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The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-04
For CItr Liaense Tax Collector.

hereby announce rny,en as 8 candidate for tue o!iire ni City l.Icensn Tax Collector, As.rsso: and Health Officer, subject 10 the wil uI inc people.
 w. CHAPMAN.
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IsanR SEaEssaFF.

1 hereby respectfully announce myself candidate for the office of Sheriff of Cochlse County, subject to the will of the RepuO':cAh County Convention.
 JOHN MONTGOMERY.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-04
Eo3 CorSrY TREASURER.

hereoy anuouncc myself as c"rd:da;c for the office of Treasurer of Coc' lsc Curnty, .ubjcct to Inc actioa of the R"pub- ic; County Convention.
 A. J. RITTEH.
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FoUND-A bay horse with three white feet, branded U. S. on right shoulder and E B. c. on right side of neck, under mane; l. c. on right shoulder and hip. The owner can have the same by applying to Sam McClaren, at Charleston, and proving property 9-24u
 Just received hy Mr. Van Burt G choice lot of fine imported cigars. Van Is the boss. Saloon men should call at his store on Allen street and inspect his goods. Everything that can be fouhd in first class wholesale liquor store can be had at prices that would astonish one.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-04
Foa C,IfuE OF POLICE.

hrrrby nunou..Ce myself if cal d'd'te for inc office Of hirf "f Poic- oi tEe city O Tom stone a: ihc ers,ing city e'eriion.
 GEO. ". OAKS.
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Silver Quotations,


 The Democratic voters were very scarce to-day.
 Mrs. Judge Street is confined to her bed by sickness.
 The slight fall of rain this afternoon was very acceptable.
 "Us girls" have laid the Gila mon ster dress by for the season.
 Mrs. c. H. Arnold has returned to Tombstone from . visit to California.
 ". D. Coleman returned to Sonora this morning.
 The Republican ticket of this ter ritory will be elected by large ma jority. ~.----
 As will be seen by our silver quota tions silver took an upward jump to- day Of over cent.
 There were a great many hilar- ous democrats upon the streets to- day.
 MT. J. L. Mellgren is candidate for reelection to the office of City Treasurer.
 MT. s. w. Packard and family left this morning for Los Angeles, Cali fornia.
 The public school will reopen for the winter term one week from Mon day.
 Geo. Mctcalf, the new principal of the Tombstone public school is in the city.
 Theodore Welisch, of Charleston, took his departure by the morning coach for California.
 Everybody should 50 to the swim ming baths tomorrow. A grand time is assured all who attend.
 The eastern mail failed to connect last evening but western mail one day late came in.
 John Slaughter who is democratic candidate for the nomination of Sher- if came in from his San Bcrnardino ranch last ecening.
 W. c. Green IS in town from his ranch OH the upper San Pedro. Mir Green iias almost entir,ly recovered iron! his rrcouL in jj'ries.
 0r:n, to the f,ct that that the Denocr4.ic primsrles occured to-day the thermometer registered g7t deg at noon to day. 1 Dog fight took place at the skat- ing rink yesterday for purse of $2O Tribolet lost, IS lis dog was defeat ed.
 w. ". Baldwin, one of the leading business men of Benson, arrived III town Last evening, and took his de- partare this morning.
 MT. A. B. Barnett, of the firm of J Mycr Bros, left this morning fol Kingston where lie will open branch of the Tombstone house.
 Miss Sallie Goodrich daughter of our fellow townsmau Ben Goodrich took her departure this morning for Texas where she will attend the school.
 The Watervale mill has been closed down for couple of days, in order tc make clean up. The stamps will commence dropping again tomorrow however.
 The CouHty Board of Examiners will meet at the office of Probote Judge, on Monday next. for the pur- pose of examining applicants fol teachers certificates.
 Mounted Inspector Kelton recently seized two horses, wagon, one set ol double harness, one tent and lot ol pears and apples, near Hereford, for an alleged viol. ton of the custom laws.
 Judge Duncan of Bishoe has just made a rich strike in his mine at that place the ore upon being assayed go ing 65 ounces in silver and 60 pcI cent in copper. His many friends will be pleased to learn of his finding
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-04
Wanted.

A frst-class baker can secure em- ployment by applying at the Eclipse Bakery on Fremont Sure ct: If.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-04
FOR CONSTABLE.

Thereby ann"unce myself for the office Q, Constable for Tombstone prccInct, subjrc to the action Of the Republican County I,oureptiou. FRANK BROAD.
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TELEGRAPHIC

@ ~-@@2-A-~ VI %-SA--AAA @A-&AS< SPECIAL TELEGRAMS. RAliegh, \. C., Is Visited by the Earth
 quake Wave. Wilmington, N. C., Does not get Left
 but gets her Slice. Augusta Georgia Catches on, and her Population is Camped in the Streets Old Boy Earthquake Pays its Com pliments to Reno, Nevada. Germantown Keeps up with the Race and gets Piece for her Citizens. The Democratic State Convention of California Finish Their Offering
 of Sacrifices. Jackson, Florida, not to be Outdone, Even if the Earthquakes do
 Come High. Queen Victoria Cables to Fisherman Cleveland and says that She Is
 Sorry the Earthquake
 Happened. Relief for the Sufferers Being Re- ceived From all Parts of the
 Country, Government Em-
 ployees to Give up. Washington, D. C., Stands in, but Owing to the Adjournment Of Con- gross the Earthquake Played
 to Empty Benches. Charleston, s. C., the Wicked City, Gets Some More of it-The People arc now Singing and Praying and Expect to go up Like
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-04
What is 1he Matter with Grass
 Valley.

Special to TIE DAILY ToMBsToSEl.
 GRASS VALLEY, Cal, Sept. 4.-Quite a lively earthquake was felt here at 12 o'clock last night.
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1t said time aad place the Delegates from inc counties of YaYapai, Yuma, Mohave Apache snd Maricopa will m eet in sub, Con. rentiou to n1nln Ite Il Joint Councilman nnl lik.wisa, the couItes of C3cAisr, Gra. ham. Gila. PinaI anI rirna, to nominate a Joint Councilman.
 WEBsTER STREET,
 Chairm III Central Commi.tee. c. D. REPPY, Secretary.
 Dated Tombstone, August 3, lSSG. to
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Chargeg for Political Announcements.

The following are the prices charged or Poiical Announce mrnts in these columns, winch must be paid for in advance to insure
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Washington, D. C., Stands in, but Owing to the Adjournment Of Con- gross the Earthquake Played
 to Empty Benches.

Charleston, s. C., the Wicked City, Gets Some More of it-The People arc now Singing and Praying and Expect to go up Like
 Elijah Did.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-15
Gin properln Go fsi.

4 number Of flrst-cla houses to rent and for
y salc H. ". WILLIAIS, West 47th St
An ELEGANT 4-stOry hOuSr. 132 West 3Sth-
"A ST., handsomely decorated Tcnt .oN. .,. -.
=. NJ. BLA kILN, l,j2G broadway.
TOUR-STORN, brOWns,one house to let IN
1 4ttLst. ncar SHAVE: hIsclass order; rent 500
J. 4. CRUIk~HANk Il 90. l1G BOidway.
ry1O LET LOW W-Ehrcp-stOrV brOVnSt0nc
norvcst corner Madison ave, aHd l32ist cabinet IN
ish.d ; per eel order, PRESENT 0ccut tant viii show -,
H. l.. DLGEOOt. ~ BO"ery.
TENO LET.-155 East S3d-st. handsome IOur-
sio1, ur0wn-stone Cw-iirE; compact. complete com
Portable rooms, VA hs Large mirrors GcOd hcshboI
hood; ~ 900. seen . tO4
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5ituatious tDanteo--femalrs.

6ituGtions manteo--femalrs.
FAMILY WASHING.-A first-class cOlored
laundress with unsurpassed facilities and hrst-class
references wishes washing by the dozens
large amy washing speciality calcn t0c ana deNefedto 10
d" p'i' u '"' ''' MARY = GORDON l2s West SOth-st.
GENERAL HOUSEWORK.-Py respectable,
- neat strong German girl for general hluse"ork pan
Cr sSoi distance county 90 Sdye laths. lst fat
GENERAL HOUSEWORK. Sc. - BY a re.
~ speGa6le woman to go out BY the aai to 90 & gncn era
references. 2iO West S1tl.st
HOUSEWORK, COOK.-By young, willing.
F ana So2S " PSa GS T fGGi
the ways the family and make home city or country
~ 6tl-ave, near l7th-st5 upsta.rs.
HOUSEKEEPER. BY a lady from the East {;
thorough in every branch h29 or piyts 9@s ss
i,235 Broadway.
HOUSEWORK or COOK. BY German girl;
1 L city or couutry; reference. 100 West 2jthst
I ADYS MAID-By a. competent Swedish
~ woman accustomed TO travel good hairdres.sr sewer
fOm foo D''4'' 'N''','..' >, ,
I ADY'S MAiD.-By a young German girl !;
Fo & @ and dGess s9og sSk'! % 0 ap9 TpF h
St. two rights Ip irout room
IADY'S MAID.-By a.French woman with
tnd 1d %4y dspee speaks pure French
and fluent English >een at Nine JACQUlN'o FRENCH
BUREAU, G02 6th.ave, upstairs
AUNDRESS. - By an Alsaciene young
woman No. lauudress not afraid OF work no pD
lection good references Call at COZ 9th
ave and 3jth-st upstairs JACOClN.
AUNDRESS.-By competent, rst-CllsS
young Norh German lalndress understands her busi-
"I, & IN private ne boarring house or ho, ,e
good Recommendations. - Sd ave. let Hat
AUNDRESS-F Frst class wishes ladies' and
\ gents and family washing to DO az home; no acm 0i
chloride used terms reasonable eau at the store II
4Gth st.
ATNDRESS.-Bv respectable colOred
Z rltrya nd
doing family washing Ca OF address MIS- LoMAA' IZ9
West 2jtbSt. basement,
I AI1NDRESS.-By q irst-class laundr ess;
II washing and ironing. Address . 90. .
N7VRSE and SEAMSTRESS.-By an educated,
~ neat orth TO growing children; good
seamslIess fine Il, work, willing 10 assist N cham
brrwork references where last lady can De seen
90 3d.ave- hrst nat near l5th'st.
NURSE and SEWING, &c.-By neat
y young North German girl as nurse 70 grO"ihs chH
ron goo and wlhng 10 assist WIN chAmDe"OiA'
cot city references. t9 So AVE near l3th 81.
.-TRSE or CHILD'S MAID.-By well-edu-
Gated very neat North German girl as nurse TO grow g
children cool se4mstess bairdresser, &c: on hN chm
nad. willing TO 70 Cermany, to the -Outh or Vest never
sra sIcG; GOO packer; "a years hrstass 'V ic'o'N0
App 90 3dave, first Tat
= and ft; terms 81 a week. Address - -,
SEAioTRE~S. 800 3daye, IripuAe br4noI-
CEAMSTRESS, &c.-By young French glrl
y recently arrived good seamstress and iS Willing
and obngipg has cXpeTeucr with infants cy or
cuntiv n Jacqmn's French Lurean 6o@ oth'a'e. up
stairs.
SICK NURSE.-Rv az experienced middle
= agel English woman frstcass references. CITY or
couptTy. obVlng and cheertul Address
Mrs g. MAKsHALL. 80 East Goth ST Ist lat
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Main oaice removed TO
BOT 6TH-ANF. aud 33s BROADWAY,
NfQr inst

,..,.u (3lS auG $50 FultJ st., near Pierrepont.
BrookDn thlso. ~is Fulton Sc nea Vanderbilt ave
Of all applicants for situations are inyest
gated
COOK and LAIN rRESS Good cook and thorough aun
dress No = lOp. al 597 6th ave. - 49,, 100 ~,
NUR~E.-lufmts O young children No d o. Al o'' OH
ave. ...... -, , .,...,., t,,,,
dress No. 4 81, al jy7 O:h ave. . , .,- ,.,
LAUNDRESs-AI private family NO. ; 20 at o'' eth
.... .....,.-. ..,.r, NJ mn,
nv No 4 1u ~ g, Gfh ave.
ro6K-Firstcss, hotel private boarding house or club
hons q I ! T. al -. 6tl-aYe.
CHAMBEEHAID and WAIIREoS.-"Odiu go 10 INV
country. 80 n ~. 81 80, GthaEe. =. ~
HEAD WAITER CclCred, thoroughly COMPETENT Al "''
GIHnENER.-UnIe UnIerstands vegetables and flowers. Ap
PES1ACH MHS.-TnorOughly competent Apply at 597 9th
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BoarD an0 Rooms.

East Side.
ELEGANTLY FERNlSHED apartments
Il win or without private table. l2i Manson ave
furnished large front room
ov,t oosDg Gramelcy PaTK, hot and colo wafer ana
Lath also .lu!c Gentlemen only - lt'ihe raw
NNALLACE'S. I2l 3 5rt-AN NE:-Handsome
w funished rooms (iargo ami s'1a Tor IShleheh'
r..taufA ami /. carte table dhOte dinner % GEMS
~ and 3G GRAMkRCY PARK, Gramercy
.D part aud esI 2,th stslngle n am heated
prstesss boaId ss 10 = week geptlemeni reference
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Cost an0 founo.

I OST or MlSLAID in 1865 Certificate of
II >jock OF DoaW auG Hudson Co. so 10 s4 for
sl1 81 ISSUED 10 John WlliamsOD All
tOiee DegOthng the Application been
". s. WILLIAMSON, Administrator
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Brocklnn prcpertn for Sale au0 Go CcL

nor SALE.-191 Lincoln place, 2lZ Berkeley
place. -ific;v DWELLING; Euierb reehNOr
hood: possession imlcat"lv. ri1C" low terms easy
FIELD u. 80 Liberty 81, Nrw-l orb and on premises
0%n HANCOtk-ST., BROOkLIN;-A new
D sbI House containing : also bathroom ana
.asf,r.rv ir h4rd wOnd viii be rented TO g"@i
trurli on favorable furniture al nc"Wll be suld
If wanted Cal! LO-v. cr address OWNtk care oi Inc
Tribune.
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Cfrnrslon5.
TFaE NEW LINE
Between NEW-YORk. PHILADELPHIA,
AND NOSFOEM,
OLD POINT CDiAFORT,

MD NE eDN 7 II
HOURS SHORTER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE
On and after December = 1855. the Phiadephs
and Norfolk abroad Company VIII run 2 FaS' DAY ana
Sigbt Express and Cupo Charles Trains
leave YORK, PouHsylvaua Railroad o. ~ week
DAYS and : D. d. daily arriving Old Point Comfort 30 p H.
We days aud 1880 daily oriolk % p ~ aud 10 a. m
York to POrtsnCuth and
Fet ror Cars from New-York 60 cape Charles ickets
uAror car and Sleeping berAs can DE secured al any
Tcket Cf &c OF the PENNSYLVANIA Eg ilrOad company
r Il. COOKE. Geul Pass and Freight Agent
u. W. pUf.S r.. SuDeT4n n.~udcnt
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Gotels.

TVHE CHELSEA.-Elegant table d hote dim
ASdsL g. Al DEDEKEH.
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229 sSatsr y OF lstavo' $4,000
4ahs ss SO rntsyes IT Si 10 2O5Oo
lGhs ,G ,p: 3d' ~ II Moan @d A'eA lO5Oo
81 bsT bsp ~ IT, II II II m Aahod 10000
c cor 4 gi si ~, 70 r. n n l2OOo
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Gounirn proprrlp for Sale au0 60 frt

Agency for rNcntclaIr.-IIOuses 10 let and
y for sale attractive building sc- In chUce locations
Clarence g. Tupu-, Room 80, Temple tout brekmal.s~
ATEAST ROCKAWAY, l.. For sale, the
y farm Of the late Peter Z. Hewi IT. consisting Of -
o. valuable ana Sn n41e of uH!lnI -, r,s 80
''S CHARLOTTE HEWLETT. Last fochaway.
OrGIOKGE r. HEwLLTr Iewletts Executors
LOR SALE.-The best shore fronts and other
proprrtics i'm this country for improvement baL. l.
ABld a. y OF ~. al Eroad'ay, ami Bath' L. l.
TOR SALE. at M0rrstown, y. j.. fine res
L idcucc barn lot 81 f. trout and 20 deep Vnrd
r. Om. pIfiOr, library btIEerO0G, dining room Kitchen
lauadry, rilce Sls"ol Apply Tor particulars boA 4'o
MOrrslo"A. 81
EnR SALE.-Poughkccpsic =. G.-The late
residence of y. Carpenter. substantial DICK honse
win uoirtu "A improvements 20 Waicr, plu1Iu
room cuscrv tory pazZas about TWO "cresoi GROUND ca
ole Of sub d lNnn slis"t ahd linit u't loc'u'"i % ~
tcrul. Ir,-unIb immediate POSSESSION gwen Apply 10
SARAu y CARP y a. AGENT, ~ ->orti HAHlton ST.
Poughkcepse y. J.
4 nv ard water fronts evtrywhre 'ls irfr I -
and u PARK ROW, New YORK 'itY
NOR SALE--SiXiccn acres of solid land near
STANFORD, Onn, 1000 AID about haT aoi,1 pga.''
-11' NJ CURIAN, - Wa hnston ST.. y y.
NEONTCLAIR. y. j., Real Estate Agency
vi Every variety of residence properly IN bes oan2n
sale or rent Howl a PARSONS, ~ Ccdar-st. \. y
nICUMOND HILL. L. l.. II minutes from
II 8l.t and Brooklyn sations-foI aale Two Quecn
An houses - rons ur handsome COZ tageS rooms an
have fH water supply; ms bcaut al place IS grow
rapidly 'oldmg favorable oppor' 'uLhS LOT doao' h'o''
TOwLFH. Kichmond H1l.
TIyO RENT. Observation-Disclosures House. at
% %VSe % ~ ,e,s Tor sale or rent low newly painted,
good condition FIELDER % LlDeIy s.. Wv = .N
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n.nAY rInNDAYl. MAECI |.

HuN0TO }.
yecrfo,.s sale ct 2ljx9~9 ana 4aiOy buildings, 40
~ as. 4tlsf, s. 1864 fl " oi E|-aNt o,.
Public auction sac lot 2UN0t ara oinll "NtlHS No 40
IVES. =. tl-st. p. 24u II G. oI Sthty- ANA ~ H..
l~N G 9XlV.JX &, No 10 West 4lsl F. 10 II o
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Norull Of real estate held at the Exchange
HE Total amount realized AZ the Exchange and Auction
room iron p.Llc auction sales Of cry re estate ioi inc
v, eldIut win saturday, March l3. wts r9'r,OJA
LIST or AlJiIDN-.
Fer the trA ending wit saturday. March 20 the Io
Low u "a aIEouuoe TO be held at The EGcuase ana
4. g. lTI. am
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.icamnoals nn0 Nailron0s.


COOKS TOURIST TICKET OFFICE,
4 Us6i Ba6A0WAY, ooitNEH AHRFN:sT, NY
&'f MAVtSA tG 'K&SU6& HExIio' ana G all
"e't sec tCIS,KS ExCuRsIoNIsr, VITA MAPS published
'iO' &dtrtss riGc ) COOK & SON. 2Ol broadway. NY.
TOR NEW W.HAVEN.-Steamers leave Peck
nip a ? e ~ and % t6l N p @ n asT sgR&@ss as eyce2ic 4 P
i,SS.so 20 New Haven and re.afd ~ So
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JE ISEY
tlo.c, III rnonj and NyscS Z 500 10 Z IN / 20 y 4 %
b4o f4o, $50 ,. m ~ M hight Sundays 7. m and
Nsi.a t. spnns valley Mo,sey Z. 10 a. m 4:5O D. m
CRlE RAILWAY, now known rs the NEW
II NCRh, LAKE LRIl- AND WESTERN RAILROAD
2Sd.st 10 minutes earlier.
To.n Co.eags T. bnraai',on. Eoa, Ornelsv,ie, BGf:
Soaeae9 ome!s;iS ,o, 10 70 ns1na
isG Paa5u tram O q iay and oie scePs hes
Nc ehGa 'jEs,ge f9r last time. A.Tiyes Mea ~,
6oo s a. 81" Il do9s 9Sl me second HYi;,S ,S
eSs ga train , ev Yssi ana nsa,6
, sHn"Ha " C6icago Eyprrs. foI tne Vest a SOLID train
o. nn n@ and sifeYog Y GSqS1s; to 5 ,o" III
HuAortoU aud r.s~c 80 ~ ~ 1bo 90 80 I;1p i0
Ss a6 $50 IL 20 ~ ~. i2 mjngat Sundays 5:iS
$50. lOa q m. b, Go 20 j0S0 p M y minght . a.an
f55, $40 $50, al9 SOP al6, s3o 50 81 gs2 i55 5$o
an 49,. '% is sG% ri IA + i gcS g." fioso p D. @ adaig ,Y
"a -,
D. in and l9 midnight Saturday nights only auudays
sl5 ~ $22 G-'g - sVC l. loco a. m, l45 $50 $50
$50. &c 30. $40 1890 p a. and - mtdnight sundays
04T $50 1890 lf5, C'0 \ lUO pm, AM IL lIdh EnL
J. Warwok 445. 7:5O lego a m, 45O p H. Sundays $50
TNevbu5g aud Cornwall 49, 3:3O, 80 p sun
Ron oIj and Kingston and Montgomery a NJ $3.50 p m
Sunday d. SCrIn ON " a. i.. sundays cNccp'ci. -
Goshen 4.i5 545 zoo. 8. 1920 ~ SD a. ';5p' -
S8b T. 10. sunday jAj. 30 1920 a. IA. 3D. = 3 d. r
: Madc.owu -, 545 100, . 1910 a. H. 30 ~ :; s.
SSD d. r. sunday j45, 80 1920 n, 'n, :, D. 90. The
8 H. and 33O p. trains connect with Now-GoIK ontario
md Western HalIOad at Manst The m Train stops al
MG'n-st only. $500 % - ~, ..,. . o.,
n m. SUNDAY . 30. 1870 q. ~, G5o T. : p m;
.St y. N.,5 90, ol1 r. IN 10 o.t2
j. IN. every hiecn minutes $40 p ~ 70 IV' p M eN NoTs
fiITty minutes and Has p. Sundays every Ulrly
minutes. ..- ,..-....- No.. -, 4,
eIce COAccs an be O'2ed ana orders ol Ur cue ing
and irs.v baggage be eft al the Company onces
Nos +Ol ~ BlOadNay ~ WSstst, NJ Y No Court
ST. Hrotl IS OF al he Oupauy's Do4Ois
IxpltSs trains from the West in NeWf ork al tu
T.3O ! % a ~. and iOZ1 y. m.
IOiN y. ABBOTT. Cent Pass AseA. AsR Aoik-
GREAT REDUCTION in Railway Tickets t.
VI an points South at EBBS G eat Cut-hat'
Ticket q lice. So7 broadway
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A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
"a YORk TRl nUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OPFfCEs, 30 23~ Broadwly. corner Thirty
trsl-st. until u m. 953 Broairay. between fwonty
serond aud Twenty y-thri sts. until 3s est fwen
ty ID risL. corner Eig'tLIyo. ljJ ourth a7e corae
Fourteenth $50 THIRD corner Forty seyentls No.
LOT rhirdayr. siGt,etn.si. ami tIo HARLEM OF
Vi L 2S- E1s Ouehun rod nd twenty ttfhst. -aOl
rhrdsrc unehundre andt weatyrtth ,t up to
II REGULAR nlLee rntes
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GREAT REDUCTION in Railway Tickets t
VI an points and South at EDBS G eat Cut-Iat
Ticket Office. SU7 iruadWay
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6slp Uanieo

WANTED.--Youn men lS to 20 years old
SAT Washing xton-sl
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flGls an0 Rooms 60 Crt.

flGls an0 Rooms 90 fet.
FEW ONLY remaining Of the hre-pr"ot
Y aUartpeuts ia The Eyrlyn,' West 'sth ST. opDpNie
Manila T. square re. = from w -, 'isI,
Elevators ts ;ccSdnt views Ut fArA ana II hudson
DI- falns sch'
BACHELOR apartments To let lnthe imDel,
ID irltivar and 22ioti rents from N'Su
mn steam heat elevator az night fee service lc
uP r. A. thUIhsHANk a CO., l'G BrOad"Ay.
TOILET APARTMENTS ~ TIE
ABSOLUTELY Fl IEFEOOF
CLINICAL PARA Bi l.,DlNi.-, ..
CORNER tsIli AN 3gIM = - ,, \ y I, y y 'lh'AFI
FACING Central PAhk
nj l. FEON 5000 q $1,000.
,,rir - LIZ PINA~~E * FRIEDMAN, - Br"al"A'
ApF'' no Chton -ups rmtendeut. al buildings.
CI0DERATE RENTS. - Single II IL, seven
arj ei.bt large all Improve n"nt'; natural
Il ou,v refined aU.Is Tcc'lytl no en- ,it.i' s'
picture m"dilhS "'''
.oDrRATE RENTS in the Livingston
VA ilr-ah' "p'''n, ,Iii- TEi.IMAN. 3,7 seconlaye.
;..tyIiE MPERIAI.." - East 1Gth-St.-
.rvcr4l elegant apartments. 500 10 s9''; St',ih
o, iv,r utght watch Inquire OI JAi'o' o I4oJ u
CIarE son & sJn 80 iroid@i'.
1--WE CHELSEA.- Absolutely fire proof
-, tft ttIer ana Eve rooms AM haih every ton.eh
iHlAi.' W., ou night. restaurant hrstclss able dhoie
nG s'ia Ctrtr Apply st The othu- ~. * y" -ou ~
New-York tribune., 1886-03-15

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ASSAGI. $50 SO and 500 lnermC date, $50 STEER
AGE from or the Old Couutrv so.
PETER WRIGHT Il SONS, GEM Agents,
80 L I.rOJd Uay y. N.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-15

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saloon and 500. excursion. $40 10 $780, Second
CABIN so: excursion $50. StceIagc at lowest rates
PETER WRIGHT q SONS, GenI ~ gts % Broadway
New-York tribune., 1886-03-15

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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-25
Markets BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL,

LONDON, Aug. "a, noon.-Consols, 100 1915
for money, 100 1915 for account.
NEW YORK. Aug. "a, no0n.-Stocks quiet but
steady. Money easy at 5G6 per cent. Ex-
change-long, s4Sl1z0D4 81; short, 81 S3l1C04 "a
State bonds dull but steady. Government
bonds dull but steady.
500 p. m.-Exchange,s4 s2l4CG4 s41%. Money
closed at 3(1S per cent. Sub-Treasury bal
anoes-Gold, siSz 982 600: currency, S2s 090. 0c0.
Government bonds dull but steady: four per
cents, l26lA: three per cents. 1905 bid. State
bonds duh but steady
The stock market reflected a greatly i'm
proved feeling over that since Saturday.
London still continues to be the prime moving
force, and day purchased at least part OF
the stocks sold yesterday. There was very
little news OF a character to influence values,
but rumors were plentiful in regard to Lake
Shore trunk line difficulty. In regard to the
Lake Shore and Nickel Plate there were the
usual assertions AID deuials, but the prInci
pal talk was in regard to an important meet
Ing to be held in short time. Money ruled
sterling exchange rates in consequence of a
lack Of inquiry ana renewed supply of COM
mercial bills maj erially aided the improve
ment. In the afternoon the market was firm
at the opening, prices showing an advance of
L0p3z per cent. There was a slgut reduc-
ton but prices soon became firm and con-
tinued TO advance slowly until just before the
close when another reaction took place, but
the market closet firm. To-day's business
amounted to 1873 400 shares. Final prices
show advances in almost every case. Del
cent, st. Louis and San Francisco preferred
l96. Manhattan 5, and San Francisco fret
preferred 3l6 per cent. The following are the
closing auOtatiOng.