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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-16
PROSPEROUS AMATEUR PIERS

The first annual meeting OF the society Oh
Amateur Photographers OF this city held Tues
day evening at its rooms, No. 1890 Broadway. Reports
Of the years work submitted. new standard
electric ncandescent lamp for In the testing OF SEN
stive plates invented and constructed for the society,"
by Thomas A. Edison was exhibited ana explained ny C
Dean also a novel portable electric lamp for lighting
and roller shutter for making instan-
taneous pictures The rapid progress made by the SO
cjety during the year was pointed IL was voted
that II should become Incorporated. The following
officers were elected: President Frederick Q. Beach ;
vice president DR. John H. Janeway u S. A.; secretary,
Charles W. Garfield treasursrJ0sep Rch executive
committee, Henry j. Newton. Gao H. Ripley aud k0pcrt
A. Smith; committee of arrangements, Henry " faT
SELL Gilbert A. Robertson and w. Scandln; committee
on geiatne plates Henry j. Newton. Dexter H. walker
Dr john ii. Janeway and q. w. Dean.
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, April 15.-The proceedings
Of the United States Supreme Court to-day as
follows:
No 624-John Morris and others appellant, agt the
City OF NewOreans Appeal from the Circuit Court OF the
United states for the Eastern District OF louisiana Decree
70 dismiss the oil without costs per stipulation;
No Richard Merrick and others. plaintiff In error
agr Dewitt e Gddngs. Continued.
No 249-John +. wollensak, appellant, ayt Frank A..
Reiher, and
No. l.242-John F. wollensak. appellant ag Frank A.
Reiher. Argument concluded.
No 25oExpare-In the matter Of Louis Reggd appellant
Submitted.
No 2j2-1he New Orleans. Spanish Fort and Lake Rail.
road Company paini1 in error George Deamore and
others. Argued
No 253-Arthur George Brown administrator etc. appel
ant agt the state Of Maryland and others. Argument
begun
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BAN FRANCISCO. April Is. 1885.
Norcross continues to decline.
STATE or TRADE
DoMEsrIC SfA ETs.

s% s;;,s' a. Ss:s;@ s's'' 3 s;s' 4
p ssS
iana 81 oossiai = No Western winter Req SPOT s,ss
8 A s higher M S ss..rp 49, ssns
White. So sooc. Yellow 5se ,sH' western Mixed
iss A' &c.
.sss%y sa1
1000 5000 bush sIeas1tsTwhsa. 800 Sas6
corn $1,000 bush
Boston April ie-FlouI 5m Western ssRerans sS SS ~
8 So g. E.
XS0w s sse NS s'i% %h M,sd &
short ' ss.sy .rI Ss.s:
Ss cS sacks s SGv 1899 BUSH BUSH
spring Roller passn g 5. aSy W ,1 :. 7, !. Is
o's SO M5sd .Ds e. Sc
G Rys ii freight .tesd
& a f Ss vi Wheat as'
au' Sas LOO S%s jo. S SSss 1880
BUSH Corn. iisSoS bush oats 100 Ou'h Rye =
S@s g. s5Ss, s. $ az r.R
sye.So ssTsyFrTs Eau soc r0,s d "a
SUI steady shoulder, 81 slortrio SO IS
s saSS" ,.ns 81 HS %Gssy Sn unchanged
dogs drm: Common and Light s. 7o@si So; Pack
ments. 100 head
SacAo9 Apr isFog5 steady AMI W,s strong , ssos:
NesOa $ S'Ss. 80 raSea,s . ISSs1 Js
RSS ys s"9
&c RED 10 % sgras No Red sSc
tos" c ,S@s '' Be- .Hs Nay closing
range ; la. ss sS'1s &p u
rev way sSSSic PORK G active, CASH
Ag g. cdn s" at aS sn ane 81 81
az 81 Lsrd arm sales ranged Cash - ss7 g. a.
a. on 5Sae i ,5s TO- S1S,nE
s. %, Clear. 80 5Ods0 % Recelps-floar, $1,000
bDls. whela 1000 bnsh' Corn 5000 ous,.; osts.
-Flour 1000 OblsL Wheat, $4,000 Oush' Cora 1900
oats o9U0O ousL' Rye. 1000 ousn' ssrey oo1o
sfaorr pr l5.-whsat lower Mol White 81 05 leash,
s Ap Spr gs 81 ei Nay = 81 u 10 sa &c cofnOSo
2 50 &C. oats-Llsht Mixed 4i1ca No White. 4iei Ma
MILWAUKEE. April l6.-wheas steady No; Cash sehsi
a asEsc RysuSc T. csS Barley : &c Provisions:
CHOICE Creamery see27o cheescsest crea NIL SS 20
1SSc aSs SSs PS Tses
bos Wheat. 5000 bush, Barley. 1900 bush.
PHILADELPHIA April l5.-Flour-rhete was sooa local
va ce the business Western ami Penusylvnia su
R Ps s. AS ~ Il psaassvsna Roller Process 81
Delaware Eaplly s. oOssj oo Winter MAsat Patent
call lots were very scare oo and Snn Lower rs s c
July OStses 6Se corn-Ihe market was duh and lower
lots steady ANA N good local trade dem,9a No.
S Md S gran Masa sn depot Sc quoted in export
elevator 5iaq51c; No 2 Mixed Apra $1,000 Syss
nay lot. lover Rejected white &c., peSnsyvsnis No
White c No Nav Thi5G. tsf an no Sn s 'ss
cs Ppi 5000 wheat $1,000 Sasas Corn;
Dusn; Corn 240J0 OuslL OaiB. 5000 Ousa.
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OF INTEREST TO THE HEIRS.
D the Ednor Of The Tribune.

To the EHNO OF IHc fFtVh"c'
SIR: notice in THE TRIBUNE of March IL
and in several papers article in reference to
certain Miss Towney, stating date Of marriage etc.
which are certainly not correct which show bad char
actor on the part of Ms Townley That Miss Townlcy
emigrated hence and married Mr. Lawrence In America
is true After Mr. Lawrences death she removed from
Long Island with her son William to Middletown Mon
mouth County. NJ j. She there married fhiip Catero''
first Governor of New-Jersey Lady Carterct and the
Governor conveyed tract OF land Hop River In said
county, to her son. VILLA Lawrence (which Iced bears
date May 1864, now known as the Burnt Mills After
the Governor died she married her cousin, Richard
Tewnley there issue by either second or third
marriage BY reference to said deed will be seen that
sh. could been married l3 years after signing
that decd. am the seventh generation from her. a,d
have the Lawreuce family Bible record OF the family
since 1902 was born raised and married In Monmouth
County N. j., am seveDty-dve years or age ana nave
given this estate attention for half century
advise parties keep their money for better purpose
than employing any one JAMES N LA"HENCA'
iuU T.,
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DIVIDENDS ON NETWORK ELEVATED.


The trial of an action brought by Stephen V.
Hardness 70 dividends and interest from the New
York and the Manhattan Elevated Railroad Companies
claimed to be due him tho stock OF the former with
the paymcn guaranteed by the latter corporation was
begun yesterday the Superior Court Special Term be
fore Chief Judge Sedgwck 1t test case involving the
interests of the stockholders Of the NewYork Company
The complaint sets forth thas June 49, 1873. the
Manhattan Company guaranteed 10 the New-York Com
pany an annual dividend of 10 per cent its capital
stock to the Sc for the term OF ninety
nine years. and also agreed to execute guarantee on
all ressued certificates On the request Of the holders there
Gates that the plaintiff pg 400 400
rs 90 1885, a wsn ss0'N
issued four certificates on which the Man.
haitian W Gs duy
until April 1881. the NewYork Company collecting the
from the @ p1d ia snce Gp
e. 1881, no dividends have been paid TO h,m II Is
further declared nat the ees en for Of the six
ending March 81. 1854. 1918 per cent for
ia55 Der cent from FEBRUARY l. 1879 April 80 1884
that during the last mentioned period tue Manhattan
Company received from the earnings OF the NewYork
Company 81 072,4s and above interest on bonds
and dividends on stock of the latter Finally II is
ayerred that certain officers and stockholders OF the two
companies have been engaged ia promoting scheme 20
effect merger agreement which put aside the 10 per
cent guarantee and In other injured the plaintiff
and other stockholders Of the YORK Elevated Rail
5os a s and to due Te pd
and the defendants enoined from doing any acts preu
dicial to the plaintiffs rights.
The answer is a general denial of majority OF the
allegations and statement that after the Manhattan
Company became embarrassed agreements were entered
into between the companies. approved by the stock
holders and sustained by the Supreme and Superior
Courts In actions previously brought.
Y. B. and G. ID. COwes and cx-Judgc Aruolx appeared
for the plaintiff and A. j. Vanderpoei julien Davies
and Charles A Gardiner for the defendants Mr. Davies
claimed that the plaintiff had standing in court and
debarred from prosecuting this action by agree
ments made between the two companies. Judge Sedg-
wick decided to take testimony, and deposition made
by the plaintiff setting fertn the details OF the transac
tons referred. 10 In the complaint read
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COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL April l5-l2:S0p p. ncotton steady; Mtdlins
Upands 5ltd.. Middllng orleans Cd; sales 5000
bales Including 1000 bales Tor speculation aad e1port
receipts 900 bales all Futures drm; epanas
Low diddllng clause. April and NAY delivery. oz-ofd
also D -G4d do MAY ami June delivery, 576fd alse
) 5sS-Gld do June July delivery, d2bid also 6S0td
July and August delivery 25id also -0td; 90 Aus
gnst aud September delivery 564d, also 58ta, do
September ann October delivery, l-6id do october aud
November delivery. 5o64d DO November anu December
delivery, 5i.b4d. ooo,-,-
lenders OF deliveries at ofays clearing 2OO paies new
docket nj 100 bales old DO.
m-Cotton-1he OF tho included $500 bales
Amercan Futures steady Uplands Low Mddlng clause
rldehyery j6.64d buyers do. April and MAY delivery.
do June and July delivery cd sellers do July and Auxus
delivery sellers; do August ana september aens
cry Sod sellers do September and october 4cIvety
October aud November delivery O0o4u
Sellers do. November ana DeceuoST ueh'ofy. oooso
IN m.-cotton- Futures closed firm Upanes Low MD
ding clause Apr 5t-0id. sellers: do April aee
Nav delivery 546Id sellers DO May and June denvervi
6S3sd buyers: do June July 624d seliors
do July August delivery 204d sellers do August aoe
SepteSber delivery 6id sellers do September and 0cte
delivery 64d value do October and November aev
ery 5y4d sellers do November and December delivery
GALVESTON April I5-Cotton steady; Niddling 10 7l6s
Low Mtine II 316 Good Or iilary 1915 net and gros4
receipts bales Exports coastwise 9o3 Bales saes "a
SAVANNAH Aoril i5-Cotton quiet and easy MiddiinG.
lob Mddng l0i4 Good Ordinary es net ami gross
receipts bales sales, 100 bales: stock li2Is bales
Low Mdng 10 3l6; Good Ordinary. ijl6 net recepts
l.O99 bales gross 671 bales Exports coastwiso 2v<0
bales; sales 1000 bales; stock. l7l2lo bales
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE.
CHARLESTON April i5-Turpeniine quiet at 27ias
SAVANNAH. April l5.-rurpenune quiet at 25c.
WILMINGTON. April l5.-rurpentine firm nc "a iac
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CHECKING INCENDIARY HARANGUEs


SIR: In a recent TRIBUNE, In a report Of the
meeting OF Socialists held Chicago notice the follow
ing: "Those who spoke advocated the free OF dy
DANTE and the ndiscrlmnate taking OF human life"
Now why cannot law be made making speeches Of
this sort In public place msdemeanor. pun
ishable by fine imprisonment; just the same
as I can have man arrested who threatens
nv ufei Such lingo this and such nonsense
as ODonovan Rosa gets of Mt every opportunity.
are certainly incentives to murder. and although
they can effect upon sensible men other than to
disgust them they may have upon the unthinknsespc
cay upon those who have nothing to lose AMI who
oaptvated by this cOnmunistc bosh. Although don't
think that Socialism can ever amount 10 much in this
country, and although think ODonovan Rosa has no
higher and no lower, purpose for making his blood
curdng speeches than notoriey would II not be well 10
prevent any danger danger there be- By "nipping In
the budf" H. H. r.
Netp- York. March &c. 1885.
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ECCENTRIC PROVISIONS OF A WILL.

BOSTON, April 15.-JOsiah f. Twiss, OF
OF Hollis, N H. died on Monday The provisions OF his
win that his funeral music should be brass band.
which should be paid $40 for is services that his body
should BIO buried under cump of Balm of Gilead trees
which he had planted few years ago that $50 should
be expended for peanuts and candy with which 10 treat
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WHAT DID HE MEAN

To the Edttor or The Trtbuuc.
SIR Will you kindly inform me what was
meant by the words "The Lord made women" as used
by General Black in reply to question regarding the
resignation It's refusal by the present incumbent OF
the Chicago Pension Agency. l refer to Judge or
General Black of Sweet notoriety DID he intend to re-
fleet upon the Lord for having created the entire
human race men and Democrats Also, and with the
greatest reverence ask who mado the donkey ana
how long is retained In office after the ears are we'll
deveOpedi j. d. s.
brooklyn, April IL, 1885.
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THE DISAGREEMENT IN THE EXCISE BOARD

To the Editor Of The Tribune
SIR: In this mornings issue of your valu-
able journal is made to the granting OF H.
cense by the Excise Board Mrs Nelson. OF No. 81
Cherryst II matter Of sincere regret that an asso-
cate commissioner should endeavor to have II appear
that money had been used with effect 10 induce Mr..
Mitchell myself to grant this license He knows that
no such statement made by Mrs Nelson In eonncc-
with this Board but had reference entirely TO other
parties IL would have grathed me very much 10 have
had Mr. Morris bring this matter to His Honor. Mayor
Grace II believed Mrs Nelson was biackmailed In any
amount instead OF appealing 10 the press In sensation
al article NICHOLAS HAUGHrpE,
President, Board OF Excise.
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COUET OLE APPEALS.
ALBANY, April 15.-In the Court of 4

pday, thefollowing cases were argued:
s9John Craigie and others respondent aet Sterling
O Hadley, receiver. appellant.
No A1-Heury Glide appellant agt. the Mayor
etc OF Newiork City. respondent.
appellant. Passed.
No 14sCarre Hagenocher, infant. respondent sRt.
oe ceney Island and Brooklyn Railroad Company appellant
The following is the Day Calendar for Friday, April
Nos. I4s. $50. ls5. IA. 1853. l64, le7, les.
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EUROPEAN PtYNSJtAL MARKET

IognoY April l5l230 m-Consols % for money and
for the account Atlantic Great Western First Mortgage
Certificates. "a St Paul Common. 1876 New
Contra . 10 peuRsylvanl 50 ~ Reading. ~
D. IN, ON soils 9iA for boh money and the account -
20 adyiceS quote Three per cent kenes at n
francs 10 confines Or the account
IN n-tcnsos % 7.l6 for money and the account
$50 IN -Cousos o. y FOR money and ior the account
o. OnsOis 10 7lO Tor both money and the account
$50 d. M onsOs % l. for and for the account
ars quote Three cent Rentes at n francs 90
cent cor the account
India Council bills were allotted to-day at advance
OF s. Cd. per rupee ,--.
pm-Consols o. 1915 for money and for the account
Ainc and Great First Mortgage trustees Certh
Gates 2sS Erie l27s. MEXICAN Ordinary 25 It Pan Com
mon A. New. York Central H2'4 Reading. 1's.
b - m.-1he amount OF bullion gone into the Bank OF
England on balance TO-DAY IS S3i 900 -
adviocs quote exchange On London al 20 francs %
cenImeS for chtCks.
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NO DEMOCRAT WOULD RUN AGAINST HIM.
To me razor n The Tribune.

SIR: | herewith hand you a copy of The
MnnenDolts Spectator containing an account OF the
election f. H. Moulton 20 the Treasurcrshp OF the City
OF Minneapolis. No Democrat could be found to run
against him. As Mr. MoultoD is old Wall Street man
I think perhaps the announcement OF his election
practically unanimous In city OF l250OO inhabitants
might perhaps put renewed faith into the hearts ~ the
Mugwunps." When you cannot mud - Democrat to
run for a $4,000 Office. things must be s0nrwhat
mi,ed Very truly yours WALL STREET.
Nftr- York April -. 1883.
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erty his six children SO EACH and that 81 900 be he'll IN
trus. forever the purpose OF educating MS cnafe
children The win refused probate ana MS properly
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS
LIVERPOOL April 10 -Provslons. c1mberland cut
9os Cd Long Clear Mddes. 32s ST.; short Clear Mddes
a sd, short Ribs 33s id. shoulders lis Oh per cSt
Beef-lOss Cd for Extra Indian Mess Prime Mess SOS OIL
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

NEw-YoRK. April 15
The senstiveness of the wheat speculation
was emphasized by the dealings in options at the Pro-
duce Exchange to-day The bulls received severe set
back the higher prices Of British consols and feeling
that cable dispatches indicated less chance OF war
provoking sales Of long wheat ard encouraging bear
ventures. At the opening prices sho"eu
a sharp decline from last night and the
temper OF the market weak and excited further
decline followed until wheat was from 30 to 81 cents
below the final figure ,erday. The covering oil shorts
led to a reaction late in the day, but the market ended
unsettled and 2asd2ls cents lower. The temper OF
traders is boarsh aud 1t Is expected that lower prices
will I've scored unless the decline IA STAYED y renewal
of the rcceLt war excitement The other grain markets
sympathzed with wheat export buslnrss
dwIndled TO small proportions. Final prices
for wheat were April. 81; Nay u OOl2; June,
81 029 July 81 0i6s August ~ O6 Corn Tell % Tor
MAY at ssh u fer June ~ 5G4 an y cent for July ~
81 cents April ended at 81 y and August ut % cents
Oats show decline of cent for April at 3oA and e Tor
NAV 4O;s ana iOa- cents respectively Inc
provision markets weak and lower -,
At NcwYOrk Baltimore. Philadelphia ana Boston tne
receipts of grain to-day were: Wheat. o34sI bushels
corn, 292 100 bushels: oats, 9l313 bushels total
grain 97I bushels flour. 26.552 barrels. The rs
CENTS at Chicago Milwaukee aud ST. Lonis were: Wheat,
s2.l6l bushels corn, 1866 bushels; oats, SLOTS
bushels; total grain 337,siO bushels; Hour, 47,lo2
barrels.
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El-cWhNre the CearanCes Were; UI IIty, o,oJI,UOU;
Bradford 2,lOi000 and Pttsburg 1,566,OoO bar
rels. ,s, III -. -
tations without change.
BRADFORD, Penn. April 15.-Crude On-Dull but
steady National Transit certificates opened at 1854 and
closed at 1874; highest price, 1875 lowest 1888.
Clearances Q, l04 900 barrels.
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ST. LOUIS April l5.-FIour firm; XX 81 05at3 M; xxx
So 7oe : So Famlv. s! O0qS4 log ohoiee - toGS' ~
Red; 81 o.. Cast 81 OIL May, = o5Ss June, 81 y
June acc oats easier. Cash 35l2.; May. s..c; Innn,
&c Rye lover &c Barley dy AZ Boo Oc but
uncnangei Eggs lower at aHlic flax Se,i stca "
81 Hay nj snec ani uo,h InrsL Bran DE- At o
= c. Corn Meal hrm - IS. Whisky stsiig ~ 81
Pork sl223 Bukneats-Long Clear 81 %. snort RIO.
SO rs short Celr 81 o. Lard nrn at ~ 9O9 81 10
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largely due the strength exhibited during and at the end
Of the day.
Government bonds were quiet and strong with an adj
vance Of In the bids for the As Annexed the clos
ing quotations.
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The Father de Smet Consolidated Gold Mining Com
pany has declared its dividend No. A Of twenty cents
per share. payable April 3d. at tue Office OF Iaidlaw =
Co., Ia Walst., New York. Transfers will close April
22.
CLOSING PRICES or OILIF1eyfl sr)OgS
SAS FRANCISCO April Is, 1888
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7RE PETROLEUM MARKET.


A few words will tell the story of the oil
speculation to-day The range OF prices was confined
within the limits OF cent, and the last quotation was
unchanged from yesterdays final figure. Business was
exceedingly dull and traders still inclined to wait for
some decisive movement the part of the large opera
tors The yield OF the Thorn Creek district has been in
creased by the wells SAB barrels The market
closed qniet and steady.
The range OF prices and the total dealings
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sleeve J. and Assst Dist Attorney Nicc-Soa p d s. o.
g. g. 8, 10, IL, IL, 10. IL, l5 10, IL.
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SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE.
CHARLESTON April i5.-Turpentine quiet at ~ IL.
SAVANNAH April l5.-rurpentinc quiet at 25c:
WILMINGTON. April l5.-rurDentine firm nc "a i2c.
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.nlr. NJ 80. Y. re,rocnm E1enange ana stoek Boarl

OLOsiyG RACES or BJSr)y SrJCrS
Boston. April -. 1885,.
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MINES AND MINING.
SALES AT THE YEgYOa2 MvIy1 sYofivaA
NEw-YoRx April l5 1888
ACTUAL SALES.
Mama

f0taI sacs TOT tus daJ
sBuyer 80 at 45. tseller 60 at Is.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-11-15

1000 A frame house of five rooms; lot
2l5xl0 rods; situated in the Tenth Ward
block and a half from car line. "a
GOO. A house of four rooms part brick
and part frame; lot 212xl2 rods; situated in
5000. Adobe house OF eight rooms,
barn, etc I; lot 214X10 rods, enclosed with
good picket fence. situated in the Seven
eennth Ward, two and half blocks from
Main Street.
BUILDING LOTS.
600. A choice corner building lot.
415xs rods. north and east front, situated one
block north of Utah Contra depot A bar
$50. Building lot of 814x9 rods, with right
! Of alley way; east front; half block from
CIR lile, Eighth Ward. so
$50. Building lot, 5x10 rods; good neigh a.
b0rhood haIf a block from car line, Seven
I,soo. A choice building lot, 471Ixl65
feet, south front; on car line. Twelfth
1000. Building lot, 1Ox10 rods. or will
sell anv part of the lot at 500 per rod; s tu-
a.cd in the Sixteenth Ward, near .. c., D. &
Z G and q. & n. depots. A
500. Building lot, 5xl0 rods, good or.
chard plenty of shade; situated in the First
Ward, on car line. ~
600. Building lot, Sx2O rods, west front
half block from car line. Eleventh Ward. 81
$50. Building lot, 5x10 rods, one block
front; viii take part down, balance on time
payments. So
900. Building lot, Sxs rods, with right
to alley way; east front; close to car line.
800. building lot, Ssx14O feet; on car
line, Seventh Ward, three blocks west OF
Main Street.
500 A building lot, 211xe rods. opposite
D. & R G. passenger depot; south front;
bargain.
FARMING LANDS:
GONE FIVE-ACRE LOTS CLOSE TO CITY.
y tul particulars as to price and location
can be had upon application at my office Al
T HAVE A LARGE LIST OF FARMS IN
L different parts of the county, also in adj
joining counties. Full information as to To-
cation and price can be had on application
q ATTENTION IS CALLED TO
y land in Glendale Park within two
and half miles of this city The successful
surely enhance the value of this land. This
land land is sold on the instal ment plan
forty eight equal monthly instalments, with
low rate OF interest
HOUSES TO RENT.
20. House five rooms, Fifteenth Ward.
z. House of three rooms, Nineteenth
Ward.
IL House of Eve rooms; Eighteenth
Ward.
80. House Of eight rooms, bath room, hot
and cold water; car nne Seventh Ward.
Neatly furnished rooms, from IS to SO per
month.
10. House OF 4 rooms close by city water.
IA. House of five rooms, on car line;
Eleventh Ward.
so. TWo-story building on Commercial
Street.
3. House of three rooms, Main Street
so House of eight rooms, bath room and
huttery, closets, ETC.. hot and cold water.
10. House of 3r0Oms, close to business.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-11-15
BIO Stock Of Stoves Of all kinds.

Il new and elegant line Of HEATING
and COOKING STOTES and RANGES
Copper, Tin and Iron Furniture, together
NTH an Immense assortment Of STOEE
TRLN.MLFGSof Every Description. are no10
on exhibition at our Display Rooms First
South Street, SO and II East
Prominent among many neuV styles uOizz
be found the Celebrated :" FAULTLESS"
HEATERS, Surface or Base Burning; as
also our uOezz- k7aOOn E.4RLY BREAKFAST
COOKING STOYES and RANGES This
Colossal Stock embraces every style, size and
price desired, and dealers and others, IN tOu0H
or country, can best ser0e their interests by
calling on P. W. M.4DSE.F & CO., at the
above address.