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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-30
The Referee.

OF all Saloons in Salt Lake Town
That suits me to a 7,
Is on First South Street No. 6,
And called the Referee,
they have Wines and Liquors of the best
On hand as well as Brandies.
AT mixing drinks, why Hebe and Bob
Are the finest class of dandies.
Now please call in and see them,
You II find it cool and nice
Their beer is of the very best, fr
And always Kept on ice.
Perehance that you should doubt it,
Why just step in and see
The way the business it is done
Down at the Referee.
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SPECIAL NOTICE

On an after Wednesday, September 239
1885, the Utah & Nevada Railway Com,
pany will resume running its Baf6ian
Tyaia to the Lake, leaving Salt Lake
City daily at 4.15 pm, returning arrive
at 7.15 pm. Fare for the round trip.
only SOC. w. w. RITTER, Supt.
). +. .FENToN, G. f. & 2. a.
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,. ARE I " MADE miserable by In
diseslloh, Constipation. Dizziness, Loss
o U: APpeute, Yellow Skin p Shiloh IS
itaiiIer IS. positive cure. For sale
az ~ =. emlth &iCo.'s Drug Store. 10
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-30

ONE OF the most frequent remarks
passed by the. ladies for the past few
days is: "Simon Bros.' stock. this
season, is simply immense.'' And the
ladies generally know what they are
talking about. .4l.,
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M John ThieI. wnkesbarre. Pa,
writes: i have suffered frem Salt Rheum
forever elght,years, at times so bad that ]
could not attend to my business for weeks
at time. Three boxes OF CUTICURA and
four bottles RBsoLvENr have entirely cu-ed
me Of this dreadful disease.H
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Have educed the price of photographs
All work done by the dry-pIate instanta
neous process. Reduction permanent. =
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: A NAsALIYJECToR free with each
bottle of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy
Price 80 cents. For sale at A. C. Smith
Il Co.'S Drug Store. -16
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BrHAcH-Sure pop for Bed Bugs
Crlckets, Caterpillars. and all insects,
Sold by Druggists and Grocers. z. q.
NJ. |. Drug Store, sole agnts. u
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Chas. HOugbeOn, Esq, lawyer, % State
street. Boston, reports case of Eczema an
der MS observation for ten years, which
covered the patients body and limbs. and
70 when all Known methods of treatment
was completely cured solely by the CUTI
skin.
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Filling Up.

L. Goldberg's two stores and base
ments are filling up very fast with New
and Stylish Clothing, Hats and Gents
Furnishing Goods.
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WHY WILL YOU cough, when
Shiloh's Cure will give immediate re
lief. Price 10c,. SOC. and 81. For sale
at A. G. Smith u Co. IS Drug Store. II
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Z WHOLESALE BUYERS of millinery and
fancy goods will do well to call or send
their orders to Simon Bros
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ECZEMA
and Every Species of Itching
and Burning Diseases q
Cured bY Cuticura. 4

UCZEMA, or Salt Rheum, with its agoniz-
N ing itching and burning, Instantly re.
lived BY warm bath with CUTICURA Soar.
and a single application of OUTICURA, the
great Skin Cure. This repeated daily, with
Two or three doses OF CUTICURA REsoLvENT.
the new Blood Purifier, to keep the blood
cool, the perspiratiOn pure and unirrit
active, viii speedily cure Eczema, letter,
Ringworm, Psoriasis, Lichen, PIuritus, Scali
Head, DaRdruff, and every species of Itch
ing, Scaly and Pfmply Humors of the Scalp
and Skin when the best physicians and all
known remedies fail.
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Tha SECOND shinmant

MoNTsERRAr Lime fruit juice, 60 cents
per quart at CULMER & Bios.
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Fox & Synons

FINEST LINEN writing papers at
T G, II. PARSONS & Co.
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Sold by all druggists. Price: CUrICVRA.
SOC REsoLvHET. 500. SOAP, Csc. Prepared
by POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co,
Boston, Mass.
RFATTTIFy THE COAIPLEXION AND
N~AO Skin by using the CUTICURA
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Will Mcdonald, 2542 Dearborn Street,
Oh cago, gratefully acknowledges a cure OF
Eczema, or'Salt Rheum, on head, neck, face,
arms and legs for seventeen years: not able
to walk, except on hands and knees, for one
year; notable to help himself for eight years,
nOunced his case hopeless; permanently
cured by CUIICUEA REsoLyE1T blood puri-
fer internally, andCUuCURA and CUTICURA
SOAP (tie great skin cures) externally.
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II. DINWooDEY,
w. W. RITTER

| been aScertalned that the 'Old Empire
Mill property" and the New Marble
| Works property mentioned in the re-
! port are distractions in the Wav of ear
rying out the designs of the Council in
making the contemplated improvement
in our water works system; and there
are other obstacles in the way of the
CORPORATION controlling the waters flow
ing from City Creek The lands oc-
cupied by the creek bed and adjacent
thereto, beginning at a point i'm
mediately east of First East Street OBJ
posite what IS known the "Old Black
smith Shop" running thence easterly
and northerly along said creek for d
distance OF a mile or more, is now
o Hned by Mr.. J. G. Kingsbury of this
city. Mr.. Kingsbury's claim covers an
area of about go acres, and includes !
the "Old Saw Mill Water Power" the |
Old Empire Mill Water, Power the |
E'New Marble Works Water Power" !
and the large graYel-beds formerly |
worked by tue city for street grading |
purposes.
The ground Immediately above and |
adjoining this tract of land is owned by |
the corporation, and the creek is prac-
tically controlled by the city from that
point to the north boundary line,
distance of.about six miles. afi@
The water p overs now established on
the creek are standing obstruction to
the further Development of our water
works in the canyon, and it appears to
me necessary that the corporation
should become posses: ed of the absolute
control of City Creek in the interests of ]
he citizens. 0 III TT
l therefore recommend to the careful
of the Council the pro-
pretty OF negotiating for the whole tract
u y land owned by Mr.. Kingsbury, that
ne corporation may be secured in the
control of City Creek, and the large
;rayel deposits for the use and benefit. =
Il the city. Oe
cannot TOO strongly urge upon Won s
Ne necessity of early action in Ii 1;
HIser, as ! consider it to be of great t
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The City Council met at the usual
hour last evening, Mayor Sharp pre-
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ParneII's Reception.

New YORK, December 17.-Prepara-
tions for the reception of Parnell.
although up to the present conducted
in private, are represented to be on a
grander scale than any former IRISH
movement in this city. The eo-Opera-
ton of such Irish Americans as Eugene
Kelly, John D. Curnmins, Mayor Grace,
Joseph ]. O'Donahue, Miles NJ. O,Brien,
James F. Coleman, Morgan O'Brien.
John Dewey and others well known in
the banking business and professional
circles, has been Sc cured in the fOrma
ton OF the citizens committee, . to-
gether with delegates from the National
League and various other Irish
societies, and every thing but the
MINOR details of the reception has
been arranged. Nearly all the city Of
6cialS OF Irish birth or descent, and
many prominent Americans. have
promised their support To the move
ment. 1t is also expected that Governor
Hill will preside az the reception. Suit
able arrangements will be made to give
the place of honor to the visiting dele
cations from other States aud cities
The committee will make it q point of
honor to keep it clear of even the sus-
piciOn of American party politics
Prominent Irishmen here say that I'M
less the Chicago dissensiOnS are healed
the convention which Is TO meet in that
city in January will be failure In
evidence of this feeling. an urgent ap-
peal from prominent New York Irish
men has been cabled to Parnell. asking
him not to jeOpardize MS position by
coming to this country at all. Parnell has
replied, through one OF his ieufenants,
that he is giving the matter his most
careful consideration. A member of
Parliament who is in Parnell's con
idence, has written 70 a friend in this
city, and says that unless the deplor-
able Chicago quarrels and attempted
ostraeism OF leading Irish citizens are
speedily stopped, the Irish leader viii
not come to America or give the con-
vention any countenance. 1t is pre-
dicted that the Parliamentary fund now
being collected by the committee here
Will reach 500 900 in short time.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-12-18
GENERAL NEWS.
A Big Fire in jacksonville,
Fla, on Thursday.
THE HOME RULE PROPOSALS.
Receivers APpOinted-Dsnuis Nc
Carthy Dead-The Irish Question
The Chinese Must Go-Etc.
GENERAL NEWS.
THE HOME RULE PROPOSALS
The Rome-RuIe Proposals.

LONDON, December 1.-THE opinions
of the various leaders have been sought
on the subject of Irish Home Rule pre-.
posals, which have caused great sen
sation in political circles.
The Pail Mall Gazette having alleged
that Earl Spencer had acquIesced III the
scheme. Earl Spencer teiegTaphs: NO
scheme of hOme-rule has received nv
approval
Sir Charles Dixie says it is premature
to discuss the subject.
NJ Healy s-fySh he cannot express an
oplnion on the subject before his party
meets.
Mr.. O'COnnor declares that Ireland
will not be satisfied with less than Can
ada enjoys, and will not contribute TO
the British Exchequer.
Mayor Sullivan, of Dublin, saws: al
cannot unders and how any assembly
can save what the landlords call their
interests. They viii perish by the in
exorable law of nature. The m1nOrities
creed of politics is as safe IN Ireland as
IN England. Large nome rule viii be
more certain to work Satisfactorily to
both parties. Chamberlain says II
Harnell should approach the Liberal
party in reasonable and considerate
spirit they would fairly and impartiagTy
examine any proposals he might make
and adopt them, If they agreed with
G.adstone's principles.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-12-18

The House, however, refused to order
tn division by a vote of 81 to 1873.
A proposition TO create a Constitu-
tional amendment committee, presented
by Mr.. Bayne, OF Pennsylvania, and
having been defeated through the
vigorous opposition Of Tucker. of Vir-
ginia, an amendment was offered by
PAYNE, of New York, TO give the COM
mittee on the revision of the laws iuris-
diction over the proposed amend
ments TO the Constitution. The amend
ment was lost
The membership Of the committee on
accounts was Increased to nine.
Springer (Illinois) made several
attempt to abolish the committees
which he deemed useless. declaring that
some of them did no business except
to select clerks, but his efforts we're un-
81 c,eStfl.
Pending an effort on his part TO abol.
iSh the Gonna ttee on public expendi.
lures in various departments. and to
create ore committee on expenditures
in the executive department, the House
adjourned.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-12-18
? SANPETE SCRAPS.

We ARE happy to say that our little
railroad is picking upin the quantity Of
freight it handles.
The ROADS in San Pete are dusty, in
Utah and Salt Lake Counties they are
nothing but mud.
STANDING on the platform of the San
Pete Valley Railway and looking to-
wards the north we see numbers of
wagons hauling grain to Nephi and
something like the following CONVEX
sation n es:
What superior ad vantages, Mr..
superintendent, do those teanSters have
for hauling freight, above what you
offer?"
Il know of none, for we are hauling
grain for sets. per cwt. to Nephi, Gets. il
we transfer it; these figures (5cts. per
190fb) are exactly what the stores pay
t lese teanTsteTs; four days are con-
sumed in the BEGINNING and ending OF
the trip, and frequently sacks are re-
turned by the railway at the cost of the.
teamster. of course the advantage is
to the merchant; he pays merchandi5 o.
for his freight. to Us ir Is cash"
VIII tencourag 9ment have y u the
for pushing on. y
Not much, as you can see daily, 50
far as material aid IS concerned. We
have had up hill grade all the time, yet
there are great possibilities IN Sanpete,
but the citizens generally are by no
means ventureSOme in Speculations. L
thought the7e was force and point but
lIkel DamOcles' sword the argument cut
both WAYS. But despite these'discourage-
meRts | am OF the opinion the Ssnpe
Valley Railway will yet loom, ia g
faith that Mr.. Bamberger VIII by NO
means possible TO achieve allow y
little giant TO crawl always terits goal.
. The certainty and celebrity Of mails is
Tnuchlv due to the coming Of the rail
wa I, TO The centre of our ccSBtys the
ease aud certainty Of q tri1 to Sa s
Lake IN one day. aud If not tso much
BUSINESS, a return the day following.
The most excellent ouarrfes of
Ephraim, now idle, would sprisg in to
lively utility and employ much Of our
surplus labor; salt works with its
refinery would stop this bringing salt
from HoopeTsyille to San Pete; e is
local TO Newcastle. Sentinel.
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Westera Union Troubles.

NEW YORK. December 1.-THE I'm
der-Sherif, this afternoon said with
reference to the States judgment
against the Western Union Telegraph
Company for unpaid taxes, that be had
levied upon the ccn .,sny's property to
the value of $780, because the COM
nsny had failed 10 pay the amount Of
$13SS2S1 ,25S; as the personal pr 10 Ety
10 cover the amount Of the judgment.
the sheriff was compelled to include in
the levy the WesternUDion building at
1876 Broadway, and also the machine
workshop or Church, street. The law
yers for the Western Union company
said al they wanted was fair play sad
al they wanted would be settled.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-12-18
HOUSE.

y AsaINsToN, December I7.-Dibble,
(South Csrolina), asked leave to intro
duce 8 joint resolution proposing q
Constitutional amendment. 1t provides
that in case of the removal from Office
by death. resignation or constitutional
Inability, both of the President and
VIce-P President of the United States, the
Office OF President shall deyolye upon
the second Vice President, who shall be
voted for in distinct ballots st the same
time and in like manner and Cor the
same term as the President and Vice
President by electors appointed by the
several States. The second Vice
President shall preside over the Senate
in the absence of the Vice-Presldent or
in case the office of President shall de-
Yo,ve upon the ce-President.
Randall PennsylTania) said he had
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-12-18
Jacksonville Big Fire

JAcKsoH71LLE, Fss,. Dec mbsro III I
q. m--In spite of the efforts OF the Ere
men the fire which broke out last night
in Hubbard's warehouses on the dock
spread to Abel Block, in which were 10
Gated the Herald newspaper and other
Offices. The buildingsi in the rear of the
wharf with their contents are destroyed
Hubbard's loss, estimated on building
anu stock, is $l30 600; insurance 500, coo.
Benedict 8 Co., on warehouse, loss $751;
900. Abel's block is badly Quilted; loss
$25 600; Kuen Bros. loss ST, 900; in
surancs SIS eco; Herald neWsI sper loss
SzUUO0, partly insured.
l.30 a. In.-At this hour II looks as if
other large houses would be barned out.
The 1re Is the most disastrous Jackson
vile ever knew.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-12-18
RECEIVERS Appointed.

NV ORLEANS, December 1.-THE ap-
-plication Of the Missouri Pacific Rail
way company, on which Judge Pardee.
in the United States Court, yesterday,
appointed ex-governor Brown. Of Ten
Iiessee. and Ex-Governor Sheldon, of
New Mexico, receivers Of the Texas and
Pacific Railway Company, was heard at
great length. After consideration of
the case-J Judge Pardee appointed the re-
oeiVers mentioned and orders were
telegraphed to of9e , o. the road mott
Tying them of the action Of the court.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-12-18
The irish Question.

DUBLIN, December IS.-The freeman
Journal says: It is reasonable for Eng.
land to require a guarantee for the pro-
lection of the landlords legitimate in
terest. The most hopeful scheme is for
the Irish Parliament 70 purchase the
lands, repaying England by annuity,
England to apportiOn the purchase
money and Ireland to deal with the
tenants. The failure to pay the annuity
to the imperial exehe9Her would virtu-
ally imperil Ireland's Independence II
IS, therefore, thought imperative 70 ems
courage Irish industries, which English
legislation and unfair competition by
English capitalists have destroyed, but
we are willing to restrict the power OF
protection In order to assure England
hat our purpose is not d hOsti one.
We wish Mr.. Gladstone God speed. We
beseech the lrishmen. to remember his
difficulties, and be prepared to accept a
reasonable COMPROMISE on our rights, if
the sacrifice of our principal rights, be
not involved.
The foregoing article was inspired
by ParneM.
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western Export Association.

DENVER, December 17.-At a meeting
of the Western Export Association Of
the whisky pool, held here to-day, 70
consider the question of surplus stock,
it was decided TO reduce the price OF
raw goods from $1.1i to 81. 10 per gallon,
and to limit all distuleries at present
running to 331< per cent. OF their capa-
city. It also decided to export, even
at loss, and 10 equalize the exports &C
cording to the domestic demand.
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Tha General. FuperaI.

WAsHIssros, Ga, December 1.-THE
funeral of General Robert Toombs took
place here to-day in the Methodist
Episcopal Church. The whole town is
in mourning, and the church was
appropriately draped. The casket wss
bronze with wrought leaves OF beautiful
workmanship ornamenting II. Governor
Mcdaniel and many prominent eitl-
zens of the State we're present. The
funeral discourse was preached by
Bishop Beckwith.
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FOR SALE OR HIRE .

THE CELEBRATED THOROUGHBRED
j ball Ferdinand, " 14l5, by Neptune, COL,
dan Fairy 10th 1883 may be seen at the
ysrd Of II. 5. Eldredge, Thirteenth Ward.
! have recently imported a carload of
thoroughbred registered Devons, from one
Of the best stocked FARMS in New England
and viii now dispose of part Of them.
have six thoroughbred bull calves from 4 to
months old.
Farmers and cattle men that desire to i'm
prove their stock, viii do well to examine
them. For further particulars apply 70
BEN Z. ELDREDGE,
Thirteenth Ward. Salt Lake City.
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Trial for Heresy.

When a clergyman's enemies Want %
destroy him, they charge nm MN ~
heresy. and get up trial to prove t ns!
his doctrines are all wrong. Wnen Olo
Satan wants to upset s minister use
fitness be attacks him with ut OF oys-
nenSia But Satan's efforts in this Oil.
rection can be defeated by the use OF
Rrown's Iron Bitters. The Rev. }. ID.
Tehring. of Codorus, Pa. was CON-
nIeteIy restored from severe illness oy
Browns Iron Bitters. So vas the rev e,
Mr. Barham, OF WarrentoRn, :. = ne
Rev. Mr.. Ofhey. OF Newbern, =: y
saws. at is one OF the best meaieinei
known"
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E..Ind.ll,. Pre.ldsntiaI Eleetion Bill.

WAsHHeTox, December H,-RandaAll
has prepared a bill for introduction in
the House providing that the Presiden-
tiaI Electors shall hold Office for four
wears and elect within one month q sue
cessor to the President and Vice7Presli
dent whenever vacancies exist, An
election of President would be neces'
sarv only IN case avacancy should oc-
cn, simultaneous with the vacancy IN
the Office of President. The Secre-
tarv of State and the other Cabinet ON
GERS. in their regular order, have the
right of succession during the ln'er-
regnum.
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Governor for Life.

LosDoS, December ia dispatch
from Berlin TO the Sf.Inaard says: The
Sultan Ct Turkey appoints Prince
Alexander Governor Cor life over Eas-
tern RoumeHa with the right to sue
ceSsion.
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REMOVAL.

TIONEER FANCY STORE. MRS. B. 5.
Long has removed to IS and 81 (, First
mat a full line of Millinery and Fancy
Goods viii be kept. Hats and Trimmings
Woods, CreWells, Chenille, Embroidery
silks, APrasine, RihbOSene, MaCrama, etc
Notions of ell kinds; also q complete as
sOrtment of WSX Flowers and Fruit Material
The Only Line kept In Salt Lake Lessons
given IN fancy work Stamping done 70 or
der MRS. B. 8. LONG.
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Un-@Luek.x Raldwln.a

san FBAScIsoo, De sember 17.-Los
angeles, California: Lucky Baldvin's
famous tWo-year-old colt "Kismet,S
who figured in many prominent Eas-
tern races during the past season. died
suddenly last night. He had ATesord
of 2 %
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-12-18
weII-Known Journalist Dead.

SAX FBAscIsec, December II. -
Dennis z. Mccarthy, proprietor Of the
Virgins. Nevada. lsr6niele, and one Of
the best known journalists on the Pa
ci6c Coast. died last night. at IrVington,
Alameda County.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-12-18
RAILROAD Notes

SAN Francisco. December 1.-The
committee of three, on the reorganiza-
ton of the Trans-Continental Railway
Association submitted majority and
minority reports. The former was
signed by representatives and creditors
or the road. The traffic of the road Wss
encouraging, but it would be impossible
to earn interest on the obligations until
the sum of at least 81 600 600 should be
expended on the property, the ihysie2l
condition of which was bad, caused By
the poor work of the construction com
pany which built it. Thel equipment
shops, terminal facilities, stations and
water supply were all In fair condition.
With the improvements the operating
expenses would be reduced from 81 per
cent. in 1884 to 30 per cent. IN 1850 u
saving of 81 1000, 000.e The committee
further say it is useless to discuss the
question of terminal mortgage, as the
amount which could be raised
50, 242 ,0O0-would beel t rely inadeQ 1ate..
They also recommend the appoint
ment of q general officer who shall re-
side in Texas, with power to adjust
questions satisfactorily 20 the COM
muhity and advantageous to the COM
pany. In conclusion, the commit ee'
urges the absolute necessity of an i'm
mediate consideration of the ways OF
completing and restoring property, and
the prompt adoption Of such action as
the emergency demands res
NEW YORK, december The Sep
tember statement of the Southern "a
cific Railway Atlantic. system, which
includes Galveston. Harrisburg and
San Antonio, Texas, and New Orleans,
Louisiana Western, New York, Texas
and Mexican and Morgan lines, show
an increase of .$107 1888 net earnings,
compared with September, 1884.
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AGENTS WANTED

- All. PARTS OF THE TERRITORY,
a. solicitors for frst-class Life Insur-
snee. Address this city, william 9l2smann'
annistion. OF New YORK.