ed-
torial Thursday says thore never was a
moro incorporating defiance flung IN
the face of the Engllsh nation or govern.
ment. Mr.. Parnell, In his speech In tho
Rotunda at Dublin on Tuesday evening
declared war upon constitutional princi.
pies and the connection between Eaglani
and Ireland. 1t Ia impossible for tho
public men of England to regard this
renewal of Irish warfare with indifference
or contempt. The situation is serious aud
will tax the ability of English statesmen
TO the utmost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-28
,,, vopu nAuv TRIBr1NE, FRIDAY DECEMBER 49, 1883

q. "a LEvANT Italian bark 600 cases Do 2Ss ;ivsie
ISSDoS Ei4 Gsfh kFRH S56 &c SO
Wesn ship p 5000 Hos refined med 6S sb d. g..
sp EGs9sFFSafh H. sT%s
schooner SS SihGa f Rsy
RSss West gsPSfSo lSi Rs
p pe Here the feeling and slight decline
81 S aar saes safI R' ss
Chicago delivery January at ~ - 49, rS GeIa aS
sS Clear Back 56aslg ET, P%s c SIS E S9S
fnsa mess - soasd N Ss s Es1 ga s
g 4 Rns aRS s quiet IL snG about seay
sG a@a c PS%6 6@otd 9fT &c
}%S,Io % Ess Ssf h s5% q s l. Il iS
G dc 7 SS City Fesled sSouder Ss Picked Hams
5c sm1fSe sR2Sa Sc fn and shade @
city Heavy to light quoted ana pgi a. was weak
S Snd g ga PS SG lover better
Sc c6 Of iSy Pf8 P spot
op very modeate sales GO tc contract grade SPOT SCo
on I5ci I4So tea ca January, closing
@ ebp1Iy 9sS closing S GGg s3s% e GD
9SSd6:56c 1900 tcs May 50 9,7c- closing i$G 70
y Ety. sa ' g c oSS! 5 Rene duh cGaasa n?d
maven sfq5n e buyers limiting ler
actual wants. prices Are not dsnT1ed all deaee gres
the trade IS only moderae' holders hoTevsr re-
Ge a n ana aS are o yis. at 70 Es
s sgSsIc Lined lime TTihrLLLowA sGS
stronger aud fairly active salesh $1,000
weak CITY Lard quoted at sac and 9eOmargartne "a
and louisiana Common Fair as Coca to Prime go
Gc Choice TO Fancy 6s.67c,; Rangoon at 449Jc, duty
paid and @dI14 In load; PaCua att sc.
sUGAR.Raw dull and nominal at Gsc for Fair KetnIns
and 10 sales Of Raw Change where Inres
were dat Of Refined bbs Standard b. sold at % &c
quotations options follows January 40
February 452L los; March, 757 2d7t0 April 1920
1855; May, 7G5 97972 June. h@77O spot prices
were: Loaf S34c, Crushed SIC, CuDes . 'S'i
Powdered si.9sasc, (,9nnlated 17sS5 l5iGc Mould
on a TIC. White lExtra &c" CSC. Extra C O'sG
steady so oOo Is sold for March at 2c. and
| 10000 10 for April l26s; Black dull; No sales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-28
TEyyYSoN as Il MONEY-N4KER.

Jondoa Corr,spondsnes Of The philadelphia Press.
Ihave heard repeatedly, of late, that Iennh-
con wonld have no means TO support his new rank he
should not ind it difficult II ne he as i afrea Ten
nyson, his sustainment OF the utle nee ,i't "
The common opinion that he is only weutodO is erIOn
GUS For literary man, ne ~ very TIL 49,, os 40
America has ever begun 10 make so much money az ne.
His poetry has brought him, II Is estimated aoOVOV
OF SiOO 600 least and the sum has been pun as @
elOO 900 and 100000. Being cteIu hot " e1S
manager he has so invested his earnings as 10 nave
nroneTty worth at present e220OOO Or Si,OoOoOO. re
owns or did own recently house IN tOWn WheIG nc
spends very little time he has beautlfl place AZ ar
riugford Isle Of Wight, ana another country a. -
worth In Surrey. For poet he IS very pracucdi uN
ing n Is said very sharp bargains with his publishers
holding out for the last shilling. ,,o.. hi.
No banker or broker In LOmbard-st cOnducIs NE
affairs moro shrewdly. He has frequently chdngtu nls
publishers who, TO secure him, are Obliged 10 give nm
me most generous terms. The firm with which ne now
deals pays him extraordinary prices ior Inv da,
more II he had any chance OF getting IL "A NJ
has In the past done much business WIN hiil
ought TO be called Moses rennyson ana thSI lie nHu
not turned poet, lie would have made Drlnant pawn
broker. .., . o,,o On his
writings for he takes unweaT1ed and endless pans WIN
them His is the toll of composition produced by brain
sweat II an agony OF labor which nothing Dut SUI
preme selove snperative literary anDtlon WouIu en-
able him to endure He often SPENDS ho9rs OH -, @
line and has known to devote whole week 10 one
short pOem. II Is than hftyfOur years since nc
won the ChancellOrs medal at Cambridge Tor IlinDuc-
too" a piece OF blank and lie has been wreakng
himself ever since expression. In that time he HAS
done work enough to wear out OF ordinary men
but ne has been sustained by robust CONSTITUTIONS
abundant exercise and degree OF vanity that passes All
understanding. IL genius be, as some declare
capacty work. Tennys Is genius OF the highest Or
der For generation he has been stimulated ny great
reputation which has been eclipsed for more than
forty years this be added his love OF gam Ot
he Is sure reapng large reoompense on every bit oil
writing, whatever its quality
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-28
STATE or TRADE.
DoyFgTtC MARKETS.

prrr,o Dec IL Flour unchanged. Wheat easier sales
err. so , Hod Winter 81 O5dSl Osl "a 1000 bush Nno
yTtrtct nj 90; No I Hard Duluth Offered ~ , -
corn weak sales Now yellow bCI cars va -" -
Harley h. fair demand sales. cars SIX Ro"d Nito at
iO O6 hush sample Canada DOC. Railroad iinRh' W
Xrk stray Railroad receipts Flour 1000 Oblsi -" neat
IL 600 hush; COM 81 600, Oats 55uOi ailtE S7UI. ~
400 Railroad shipments tOOJ DDls nh
i.b Corn - 600 oats .7OO Barley 3SOOi i've LAW
ouir without change. Wheat southern easier h 70
Wc.t.rn low er active; southern Neu -
a, Amber II l2dl "a, No ! Maryland, u - = MHkgt'
10 ? Western Winter Red, spot; - 90 20 77ensr
a. nsT.dsl lOis march, 81 l2l40$l l92i May - IuA1
u igL Corn--,SOutlern quiet and steady; Ws'oiu p.I
sootbcrn White bI0GOcI do. Yellow "1d'Ic' " csIn
Mixed spot, Gle. asked January, ~ sS0 hi.
W,eat 200 bush; com. II 900 hush shipments OF nn,,
Ia 900 bush sacs-Nhoai, o09.UOO Oushi Conn., lloo0'
on Tnirpo pco 27-wheat dull but nrm No white,
p6r 30 RED cash 81 0di21l o. DrSempcI6 es W NJ
Jnnnafy 81 OlA; February 8 O4 March :! uo1s nsy
II UI u No Red 80 d02c Rejected USE 'oin
"a cash and December, 54Oj January; '"c %
6Go May glci Relcccd td2oi NO "is, Jan"sry S4C
s,tcj NAV 8-c Rrcrpts-WeRi 81 900 bush ORR
hush slpmcuts--WheAt 10000 BUSH CoIn VOoo' Jus
1000. $1,000, y,,..,
sr LOUIS Dec 27-Flour quiet and uucha1god W ~h
All ami i,urr. No Red Fall, 81 oledsl " 2 os11h
81 ~ II 02Is January: 81 Oiis0Sl o. Fohtuary 90
dttC Corn M fdr demand but at lower rates. .a4a o.
C..L. AZ ~ December; $50 January 4Vd WAC rep'il
5io May dun and lower at 80 sdO2 Sisn "
Isnnnty. 32r February; 3GsG3bltc May i a.
psrrv I'M at 5OdSOc Receipts Flour SO3 Ooisd nn
i n16 hush Corn 600 BUSH oats, 1000 6ushi Rye 80
inSI,e farley Zoo bush shipments flour 1UUU0 ODs
W., 10 900 bush 5000 bush oats llVVV ou'n
I've Loo bush; Barley, none.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-28
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NFwYoRK Dec 81 -BFEVES- Receipts single car
head Jersey city About dozen CARLOADS Weo
sold an exporter AZ al 10 10 dress 3' 10 The feeling
trge reported arrivals for tomorrow although
much 100 car loads, viii be fully equal To tue de-
Pressed Reef slow st s8lnc Tor Decent Prime CITY
Dressed, with choice offered at lO4dlDlyc. 49,.
Indgate Hill Is expected To sail Today WIN 80 1.-Two
Cattle sg7 quarters OF Dressed Beef nnd about 500 Live
sheep Baltic will take out 100 quarters of Beef ana ~
carcasses OF Mutton for Joseph Eastman 80,
CALVES Receipts wertt9l head, SO head nv bOtt ana
o. Washington Market The demand for Live Cavea con
fair and prices ruled steady at 1GO Tor Nea ana
u for
Country Dressed Vcas dull sGlS nc, and city Dressed
guet at Ia lie. Dressed GrIsseTs sold at dsc 40.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts were ~ cars OF -'1of
prices lower. the light supply enabling sell
hold nmnc4s carload OF western ulls
salda 81 So and Ordinary 10 Prime sheep at Prime
WethtTs would probably bring OUOisc ran
b. Prime Lambs sold Of IS 500 81 10. ,--,- -
Dressed Mutton slow at 72GJo ana Dressed Lambs IN
moderate request nj ~ Toe q.
Sales-J. y. Plcock s1di ~ Western She'p, w v,
nj Ic; I05 DO ~ at 4',c 7G} DO 90 70 az i'c 2l DO
ew Lambsl 81 10. AT SCI la do - TO- nc 5oi 3Jo d. lo
Judd buckingham sold: % Ohio sheep - NJ at4 80
Dilcnb1ck q JcNHY s. , - ~ ~ -, 81" $1,000
~ iitTtIbcE pavis sold. 8. State Lambs 81 n at 6'.c
one car nf Sorthcru Lambs at s. 49, $50 Michigan
sheep lol h. C: t5J Michigan do ! ~ at - w one Cst
~ ITthcrn Canada sheep AT - ~. anu oJJ NOoh ''
ran Ewes, r6 N. at $50 --..,.. , .,.,.,
UOGs-Rs,rpts were tncludinl late arrivals not pnrie
riay 81 cars Of iOG1 head cars at Jersey 'y anu
IL cars 4gthst The market II dull and iccs aaeu9h
lover With faT To Good Western selling at 70 UodS3 80
dun weak at h-.dtC Tor heaFJi 'h@
7,,r rpf Medium. aud p al &c fot Light ., -. .,
smith REID sold; 10 western hogs re 10 ~
ls5 do ~ No. at g. 7o - do u 10 At e Eel 'Go mann ",
Pssi i5 H. al - 60 - Pgs ll5 10 at - go Is o. ~
H. "a 90; Rough Hogs 30 TO- NJ - o." ana SOFA A'
Yesterday! LOO Western Hogs liS 10. at % &C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-28

NEw-YoRK, Thursday, Dec. %, 1888
The following sales were made at the Exchange
81 . room to-day: -.----
BIZ Fairehiid Del Vdhd,Tes.
-. .,o-r .tone-f front dwelling with lot, No 800
Fssi I2dst 1886 Of lstaye, lot lBlOAfoh- ooo
s9SxIlOO y; Germania Life Insurance CO----- S4VOV0
Bv Rchdrd '. HdTTteH q 20.
o lots Of East 4th.st 200 W of lstAve each ram
25riOO 10; WIN Femschid. ....-...----. ''''' oooo
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
NETWORK CITY.
6st.t as IS uw OF lstave 201lOO6i Bernbat a.. Or
MAYER and wife u Bella HOFFMAN, no . %''
Antho9y. At 4 5O.2 Of Sumnltaye OOZAIOoEk
bOIfO4i VI Du Bots and wife 10 ftaik soo
AvoA Ss9 Of K 9gn.s, lVloo' $4,000
74thss 100 n OF lo'h~'e 1900
s9ths ise SI 10 mnI Kayssr $4,000
loGsts 70 sS. H 70 Jd ave e6Pann ct al 1880
l29th st 2lt ~ Of 'I ma ave- $4,000
"a acTns OF Van COrtandt estate, q OF central fAk-
ave occupied 24th Wardi WIN Prentice reteree' 900
Tedoni we el2 OF Clarks 236I2iohAZalk ~,
2OS W II sslter and wife TO Hosedalo 4'o'i
i27th.st OF 7thave 10 bIb9,lli ihomhs ma
Patier son wife 70 q NJ Nudge o;;..;;6:. e'VVo
Monroe Ar ps o. OF SoammelLst Do lOxlS2 70
1sddS / m shls1; soi4na $4,000
2dayss 6 u 81 g haasyoeat Society $4,000
Ssthst 100 wo h wW s....... 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-28
49, s1ncK MAnKErs-nY rELEGRAPM.

HuFFIlo. Dec 27.-fan<-ucccipis today. 81 heini TOT
week thus far $1,000 pl same nr lat N''s u3u
Lrongh II cara market dull tending dIWnWWdl hoN'Iy
choc" cattle hcrr Fair o Good tdtl ~ IBu bu'0n''s
Il la s. 10. Mixed Butchers. . 500 - 90. -. o..
StrSp-Uccrlpts today 5000 head Tor wecA mus az
IL Op. ft sane time week. 2nOOh, cousEnrl through
80, r'1g. uglt and market -trOucer Fair 10 6oud
Western 90 - 20; Choice Ia lncy - uo@e1 Nv i'
here best grades OF sheep disposed 81. 81. ,or
H.os Receipts today, bbn0 he2i toi NE , 'S oogb
oUO for same last week. a. 500 consHnrd pnEn
sy esfs market dun dropping GOOD To hoGe oh's
~ 10 a IS 75t Light MDc s. 35at5 lu nOh Mss!uiS
- 70ds5 so Chuice Heavy. s. sOGtbi rigs soaso -
Sex eral cars ~ unsOld
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-28
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

o,yrsroy Doc ~ Cotton oasyi Middlng 07s Low
Nidting g.lG: Good Ordinary, 81 lOi net anu Bi"' ~
eeipts A. %: sales so; sioux, l2S0oo' 80,
sV,yN.u Dec 27-Cotton quiet; Mddhng, iS,tw
InS Niidny gL Good Ordinary, 9s; net receipts 100
-. q 4I ErpoTt, tho Continent, 1'bol OuAht"So'
No.. sale, 500. last evening. 300; stock, l2UHIi ,o
"Nrv, ORtEAyz Dee. 27-COton steady Mhhhs, ~,
Low MddimF. 0aci Good Ordinary Vac not mn ~
aya go. ~ Exports to Great Britain, S9OO 10
80 go 81 othc continent l254; Coastwsc, 9oG; sales
A. stoek
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-28
Proposals.
PROPOSALS for Furnishing Headstones for
e0luieis OBJECT on NATIONAL CEMErEREs

WAsHINOTON, d. q, DEC, II, 1903. z
SEALED PROPOSALS in trpiieste with copy OF d ms
ATTACHED each will be received a THIS once
until O'Clock Tuesday January TO- lsS4 Tor iurnsn
in 600 Ueadstones less, OF American white mar
lie G 1ooarEed Taves Union Soldiers, under the pro
Visions OF the Acts Congress Of March 3, 1873 aud FEB
ruary 3, 1879. -, ~. -, .-o.o,.i. ana oil
Specifications for the work blank forms oil proposals and al
NECESSARY the subject Will be furnished on ap
cailo 10 this Proposals required TO be submitted
On The forms supplied purpose Tho right rs reserved
~ auy or Bids should DO ndorsed proposals
to and addressed 10 the nnder,igne
IL r. BATCHELDEi Deputy ~ NJ. Gen, U. 3. Army
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-28

HAY AND sTRAW-Trado was very quiet-The bad con
don renders trucking diHucu Prime STOCK
susained other qualities weak and dull We quote
Medium TO Prime Timothy OOd51ci shipping gfades 5O9
b5G; Clover, 40950c. No Rye straw, bOS56oI bb0rt
do, b5040cj Dat 35d40c. - 49,
HIDES-Only moderate movement was reported Al uh
changed figures . . -
HOP-rade limited but quotable changes can
be quoted Prime and choice grades are not plenty and are
q and almost nominal 1884, quoted 5d2so Eastern,
new i8d24o; California % 02Oc.
METALS on change; Iron easier Tin strong sales were
straits, March, dlOc second call ~
strats Gl9c. Copper. dun. Lead, hrm speer nat
MoLAsSES.-New Orleans only moderately active within
the range 50d66c the higher figure for strictly choice
NAVAL STORES very quiet but stu Quoteu
81 bOdSl Strained Good Strained Spirits Tur
pentine about steady though very quiet AZ 3tGSoo IN
Yard iobbng lots 36036 yard Tar and Pitch quiet
OIfS-AltbOnRh m0derute the entire list Ot prices
well sustained. Lnseed 9e d01e for CITY 0la3so Ter
Calcutta; Prime COttOns on As soc Tor Refined summer
yellow Crude 42dftcI Lard 1901 5c crude henhaann.
43a46ci Tanners ASaA5ci Cocoanut 7sdSto Pan s'sei
Olive, s4tS6c
OCEAN PREIGHTs-Berth rates we're lower and very II:
regular Cbarterroom at sandstnl almost ana rates
m many almost nominal liNEhfuOi-
steam, i6,0OO bush. Drain. lid 1900 6ush ool
lGOO0 bush do pnvate terms 600 bbls Apples s. 90
bills oysters, As 1000 sacks Flour los 2,0o0 Daes
Cotton led 470 boxes Bacon l2s Cd S2os e90o boxes
steam Grain quoted. 2Q2id Bacon 25s( Cheese S0s
5000 sAckA Flour LIS Cd a ia glasgow steam 5OCO
sseks Flour lss Bacon Z6s lsTd rs ~ s 200
bnsh Grain Aid -..ANTWERP, steam. Grain quoted, Sd
,.....LONDON British shik, 1000 bbA refined Petroleum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-28
r,,opr,N FINANCIAL MARKETS

roxpny Dec 27-l2}Op. m-Auantie and Great H.t
first Mortgage trustees CertinGaea % 40" see0n
IOrk Cent? lo4i
t1 Readng 20 ~ Mexican ordinary, Oil CAnHlah r"oiH'
Dol u ,,s adVircs quote Three Cent Rentes at 20
ao aniimss Tor the account aud Exchange on London
nj ~ francs l7i2 confines for checks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-28

STATE or NEW YORK
CITY AND COUNTY oRlss
NEwYoRk. ,ooo -.,. .o.o na,oro
ma hc sbove named William r. Smith, junior John w. Kelly
and Wyman WOrhingon known TO be the persons de-
sfbed n and who executed above certificate ana sever
Sy that they respectively exeeqed sad
60 BERNARD q. KELLY
eoiH Notary Public. New.York County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-28
90 iIlhnm 81 fflan Concern.

ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. l,23S Broadway, corner Thirty.
hrs ar until . n m 30S West Twenty hirdst corner
Tghhave. 92 Fast Fourteeuthst corner un0n square
Thirlaye, Forty-seventh ST. at the HARLEM
OFFICES. Nos lOO7 and 1900 Thirdave, corner one
hfthst, up 10 D. M at regular once
rates
! =, uI>rIu \, nr.ll.r.n, latC UG rome, Ing
and-In the matter Of the ESTATE OF MAXI SMll NJ
Trustee ACt-JOSEPH WllEELEt| son Oh
John aud Elizabeth Wheeler, late OF Frome Somerset VINO
US horn about the 1871 and who left England Tor New
Tt snnt th wear 1880 living, his children Qf any
ncsumptyry entitled 10 dsributive share OF the Estate
liz sacr Mary smith, formerly Wheeler (who died u NO
yemer NS her next Of I'm are respectively IN person
or by his their solicitor or before Monday tbe h uy
" prnar 1854 10 come In aud provo hs OF their claim at
The Chambers Justice Kay AZ the Royal Courts 81 Jus
default said share VIII DO dis
truted the next OF hin according to the statutes TOT
effects living at the death OF me
said Mary smith. who shall estDl Ia their Claiu FRIDAY tne
10th day OF February, So at ~ az noon At o
Chambers appointed for hearing and adudCatng upon Tue
claIus Dated this lat day OF December 1888.
'"4N''' ~ 'ROBT W PEAKE, Chief Clerk
oUsH PHILLIPS WATERS. Solicitors. FinsOury
Circus, London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-28
WINTER RESORTS. o
w GlAND EXCURSIONS
ATLAS LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS.

For BAIIAMAS, JAMAICA, HAYTI, Porto ItlCO'
r6GTToo MIX ISTiINfiJ; OF PANAMA and NICARAGUA.
ToaIs nr" Invited 10 avail Of these trips, which they eau
make ON any route taken by the Company steamers AZ inc
e1tcmr low price OF 50 per day which includes All Euks
and living bulr the whole tlmc or passengers desg 70
ange their route may transfer 10 any other passenger
steamer Of they meet Oh the voyage For passage
apply " DIM EopwoOD 6 CO. Agents
"a Stlte-s, New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-28
6eatbrrs.

. MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE, estab-
provides gT%nEy Rs' ceSisTs d ~ Cod
sse P@b rSHabe free to Pa. .sa skilled
TsaeSes eTfy; ssnifHo CO. y
4 BOUT FORTY VACANCIES for Teachers
n ana Governes.es in this once aWHg se aS Sge
s soS are 70 sS Ss gentlemen
should ea or send stang io
last 4tb.st., NewYoIk
An AMERICAN GENTLEMAN, FITTED
n thoroaeh European education and long practical
experience az tutor dses a ae m Female pupils in higher
lower Eugish branches natural sciences German FIsnGn
and and sEaq1 &ddes West h
New.YoTk.
PRESBYTERIAN Clergyman (Amencan)
tperepced and succc teacher wishes pupils at
lis stdyIyoung gentlemen ladies Thorough instructor
HGy fisS ' box s.
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A MISS HESSE. 36West II st st, supplies COM
N peteut teachers tutors goyenesses s9ge d HU1
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VALE GRADUATE, experienced tutor,
a wishes private gqPs tRs B lS fE T6a5e once
4 GRADUATE of Trinity College, Dublin;
n little time to spare open to an engagement q
Gress r.. s@ T16une Once, \, Y.
LADY who has some spare time wishes to
~ ohtan few pupils In Brooklyn. consderaDIe cAp9ilehoS
IN nreD5ration of pupils English, Music Elementary %
and Drawing PLAN and fancy work Address ID - iio
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rTFACHERS WANTED for VACANCIES
Annicaton form circular free no charge 10 sch99
or famfics Address NATIONAL SCHOOL SuffLf bU'
REAU, Chicago, Ill
rINEA CHER WANTED.-T Penn. ed. bureau,
AfIcntoyn Penn wants teacher 81 Engiish bTamins,
Cnnsitinn Eioruon gymnastics for school III fehy'
vania Salary 5000 and home
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SCHOLFIELD. Providence. H. l.
pantlua Academies.
ALLEN DODWORTH, No. Gsl Fhth-avc.
CLASSES AND PRIVATE LESSONS IN DANCiN"
Commence saturday. october -.
Particulars Ia circular for which send stamp
ALIEN. MACGREGORS, 112 FlFTli-ANE:-1-
N Private lessons any hour classes every Gay; go .
mems classes Monday aud Tuesday evenings pArucl"' so'
! circular
NTR.P. HARVARD REILLY, 57S 5th-aye..,
WI has returned from Europe For terms &c" Apply ~
| the school