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New-York tribune., 1886-01-21
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, Jan. 30 (Speciab.-The pork deal
Is now certainly hands OF Planknton Of MIwau.
koc II reported here that PaDknon IA Of tho olinon
that pork is good for an advance Of 80 or 81 barrel
Num- Dows Co. who are the Chicago representatives
Of David Dows & Coz sellers OF pork this morning,
and this started the figures about 81 30 FOR May.
Wheat was strong ana nearly cent higher. mainly
because Of a ltlo panic among the small shorts When
pork dropped from ;l 80 Sl II a there wero great
many OF the opinion that the market had busted and
that the county would not ct the wheat it desired
Tor bulug pork When just before the close, the price
shot up gam To I'll 30 with no apparent cause, the
vocerous shook their heads and admitted that 1t
might Io that they did not know much about tie
market as they thought they did Wheat sold AT sil2
cents. just cents over yesterdays bottom hgUrcs aud
closed AT - y cents for May.
ON the short afternoon hoard the wheat market was
unusually active ana strong. Provisions exhibited the
same temper. The c,0Sc at 2:3O was: Si's cents Tor
May wheat, iO;N cents for May corn. 81 30 for May
,rk aud 50 J1il for May lari Nav oats ~ II cents
" Puts Mny wheat sold at S3os cents. Calls ut
S1ll cents
New-York tribune., 1886-01-21
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
Reported by COILS & LEVY. No. 10 Hec-a
WEDNESDAY. Jan. 20-P. N.

WEDNESDAY, Jan. 20-P. N.
Speculative circles at tho Stock Exchange this
ing again flooded with renewed rumors Of cutting
of rates by railways and further Generalization in the
coal trade. Yet the stock market during the first
hour held firm at figures equal to better than those
Of last evenings closing. Before noon all tbe early
rmOrs denied and the values OF securities weak
oned instead OF growing stronger. But 1t should be noted
that the yielding was irrcgular that special attacks
were made upon special stocks and It that which
affected the whole market For instance, st. Paul stock
which furnished Onesixtb Of the whole days business
after selling up as to 927s fercely assaed and
declined to 81 50; Delaware, Lsckawanna and Western
carly advanced 7 to 1883 aud dived 10 ll62 and Pa
cac Hail. which for a moment looked promising at SO,
FELL to 57ls These movements impaired weak tone to
the whole speculation and prices for everything yieded
only less than for the stocks named. Union Pacific
should included the lt because IL fell from 81 q
to sole, although that stock probably was not In the
same "dea" " which moved the others named. subse-
qent recovery left the declines Of the stocks named
as follow. ST. Paul and Union Pacific each s. and Della
ware, Lackawanna and Western Il cent and Pacific
vail unchanged. The other declines are only isG2 per
cent and Lake Shore Eric ard Western Union show gains
OF h per cent Louisville and Nashville weak spot
because its reported earnings for the second week In
January less than for the second week Of
January 1885 bat it was not the week Of this year
which was 40 exceptionally small was the week OF
last year 1922 23O exceptionally larse compared with
1884 the decrease of the week is only SS.400. Tho
Pacific Mail Steamship Company to-day declared its
usual quarterly dividend OF la per cent payable to
holders Of January 23 stmioicial statement gives
the net earnings for the quarter ut $3si0Oo which
should surplus for tho quarter after payment OK
dividend, Of $13i,0OO. Reviewing the days market
and considering he strong speculative pressure brought
to bear against it, 1t developed moro OF strength and
less of feverishncss than 1t reasonable to expect
1t should.
Government bonds dull and steady at unchanged
quotations as follows:
New-York tribune., 1886-01-21
,,,noop,N pRopucE MAnKEr.

,yy,pooI Ian oo PrOyisOns Bacon. CunDtfilnd cut
Ze. ud Long Clear Mlies 2ss Cd; snort Clsar n Mndsi MIC
ys V1 SInT Ils 2gs Gd ShOnlderA 2"s Od Dot oms
No., sis 1d for Extra indian Meas lrlnle mess ous Ou'
port-prime Mess ola Od per bDLi rhine MesL hastr1 ~
ui.iiarn 49, Gd, Lard -Amencan' 3Zs: fIlho W Ncs,
S SIS Gd Lard OIL 5ss od lIs-Len&s & TnI Ss, In,, u
shn,ers DDS IA Butter S2s Cd rer cN iOI hnsat
Stafc. CLeese-A mrucan Choice ~ Od Wheat- suu w
We.tsrn sprng 7s ID as 6d RED Winter & ,s ~ ~ a %
NV Mixed Western A.. ID; California no o9 .H 20
10 ia I'd 9Os. d. per Genital rtUuuoe
,r,tS ~ 1nffenne 17s ad do. nc London @is 90 per
neIntd petroleum. 7d. al III. pergalion ClOystseel-
cn,.na, et a,e uer CHt TalOv-27e. 80. percwt ke.o
Cohmon ss ID. Pale. lis 0d 6Os 9i ilhsesa o i 80
,ar Ialloo-blne AIn0ucln. 2bl Oli lili' Olty
u IA ,er cwt American Refrigerated Bee hnd quart
era Ci qusrtcra 40. per o -, e,o IN. "a 4, 10 GA
ed psr Ian Calcutta Lnseed 4lsgd pei quarter AVA
Cste 81 2RB Os per ton: Refined frifvlsulI. oAu
"a ncr GALLON spirits OF Tarpenline 2ls ID per eSI
New-York tribune., 1886-01-21
LAWYERS AND PLUMBERS BILLS.

Rutherford b. Clark sued Stephen Peabody
in the Court OF Common Pleas, demanding $4,000 Tor
an assault He declared before Judge Van Hoesen and
jury yesterday that the defendant, who is broker
entered his plumbing establishment, No. lOl2 Sixth
ave. on November $685. assaulted him without provo
cation and threw him backward over stove inJurlng
mis- spine Peabody, the other hand, said tDat No
called 10 pay bill when Clark assaulted him without
cause and that used such force only necessary
10 protect himself When tho plaintiff was asked by MS
oonsel Colonel Edward James. what his earnings as
a plumber were before the assault, ex-Judge Fullerton
crayely Objected saying: -
"a plumbers bill is always perfectly appalling. Here
that will utterly bcwder this jury"
DO not know" replied Colonel James, I" that a
plu,nbcr's bin is more appalling than lawyers"
"But," answered ex-Judge Fullerton, " there Is al
WAYS something TO show for lawyers bill and pone for
a plumbers" The question was not pro1ed. The Jury
fonnd verdict $4,000 for the plaintiff and the court
granted an extra allowance Of per cent.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-21
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WAsHINGTON, Jan. 2O.-In The Supreme IOurt
OF the United States to-day the following business was
transacted:
40 l2O-Tlc Phoenix ln.uraucc Company ~ nrootlyn.
appellant thc IIo and Wc.t IN ltal.por1tou com
Uauy Argument continued D. bfrEr Is II DJari for ho
appc.lccs concluded ty George BLACK for the np
pC.liut.
no I2-Thc VI Ksburg, Shreveport and Pacific Railroad
Company plaintiff art. Lis. DcIn- sheriff. etc
h. U.-Yp fp piautiN IN error and bJ Thomas
q DO fDr defendant IA error.
No l2 l. q t.rgau. q n!-tiat0r etc appellant, agi
JOHN shepard Gnd others Appeal from The iitcul court
OF Lr nc state, the District Of Ma sachus"tts Dis
MISSED with costa . ..
30 i23 John shepard and otlcrs aipsllants, agi J. G.
Car-ip n administrator. Arguut' by Eiw ri
cl cTs N of APP claut-. continued by II Fish and
4 r. fOI l,c
New-York tribune., 1886-01-21
ETHIOPIAN FINANcIAL MARK CTS.

roSpoY Jan 2O-I230 p. m.-Consols 80 l3l6 tor 9otn
Nancy and the account Atlantic aud Great western fltst
MorSage trustees Ceriacates canadian Pacific az s
iir 2iI do. second CGnlOs SO< 81 PA COmuoD' Vit
New,Yok Central 10 ~ ,Pennsylyania 63s
Canada northwest Land Company 80 "a, o., y.n,..
gO D. n.-Taris adyces quote IhTee fer NehV ho"V7'
m ri franco III centimes Tor the account ~. 49,.
~, ~ - Atlantic ana Great Western First Mortgage
3I9. Canadian Pacific. 6s't Mexican
ordinSry 2OL NCw.NOrk Central lO6$i fohhSyNan''
537. , ,,..,.on,, Al.
lndla Council bi,lS were allot'ed to-u"y ~ u"
isd. per rupee. -, huu,on gone inlo the Bank of
England balance to-day - So''0VV'
Hudson lay Company, 22's - 49,, po,4as M al franeo
Pnns adylces quote Three fer Oehe i'o"'0' ~ Us ~
g2l, eentines for tho account
New-York tribune., 1886-01-21
TIE PErROLErM MARKEE

The figures of the Consolidated Exchange
show that the stocks Of mineral oils in Europe De
cenber 81 1883. were nearly 100000 barrels crude
cauvalcnD less than on she same date OF 1851 the
amount an,at was slightly smaller but the amount
loading wa, 100000 barrels larger The net result s
decline OF nearly 100000 barrels shown By the follow
ing detailed comparison:
New-York tribune., 1886-01-21

Sperm ommon. 3s ou per cwti
Pale Ola Provlsons-Lard. 33s ID Der cwt FOR
American sugar los nd cwt for Cuba CentriIaga
polarzng $50 and las Cd 5s 0dor Cuba Muscoyae tr
refining aiolt Australian Talow-Beef 25s. Od 626s
3d.: Mutton 26s. I'd ATS 0d Cocoa Nut oii-Ceylon,
4I7 gs Cochin. $50 U.s.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-21
Return OF Owe OF PASrEUR'S PATENTS.

L. Kaufman, who was bitten by dog sup
posed be rabid and went to Paris for treatment by
Paseur, passenger on the steamer Labrador, OF
the French line which arrived yesterday He expressed
himself we'll satisfied with his trip and did not feel
any Inconvenience from carrying around Load OF yiras
In his system. In fact he seemed to think that the
hydrophObia virus benefit to tho system generally
AMI he felt brighter and better after had been injected
into his body. PasteIT showed him every kndness and
Mr. Kaufman went to see him the first time told
him In few pleasant words that 80 much time had
elapsed since he bitten that IL was dOnbtH II the
treatment would do any good St he was welcome to
IT, Paseur seemed To be somewhat put out at the fact
that Mr.. Kaufman that the dog which hit
him had rabies. lie does not like to noculae people
unless there probability OF their having hydrophOba
Mr. Kaufman would welcome personal combat
with dog for the purpose OF tosng the efficacy OF
Pasteur's mothOd-prOvided lie had club and shOt-
gun.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-21

"r' r"oi "i'"Hi OA-''i AN
Argument on tne motions hiaue ny lhe partlcs
to the Broadway railway controversy ior orders
directing that their opponents be examined In order tha
facts might De obtained on which 10 prosecute Oh the
one hand and on the other TO dcfend the acton was
heard yeseriay Justice Van rnt in Supreme Court
chamners FlIbu Root R,bert Sewell and ex-Judse
~ ' -, - ~ :,
GranVlllc T. Ha"es rel resehteu 'he pl'lh's Nnos
Frothinpham. George G. Thomas and Mrs Hugh J.
Ir.,,ns. Io.a,,h IT Cboa,o and william, r. f,uIl,ver
h"s''nss' 'oeoP" " C' ~ "', " -
appeared for the railroad companies confronted ny jacob
Sharp Mr.. Root asked Tor an order Tor the examination
OF Presitctt fOshhy, OF the broadwhy ahu seventh
Avenue Railroad company, Mr ohoate Oppossoa t tnls
@ oo a oxan,,ped sattnc that the examination OF a
panti is any disclosure OF what the issae
ln tle case nc , io oo MOu @ 0t, W u,d Sv eoot fo
the effect that John Weber stockhOder OF the Broad
way anaseventh Avenue Railroad Company, be made
party piahtln W uc sut A. o, no oa,o ,bo
o & tn thnIr erami"at,m Mr. Gnliyer presented an
UIavtV ~ ,bat tho stnct owneG bv Mr. FrothngLam had
ir haon IN the hooks OF the company last
III. IS itin, ,tch that this sniff was nor brought In
10y ir tha Lonsdt ~ stockhoders bnt was In the
80 -, % orsnns yl'o shcd to secure the lease OF the
I1r"adRay I'm .fa@e Railroad Mr. Shsrp had assigned
o 800 shares OF the broadway Company to the Seventh
Ayenue Company IN trust Tor beneit Of the latter
comnonv snIeiy Refore rho agreement between the
co,nranas the stock Of the Seventh Avenue Company
h,o rba reccnts ~ the University Place cars at
rsont ,cre NOT cnonoh IN nav the exDense OF running
iI.n, wa" " -
'HS"
New-York tribune., 1886-01-21
TO TAX THE FOURTH AVENUE TUNNELS.

In 1879 and 1880 the city imposed taxes
upon the New York and Harlem Railroad Company upon
valuation OF So 900 for the tunnel tracks road
bed and masonry In and under Fonrth.avo. between
Fortyhfthst aud the Harlem River THIS action OF INC
Tax Comnissloners was resisted by tho company and
writ OF cerornT procured 10 review the taxation Inc
Supreme Court at Special Term sustained Tue hou9h VI
proceeding upon ground that the masonry retaining
walls and tunnels which constructed Tor tne sup
port Of Fourthaye taxable. and that the com
pany Oniy liable to taxation upon the road bed
rails and Staions. further appeal was taken 10 the
Court OF Appeals upon which decision was announced
snstaBing the action OF the Commissioners
and reversing the decision Of the General Term Inc
tax imposed upon the tunnel from ThirtyfOuTth-s 70
Forty secondst also sustained by tue court, Inc
re,t ofho decision Is 20 authorize the city To impose
taxes upon the railroad company for the value oI the
alsfF
New-York tribune., 1886-01-21

Duncss again tho chief feature OF the crude oil
srccuat on prices showed no pronounced weakness
In fact they frequently touched the hgures ut which the
market closed on Tuesday Ict tho room traders en-
loved most variations O The day and there were
no indications OF general movement III response 10 the
commercial outlook At the end quotations about
lie lowest day. but the market closed steady
Inc range Of prices and the total dealings at the Con
soldatcd Exchange rs follows:
New-York tribune., 1886-01-21
DECIDING THAT BOOK WAS NOT OBSCENE

| DELIDING TIIAI n IOON WlAo .NVI VI'7NF''''"
DIR. A. Hawley Heath, Of this city, has pub
,tshed book on secret diseases. Anthony ComstocK
learned that copies of it being sent by mail and on
his testimony an indictment was found last month pS
the United States Grand jury charging Dr. Heath w'a
sending ohscene printed matter through .ns william ra
New-York tribune., 1886-01-21

BRADFORD. Penn. Jan. 20.-Crudo ol-National Tran
sit Certificates opened at ssl9 AMI cosol ut ss
highest price, sS0s. lowest price. 49, Ccarlucos.
l,3ii,000 barrels.
OIL CITY Penn. Jan 20-Cruio Ol-NattOnal Tran
ait Certificates opened at 80 and closed at SSas
biohest price SS5s lowest price. S77s. Sales.
7s5 900 barrels: ccrunces. 2,99S00O barrels; runs
IS DIG barrels; shipments, 7llOi barrels; charters
= "a 1ts harr
New-York tribune., 1886-01-21

TRUTHs THAT MIGHT HAVE BEEN LEFT UNsPoKEN
Hostess what Haven't you brought your sisters, hr
Jones r. Mr. Jones NO; they couldn't come. Mrs.
smith The fact is they're saving themselves for Mrs
Browns dance tomorrow yOu knOw."-lPunch.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-21

PEORIA Jan. 2ocorn Arm New aiEh Mtsd wS;s sSss' = s
sSc. No 2 Mixed 25d9sLc Rve firm: No Z 6sagzyc
Reccips 20 bush Data 2IOOoi kve lOOu o,ss-
smnmeuts-Corn 1900 BUSH oats 2SOO0 ousl' nS~
600 bush
New-York tribune., 1886-01-21

SPIRITS of rURPENrINR.
CHARIksTox Jan 2G.-TurDentius drm AZ 37ia. bid.
sAyANNAH Jan. -. turDentlnH strolgE 3sgc.
WuMISGroN ian 20.--FurDeauns nrn Al 3She
New-York tribune., 1886-01-21

coupon OF
1i.nnll......-.Nlh =
Chic Bur & Quinc'
1000. O......l3t
Inmn IIE L.

1000. .....l3t
Iowa div s.
1000 ..... 99'a
| CStP VI T OtOn
5000. ..... l22
l,uOO...... III
! O. IL & y o -
i.ODO...... IL l.
! Cpundr Soutli'n
lst Guaranteed
5000 ..... 100 =
$4,000 ..... lu5 -
| 23.OuU .... lOj'G
| chs northwest
Ton
! cop gold bords
! l.0uO. ...... l33'i
| TN so Pur My I'll
| l.OO1...... 10 -
| Chic ~ Pt & VI lat
1000 ...- 10
| Chic Bur & q.
deb -
1000. ... lO1 "a
! CCC g. Ind
| Gtnl Mortgage
| 6.ONu. .....- lO9
| Col Coal Bs
| 5000 ---....9-' a
| Den & Ii e
Ist con
trust co Ger
| lG. 10. .......St
5,OUu ......-H9A =
! - & r. q lst
10000. ..... 10 '
| Den e Il q Nn Isl
Ip.UDO.......-L2 =
1900. ....- u
| T. Tenn Va & G'sla
New-York tribune., 1886-01-21
ACTUAL SAILS. Closin'

- . - -
! AK Branch lSt
! 1000 ........llZs.
c A & + lat
2.uOo..... 1855
sc Paul v = & l=t
2.COO. ......l26
1000 .... l26
81 Pal Mn & VI lst
1000 &C ..lij
SOIth caro- ina
lee
2,0OO..-... ln93l
1000 .......llO
~ Paul VI & " lst
Dakota cxtCu
J.uUO...... 10
con -OiNkitltu hS
10000. lib
Sou paC Of Ariz lst
.. 2.OOD........lOl
81 Paul " * VI
I'd
1900 ......ll9' s
st L X = L I'd
lass &
I 5.0oO...... lO7
~ l. & / Noun -
/ 100 O--.....9l
| Toledo & OltOCeu
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= ..

= Gin iunser Manu Namens @us
fob S9iefer BON Sanlor tuurbe in Nus
tim burA %. 9. Gutor beim S9eibens
f9ieBen eri9oHen. S9iefer ging ges
rabe binter Der S9eibe bur9, als Sur
tor idoB. gs a.
= @ouberneur Srelanb erbielt pDt
glmer Wa{bburmin -gbteago $3.50 fir
bic Notbieibenoen Der bon bet SArre
beimgefn9ten Counties.
= Nuf Der @iblibe m paeifie 8abn
bat f1 f1on tpieber Elm ungliG ereigs
net. 3u Camp Qaneod, so Meilen
bon 81 pafo entfernt, fubr Der 3ug
iber eine Bride. SDpie bic 2ofomp.
tipe bariber mar. brad biefelbe aufams
men uab Der Senber, @%rprebpagen unb
gmiaranten > @9lafpagen f~tiirateu in
ben Greet binab. 3mei G~rprebagenten
unb mebrere @inmanberer inb f9per
~periuunoet tporben.
= sSn Corpus gbrifti tpirb cine Wets
tersS SPECIALIZATION erri9tet.
Ypli3if @pfer in Sort Wortb bot
fi9 i'm Oienfte aus 8erieben nit ieinem
&euolperfelbf gei@ohen. Seine Munbe
lift gefdbrli9.
= Ser breiidbriee Sobn bes 9errn
2inbiap in BeQ ipielte nit Streidb6la=
den unb febte babel feline 2leiber in
8ranb. ct bat i6mere 8erlebungen
babongetragen.
= George geaslep, Der bonn Bunbess
Rommiffioner in Del Gio SfmuggeIns
ipegen ilntsr $1,000 8argfbaft geffeat
purbe, bat feline Biirgeu i'm Sti9 ges
IafIen unb 1T auf unb bapo1 segangen,
pabrf1einli9 nod Merifo.
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= @eors 69erp, gde 16te II. gbs
tparbsftraBe, Springfield, S1s., pobns
baft, bdlt Dr. Nuguft 26nigs Samburs
ger 3ropfen fets i'm Qauie, ba er ber
fefen r1eberaeugung 1T, baB er iie bur6
tein au6eres Mittel erfebeu fam.
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lluabertrefftde an5iehun8
1leber eine babe Niaion p~erlccf.
Qpuiiiata t5tate Qptterp 60


9iefes snfitut pmrbe In, Sabre 1858 fl,
graiebnnos. uub WobItbatiafeits : 8pede bon
Der gtaatslesisIatur fit ben 8ettranm bon
finfunbamanaig Sabren selesli@ ineorporirt
nit einen RepitaI bon 81, 1000, 900, 3u iDel9em
fe ieitber einen @eferpefOnS bon $3.50, 600 bin
s~usefaet bot. Durd Elm aberi9penslides
Botum nnrsen ibre ae9te Elm 8beif Der sesen.
t~pdrtisen Staatsennfitutien, angenomnner1 am
2. December 1879.
Sbre sroSen' 8iebmngen ton etnaeb
men Hmmmern fin6en inonatlt9 fatt9
stiemals pirb eine SSiebnns berf9oben. Nan
Iefe nadfolsenben @lan.
@rpbe r1unatlt&e 3iebung
in Der Gcabemp Of Mufc, Stem Srlears,
Dieuffag ben ~. October 1886.
1OO, 900 Eidets gu S. iebes. 1rnd,
tbeile in Tanftel I'M gerhdltniB.
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1851 @epinme i'm Betrase BON $2sb,boe
az Amfrasen fur asenten, iouie Slater
fnr Stubs f5nnen nmr In Der Office tn Reh
Orleans gen1adt iperben.
Weae ndberer Mmsfunft f6reibe man Seutltd
bic sanae Mbrefe.
Maa idtde @elD bur@ Ycfal N Q.
/ { n, GrpreB Monep Orber, Stem yorf
Wediel ouf Mem Drleaas.
I Briefe NIT CURRENCY unberdnbert per @rpreb
gBir 3abfem gypreStofen.
M. u. Dauphin,
sfetp Orleans, ca.
Wou oSreljire rssiftriste 8riefe nnb feas
%. S. Moneh Srbres aus auf BITE STEM Orleans
AatiouaI Banf, Stem Drfeans, Ia.
@bwarb Encore, MSent,
s21 aeequia Strase, San Antonio, Seras
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9tue ME feb,aebense Sams Mrsaet.

Sd babe in i1einer camille fetig
Simmonss2ibe r &egulatDr
bereitet BON s. 8. 3eilin & Co., u. $40.
felt g. 10 Sabren gebrau6t unb gez
funben, baB ct ale gesen Gr6ftels nrb
S9ittelieber e%mpfobIenen Irsneie1
iibertriHt. Sd babe galomel, @bini1
unb ale anbere MerfuriaIs Bebanblung
a~ufgegeben un6 tpenbe es BET meittett
Rinbern obne l1nteri9ieb Der Nlterss
ftufe an. gs 1T MQes, mas cine Garnis
lie n6tbig bot. Bite fi9 meines Nas
mems au bebiener, falls sic ben &egu'
Iator berlangen. Wirtli9 ber Sbrige:
6. 8. urbanfs, grawfors Co., Ga"
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Die 8efGbigung fit cine Gef6Gft8btlonns III
bic boafanOisfe bon allen @ei6aftsf9uleu IN
@ibmefen.
5. 8. snberfOn, u. &C., gtafbent, eebrer
Der Matbematif &C.
6. 81. BaIoen, Or. a., 6esretdr, aebrer bts
Budfibrens, S90nl@reibenS &c.
@. u. garbrousb, 81. ", asbrer Der Steno.
graphic, Sbpe. Britin9 ,e.
@.8. Biaett, .. &, aebrer bet ipamif@ea
Sprade, 2iteratur &c.
u. s. grabant, aebrer Der eon,mersielen De.
fete unb Der Semtidem Spra6e.
lin @irculare sber Labor and
Capital ubreiire mon
S. S. Slmberipa, YraRbent.
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2obIreihe Neamte Der canal

= 3ablrei6e Beamte Der canabis
f6en Sominial : @egieruug fpmpatbiiis
rem outs Iebbaftefie NIT Der irif6en
6omes& uIesp artei linb geb6ren iogar
Der BruberlGaft Der Genier an. Bon
gngIanb aus iii baber an bic canabis
f9e &egierung ber Befebl ergangen,
Elm ipadiames Nuse iiber biefe Beamtert
au bebaIten.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-01
ADMINISTRATORS SALE,

No1ice is hereby given that by virtue of license
of sale granted by the Probate Court in the mat
ter of the estate Of u chael Danielski deceased
will. on the 18th day of October, A. D. 1885, at IL
O'Clock, noon. at and on the premises hereinafter
described, at ST. Paul, in said county sell at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder for cash, the fol-
low ng descrI bed real estate. situate. lying and
being in the County of Ramsey. State of Mime
sofa. to-wIt: LOT NUMBER EIGHTEEN Qs),
IN BLOCK NUMBER ONE D, OF FLETCH-
ERs SUBDIVISION OF BREwSTER'S ADD
TON TO ST. PAUL IN SAID COUNTY, accord
ing to the plat thereof on file in the Office of the
Register of deeds in and tor SAID County of RAM
sey subject to certain mortgage thereon for
5000, and interest
Sept 49, 1886. JOSEPH MATT
Adm nIstrator of the estate of Michael Danielski.
deceased. 26O 4w fri
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ST. ANTHONY PARK NORTH,

From st. Paul Ii minutes. From Miuneapo-
lis minutes. Fifty-six daily fast trains.
Fare re. We are about building several
good houses to be sold on cas- payments and
occupied this fall. Will plau houses to suit
purchasers. We intend to make this the
finest suburb adjacent to the cities and can
convince you that there is money in buying
now while choice of lots can be had at bottom
figures The universal verdict is that this is
the finest residence location in the entire
Northwest Our agent, Mr.. B. f Meek, Jr.,
can be found at our Office, opposite Northern
Pacific station at the park, and will take
pleasure in showing the property and its adj
vantages. McCLUNG, MCMURRAN & CO.,
100 East Fourth street, St. Paul. 2,S-3s4
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HOMEOPATHIC
FAIR
Nov ~ IA 10 and On

Nov. II, lS, 10 and 20.
Physicians and friends of the hospital will
please take notice that a successful fair means
a great deal of work. and all are earnestly re-
quested by the general committee to assist in
every way possible. Solicit your friends and
contribute yourself, money. fancy or useful
articles. to be sold at the fair, or supplies for
the hospital vegetables, etc.. If members
of the committee fail to call upon you please
remit or send package to the treasurer, Julius
E. Miner. Lumber Exchange. or to MRS. GEO.
H. EASTMAN, chairman, IS Grove Place,
Island. P. S.-Committee meeting at West
hotel club room, Friday. p. NJ. Physicians
and friends not members of the committee
are cordially invited to be present.
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Proposals.
g. 8. ENGINEER OFFICE

u 3. OFFICE,
ROCK ISLAND, ILL.,, Sept 90, 1856.
SEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, will be re-
ceived at this Office until p. On the 18th dav
of October, 1886, for furnishing stone for use at
the Des Moines Rapids Canal and Dry Dock. Pro-
posals will be accompanied by a written guarantee
that in the bid be accepted, contract will be
entered into with good and sufficient security
within ten (l0) days after notice of such accept
ance. Blanks. on which proposals must be made,
containing specifications and detailed information,
may be obtained on application.
A. MACKENZIE, Major of Engineers.
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