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National Republican., 1883-07-23
:fur Sale miscellaneous.

cur @dll- -2N'lstllaHIuHS.
VNoR SALE-A NICE BAY HORSE, KIND,
IL strong, and true, suitable for family or for an
elderly tlmid driver; he by appointment.
Address ROGERS, Republican Office. iy2l-3t
nor SALE-ONE OAK, IRONBOUND TUB;
II capacity ten barrels. Can be seen at No ~
Third street northeast jy2l-bt
JNOR SALE CHEAP-A PAIR OF BEAUTIFUL
II imported song Belgian canary birds. Can be seen
1910 street northwest, apply ut 6il Louisiana
avenue to DIR. r. H. EVANS. ly2l.3t%
JNoR sALE-sToCK AND FIXTURES OF A
II cigar store ON street. Apply at 5i5 Seventh
jy20.3t~
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SfleNitaI.

GALVANO MAGNETIC VITAL TREATMENT
Nyfor ali kinds of chronic affections WIN relieve
aud cure when all other means tail, liuilds up and
strCngthGns Has been IN suCces siul operation In
Baltimore for over Two years VIII take test Cuses.
Consultation free Cnud full explanation of methods
pTopOsed) every TUESDAY from II a. IN, until y.
in. Cal or send for pamphlets 0t testimonials OF
cure ofCRses here and In baltimore,
T.. a. PARSONS 4 CO.,
iy2LIt lOli Twelfth street northwest
MO CURE. NO PAYS YEARS EXPERIENCE
~ aud over 30 years at 0OB street southwest, a
cure Guaranteed In every caSo of gunOrrhea, syphilis
and loss ofaeXual power. Medicine furnished. Ad
vice free my2llmt
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@lmtro- SeIp---s srmalr.

wv ANTED-A MIDDLE AGED OR ELDERLY
w lady as housekeeper and companion In a small
family; referenCcS salary small Apply at 1873
Tweuty-ninth street. Georgetown, before 10 n. IN.
after y. m. lygO-3ts
NNANTED-A GIRL i2 OR II YEARS OF AGE
w desiring home as company for married lady.
Call at ii9 street northwest aiter p, m. jy-D3*
WTANTED-A GOOD COOK, AND TO DO
w light washing and housework; recommends
uons required; good wages. Apply at COL street
northwest. jy2l3tt
UTANTED AT ONCE-COOKS, SECOND GIRLS
w general workers, nurses, aud myn cooks; bring
references. g26 L street northwest, PRICES Agency
jylgjts
NTANTED-AT 46t q STREET NORTHWEST,
w n girl to cook, wash. and iron for small fam
ny; must understand her business. iylg-Su
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Gurkisb Saths.

NEW TURKISH HATH CDR BOVEFsl
~ l4l7 g street, opposite Riggs House Large pool
good ventilation. Ladies, Monday aud Friday. mol
open sunday. Open from q, IN. TIL 10 p m; Saur.
DAY, IL y. M Baths 81: tickets, $3.50.
Hp1 DIR II. L. BOVEE, Electrician
TINE SHEDD BATHS 003 Il STREET, NEAR
II Ninth we'll known az the oldest and best In the
city. Ihls bath is constructed with ylcw 10 conyen'
ience, being on the first floor Turkish Russian, SUI
phur, ana Mercurla Baths given with skill and eH'
perience Munlnnunr of ten years experience NJ tnla
establishment. Single bath 81: for 81 li,S0 Open
Sunday nom n nj. 10 u. IN. mr2Ju
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DIR. WHITES ESTABLISHMENT.

TTSEFUL FEET. BEING REQUISITE TO
~ health and comfort, the elite of the world irom
tar and near, visit
DIR. WHITES EsTABLIsHMENT
lA6Pennsylvanla avenue, opposite WIZARDS Hotel
for rtle rln aud uyoiduncc OF cOrns, buniuns, club
and Inverted nails ana all complaints of the feet.
ington, d. q,
der
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adtantto---S -Situutiuus---NlaIe.

WANTED - SITUATION AS MANAGING
w clerk, or employment In law claim Office,
by gentleman of fifteen years experience at the bar
aud IN the, courts; familiar with briCtng cases in
supreme Court; city references, Address d. q. H.,
Republican Office. jyl7-3ts
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.fnr Y,nt. .fnrnisbtn 8oums.

TToR RENT-A LARGE FRONT ROOM ON
II second floor with veranda; suitable for two gem
tltnen and also room on third floor Inquire at ll29
/ Tenth street nor Invest jy233t
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1000 sEVENTEENTH STREET NORTH.
luz . west between and B-Furnshed or
unfurn shed rooms tor rent in private family, suit,
able for light housekeeping references given ana
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Antustmtnts.
MANIFESTATIONS aM1MN,INa sCHnoL

EXTRA OCCASION,
THURSDAY NIGHT JULY 20, atQ:9l, -
LADIES' AND GENrLEMEN'5 SWIMMING
PARTY.
Persons desiring Join This party Will register ther
names and pro lure tickets IN advance Jy23-l
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S1lantro-Auusrg.

VXTANTED-A FURNISHED HOUSE FROM
w september or October. Address, with terms
and all particulars, $. B. d., Republican ONCE.
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Sclantro-BrIp--maIr.
Silnmtrn---Nnnms.


wv TANTED-FURNISHED ROOM, WITH OR
w without board permanent; northwest Ad.
dress, with terms NJ. NJ, Republican Onlce jy2i-3tt
WTANTED-THREE ROOMS, UNFURNISHED
w or partly furnished, in quiet neighborhood, with
private family, by gentleman and wife without chill
dren. Address w. w, Republican Office. jyl9-3t"
WTANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN WITH WIFE
w and child Of years, rooms furnished or un;
furnished, in the northwest section or on Capitol
hill, about the fifteenth of September; references
given. Address II, Republican OliCe. iyl0-3tt
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Observation-Disclosures.


A TEACHER WHOSE PUPILS ARE PASS
IA ing successful examinations for government
positions desires more students, Address MISS
BALCH, 90i NJ street northwest. jy23.3tf
VNTANTED-HoRSES TO PASTURE AT 80 PER
w moth. Apply at Cartons Mills, Bladensburg,
or Il. h. WHITES, 635 Louisiana avenue jy23-6t+
wv ANTED-To INVEST $500 OR $1,000 IN
w ground or house on Capitol hill; want good
bargain and perfect title. Address s. NJ. j.. Repubi-
Office. Jy2l-3ts
wv ANTED - BAGGAGE, PARCELS AND
Wy freight removed baggage checked at residence
by LLONDS Washington Decent Express. Offices
48l Pennsylvania avenue and 1908 street northwest
ly20-Gtt
WY JTANTED-TO BUY A TYPE WRITER CHEAP
w for cash. Address o. p. O., Republican Office
jy20-3t*
UTANTED-FIVE OR SIX DEPARTMENT
w ladies', with references, to rent n well furnished
house of 10 rooms for two months; board in house
rent $50 per month. Address b. H. s., Republican
Office jyl0-3tt
VXTANTED-TO BORROW FROM OWNER
w $500 at ~ cent. for sixty days, real
tate security. Address WALTERS, Republican Office.
iylq-3tA
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1000 NEW YORK AVENUE-N1CELY
Il - 20 furnished, pleasantly situated, second
and thlrd story rooms, suite or single, with board
references exchanged Jy93Gtt
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ID oOMs- SOUTH FRONT, FURNISHED OR uN-
IC furnished, with board, one square west OF War
and Navy Departments; nll the Avenue cars pass
the park in front; references exchanged. NO. 1903
ii street. Jy2&3tt
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WY A N Il D-A SMALL UNFURNISHED
w house in northwest or Capitol hill: rent, SIS
monthly In advance, for one year irom September
/; no children. Address STEELE, Republican ohce,
jy20.3tF
VTANTED-AUGUST IA SMALL HOUSE IN
w good location, or unfurnished rooms, for
housekeeping, by two ladies' Mrs H., care of Sworm-
stedt n Bradley NO 92S + street northwest Jy20-3tf
wv ANTED- HOUSE, FURNISHED OR UN-
w furnished permanently or for the season. Adj
dress Il. G., Republican OfliCe. jyl93ts
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CPECIAL SALE

NOLAN olNboraely carved three stringed, double
rosewood VeneerCd with extra grand cabinet grand,
by the oldest New York maker Original price,
1000: offered at one-third, and will take piano in
change.
No. IA Cabinet Grand, by the leading Boston
makeri very ilno Plano. Factory price, s7jO offered
at $50
Ne. IA celebrated New York Plano, nearly new
worth $500, offered at Sl75.
No. IA good imported upright, s75.
No. IA very elegant Square Grand Plano, bought
at trustees sale and worth 500, only Sl8i
No. Especial low prices In the matchless Shon-
ninger Cymbella Organs sold on S5 monthly pay
ments,
No VERY great bargains IN second hand Melo-
deons and organs, ranging from s20 10 ESQ.
N B.--I tune, ship, and repair Instruments sell 10
all respectable people ON easy payments, and buy
second hand Pianos and Organs for cash.
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TNoR RENT--A LARGE, WELL FURNISHED
II front room: south front az street northwest.
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INoR RENT-iN a PRIVATE FAMILY OF
II adults, two molly furnished rooms, bath, large
Closets &C.; also upper front room, with board II
desired, 1905 Ninth street northwest iy23-3t,
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INoR RENT T-DELtGHTFUL FIRST AND SEC.
IL ond story rooms; every convenience; terms low.
Apply. nfter y. M at 5Og Fourth street northwest
opposite Judiciary Square. Jy2Sdt"
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San Francisco Stocks.
Wall Street.

New York, 27.-Stocks opened strong,
e to e higher; Burlington & Quincy,
Lake Shore, Erie and Wizards the
strongest. Tbs was followed by 8 weaker
feeling and . decline of q TO N, the
latter Oregon Trans Continental.
Stocks made 9 further fractional de.
cline after IL o'clock, but at the present
time there is frmer feeling and prices
are Il to q above the lowest Of the morn
ing.
Governments strong, for long date;
bonds weak for IS, The stock market
during the forenoon was, on the whole,
stronger than yesterday forenoon. The
last three quarters of an hour was strong
and there was an advance over the
O'Clock price Of Il to g, the latter
Northern Pacific preferred, which went
to 81, with Is on Oregon Traits Uontin-
entail to 5677: Central Pacific to 69I and
= to q on other stocks. Later, on
Western Union, these changes left the
maIket q to 2 per cent. higher than On
Wednesday night. The upward move
ment in prices is mainly attributed to the
announcement that the railroad man
ayers of the roads west of the Missouri
river had formed q pool, which includes
the Northern Pacific, and by reports that
q powerful combination had been formed
to protect Northern Pacific, Western
Union and osher Leading stocks and to
force shorts to cover.
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New York Markets.

New York, 27.-Whess, cash. u 20
and options to IL lower; closing irrep-
ulsr; receipts ZIG, 600; exports iii. 600.
unRrsded red 80 to 114X, steamer: No Z
red 95; No. 8 red los, elevator; 1857 &c
1861 delivered; No. 2 red, iI2T
elevator; 1i2715 to 1122z delivered.
Corn-Cash, unsettled. lower;
Receipts 2l5, 900; exports 119, 900; ungrad
ed, 56 to 62Z; No. 2, 81 to 621I
elevator; 6l]7 to GA afioat.
Oats-Firm, Receipts, "A, 900; exports
10 9OOi mixed Western, S21z to So;
white, 81 to A.
PorkZSteady: moderately active; new
mess 1lA to III.
. daanTSd;zWeak, prime steam, 1885,
Petroleum-Quiet, Az.
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SRnOHs VITALIZFR is what
you need for Constipation, Loss of
Appetite, Dizziness and all symp-
toms Of Dyspepsia. Price 10c. and
I5C. per Bottle. Sold by q. G. MI
Drag Eters Cd
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Chicago Markets.

Chicago, 1.-Wheat-Weak, lower
nominslly, "a September; 941z &C.
tober; 96A to 96X November.
Corn-Weak, lower, E9N, nominal,
September, 1873 October, d81z Novem.
oats-Weaker, 271l September; 27H
October; 281s November. -
Whisky unchanged.
Afternoon.-Flour, unchanged.
Wheat-Fair demand, lower. Regular
"a September; 941< to e45s October; No. 2
spring, 949s; No. 2red winter lOS; No. 8
spring, 8411.
0OFn-Fair demand, easier, 1915 to
Der,
Oats-Active, shade lower; 27N cash
September; rs to IL October.
Rye-Dull, Sc.
Barley-Good demand, full prices, 65.
Pork-Quiet, frmer, 10. Is cash, 10 225
to lO.25 September and October.
Lard-Fair demand, frmer; 7.s5 to
1879 cssh-September; 78O October.
Whisky-Unehanged, Is.
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Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicago, 27.-The DroverS'Joarna! re-
ports:
HOgs-Receipts, 1850; strong: 5 to 10
higher, for heavy packing 4.35 to AIS,
packing and shipping 4 rs to 5.15; light,
4.75 to 525 closed easier.
Cattle--Receipts 1900; brisk, good, 1C
big her, good to choice shipping, $685.
$50; steers, 5.25 to so; common to
medium 400 to $40; stockers, 500 to
$40; feeders, $50 TO 425, range finn.
III Montana, 1887 pounds, 621z; 81
half-breeds 11Ss pounds, 40; 70 Tex.
ans, 1850 pounds, 4SO; 146 Texans,
928 pounds, 800; 147 Texans, $40 pounds
400; 120 Texans, S35 pounds, 4.65; So
Wyoming, 1175 pounds, 4.25.
Sheep-Reoeipts 240o; dull, lower; on
common, inferior to fair, 2 40 to 500;
medium. to good 325 to 70; choice to
extra so to AS; lambs per head, LOO to
8. so. Texas sheep, ESQ to $780,
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A Voice from the Press.

1 take this opportunity to bear
testimony to the efficacy of your
q" Hop Bitters." Expecting to ind
them nauseous and bitter aid com
posed of bad whisky, we were
agreeably surprised at their mild
taste, just like cup of tea. A Mrs.
Cresswell and Mrs. Conner, friends,
have likewise tried, and pronounce
them the best medicine they have
ever taken for building up strength
and toning up the system. I was
troubled with cOstiveness, headache
and want of appetite. My ailments
are now all gone. l have a yearly
contract with doctor to look after
the health of myself and family, but
l need him not now.
S. GILLILAND,
Peoples 4doocate, Pittsb'g, Pa.
July %, 1878.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
September q, 1888.
Cliff HOUSE.

NJ Roche. Cratic, Col; G Edwards
Desert Switch; Il McPhee, Pleasant
VALLEY; w Gladding, Park City; E "
Foote, Grand junction; J Beless, Salids,
Col; + P Ohsmbsrd, Fayette, O.
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FOE RENT,

That handsome residence formerly ccoJ-
pied by Colonel shaughnessy, near the Gardcs
House, $780,
A nicely furnished house ofsix rooms, IL.
blocks from Main street; S5O.
House Of five rooms, Third East, So
Handsome furniture in house for sale.
a fTSt-ctGSS FURNISHED House o.
nine rooms. complete, together q0jtb but
teTles, closets, good cellar, bath room,
hydrGnt mater, etc 1; large lot IN Iolgn
and beautifully shaded, on car line,
close to business. CGH at my office fce-
particulars.
Office Next 10 Walker H0usa,
MAIN STREET
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COMMERCIAL.
Utah Wool.
SEPTEMBER %.
Money Market,

New York, 27.-Money plentiful, 2
to ~. closed 2; prime mercantile
psper 8 to Z. sterling exchange bankers
bills STEADY, q 822z; sterling exchange de-
mand 1859.
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Foreign Market.

Liverpool, 27.-Flour-lO. 81 10 lis Sd;
Corn-Dull, 5s. sd.
Wheat-Quiet; winter 8s.6d. to IS. Id;
spring s.. Sd. to 8s. 3d.; California, So.
100. to 9s.; club, 90. Id. to 90. Sd.
Weather fair.
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NUT TWO.

How can it be that Moroni should
now be afflicted with smallpox
brought, it is said, by some emil
grants who arrived there in July
last, only to be developed into small
pox in September? Yet the med
zeal gentleman and the good nurses
of Moroni have SO pronounced.
I enquired of the eminent physi-
clan Of Mount Pleasant, who had
just returned from a vaccination
trip to Maroni, where he had vac.
cinated seVenGy-fVe adults at TWEEN
ty-fTe cents each, from some genu-
inc bovine virus, that it was pure
and unadulterated smallpox at Mo-
roni. l was over at Moroni and
enquired. l saw one red flag on the
same emigrant house, and found
what there is, If anything poxy,
sufficiently quarantined and soon to
be non est. Rumor said all San
pete was to be quarantined from
conference consequent upon Mo-
ronis very questionable malady.
Can this be SO?
NUT THREE.
With the prodigious crops of
wheat, oats aud potatoes raised
here, no outlet for the same, innu>
merable notes coming due for vari-
Gus agricultural machinery, grain at
a premium, how shall these notes be
met? Men with but a few acres
comparatively buy machine
for a few days labor,
1t stands idle in many instances.
unhOused for months till the next
recurring season, rusty, repairs
needed, ETC., and the note growing
larger by interest when the interest
would have cut the grain. I have
seen machinery stand in the open
field where the last fuFroW or sWath
was cut, and have thought that
Nut No. would haye no meat
when cracked. Finally, if Sanpete
county is interdicted from attending
conference, cannot the facts of in
fictitious disease be investigated ? and
if found as verify believe it, the
will be raised.
QUIETUs.
Mount Pleasant, September "A. ]
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ACTIVE ACCOUNTS SOLICITED
LONDONBANKOPUTA

lUWDUNbAIVkU fUIAH
iLIHTKD.l
% Crest Winchester St., london
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAFs.
Authorized Capital, RI8O. GOO,
Subscribed Capital, e49, 600 o-O
Shareholders Liable for Amount In
called on Shares.
guy AID sELL STERLING ExCHLgss
Buy and Sell Drafts on the CgsSes oF6As
United States.
Advances made on consignments Of OLE
and bullion received for sale,
Interest Allowed on Certificates
Deposit
COLLECTIONS MADR AT Low RAyRa
Accounts Kept on the most fGvorubEs
terms.
PRINCIPAL CORRESPONDENCE
Loneon-L9ndon Bank Of Utah, Lmiteo
Martin b Co,
Ne" Hork-Amer'can Exchange Nsslozs,.
Bank.
Chics 'o-First National Bank.
Omsha-0mAha National Bank.
San Fgsnc!aoO-Bank Of California
E. AUSTIN,
&anags
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CONTINENTAL HOTEL.

G W Hooper a2d wife, W Furlehe AID
wife, Rev W j Lynd and wife, w b
RsthbCne, g o Adams, San francisco;
d Sargent, NJ n Wbelan, New York;
Il E Barstow, Jacob City; w Homer;
g I AnDett ana family, California; q I
Reynolds, SpriugVille; J Topence, Cor
inne; j w Copley aUd wife, San Fran
cisco; Q S Holland, st Jose; E P Terry,
W M Terry, Z @ aelfrich, Park City;
F Goodhart, Langley Park, Ken; Mrs l.
Kupfr, Dalton, Mon.
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Nuts to Crack.
Editors Herald:
NUT ONE.

Why is it that the Spring city
election should be brought into con-
tempt and pronounced "an outrage"
when the precinct and county cleo
ton, which was held at the same
time, place, and by the same judges,
is pronounced correct and certifS
Gates issued? I have been inclined
to treat this affair as second edi-
ton of the Stillson buckle affair,
but the heavy weighted judge still
holds to the diabolicsl stabbing.
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VALLEY HOUSE.

E Engebretson and wife. s Lenneaux,
j O Henry, j W Brown, W Emmett and
wife, Ogden; " Drsssell, n NJ Frank,
J Williams, Park City; E Q Copeland,
Longmont; A McRse, Wyo; w Will
lisms, T N Young, O L Wilson, Men
yer; g Ohugg, Springville; G r Static,
S b Summers, b T Revec, Henderson
son, J Thomas, New York; j n HOlmea,
] B Isaacson, Mass; Mr. j Raynor, F
Eckert, Omaha; NJ Manifold, Troy,
N Y; a ] Mcmillan and wife, s Wat
son, California: l. Sovey, Neb; q F
Black burn, M Collins, Mo; F j Biggs,
New; L Evans, Q T Hughes and vile,
Colorado; A Jones, G F Woerner, Lead
vile; w Matson and wife, John Ander.
son and wife, Bingham: . L Wilson,
Denver; I d Eldred and wife, Twin
Bridgeri G W Griffith and wife, Wood
River.
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WHITE HOUSE.

EHill, R E Barnett, D N Swan,
Bingham; M johnson and family, Iowa;
E Osrszo, San Francisco; P Bloom T r
Mitchell, g. Bosshardt, Park City T NJ
Soherson and wife, Pocstello; G Poynter
aud wife, j Peyton, Eureka; a Beddy,
Ashley; @ F Lee, Chicsgoi L S Hillar,
Springfield, ILL., g ii Kemble, PhilRdel-
phia; T Fitzgerald, E E Finley. D s. R
g; T Bennett, Colorado; A Eichorn,
Thorn Prussen; ] Dudler, Park City; F
Eckert, Philadelphia; q Campbell; j R
TAinsh, Miss Eta Scovilie, Bingham; Nj
Harris, Austin, New; George d Bennett,
Tintic.
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Certificates Of Deposit Issued Payable on u,
,mand.
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Northern Pacific.

New York, 6.-The Tribune says ;
The rumors that the Northern Pacific
Railway Company hsd completed the
sale of some 4 600. 900 acres Of land to q
foreign syndicate have been recently re-
viyed at the Office of the railway COM
pany. 1t was said yesterday that nego-
~tiations were in the same condition that
they have been for several months. The
company had something over 6,0O9,OO
acres OF land east of the Missouri River,
which it has offered for sale at about 81
an acre. The lands have no: been sold.
It was stated that probably the syndicate
would take them sooa, as it had COM
pleted its arrangements,
A morning newspaper says: We have
it from good authority that the Northern
Pacific Railway will " boom +" the towns
of Msndon, in Morton County, Richard
son in Stark County, Oak and Living
ston, in Gallatin County, Montana dur
ing the coming spring. They are receiv-
ing over 400 letters Of inquiry daily, and
emigration to Dakota during the next
few months promises to be immense.
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AUhinese

Chicago. BIN accordance with their
usual custom She scholars in the Chinese
Sunday school gave their annual recep-
ton last evening to their teachers and
friends. There are about sixty scholars
in tie school, and each one has a teacher.
They insist on giving a supper every
year, and though their teachers urge
them not to GO to such an expense, they
will employ a caterer with a corps of
colored servants, and have elaborate
suppers served. Their aim is to have the
affair about the Chinese New Year, but
this year it was postponed from week to
week for several reasons There we're
about 400 ladies and gentlemen present
last evening, and the affair was q
very pleasant one, The first part of the
evening was occupied by musical
and literary selections. the following pro-
gramme being observed: Singing By the
school; reading che scriptures, May
Bong remarks by Mr.. Hammingwsy;
dnet, by Miss Mamie Bronson and May
Bong;-the Chinese version Of 1.-THE
Sweet By and By" and Nothing but
the Blood of Jesus" by the school; vio-
lin sclo, Franz Winter; solo and quar-
tette, Yeo Pac Jung and scholars; duet,
two scholars. Supper was then served
and the repast was quite elaborate. After
supper there was a general sociable. The
music was furnished by 3 Chinese band,
the weird melody being quite novel to
those present. The school is now in q
heurishing condition.
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The Extradstton Business.

New York, 6.-P. j. Sheridan, being
interviewed yesterday, said: 1.-THE Eng
lish minister holds two or three errone-
Gus opinions. He believes he ruHs no risk
OF an action for false Imprisonment, be-
cause it is q United States commissioner
who will decide whether the evidence is
sufficient to justify my detention. BE
forgets that pending ar investigation of
the evidence I am under arrest, whether
in that case an action for false imprison-
men will lie, my counsel will ia
struct me, but I certainly propose
to take any action Of seek whatever re-
dress American law allows me. AS for
there being other evidence behindCarey's
to support the demand Of the English
government, Minister West assumes that
there ia, but admits that it is only con-
lecture. Sheridan expressed his surprise
ct the amount of interest his case seems
TO excite and stated that he was still re-
chewing daily kilograms and letters Of
sympathy from all parts Of the country.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-07
The silk Trade.

New York, 6.-Atlesst 25 5000 Paterson
people are dependent upon the silk in
dustry for a Livelihood. 1t created much
surprise among the workingmen when
the manufacturers appeared before the
tariff commission, and consented to q re-
duction OF the duty. The new schedule
reduced the DUTY to 30 per cent. All
manufacturers are inclined to think that
8 settlement OF the question will be bens-
fetal to the trade. Workingmen fesr
the reduction of the tariff will result in q
reduction of their wages, as political
orators p~rophesied. They do not say
that it will really injure manufacturers,
but they say the latter are always quick
to take advantage of any excuse to cuI
down wages.