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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-11
9te i6nmtrt8e Gde.
Nmerifd AHEAD,

Die gorsiise amerita's wurben emit
BON benz parlamentarii9en @iebolo g. g.
Cor in foIsenoer @eiie beruorsebOben:
almerita 1T elm berrIi9es 0anb. gs
bat bic ldnsiten, i5lammisften unb tiefiten
Sliie, weI6e idnsuer flieBen, bSber iteis
gen unb mebr Qdrm MAIDEN, tiefsr fallen
unb ,9roBeren S1aben anri6ten, als bic
Sliiie irsenb zines anberen 2anbes. gs
bat Die msiiten Seen, wel9e gr6Ber unb
tiefer, flarer unb nafsr iiub, ais bic auer
anbern Gambler. limb IS fabrea unb erploe
biren mebr 0ampfer auf benielbea, als auf
allen anbern SiiBwaFern Der @eIt.
uniere @iienbobnpaggons iinb gerdus
niger, unb uniere 2otomotiuen iinb itdrfer
unb uniere 3ise fabren i9neler, ssratben
otter Don ben S9ienen unb tobten mebr
Meni4en aIs ale Giienbabn;iise anbersr
Gambler.
~llniere Stusbampfer fibrsn srObsre 2as
bunsen, Iinb lanser unb breiter, perliersn
otter ibre &efeI bur9 grplotonsn, Iailsn
ibre Eafasisre b0ber in bic Cuff fliesen
nno baben trdftiser ludenbe &apitdne,
ais bic Oampfer irseno zines anbsren
Qanbes.
l~lniere Mdnner inb GROCER unb ftdrtsr,
priiseln iid bdufiser, trinfen mebr S9naps,
fauen n,ebr Tabat unb ipufen bdufiser unb
weiter ale bic Ndnner aber anberen Gambler.
l~lniere Oamen iinb rei9er, i90nsr, fleis
ben fi9 bibfder, seben u1sbr @slb aus,
bre4en mebr Sersen unb ri6tsn msbr
unbeil an. als bic Oamen Der san;en
iibrisen BsIt.
llniere Climber idreien %lauter, padien
idneaer, tommen friber aus ben Rinbers
iduben unb werben UNI ein gan, Ssbsutsns
bes eber 20 Sabre alt, ais bic 3inbsr IT.
genb zines anoern QanbeS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-11
aud cine ,SettfIdid". Der

Aud cine rSettfIdi5". Der
yE. Il. an3." idreibt aus NeusllIm, Is.
Nou.: GoH einem giniGbris.S reiwiuigen
wirb uns folsenbes wabrbeitssetreue Vors
tontmniB mitsetbeilt: 9ta9 elmer itattses
babten S6ieBibuns ~unierer alrtiuerie auf
benz 2e9felbe funb porisen Serbf elm
SauerSmann cine nod ni6t crepirte @ras
nate, bic er als etmas ibm pouis llnbes
tanntes nit nad 5auie nabm. @slessnts
LID Der biesidbriseu Man6usr in iener @.s
senb wurbe nun bel uxi.rem Bauer elm
llnterofiSier einquartirt, Der ii9's redt be-
quem madte unb alsbalb isinen Blas AM
sebsijten Diem einnabm. getm ginbliden
in bic SfenrObre aber iprinst er entiest auf,
benn in Der Mitte berielben erblidt er uns
beimIi9 unb brsbenb beruoritarrenS cine
@ranate. Tim e5ottss WiIen, Bauer,
ba babt Sbr i'm Sfen cine sefi1te 9ras
mattel" ruff auBer ii9 Der llntsroffiBier.
"gSibt Sbr benn nidt, bag Sud bieisIbe
betm 0osplatsn in Stiite 3erreiBen piiroe?"
0o6 uniern SidbGuter pom einem 8auern
brinst bas nidt aus ieinsm Yblssma, unb
erpiber berielbe NIT Der sr6Bten SssIsns
rube: y@ranarum pber mum, baS Ding
ia nit 70 s'fdrIt lei, Dos ban / b san,e
Wtnter ais Bett fdi6 g'b6t!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-11
Gbeepflansens ebeiben aana gut in

Ebeepflan;en ssbsibsn gang gut in
man6en Sesenben BON Miiiiiippi unb
9ouiiiana. Die SlGtter wsrben pom orr
men 9euten sepfidt nnb sstrotnst. @s
wurbe ber pfan;e bis iest nur wsnis Be-
a9tuns sei6entt, ObwpbI iie srob unS fart
if. @orreiponbenten Don New OrIeanier
Sldttern bebaupten, oab es I'M SiiOen
9anOitreden ssbe, auf benen Der Gbssbau
nit 9ortbsil bstrieben wsroen fSnnte, uno
b%efirporten es, bag bel gsIssenbsit Der
bsrtisen Sauwoas9 Centennial, auSftelluns
bic Sa6e Dor pas 8ubIitum sebra9t wers
be. Sin afer SbeelanSen t6nnte inter
siinfti9en llmitdnben 5000 Sfunb Gbee
Iiefern, bic su Dem serinsen Breiie BON
einem Sent per YfunO mebr ais irssnS cine
anbere Grnte e~inbrinsen wiirben. Gbees
pflanser aus Snbien, wel9e ben Sioen be-
reiften, %bebaupten baB in usri6ieoensn @es
senben Der @oIftiits S~bsshansungsn
uOrSiisli6 sebeiben wiiroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-11

Our4 Bite sRbmli6t bstaunt,u, siisrnsn e6rasSasgof
baurpiihtHe epter 9Iaie:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-11

Der Torbb.utfdt eIoYb III bic srSit, s,xtiS, Sampis
I4thiabrtss @eieufdait, ittNe Sampier nab auf sas ioIibes
Re 8sbaut, init beutidsn eetI,uttu bemaaAt axb ptrs
ben DON oeutidtH Gqpitatu,u htieblist.
Die QulaSl Der nit ". o. sIopo Sarpftrn bis 6ubt per.
~sanssusu Sabres befbrtut.u SaNasin. b.lduft I'D asi
C5y- 1,fOf,975 perfcnen III
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-11
@tnhpn. Toriutb Co.. 81. 6.

Meine 9erren. = Sd wanide Sbnen
meinen Sant aus;uipreden fir Sbre be-
wunberunsspirbise Msbi3in ,Sopfsns
Sittern. Sis Dor unsefdbr feds MOnaten
bate id flint Sabre lang an Wasens
i5wd5e seIitten, unb banu erit fns i'd an
SopfensY ittern ~ ueriuden. Meiae Ssis
lung If cine eritaunenswsrtbe eswslen.
Sd bin Der Yrebissr an Der yGrftsn Wtes
tbObiften" Sir5e bier,uOrt, uns meme game
&c @emeinoe fam bic pursfsIi9 beiIenbe
Rraft Sbrer Bittern ~be;euseu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-11

Sebr gut fommt ct. 9ouis
Bel Der neuen NormaIseit suredt, ba ber
cote Werebian nlr % gteilen pom bort
pOrbeifibrt. Ger llnterf6ieb suii9sn Der
alien unb Der neuen !3eit betrG9t bort penis
ger als cine W}inute, genau As ober As Ses
tunosn. slm Seften itebt iid bas fart beut'
i9e unb ~ansensbme StdOtben geasuiQe in
SuinOis, bas serabe in Der Sabn beS Meris
bian lie9t, 10 baB Sonnens unb Normal,eit
bort gang slei9 iino. Die Seleuiaer Ssit
lit aIiO fir OeK sansen @siten masssbsnb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-11
9 tt1tte WIIerIet.
Qntla e.

auf bic Santen, srOB unb tlein,
SOr' i'd ra%iiOnniren,
&ur bic Santen iouen's iein,
Die uns ruiniren.
0o9-i9 ias's es fret unb frant-
Sd bin anber's Weinsns,
Wtir eri9eint muir cine ganf
Birbis bes 8eweinens.
Dieie 8ant, bic mid i'd grab
gor ben &i9titubl labsn:
Sa, bic S%ierbant, friib unO ipat,
Die 1T unier S9aben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-11
gu bermietben.

Nets srsba eiors az Der Sfs Der ttsSsata ~ss Raia1
itrase, " Der beiieH faes psa q Rars IN N psH q tu.
Der etsre N u sntn pafhsssssdaes % las laas Nab
y gst brett Rals~ ~ pst.Sss 10 A0 Or kiLs
81. SswA. (ss IA 0lSyn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-11

Sie q. .. vWorIb" madt i6 iibsr
ben Staat stepaba luitis, neil OerieIbe bic
9epSlterunssidwinbiudt bat. Die Gins
wpbnsr,abl 1T enoIi9 auf &C, 900 ssiuns
ten. Die @ssierunsssebauoe serfalsn,
unb bic yWorlb1 ma9t ben Usri9Ias,
benz eesatOr Suir bic San,e gsi&i@te u
p~erfaufen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-11

@eI6e Torti3ritte Die @8eIt in
sinem Sabrbuubert semadt bait @eOrse
WaibinstOn, Der erite grdiioent Der Ser.
Staaten, fab ME ein 0ampiboOt; Sobu
gSams, Der speits Brdiioent oisier &spubs
lit, erblidte ME cine Giienbabn; gnbrep
SSadion, be, fisbents YrGiioent, pubte
ni6ts pom SeIesrapben unb 9lbrabam
9incoln, Der ie6Sebnte Yrdiioent, lieB iid
ni6tS pom Gslepbon tr6umen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-11

uuo oarauf pom Bremen teetn Rtttpo4 nab psH
Baltimore isesn Dsuutrtae.
Observation-Disclosures
%bsforberu mir su aub,rOrbsutIid biuissH grsii.H mad une
pou DeutiaIano, Setsrretbsllusaru, Der S6peiL poIeH,
B6bmeu.
uuen etupauoereru mad psitIiasn Staat,n III es RsHs
buBaltt more saus defenders auSuratSeH; he retfen
st- etuie limb in Baltimore per itoa uebauoriheiluu9
sef4hst uuo toLHeu bet Gntunft In Baltimore unmitttlbar
Dom Sampti9ih In bic bsrsithebsnStn Siisubabuwas,n
fet9su.
Ser alto eS aIte gatsrlanb ssiaSen, osu Sspaaets
ano Srsuube berabn tonimsu la1tn min, ioqts fd an BIZ.
nnterSstdneten asenten member, bic ,u RosT peitereu Nus
unit germ bereit limb. SrithiHt aHirassa p9osu prompt
edutp ortst.
v. Shnbmader & &c., General a9enten,
Ro. 5 Slo gapsStr.. Baltimore. TsS.
Ober an .. GIauKenius 4 60,
aseutsn in Sbtcaso, 80.
Su DUBUQUE. Soma. an SeterRisus& 6skn.
az abtet oaraui. eaB Slsrs Baiassaeine iar BITE
Sampiu ots Rorobeuiidn sIopo a~usseitslt psrosH.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-11
Sic lanae 2iite.

Der guausutle, Snb., vOsmotrat", Elm
tonansebenbes oeuti6es glatt jenes 2ans
bestbeiIs, per6ffentIi6t cine LANCE 9iite ans
seiebener Burger, mel9e Die wunbsrbare
@irtiamfeit bes' sroBen SeiImittels, ct.
Safobs Sel, unb bic wunberbaren &uren,
bic es BEL ibnen ieIber bewirtt BAT, bei9sis
ni9en. @s befiest S9merSen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-11

Ole @eiberfti mmrs9 NJ
men besinser elm Sreupeuieit. ba beibe
9duier Ser 9egiSlatur oeS Serritoriums
WaibinstOn bei3loien, oaB pas @ort
pmdnnli9" IN allen @ablseiesen seitris
den weroe, unb Der @ouuerneur bic
Nenoerlna biliQt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-11

Sn Montana rest man ii6, nm
i6on pom nd9iten SOnsreB aufnabme ais
Staat in ben Dumb gu %erlansen. SIN
ad6lteu Wouat ioa cine GerfafunsStons
pention IN Sslena a~b9ebaltsn psrben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-11
Gpilepiie Mni1Qe)

eriol9rei6 ~bebanbelt. Senbe cine Srief.
MARIE fir Sroi9iire iiber Ginselbeitsn al
Worlds Dispensary Medical Association,
Buffalo, n. Y.
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Cute 0eIe8enbeit !

Die @aNermablniibs In Silbertspiue, am Geear SIub
geleseu. In welder 8 paar Steins pouaui An tbun baden,
Iuo welte aui's Bette eiuserihiet uno ioIio erbaut, III uus
ter isbr shuntseu seetnsunsen ~ usrsauieu. Der cine pou
ben betotu Sisentbhmern bat Sa'ota 81 ittHa Seimatb
Ssiddit aui,u9sbeH. um udbere xustluit penbe alaH Ha
an geter Sruaer sser nod bs1a. maH bsis5s bic ~
leseubeit Ieibn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-21

Little was done in State bonds. Alabama class
A. sold at 81 H. and class at 50, and Georgia 6S.
1856. ot 1O6I4 OF city bank stocks, NorCh Amer-
ca sold C2O) at 1OI y and Continental 40 at 121
In railroad bonds the special feature of the deal
ngs was the sharp decline for Erie second consolS
the price dropped from 94l2 to 02l2 and closed at
%; the first consols also were d lower ~ 100.
Chesapeake and Ohio tirsts series Is. were 81 lower
at 9Ols and the currency debts were OIL p at OLA
Ncw-York, West shore and Buffalo ., after selling
nm to 7GIo closed at 75as and Ncw-Yori, Chicago
and ST. Louis firsis were l. lower at a1%I. RIch-
mond and Danville debeuturos declined II to 5Sll,
but East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia incomes
were up l.. to 80. ST. Louis and Iron Mountain
new 5s were down l per cent to 20. and
Missouri. Kansas and Texas seconds were off per
cent at 529t. Mutual Union sinking funds iuctuat-
ed between SO and 50 and closed at the lower ilg-
ure ST. Paul hrsts Pacific and Western dlvsion
declined to Oil Toledo and Wabash equipments
further advanced o per cent to So Texas and IA
ciGc incomes were steady at 5l2d564, and the
6r.ts Rio Grande division, at 794O 1912 ~. Louis
and,San francisco general mortgages doSo az c1
SiGI 7OI made up by coin gain OF S56I ,93S, less
. currency loss Of $lO623L. Inc DAYS uansac-
inns covered Receipts, Sl,14o.4l0; payments
SGsS rs: currency balance, $6.339 2l7; coin
balance, $780, 1850. The bulk OF to-day's bust
ness in call loans was done at per cent bnt Iaier
The rate was 3l2 and finally 3 per cent. The do
nestle exchanges on New-York are as last quoted,
except that at ST. Louis the rate again has fallen to
Is cents discount.
The Clearing House statement to-day is 1as
follows: Exchanges, $12l ,276,521; balances,
80, SO. 092.
The United States Treasurer at Washington to-
day received $25S 900 National bank notes Tor
redemption. The customs receipts were $6oi'3oo'
and the internal revenue receipts $230,747.
The for-ign exchanges are dull, but rates are
frmer although for business unchanged as follows
Bankers bills, ~ So and 81 SO4 fOr louR anu
short sterling respectively; 52l b and o 1873 ior
francs 94al and 05la for reiohnarks; 1915 ana
40ls for guiders -, ...i, .
In London British consols were lower ana weak
for nancy they were of l-l6 ut 1928, ana Tor &C
count they were OFF ls at 1923. United states I'
bonds were strong 3l2s were unchanged az lUo4
as M ~ at l23ls and 4l2s up at 1913 American
railways were ali lower and closed ut the lowest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-21
CLOSING PRICES Of CALTFORSLA STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO. Tuesday. Feb. 20. 1881
Me.lncsday. To.da
wednesday. To-day
Rnllinn ralned at SCI 7e2 81 was received in this

Bullion valued az $67 1872 81 was received in this
city Yesterday from the mines.
The stockholders of the Robinson Consolidated
Mining Company will hold their annual eeilEg for
the election of trustees on the oIh OF March inc
transfer books close on February 23 and reopen
March Z.
Standard consolidated official report for week
ending February 10 shows: East cIosscut from
south drift 1000 level 80 feet long. with face IN
haul blasting rock south DRIFT from east crosScut.
ZOO level. is in 4I6 feet showing the vein 2l2 feet
wide la croSscut from north drift Is in 10 feet.
North DRIFT 500 level is $50 feet long, and shows
the vein about - feet wide South upraise No. -
up PSI feet. where the vein is 7 leet wide. Tho
north drift from this upraise Is IN - feet the vein
Is : feet wide and looks well. South dnit 70. z,
}S1 level is i'm 273 feet where the vein is feet
wide ol good mllingo ore. The tO'al height OF up
raise No from latter drift is 30 feet, and II shows
the vein feet WIDE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-21

The stock market to-day was little more than q
repetition Of the markets of preceding days but
there evidently was more disposition 10 trade on
the "long" side OF the market developed by the
small spectators than has been observed before for
several days. The change in sentiment if there was
any, is confined to local operators. The general ex-
pectation that the report of the Government direct
ors of the Union Pacific, which Is expected to be
filed to-day with the Secretary of the
Interior Mt Washington, will make a favor
able showing was not without its effect upon the
speculation IN that stock and incidentally upon the
whole list. The abstract of the Delaware, Lachs-
wanna aud Western Company's statement which
was furnished to the Street regarded as IA
yorable, and that too. he'll ped matters along. The
DAYS business however, was only $50. 500 shares,
against 400. 500 shares for yesterday. Prices were
fcvcrish and tluctuated IrIegulary all day. Union
Pacific and Lackawauna and Western were the spe-
cially strong stocks: Union Pacific after selling
at 022i, early rose to "a and ended at 93os, and
Delaware Lackawanna and Western rose to
1893 and closed at 1893. Erie stock
was particularly weak and closed at 3ll2-only Is
higher than its lowest price for the day. Lake
Shore again is "pcggcd at 107; it sold up to 1878
and ended at 1913. popularity of the market is
that such stocks as Chicago Burlington and Quincy
and Rock Island are steadily saggIug, while North
west common stock is firmly held at about l29
to-day Chicago, burlington and Quincy sold under
ll6 and Rock Island under 100 but both closed
with some recovery The anomaly is uneXpain-
able except on one hypothesis that Chicago
Burlington and Quincy and Rock Island
stocks were scattered among investors who
are gradually selling out, while the bulk of
Northwest common stock is held on speculative ac-
count The closing figures this evening generally
are 4 little higher than yesterdays last prices but
the market did not close 18th any strong indications
of confidence
Government bonds were very dull, and the bids
for the 3s are OH Is per cent. Annexed are the
closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-21
MEETING or Ayrshire BREEDERS.

Tho Ayrshire Breeders Association of the United
States held ITS annual meeting Al the Metropolitan
Hotel yesterday, The attendance was large: Inc
following officers elected for the ensuing year
Prcsiienf / ID. " French North Aniover Mass:
yIce-uresidents, Peter Coutts Mayleld, Cal;
j. T. Converse, Woodville, \. y -, AIonzo
GbIcaSo m. executive committee. 5. NJ. Wells,
Herbert Merriam, C. H. Hayes, Obediah Brown, and
II. r. G. Watson A paper upon Ayrshire cattle
we're also read by Dr. f. Lewis Sturtcvant, Of the
Experimental Station az Geneva Robert McAdam,
of Rome v Y, and Mr.. Dunhan, of Connecticut.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-21
Busine5s Chances.

ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE New
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THE
UPToWN OFFICES, No 2So Broadwsy corner r,c thirty
6rst untfI - m. aud 3 West twenty thiidst cor
ner Eigbth ave no 80 Esst Fourteenths, corner Union
souarc 100 Tiraye corner otyseventhst a. the IL AK.
TN OFFICES Nos 1907 and $500 Third ave. corner
one St. up to H. q. regular o.
fee rates.
GRAND OPENING for a retail drygOods
M mana stock for sale in Owcgo. Toga Co. Y Y, with
the good will of $1,000 annual business profits good
competition slight long lease Of PREMISES satisfactory rea
sons for selling books and stock open for inspection also
stock millinery goods and lease IN adjoining store VIII
separately; the parties have the largest
trade ana the location in the county Refer TO Len
Weller & CO. New York TiOga National Bank OwegO, N.Y.
Dun, Barlow & Co.. Mecantile Reports.
NOTICE TO STOCK RAISERS AND EARM-
~ ERS The advertiser has large Ranch IA Misssoa,I
timbered. aud situated near
lie engaged raising horses mules ca ~ H.,
a take an interest anl so
business as health and he hls otner hn
cuirins his the right KIND OF m., na'nB
H, Talent and money. this Is an opportunity sell
dom offered no apply VINO hss ny ~ '"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-21

Includes expenditures for new locomotives 500 O33;
500 new cars S5l2O5 new tracks buildings etc. 1920 1892
total. S93l,7Ol.
The balance sheet of the company. as of Decem-
Der 81, 1882, shows tho construction account to
have been increased from $50 S73,357 December
81, 1881 to S32, O72, $50 by changes the follow
ing items: Coal lands purchased, $f470SS;
eighteen new engines and 631 cars, $570,7l6; and
new second tracks, new Nicholson tunnel, new
shops ETC.. etc, Sl8079S. Total increase, 81 l09
SOB. There is no change in the funded debt, but
the net floating debt Of the company is increased
S2,OOOOOO. The following is a comparative con-
densed statement of the companys balance sheet at
the respective dates:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-21

"WHERE IGNORANCE is Bliss" &C-Friend
fiuIling long iaeej: hulO wagstah how yon old
mani 30 efitYed 10 hear oil yUnr troubItal hope you
are all r4gLf again. assure you fuIly symp--" Wag-
siam with suTprse: Eht Jhanks-but I've been all
r1sbt-neyer bctter Ia MY life Troublcs' Must be
some m. stake" Friend: We'll, heard you had ieea
seriously embarrassed N fact thai you'd been thongh
The court" Wagstar eDightenedC " OIL sec!-- You
me ,u NY creaTtorsl Lor yes poor fellows they have
mad a bad time OF hI"- lE1euni, laughinsI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-21
yRAZD OPTZTZG for retail drygoods
CORPORATION Notices.

NTOTICE.-Proposals will be received at the
~ Office the Department OF Pubic Charies anu cor
tlour Dry Goods, Hardware &c. -, A.. - -. ~. N
For full information. SEQ CITY hecord TOT safe ~ NJ
City Hall
NOTICE.-PropOsals will be received at the
~ Office Of the Department OF Public Charities and Correc
top No SO 3dave until March .. 1888. for 1000 tons
Fresh Mixed White Ash stove Coal for the Outdoor Poor
For fun information, see CITY Record. Tor sac ~ w.
City Hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-21
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSrOy SrOOKs
BOSTON, Tuesday, Feb, 20 1888
YESTERDAY TODAY
TUESDAY. Feb. COP. N

TUESDAY. Feb. COP. NJ.
The Delaware. Lackawanna and Western Com
pauy to-day held its annual meeting for the election
of directors, at which brief statement of tho COM
pany's business for 1882 was submitted. No details
are furnished-only gross fgures-beyond the state
ment that the coal tonnage Of 1882 was 6,444,120
tons, against 4,0S3,7S6 tons for 1881. The state
ment of the years business compares with that Of
the preceding wear as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-21
tal since Jan. l.. s52,444,O47 Si65ssO56 500 g.
ErRnpEAN ELIZA NcLAt MAp ,n-ra
MINES AND MINING.
Tuesday. Fob. 2O-P. ".

TUESDAY. Feb. 20--P ".
The mining stock markets to-day were quiet.
Sierra Grande made further advance to 3, but
Robinson was easier at LIS. Alice was strong at
80. and Horn Silver was steady at 5l2. Sonora
Consolidated was active and up TO 80 cents. The
COmstocks were neglected
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Tho range Of prices was:

There j. activity Ia the refined peiTO cum mar
kei, Que Ia Increased inquiries for export Although
7Ad sr. the quotations curing Exchange hours
me Standard on Company In the lac afternoon raised
It's Ircc slsc. for March deliveries, ANA refused 10
make quotations Tor Apr delivery below 5ledel4c per
gallon
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TIE PEIRULEUM MARKET


EXCEPT in the number of shares dealt in and
the movement ~ prices at the different Of the
Petroleum Exchange there hardly difference be-
tween the market to-day aud yesterday. Their,
sleht ghn-lI 900 barrels in the aggT, gate trahsac
lions but the dealings were only The record
of trading for retail profta. While the
morning hours saw the weakest part OF the mar
ket Yesterday to-day II not until late that
prices fell 10 their lowest fair start al 81 OOH
made by quotation- and by noon tho price was up TO
81 OIs Through afternoon, however. tie fractions
wore away until the market ended barely steady at
~ OOa ISL OOi The advance made In the price of re-
nued oil 10y the Standard OH COMPANY Late
in the day was not known by general traders,
but the variations the refined market are too small TO
affect the market except possibly Tor brlef mo
meut. Thursday being legal holiday, the Exchanges
will close ana revival Of activity IN speculation 10 not
probable until next week.
The National Pofrol.um Exchange has taken the en-
terprsng step adding the feature % an article from
the oil fields to the columns OF ts weekly bulletin.
Tie total transactions today at the NcW-iofk retro
leun Boards follows:
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Tuesday. Feb. 20. 1888.
The following sales were held at the Ex-
change SalesrOom to-day:
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CLOSING PRICES or PHfLADELPHiA SIOthS
RsJ,rt.ibyJJIN T. DASti \ -. II WaLLh
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BROOKLYN l.. u. PROPERTY.
IN JcrC Jobu40u yr,

! 8 story brown stone dwelling wcth lO', No 42l
Pleasant ave. n " cor Of l2-d-st. Tot l.llXyO;
GenILN \ InuNI..Ilr -.
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CONCLUSION.

In conclusion have TO say that with the contin-
nance of the present managcment-which we have not
hestated TO crticise IN those particulars wherein
deemed IL deserved crticifmwe believe the road has
career 80 prosperous and successful as to leave no
doubt whatever It's ability eventually 70 pay IN full all
it's obligations 20 the Government. Whatever other
routes 10 the Pacific may be opened tins mus Re-
main the most Gitect line II j. ana must cohlinue
advantages over any other lying norm or routh
OF II. It's system Of feeders, by when
IL has developed and is continually developing the
Of The WIDE extent Of productive territory
through which II passes. brings 20 II each wear egit
mate increase Of business thai Of sefs sufficient 10 put
IL beyond the power OF competing through hncs to 90 II
serious injury. Even II II had not great and positive
advantage any possible competitors for through
traffic the natural growth OF local business through the
RAPID increase OF population In states aud Territories
tapped by It's collateral branches would be sufficient 20
insure liz profitable operation with handsome returns on
he capital represented
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