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Handsome and spacious buildings Of brick
and stone standing in $50 acres of land, beau
ttfully situated in q most healthy and promi-
nent locality on the banks Of the River
Falls and Detroit, on through route between
east and west. The aim Of the founder of
this college is to provide the highest intel
lectual and practically useful education. The
whole system is based upon the soundest
PROTESTANT principles as the only basis
for the right formation of character
FRENCH is the language spoken In the Col
lege.
Music a specially under the direction of
W. Waugh Lauder, Gold Medalist, and pupil
of the celebrated Able List; and graduate OF
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PAIETING q specially, under the director
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Schools of Art.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
To philander Butler, Defendant,

.UOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO
appear in an action brought a. .ainst you
by the sbove-named plaintiff in the Probate
Court of the County Of Salt Lake. Territory
of Utah, and to answer the complaint fled
therein, within ten days exclusive of the
day of service) after the service on You 81
summons-if served within this county or.
if served out of this county, but in this dis
trict, within twenty days; otherwise, within
forty days.
The said action is brought to obtain a de-
cree from this Court dissolving the marriage
contract existing between said plaintiff and
you, on the ground of willful desertion OF
plaintiff by said defendant as by the said
complaint filed herein will more fully up
pear. And you are hereby notified that { you
fail to ap ear and answer the said complaint
as above required. the said plaintiff will a.
ply to this Court for the relief prayed for
alimony and cost of suit.
Witness, the HON. ELIAS A. SMITH
Ju ge, and the seal of the Probate
Court # Salt Lake County, Terri
tory of Utah, this 18th day OF
TsRAL.l September, in the year of our Lord
one Thousand eight hundred and
eighty-four.
JOHN C. CUTLER,
$50 Clerk.
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DR.. Foot Offers $1,000

FOR ANY
FEMALE DISEASES
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The People of the United States in the Ter
ritorY of Utah send Greeting:
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MEDICAL ETC.
DIR. FOOT, R.,
Author. Lecturer and Americas
Greatest Specialist.
toF NEW YORK,

The Doctor, believing that the Great West
will, in the near future. develop into Popu-
Gus and wealthy country, has decided 10
ocate permanently. and to establish the
most complete MEDICAL AND SURGICAL
INSTITUTE in America at
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IL MAJ

UNAcoUAIATED WILL
EXAMINING THIS
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Horses (all Sizes, Sleds, VelOcipedes, Toy
Cradles and Chairs very cheap, Doll Car
Wagons and WheelbarrOws Qarge assort-
ment), Toy Folding Tables new, round
and square, Baby Jumpers, Door Swings
and Fancy Rugs. Call in and see me at
So and Al w. First South Street before
you purchase elsewhere.
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On an after
Saturday, Dec. Goth, 1884,
Trains viii run as follows:
STANDARD MOUNTAIN TINE.

Connects with Utah Central train leaving
Salt Lake at TAO am.
Connects with Utah Central train arriv
ing at Salt Lake at $40 pm.
+ Stop only upon signal.
W. W. RITTER.
mar 4 6upt.
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salt Lake City, Utah.

An institution OF this KlHQ u sdulS neS1eu
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flor Graduating at the best schools of
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and being qualified by special study and
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LEGAL NOTICE.
SUMMONS.

III the District Court in and for the Third
Judicial District of utah Territory,
County of Salt Lake.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-29
6team.oa.s au> Railrua>s.'

EOR BRIDGEPORT and all points OF g on hOU
a fai. iasr ossr Il than BY "a any wv
hh kn kAlkwA1i HSD RSD MEsTERN knSYR Is
Arrangements of trains from ohameers Depot From S''
m-ps,ly except Il sundays Day Express. Drawing room
Scoaenes % Bns Ela!rs and , Buffalo Sleeping
SmSaiy st Louis Limited No extra no enarSe ar
9T ITns s s5 %s % Nassra
o5 Dc ROT. s;2o m sas%ansa % Sc ySS Ious 700
second day Connecting trains arrive Toledo ''' ~
%6y caSaso Express, tn. West sS nriP m
Pullman Day yisra sHd sssGs SnSisnsa Chicago
BUFFET smoking Coschs. to &C ChcaTS 1,s %.st
sss q 4 e
S snGsys ySs 44o o 1913 sU r. @nsh aS
ssS g 40 lSS n%S1 %%asht
sS sS0asy. az. @ sss ssS sG Ss so dnsA $40
ssd "a se go midnight Saturday
4s sgP5ifys 4gd fic P4s $S elo
pa sr s dnist s Sundays 640ssO 1920 ihS 6SO
sgRa'Es sS sS Sunday
sS0an sSadnrt and Kingston and Montgomery S:3op
s4nssy gSsssS 5IS 5:s5 7to 1920 s9o $50 Aao $50
S"@s:y g 1sS 4%. saS ana
s aps ss@ eCnnoet iSsS %ifn
ssess4 At s+1' S 40 's' $40 sunday
sroD "a m 10 lO:45 thirty minutes and from
hOlb IN 10 l2:45 a every hour. =,
TIekes passage and apartments IN Drawing Room and
coaches obtained and orders for the checking
Nos 40l OF sS7 Broadway. 1s7 westst, n. Y, No.
Eourt-st. Brooklyn. OF o. the COmpanys Depots
Express from the West arrvein NewYork at 7iiu
H,sO ll:25 m and 1920 p IN.
JOHN ". ABBOTT, Genl Pass'r Agent. Newgorx
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
IN Trains for Engewood, Croster. Piermont and
Eysck T. $50 1920 4, $3.50. $40, sf0 $50 p M,
h2pddnight. sundays Z, 8 a. m. ana sil5p n.
Manuel spring Valley and Monsey T. 10 a mr 600 p m
JOHN n. ABBOTT. Genr Passr Agent. New.YoIk
NVEST SHORE POUTE.
wv VIA WEST SHORE OF HUDSON RIVER
An trains leave West 42d Cortand and Desbrosses Sta
tations.
Chicago .l0 g. M. .s p. m. Pullman seepers through
81. Louis. BOO q p. M Pullman sloeDers
Detroit, 40 M, '6;ho Is D. m Pullman sleepers -,
Suspension Bridge Niagara Falls Buffalo Rochester 10
N, $3.50 - Sleeping and parlor cars through
syracuse 7:l0. 200 IN, $3.50, g 2.
Utica. 7:lO. 40. ll:0O O. $500. IS D. N.
Newburg. Kingston Catskih Albany "7;l0 10. ll'oo
q NJ; 800, 1850, +Sp m.
Hamilton. London, -10 q $3.50, g Toronto, $3.50
.Daily Other trains daily except SUNDAY.
tickets time tables paror sleeping nccomnoda
tons or 1nSr@son sPRy at ohcss jersey {y Penn r.
S9 $751; 946 lao 1923 Broadway 7S7 eh-ave las East
pa5thst 1851 Bowery, Penn r. r. Stations foot OF Cor
asndt and DeSbrosses s aud West shore station foot OF
West 42dst Baggage called for and checked from hotels
and residences. Orders be LETT 81 ticket Offices
"a state-st HENRY MONETI. Gen Pass Aren't
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THE CORBIN BANKING CO.,
rs BroadUag Neic York


AND ILI FTHW 1HUHIUHTEN
WOuldb fnUsstOrs occosfonGg e1pTss srpTse
do 70 seJfy conduct ne ousHeSs Of NOTpGGe loans I'm
PrOped farms located one hOSdnd mites dsfdHt
Thts IL bustn,ss haze OltOicsd oar IrrS ne cam
tneneed hirty ago snou ioay IN Ipoa Az our
OGs increased az Pubto JduoI gradually sIteHdtd m,
hed During az hes year. ue hare a ind
Of Information regarding The ldS and D,Oi, Of ar
agricultural states az enables as sGlu uon
farms dn hundred Mttes from Neo York 10 MAKE ca
loan Cth usual margin IN val street. ms saf,m,t a.
upon record Of past ronsdetioas prrsons
funds ieh hey t0is 10 Unrest Tor term years r
Il abundant security and hGHdsons returns should IN n,
inteTe call US Jor Information c0neerning ne ad
pnut O(
New-York tribune., 1885-01-29

PROPOSALS FOR PER CENT BpND~.
Mortgage per bonds dre March 1917 whe odn are eoa
part sue limited to ssoo,O Of which oS9 ooo can
be used only upon the redemption Of equal amount o.
bonds secured by prior worga$es e G ne pavment ard
retirement Of the companys per cent t ~ zoo 20
maturing March 1882 OF which there arc A'ou'
Upon The pavmen, Of the bonds March J. lSs5 the
mon the hole o? miles railroad and all other property
fts company subject only - prior % "u M Mtnrcher
CfIo mi es in lenyh and uDon which there arc
bonds issued anl outstanding ar.ns which an ea
seSeS rPS for the p"rehse vnOs sny % Part Part
ol ~ % i2,d IN rISTsday February 1855. at =
ocock NJ when tho bids will be opened ana the
The terms upon which the above bonds are onerto arc d"
~ nsi n, n per bond on bonds awarded VIII ne re
onred npon ice Of acceptance OF bd Ths
ory ''e ner csnt bonds II deposit is msde IN
cash nie est viii he allowed such deposit at the rate O
XII SeR1 r % h. due march 49, and the bonds WIN
draw intcrcs that date but the op on h
money for nero not exceeding sixty daIs ',on sc
lSSj Accrued comp interest upon le arens are de-
until paid for will be charged Whele ia! h'H'' "
may be made in cash in Ianniba anG ~
1, p ,osd 9mpany per cent bonds, at the tace Naue
~ bdnd and Hafch coupon which, after examina0 a
he pcT cent bonds at the per cent eonS % WI
deI cd ne r,pidy 90 The provisions 0t we umr
sodatcd mortgage prohibit te % %c,uceliaton
canal am unit per cent boz lis In leu oi any 9 % comraTy
bonds whith cannot be delivered as soon
tey can be the trustee III WHICH h'' VI "
vii be received bonds delivered ced a @ @
NaoT al rank u Commerce. New York or AZ INC ", ~ os
Chicago Bur ington aud quincy hal'Io"' Oo"i""'
Propossis should he addressed 70 G. + Perkins press
uannibaI ana II Joseph Railroad Comuany, f0,on Is
and indorsed Proposal purchase h"hhlo"' anu ~ ~
o romp.ny reserves the right reject any oi all
olu' Perorder OF the Board. ,....--
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Geeal Noliees

NOTICE is hereby given that WILLIAM ii.
~ GULlCk, OF the Township Of Franklin. In the ounty
rse aud state O New erscy hath this day made
guuent TO The subscriber of his estate for the equal bsne
OF hs ce or anu that the said creditors must hoit
their respective claims. under arma to the sub
scr al his re,idence. King ton.
Dated Ian. -, 1885. A. 5 MEYRICK Assignee.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-29
proposIIs.
IDROPOSALS
FOR
PAPER FOR TIE PUBLIC PRINTING.

L FOR
PAPER FOR TIE PUBLIC PRINTING.
Scaled prppoas, viii Weins.lav February
Il So ~ O'Clock for furB,'iII tue lo owing
tone ALL ian 10 taut haslae been
10. Tor The ssons ri,se ~ preamble and resolution
which viii furnished by the fabc rIRisf. 1he pro
& hss 9s:G p S 90 be 5 sIy s S S CSn. ,s
Iublc ruEf 10 te lowest and beet bidder Tor tho interests
OF the G0ycrumcn tn committee
20 reject and Al lids %, jud ,nsRt u the be
Of The Government IaS d tate.
Hs lied c5ru~s OF tho rip'on quantity quality
oi the tequ w. accompanied hy samples ard
20. and the gulatons with winch btla"r. m
lrIuief. " Arlington. j. G.
The cou'tacr, Will De- entered supplying such
qnante Of paper A. may be needed durns the
M estimated quantities set forth IN detail in schedule
comprS-
100000 Iouuds OF best plate paper different and
weights.
300 .OoO sheets glazed bond paper
ll5.UOo sheets artificial parchment
nv direct ton Of the Joint tommittec Of Congess Public
W4shnston Jan y. lss5 Public Printer
PROPOSALS FOR NAIL BAGS.
L Posi- OFuCE DETACHMENT
WASH NsToN. u G.. Jan. II l~-5.f
Separate sea ed proposals will De received at This Depart.
mtut until the ninth day Of March 1853 a nuon
ing 10y contract Mail Bags con every respect
nay be ordered during the term OF our years beginning
tho Il Y 0i April l0~5.
-pcchcat the RAJ classes OF Mail Bags and Of the
conditions and requirements ria ug 10 the proposals and
and blank forms for bddnr. win be furnished
apple by letter 10 tho Second Assistant Postmaster
eutrt 40 prop wall be considered Whicn shall
The ,DutrarH which may be maze Will be conformity 10
specifications and the ted proposal he ght
FRANZ HArTOS.
Postmaster General.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-29

V,HE TEXAS AND PACIFIC RAILWAY
i CO. NEw.YORR, January 2S. lSS5.-NOticO Is h,rr-
by given that the Meeting OF the Stockholders Of
this Company viii be held at the Office OF the
lD5 Broadway Tuesday March g. 1888, at II
o'clock NJ the transaction of such business be
bOugbt before tie meeting including the election Of
seye1tsen Directors for the ensuing two years.
The transfer books Will be clio ed on tho afternoon Of
February g. reOpeued the morning Of March 1855
G. T.. SAITERLkE, Secretary.
I0D-ST. MANHATTANVlLLE AND ST.
- NICHOLAS AVE RAILWAY CO.'S hrst mortgage
ner cent bonds due 1910 interest March aud september
Union Co trustees, total issue limited TO Loo 900
bought and sod j. B ACGEOK0 20 BTOad.st
New-York tribune., 1885-01-29
Auc!ion Sales OF Rel Cst1le.

DVIto " utJI
DICHARDV. HARNETT a. co. ..AuctIoneers.
III Will sell az auction THURSDAY February g.
At II O'Clock AT LIchapso SdesroOin, IL lIroaiway.
PEEEMI TORY SALE 10 CLOSE An ESTATE
BY oider Of the Heirs OF George q. deceased.
n and 23 UNION SQUARE.
UNION SQUARE, BRoADWAI. Choice plot of land ~
feet by no feet ~ inches deep with fJursOy donbo DICK
building and tw0story Dr,k extension thereon.
This property the he finest class Oi Dusi
ness ana must naturally increase.
THIS SALE IL ABSOLUTE.
For information as To particulars apply 10
Messrs A. &. KIN jSLAND& d SONS,
55 Broad-st,
Messrs. VAN sCHAICK. GILLENDER q STROLLER
Attorneys Temple Court to D Beekmanst- New.foTB.
Maps at Auchoacers ONCE III broadway Basement
New-York tribune., 1885-01-29
fnanrial,

TBK FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF THE I
A CITY OF NEw-YoBK. - go. I
NKw.YoRK. January IL, 1885.
At meeting of the Stockholders OF the
y roprth National Bank OF New-York CITY hein I'M
~ tnuowing.nam gentlemen were UNANIMOUSLY
elected directors 81 InnyT uH1 | CHA RLES S. SMITH,
JOSEiHa ~ ~ M In JOUN II INMAN.
FKED1bnn nv NJ ROBERT w STUART,
CORNELIUS \. BLISS y ~ baLD"iN''
A. ant meeting the Directors held January lo
Mr. % ID BALDWIN unanimously reelected ire.usht anu
na.tIont Mr, So,, " ~ Ii. BUCKHOuT.
Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-29
Wlnter Resorts.

Ulntcr Resorts.
RE YOU GOING
~ tOa Winter pesOrt1
List Of Choice Places in
Home Jou fna. out to-day.
For sale cN erywhcTe. ccnts.
. - - year. IN town Of out
MORRIS PHILLIPS x co, Park Place. Sew.York
NATURAL BRIDGE. NA.-A rare OppOr-
~ tuny to visit tins wonderful place IL given to persons
ing the Inauguration of the Neworleans EIPoson
shortest route To s by the shenandoah Val
Railroad Their trans stop at tins depot Excursion
can be had from chnOnd Lyn hburg ON other trunk
and from washington aud rates address
THE FOREST INN,
Natural bridge, Va
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Gnr 1)rOperip Uanico.

WANTED.-We can't supply the demands
w which We have had for dwellings fats
desirable property purchase Owners please prop.
for sale and 20 charges made unless
sales and rentals WHITEH FAD & MCELROY,
20 Union square. near l5th-st.
VVANTED.-FOr three months n furnished
w fiat centrally located for which fair will be paid
Address :. II. =, 6Gl jtlLaye.. New.YoTk.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-29
ohio CENTRAL COAL COMPANY.

The coal properties Of this company are aavcruse LOT
under lie proceedings lureclose the m9itxHg,s tn
behalf Of tGe bYndtOders and VAL Oe sOi" IL NO'-"
IN l7th dAv OF February next oa E" Main
UoldeTs o bonds the lOlnOOO issue, known ~ -,
Line Coal Frst-" well "a OderS oi Cnus vi 'v
issue known Mineral Division toal inS - ,b : ca
,gr'0d has been re lntstu uy
bod "a OF said take charse 3i nv ai 4
o s,d prnpertics the bcneht OF the hondhoeh % r
holders arc hereby requested to OIth"t a. s IN
bonds with him or esewhere sunle;t 10 HE o'''' " 49,
The nurchase Of said co a propcrtts - .,,,,s a "a sl
The ordtr OF sale IN the Main Line Goa case requr% - N
of the purchaser at the the "l uc :
and the the Mineral Division ca case ~ s
purchase nj the unt OF tn
sale meet these cash pay n"hs anu g. ,r.
saw errenses u will DE necessary for N1idh u.7 "
with Their bonds per Of the face Thereon ~
Any surplus Of cash over necessary expenses Will Oo
ilhusu ". T.. TERRELL
New-York tribune., 1885-01-29

flats aNo Rooms to fet.
PARTMENTS TO LET IN THE
"A Absolutely Flroproot
CENTRAL PARK BUILDINGS,
COR. 5sTH AND 50rH SITS AND 7TH.AvE.
Fronting central Park
Apply to LEsPINAssE & FRIEDMAN,
Pinost or q. W. Clifton supt., 69h'st and ath'a'e:
ELEGANT APARTMENTS FOR BACH.
IL ELoRS-Fifh.ave corner OF 42dst, In nreproof
building OF AMERICAN SAFE DEfoSii oo"rANi'
Finest location Ia the city.
VNO LET.-No. III Waverly place, near the
Il Park a dat OF eight rooms with al nnpoNemen nts !
room light In legant Ord'r CAN De seen NJ ny tune
" "'f''1" HIRAM N MERklTE
b3 3d-aye
10 btbaye, front paror and bedroom also back parlor
nicely furnished cheap I'LL May.
Al WEST 57FH-ST., in the Soucy, also 2OI
AiJ West 6Gth.st In tho Winfield. very desirable sec
JanItor
20 WEST -ST.-Furnished parlors and
10 other rooms. for residence or onces csnus 'oc~
usn; lease given.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-29
Brooklnn Dropert, Gor Sale an % Ee

Brooklnn propert1 for Sale an 90 fei
St0 Nnn cash and balance on mortgage,
I'D -sNtttO " desired nv purchaser.
Ma as willow brick dwelling lot 2JNlOO sll 900
No 81 IckssL brick dwelling. lot 26IlOb ....... 10000
No 2Is Atlanticst and dgel ng ..... 1000
No lV7 WillOughlys ST. bfick dwelling 5000
AddIoss H. r. Tribune Office.
$1,000 FoR r.. SGW 3S QcTAG0N 25n. 5.1, TRoNT
Cabinet trimmed value constantly ncr s,ng easy
New-York tribune., 1885-01-29

TRUSTEES
7 n JONES EDMUND W. CORL1ES,
SU UhpGFS DENNIS ABOLPH LEMOINE
IA ~ ~ MOORE ROBERT Is MtNTURN.
IAMES LOW CHARLES H. MARSHALL,
IAVID LANE WILLIAM BRYCE.
GoEDJN W. BURNHAM JOHN ELLIOTT
A A RAVEN JAMES q. DE FOREST
Nm STTRGiS, CHARLES -. LEVEKICH.
BENJAMIN ~ FIELD THOMAS Is. CODDINGION,
10, IAN q low. HORACE X. III RBER,
UoIlACE GRAY WILLIAM DEGROOI,
WILLIAM +. DODGE, JOHN l. RTKER,
WILLIAM H. MACY, y. DENTON SMITH,
&. a. HAND, GEOK,E BLisn.
JOHN ID. II fWLETT. HENRY r HAWLEY.
WIIIIAM r. WEBB, WILLIAM ID. MORGAN.
CHARLES \. BURDETT, ISAAC BELL
JOHN u. JONES President
CHARLES DENNIS. Vice President.
WI. ii. MOORE, I'd ce.PrcsidenL
"A. RAVEN, I'd Vice President.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-29
6elp n)anteo.

\NANTED-A Private Secretary, not over
w 3jyears Of age wit hrstclass references capable OF
wiring possessing Jus mss ludsmont
ari rxnerenre an we'll as literary discrimination Sadry
liberal Address JOURN LIST, .riDune onc%
NNANTED-Ladies and Gentlemen IN city
w or country TO take light their own homes 50
10 . a iay easily Wora sent Oy mail no canvassng
a. hova good demand work and furnish steady
niavu"cnt Address with sta mp CROWN MANUFACTUIL
PN''! r0MPANY, 2DI Nine.st. Cincinnati, Ono.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-29
Conutrp ,Droucrlp tOanteo.

NANIED.-Land IN Nebraska, Iowa or
" Minnesota, IN exchange Tor valuable property.
J. 81 DUNCAN, warsaw. n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-29

sy per cent interest the outstanding certificates OF pro
a. viii he maid 10 the holders thereof their legal represen'
atiyes on and after TUESDAY the I'd OF February next
The outstanding certificates Of the issue Of $50 VIII be re
deemed and pad holders thereof or their legal repre-
sentatves and after Tuesday the 80 OF February next
from which date thereon viii cease The corth
Gates to be produced the Of payment and cancelled
divdend Of Forty per cent Is declared oil the net earned
premiums Of the Company for the ending ls December
1884 for which certificates viii be issued on and after Tues
day, the 9TH o. May next
by order Of the Board. ,,,.r,,.,- e..,
New-York tribune., 1885-01-29
Dnsiness properln tor Sale 10 10 Get

FACTORY FOR SALE or TO LET.-Situated
i IIasey st. Newark three 4Istory brick buildings
containing about thirty thOIsAn fset Of noOnE adapted to
featuring business door being well lighted
The q the finest IN tho state, hundred
horse and Is complete running order The buildings
have front and rear with ample yard
lor further particulars apply 10 or address
JOHN j. DEVINE.
$50 Bread st, Newark y. J.
EOR SALE, by order of executor. brown
stone store. COrtand a., bctwren church and Groeu
wich SITS +. EDDY, li6 Broadway.
DOR SALE.-A 2JO- horse water power build
ings machinery great facilities iOr extensive plant.
Address Box 2SB, Norwood, y. Y.
IIOR SALE or LEASE.-In New York HarbOr
large medium blocks crib bukheaded fronts for
manufactures, chemical works &c Easy terms
X. A. YOUNG. Engineer, &c,
20 Exchange Place
STEAM POWER AND LARGE ROOM
~ TO LET
lSs WEST HoUsTONST.i elevator and steam heat.
'TO LEASE.--A substantial six-sto ware
honse suitable for business storage uanUfi ieturing
purposes WITH steam elevators abundance O power
quledi west Side. near dry goods district. Address
STORE Tribune Oflce
TO LET.-Splcndid Offices, 5th-ave., corner
42dst, American SAFE DEPOSIT Company's nreprOOi
building Apply on premises
New-York tribune., 1885-01-29

lNAW EK-MAN TTITI VI
- NFw.YoRK Jan -. lsS5.
To the stockholders OF the sawyerMan ILLUMINATING Co.
Limited: a. e,.-ror an
special meeting Of the stockholders OF the
10 Limited for election OF seven trustees
ono ,r The OF anv business that NAV come
before them will be held at the Office OF me c.ipag
60S Mutual IA'e Building, 81 NassaG-'t Ne" lOlA' VI
Thursday. February = $50, at u OcocA hoon
Polls open fiom l2 u J 2 IN , 60. ., ..o,o- p.h.
ruafyo 1850 HR GARDEN.