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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1883-08-11
NORRIS.
OAK GROVE FARM.
A Farm as is a Farm-Recent I'M
Buildings-Grain
Stock, ETC., Etc.

An Intercepted Letter.
NORRIS, MINI, Aug. 1888.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1883-08-11

White and Brown Lime, Hair,
cement and Plaster Paris for sale.
Lime sold at reduced prices by
% f. BOWERS.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1883-08-11

A large stock of candies has just
been received at
80 GOOD & RRISRINE'S.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1883-08-11

Imported Port and Sherry Wines at
22tf CHAs. w. ROHNE's.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1883-08-11

: FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN
Desirable residence property near the
school house. Inquire of
AZ e.. X. SMITH.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1883-08-11

/ will pay cash for few hundred
bushels of oats.
80 T.. DOWFRS.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1883-08-11

All grades of Morris and Mime.
apolis Flour at HI. Hutchins. "a
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1883-08-11

Fine assortment of Fresh Confec-
tionery at Coles Lunch Room. %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-09
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY FEBRUARY g. 1889

Thus far Oo0 head for time last week S5 900 head
consigned through 80 market steady with good de-
mand sales Workers. 81 500 0s7 46 Good Butchers and
So %.
CHICAGO Feb SHoGs-Receipts % 900 head; shipments
800 head market weak. tine demOralLad state oil trans
potat0 tond keep shippers out OF the tadei
quny good prices lO0ljc lower; closed weak Mixed S9
SIS 20.
CAfTLE-Recepts 5000 head: shipments $500 head;
demand lair desirable stock selling a stronger rates Ex'
porte 20 - 90 10 Good To Choice shipping 81 1s9 oO
Common TO Air. 81 45G$ 90; butchers stI ong and acilYe
Common 10 Fair % jOdS2 2j Good Choice S. % u bO
Stockers and Feeders 81 25aSi 80
SHERP-Reccipts, 5000 head shipments $500 head; de-
mand tar Tor best Grades Int grades very du com
mon 10 Fair ~ % G$Ii Medium to Good 81 - 6 10: Choice
Ia EXtra, S5dsj %.
East LIBERTY Penn Feb sCArrLE- Receipts sol head;
MARKET fair al about Yesterdays prizes.
Hogs Receipts. 1913 head; market firm; Philadelphia.
81 5nUs 3d. BatmOres 81 20 aS7 So Workers. 81 0S7 20
SHEEP Recopts. 1000 head market and prices
shade OF RON those OF yesterday.
LOUIS Feb B.. CATTLE = Receipts, 1900 head; ship
ments go head market active and strons with con.
nued demand for all grades; Exports 50 76dS6 Good TO
shipping IS 20dS5 7J Light do. - OO6SO lows
Hcifers 25 SOckeTs and Feeders S. oO0S4 o.
Bulls &3dS4.
SHEEP Receipts 800 shipments none market quiet
bur steady: Common Medium , Z5OS4 falr 10 GOOD,
~ - 10 Choice Fancy, SJ0S5 90 Texans 81 10 %
81 81. -
IoGs-Recepts 900 head shipments 1900 head Hogs
lower workers. 80 4OGsB 30; Packing 50 oUG$o ooi
ButCIo.S, So 1JaSo 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-09

LONDON. Feb $3.50 MI four and ahalf per cent
bonds lIG Atlantic and Great Western hf-t mort age
trustees certificates. 55t; do. second mort rscc ~ ire
3Sae ID ,OnsOis 90 New Genital % Illinois
Central 800 Pcnusy vaua Central 81 Mexican Railway
Oimitei ordinary, I43 Milwaukee and ST Paul common
1912
LOSDOy Feb 5000 mparis advices quote three per
reutcs al - francs 30 Centimcs for the account
LONDON Feb 5000 y. mThe proportion of The Bank oi
England 10 liability which Ia week was 4I@Ie Der
1915 cent The bullion IN the Bank Oi Eng
land has increased 225OOUJ during thH past week.
LONDON. Fob. $500 D. M for and han per cent
bonds llG2 Atlantic and Great Western bIst motl ago
trustees 552 Enc seconds 02' Illinois Cent
raj. 1879
LONDON. Feb. $500 p. m-rhe amount 81 bullion gone
into tho Bank OF England o balance today f. &3nou
LONDON Feb. $3.50 %. m-raTis a1vices quote thr"e
per IS confines tor the account
change London at 20 francs 2S5 centmos Tor
checks.
PARIS Feb. - weekly statement Of the Bank OF
France SHOWS an increase OF 9l7500O francs sod. ana
100000 silver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-09

Futures active buoyan closing strong 1901 points
Slc 81 March. iO.50aIO4G; April i0aSSiO.oo: May
loS7soS JH g,SDay S Noyser 49ga,
l%55 Closing IeDqaTy lGS6 March lc 70
July. l0.gj9ll August liloGllll September. 1000
Transferable orders -,O'''''' -o-'4 ''-'
with moderate export and light jobbng trade demand ;
business for eSgG G manly f. i 10Y STades poE wheat
bbs for export including $500 bbls. Low Grade
EItTa - o%asi % ~ PFC snPe enc % 6CS$5 -
Extra. $ $5es5 g 4. 90 bS. spring and Winter
Quotauon' 40 81 , o;SsS 10 iattor extreme.
Far Extra state IS 20 Fancy 90 ii 3jS
Common 70 900 kn5S wGSeia o s. 60 Goa 20
ono 81 g0dsi 60 GOOD % cnolce 40. 81 !0ash Com.
Mixture esj 5O Bakers Extra - 20 SO LStraignt
Fair Extra So 80 0s4 30 GOOD 70 Very Choice 81 Gpds 25
Patent Winter Wheat Extra - l5Ss7 5 CITY Mn Extra
Market IOo cioseG SOUTHERN FLOUR drm with
Bis Common SS ga G To- GOOD ES 81 GOOD 70
50 1 .saS, 90 and GO one safes 100 bbls super
hne. So 760s4 20. DID CKwnLAT FLoI seil, g
Sales 6OIs al So 10 for Yellow Western So - for
F@EIGS Sy Sasop 1000 cacs y,ga
81 $685. % 20 do do. Lemons 81 49, Dy steamer
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES o. llqc higher; fair export
] sales o. SO 900 bush fanse 257 900 bush cash
Wnte: Red at $ls$l 20: steamer No ltcd g. 10 No
g. i s0Ss 26 eorgiacates 81 2aiq free
81 % Unsraded White 81 lodsl 2ih; No 2 While
n o. ISL "a 30 White. 81 lbi494I IG9 No Red
February 81 10sGsl 20 closing u 2Oas March. 81 GOA
asI 2l5a closing 81 2Si April, 81 224QSl p, closing
ii g38-. May 81 2JAdsl 24L, closing 81 pa No. ]
While March 81 l4s Market nrmer, with fair.
part deliverable next week 1000 bush state ~. on track
%ee. gqq!Sd 81 GSS9a9 ana s.ae
o569Ic: No. l. 81 Q$l O2 No. Bright. $. "a al O5
sales Ia 900 bush Canada 9Jc.; 1000 bush 80
Bright private quoted at 81 % 800 bush Feeding
h5e HARLEY MALT hrm TwOrOwcd state, 300
S7iaci six.rowod STATE 81 o$l 10 Canada 81 ,bdsl 10
oil an cash llOnO bush. ~iKrOwcd state
nj ye terms CORN-Market hale. better for cash lots
snd 8l 20 higher opuois fair and home TRADE
a speculative account
Closing firm III 2c under the highest prices sales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-09
Sar& ioA at 159lqq16O. the bidding and asking
ICES on the first call were as follows:

Business in railroad bonds was unusually small
and prices were irregular Erie second consols were
L. lower at 90 and Chesapeake and Ohio lrsts se1ies
Ii. were up - at 90l2, and currency debts were -
liver nj 51lo Canada Southern hrsts were more
than usually active aud rose 3 to 947s and New
York, Chicago and St. LOUIS irS's were I'd
2rsts were weak at 1854 East Tennessee,
Virginia and Georgia IS were St-ady at
the incomes fell from 3o TO 3GG3I ana f Gu 59Io
aud Da1vIlle debentures rose / per cory " 30 =
Mnmol Union sinking fund. advanced from 10
79S Kansas and PaGG GSnSos s %fde at $50 %S
ter at 9sl2 Texas and facihc at s0@si
Northern Pacific irsts were srol at lo3i2~ Ioo'S'
Annexed are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-09
finanriIL
OFPIcR OF THE ONTARIO SILVER MINING COMPANY
- Is WALt~Sr., NEW. YORK Feh lggY

OEHIV" TIE ONIAhIU I'll
by INSTRUCTIONS from the Comments
~ head once IN san francisco to announce TIA,
une Eluehus OF the MARIO SILVER MINING NJ
PANY are for the present suspended " A 'i-'' W.
me Mine continues To Yield sat- factory the product for
1882 being or the assay value canal t AGA ooo
fine ounces OF silver which brought the average about
81 0 gold per -e' ~'"N'
Notwithstanding the heavy outlay for improve
ments and OPTIONAL pumping aud hosting machinery and
running the drainage tunnel S5OJOOO tha
plus profits had from $50 500 on April J. is to
t23SOOO on December !, 1882. -' ~
The Company however. has deemed t advisable to pur
chase the adjoining tho Last Chance being an
Ontario property the control oS
the Railroad the with which Il
connected round figures these properties will col
about s55OO00 To out this project and per-
supply of cheap fuel wi about $35D
aud the cash hand To provide for this
mended by the stockholders at the meeting January
10 suspend dividends for few months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-09

272O 900 bush future 10000 bush. cash including
Ungraded Western Mixed at q laG75c; No 8, $50 . 90
Steiner Mixed e 40 !:a I2 gsce in e esSS'GI IN
elevator under the market; bite southern 80
10 Mixed February 7aSlS+Ss on L'0' 7iiitsa72Sc
closing 72Sc May. 7Oa7lc- closing 70pc r steamer
g7c OATS Market ia ac be,tcr active tr4os man az
in options: sales l 35l ,OOU bush, includnp 10 - NJ
az Is zoe for certificates soc delivered No f9St"4
for certificates 5Oiac delivered No quoted ZIG 10
d. 0c: White do 5OebSc White state 5SSSS2'i;jo 20 O.
Mixed February 4Ss. 149c closing $50 March 4u4U
5Oc closing A. &C.: Aprf 7se5O2 he. closing 5oci may
49asd50c closing 49a4c ,aot sd ~ &c
100 d. si0fI 10 shaTps 81 loaSl 10 Rye Foed s'c~
.BUCKWHEAT nominal at Tic
nrrrnouM's LONDON cABLEGRAM or THE SRI INST
REPORTS QUANTITY OF GRAIN On PASSAGE As FOL
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EUROPEAN Markets.

LIVERPOOL. Feb. S.-BacOn Cumberland cut 400; short
Rih 6UOd Pork. Prime Moss, SbOd dp Western = Lard
Prime Western 67Gd American ChOlce 06pd Corn.
BIOd for Mixed old furpenthe spirits 31ud PrOVlHOn9-
Lard hbOd cwt tor American ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Western wheat 9JdD 81 pr centa Tor cal
club UdGJOOd for Red Western SPRING oOod49 sd
Tot HE'D Winter ..,.
EoSDoN F-b s.-SDirits Turpenuns. 3S3l calcutta
Llnsced. 4Ojd quarter iinsccn on. AEp W@H@I 90
per tun. Tnl0W 40 DER cwt Refined Petroleum. OAd0
OAd -.
cenUmes nor % k0-
ANTWERP Feb S-Pctrucum lb francs on confines TOT
American paid aud - francs on cehilno5 sellers
Wiirox's Lard. l4O francs 90 Genuine, per 100 kuOs
BRKNRN Feb. H-PcudlrIm. Z marks 80 piennigs VIII
eOAs Lard closed 81 pfonnigs 10 SIOs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-09
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS or PRODUCE.
Per YOrif Rig'r. V-35,iI AT 4u,rDtts
vnpv rbursdov Ecb = 100
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YoRK. Thursday. Feb. \. 1888.

ASHES-Qu and unchanged
COFFEE quiet the spot at afurther advance: OPP
and cher, Far cagoes Sc sales 81 900 bags
73j elise. for March. 74O6LbO for APRIL 90 n
1900 May, July. and 6c for October MID
grades very with good demand still sales 1900 BAGS
Costa 700 bags Savana 1000 bags MaiacabO 800
BAGS Jamaica private terms also 100 mats December
Padaug Ice; 500 do do lGisc and 900 do September
at lie.
COTTON-SpOt Cotton Ice. higher hut slow AZ the ad
vance bales "a bales last EVENING" including 10
bales fo export and 50 bales for consumption Delivered
on contracts LOO bales Receipts the ports day
20s6 against ~ BIB bales tins day last weeE and
september J. f.f4Oiy& bales
against 1913 153 bales same period last season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-09


~ PARTMFNr Bureau for the Collection OF AsseSslents
aud and Assessments ana o Ofooh "1or
Rents. -.
CLERK or ARRRAls. November -, ISL
Of L lands ana t'ueilehts III uIPatt
taxes of S7 1873 - and Croton water rents Oh 1870
1871 and 1878 under the direction Oi Aah CamPVe |OmP
to Ter Of the city OF Now YORK ,,. ,,. ,,r.,,,. %
Tbe med hereby gives public notice pursuant 10
tho n,oysons of the entitled An Att lot lV oOeclio
~ ea assessment, ,rOtOn wafer rents III lhe Cy OF
e Yok aud the several acts Ia relation tAeieO
passed Apri T. ~ . , Ill i,,ds and tanenan,s In
the nm Of Sew which taxes have been lAd ana con.
In Nos. 10 - inclusive, Tor tho
VeaIs 1871 1873 1879, ad now remaining uue ana I'M
maid and the respective owners al Lana ana lehe
tl,n York situated In the wa Dis aiOre
On the regular COtOn " aer re u been aid
g. be ars 1876 1871 and i51S and remaining duo
and unpaid required 20 pay the sal taxes ami CotOn
Woter rent emainn duo mi ulpai u the oectOr Of
smens CleR OF Arrears at Ma Ono In the Depart
rut of Fnan,e the Court House. with the interest
Thereon OF per cent annum provided by
Chapter SO Of the Laws OF 1851 nom the time wnen the same
became the time Of payment together with the charges
and nd, eris"men and default shall Dc maze
such payment such ands aud tnemens VIII be sofa a
auction at toe court House in tho tity Han
Park. in the city OF New YORK on MOndny alch 0t 1901
OcOck for the lowest term OF years Al Men any
shall offer tO take the IN consideration O ANhno
Ing Of trOtOn water rent. as the case my
and and The interest thereon ~ aOIesai
the time ~ sale 10 ether with the charges OF is S
and adj tsement and All Other COSTS ana chArses
thereon AMI that sale will be- continued from luo W
time until all the lands ami tenements 80 adFeruSou 'o ~
shall be sold 1870, -..,o,,a,, n,
tho taxes ana Water routs tho ownership V So
which and Groom water rents
laid h. Dulished Ia pam and that copies OF INC saul
pamphlet lOsted In the Oico or the &
nents aud CleIk oil Arrebs ana VIII DO ueh.oio PN
applying Ior the same 70 and cfarE ot rT.ars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-09
Bid. Asked.

The SubTreasury to-day gained S514,4S2 on
balance made ND by gains of 1884 coin and
S41, 51S currency. The days transactions covered
Receipts, 81. 269,G13; payments. 500, III cur
1895 Money to-day was in abundant supplv NJ
the Stock Exchange and call loans ruled 3i20403
per cent. The domestic EXCHANGES on Newly Ork AT
the places named are quoted as follows Savannah par
to Il premium; CharlestOn,par to Il premium; New,
Orleans par TO % cents premium for cOmmcrcal ana
50 premium for bank Chicago 50025 cents dis
count, and Boston 35040 cents premium.
The clearinghouse statement today Is as
follows: Exchanges, $123,537,329; balances
81, 263, $50.
The United States Treasurer at Washington to-
day received $4,000 National bank notes i0r
redemption. The customs receipts were S9i3'oZo'
and the internal revenue receipts 500, 330:
with only Il slightly better demand Tor iorelgn
exchanges the markets hardened ana RAGS i9r
sterling were advanced. We quote for business as Iol
lows Bankers bills "a 80 ami ~ o6!4 ior long
and short sterling respectively; 02l'S anu
5.l7'S for francs 9434 and 0Jl2 for IclchnaThs'
80 q and 40ls for guilders.
Ire Governors OF tn Bank of England at thPlI
regular weekly meeting to-day made ~ change III
the banks minimum rate for discount, anu ~ re-
mains at 4 per cent. Dnrine the week the panS
gained f2S0,000 bullion supplemented by gam OF
$4,000 on ba ance today, but the proportion OF ts
reserve to its liabilities reduced from ~ l3-Io
to 4Gs Der cent. against 1913 PER cent at MS uate
last year. The weekly statement OF the baiS
OF France shows gains OF 0,175,OOO francs I'D golu
and 1,975,00 francs IN silver. AT tie Lohuoh
Stock Exchange British consos were unchanged.
United States 3l2s were u lower at 1906 and Ameri-
can railways generally were about STEADY, WIN
small gains Tor few of them. At Paris, frehoh
per cents rose TO 1915 francs and SIGHT exchange
on London was up to 25.23l2 francs to the /.
The receipts of flour and gram AZ the prlncipaI
Atlantic ports this Sth day of February were:
D.fla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-09

By f. N. LudioW d Co.
plot OF land cor Of Lexington and Je9erson.st;
piSt OF land cor OF Lafayette and New Utrectaye.
Morris Wilkins 49, ....................
ots cor OF othaye and Waverey place OF 4th.aye,
eaOh lot 25XlO4: w ] COnnell. ...................
Brady 800
let cor Of 5th,ave and Lexington-aye. 25xlO2.2
Ahearn .......---. --..
ioe cor OF 5th-ave and Clnton.aye. 25xl0O.9; same
"tS CnniOn-ave, OF 4th-ave, each lot 25xlOO;
Furst 81 Bennett
fOt Vi Land on cor OF 4th and Lexington ave- 1879 10
xluO Brady and Tav OF. ..-..................
lots Wayerley place. o Of 4th ave each 25xlO0;
Lyncn ana Mr ole ikey Observation-Disclosures
core lot bounded py Forest-place 4th-ave and Lex.
ingtoD avo; John Martin. Observation-Disclosures.
plot OF land cor OF LeXingtona and 4th-aye. 100
xlOO hartin and Brady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-09
JlnInclal.

ST. LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO RAILWAY co.,
F,brusry - 1883. }
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT FOR
~ the purpose the annual meeting Of the Stockholders
this Company, To Do held a st LOUIS Mo- tuesday tho
proN the transfer books Of the capun sOok VIII 10
closed Saturday lOth Inst a and Will ROMAN
coscd until the morning Of "Wednesday March - 1883
4. W. LILLE.
fNHE UNDERSIGNED have tins day iOlmed
4 copartnership under the firm name OF GEoisdG NJ.
VAN NOftT & DAVIS trausaong genera DanklB
brokerage business NJ Nos and Br9adst New
York GEORGE M. VAN NOHI,
ANSLEY >. DAVIS,
~~beI ". " stock Exchange.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-09
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Thursday. Feb. 8. 10
The following sales were held at the
change Salesroom to-day:
By a. H. Muller q Son.
b-story marble front and brick stores with plot Of
land. Nos 328, 1928 ana $50 Broadway, es be-
tween Pearl and Worthsts with frontage OF rs ~
on no 500 Pearlst, and 95 II on mos %. 80 and
eSl W0rth.s st plot Of land 75xl50I76.5I25xl807
xIbx30xl00: Bartlett. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $o2
Sstory brick and frame buildings with lot. No GAL
Broadway, W cor OF Bleeckerst extending 10
NO 2l0) Mercerst plot OF land 26x2JO 4 90
BOgert ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 4
l-story iron building with lot No 1884 Broadway. Sc
cor OF Worth 81. lot 53x100; James A. Hayden. y
BYE H. Ludloto q co.
io-aotory brick building with lot No b Bondst ms,
1 30; IL OF Broadway, lot 26rlUO; Charles a.
BY BERNARD Smyh.
ostory brick dwelling with lot No sos West 9th
siss o. II OF lOth-aye lot Z0I75 Thomas
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OFFICE OF
LRHrGH AND WuKEsBARRR COAL COMPANY.

LEIfGH WILhEbBAhRK COMPANY,
234 SOUTH 3Dsr. PHILADELPHIA.)
NOTICE.-The annual election for n presi-
dent directors OF this company will be held
Office In the Office the Lehigh Coal and Nayg tOu
panv, No. 234 south 5dst the City Of Philadelphia
I'll URSDAY. February ~. 1888
Polls 1890 TIE transfer books will close at
G. R POTTS. Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-09
CORPORATION Nollre;-

OITY OF NETWORK, FINANCE De
~ PARTMFNT Bureau the Collection OF Assessments
and ears of Taxes Assessments and o Croon Waer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-09
Real estate WanIeo.

WANTED TO BUY-DakOta and Northern
w Minnesota lands Address W. T. HILL "aS"ns''"
d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-09
Drooklnn propertn for Sale ano 60 fet.

NOR SALE--A chemical factory IN BROOKLYN,
n D. near wharfage ~ lots bilck build n.s ma
,,or onnaratns for manufaotu mdiclua and other
cneilo' KELSEY 81 DAN,
J'iN'"e No SO Broadway, BROOKLYN. r. u
NOR SALE on very easy terms, lOur-stQry
L brick yelling on the west side oi Coumbn uelghb
9v he ween Fulton wall street Ferries overlooking
th hay and running through To Fumans Win iourstOy
ZJG 30; small amount On Ol CASH
Teouued Address Z. LESTER. Tribune once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-09
Citn Real estate for Sale.

A We offer for sale, ready for occupation,
IN. the following list choice new houses bunt by our
No 20 6oth-st 80 feet wide corner Madison AVeD
No SIS MadisOn.aye. "a q feet wide
Nos. Al and - West $50 ST., p feet vide each.
No 277 LeXingtOn-ave., "A feet wide - 1890.
las las and lat East 36thst from II and 20 feot
wide. at very mode ate prices, or VIII rent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-09
FORT HAMILTON. NY, PRoPERr

s,,oIy oriek dwelling with lot No sos West 9th
~ : ,, ~, 81 II OF lOthave. lot Z0I75; Thomas
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The following were ths recelDts and shipments a.
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day.
Rec,lpJ, ShiDnonts
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-09-27
squatting Taurus weakens.

Milwaukee, 26.-The ceremony of
receiving Sitting Bull, the great In
dian chief, into the Catholic church,
which it was anticipated would take
place this week at Fort Yates, has
been Indefinitely postponed because
Sitting Bull cannot make up his
mind which of his two wives he will
let go. The forms of the church for
bid communicate more than one.
Bishop Morley has had him under
his care for several months, and his
instructions were being rapidly alb
sorbed by the chief; but separation
from his wives proved too much
for him, ana he will probably return
to heathenism.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-09-27
Wool. Growers Association,

Chicago, 20. The National Wool
growers association met here this
morning. Vermont, New York,
Ohio, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wis
con, Illinois, Kansas, Minnesota,
Texas, Colorado and West Virginia
are represented. The entire fore
noon and a large portion OF the aft
ernoon were occupied in the election
of officers for the ensuing year.
Hon. Columbus Deluno, Of Ohio,
candidate of the convention which
met yesterday and expressed its
objections to the course Of the old
officers OF the association relative
tr tariff legislation on wool, was
easily elected president, but heated
discussion ensued upon the nOminsS
ton of w. Markham, Of New 7 ork, as
secretary, Notwithstanding the fact
that he was on the ticket presented
by the directors. Markham ex-
planned that there was no founda-
ton for the inuendoes as to his
motives in connection with
tariff legislation, and after
being elected by reclamation
refused to accept the Office.
He was, however, prevailed on to
withdraw his resignation till the
afternoon session, when the body
reconvened. Markham again ten
dered his resignation as secretary,
and after some further Wrangling,
Albert Chapman, of Vermont, was
chosen, and Z. h. fBeally
of West Virginia, treasurer ;
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-09-27
Miscellaneous.

Washington, 26.-The protracted
indisposition of the minister Of
Japan has induced his government
to grant him an indefinite leave of
absence, and in a few days he will
leave for his country.
Buffalo, 26.-Fire this morning
destroyed the Steinberg elevator.
Loss, S155 900.
New York, 26.-The directors of
the Denver & Rio Grande tO~day
elected Frederick LoYejoy, of Phil
adelphia, president.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-09-27
GREAT DISCnVERY-

That is daily bringing Joy to the
homes Of Thousands by saving many
Of their dear ones from an early
grave. Truly Is DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs,
Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Hay
Fever, Loss Of Voice, Tickling in
the Throat, Pain in Side and Chest,
or any disease Of the Throat and
Lungs, a positive cure. Guaranteed.
Trial Bottles, free at. 2. @. NJ. 1.
Drug Store. Large size S1.00. 8
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-09-27

DR.. Van Hummcll has been in Salt Lake
put two weeks, and already offers the follow
apg Wel Wen. citizens as references about
the great success OF his treatment Of CatsyTL
OF the Noset ] broat and LUNGS: '''-- =
JuoEe u j. Wenner, Office over London
Major ". B. Bid.
W. Bredemeyer, Mining Engineer and
nlted Sla.es surveyor, 4S Second South
lief until now. ~ ~
Mr.. Stephen Leyburn, First South and
Second Fast streets. '''>'
DR.. Steinhari, 22i State road, tried all ,l,s
urominent physicians in st. Louis ann NayT
York, and went 10 Europe last year. He Cot
no benefit until the past two weeks under 6T
Van Bummelrs treatment.
Mr.. Orson RoFersI with Spencer ClaEson
says t'Life Is looking brighter now"