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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-30

The United states Treasury ana the New York banks
together yesterday held $500 900 legal money
than they ala August 81. 1855. but the New-lOlk
banks held S0O.4OO,0OO less, which Is found IN tue
1Teasurys SO3,OOO 900 en- lars ed balance Adding the
years sy, side ami the years export
gold the other side land have exported some
-ilyer leaves unaccouned FOR only r5.4lO,l2O.
II this was end Of the comparison, II wodld b.
small represent greater activity general bust
ness, Dut missing balance OF S5.4l6I25 II legal
money has had 10 ruppy contraction of .92Is96
Ia National bank note circulation Hence 80 tar as
The Treasury aud the N-w-lork hanks ar. concerned
ed In business trsnsactous 81. 100000
lees money than there was year H. tue nean-
fund for redemption OF National blank notes
United States Treasury unouded IN the amounts
OF cash given abUve) has Increased S2O9l3,O3-. and
that accumulation has been calls for SJS,OOO,OOO
bonds We said that 81 900 OF ihe notes had
been redeemed 40 IL follows tnat OF the $4,000 600
bonds called aud matured S2 800 O0D Tor the
redemption lof National bank notes Each succeeding
call bonds Will give larger proportion neld Tor
security OF notes: there seems Ia be method py
wnch the acoumuatng balance IN tho Treasury can Do
speedily ulnDurret simple transfer from the genera
funds OF Treasury to It's special deposit funds uors
money out although II does stop tue inter
the bonds called. In view OF all these facts Ah ih
terestng question Ia suggested What 10 the present
500 0OO 900 greater by the YORK bank' 'usu
q year ago Teprssrntt L. II anything except
expansion Of stock values A year ago tue
speculative purchaser OF Central anu HUDSON
borrowed 80 later buyers from tho pnrcn sris VI
1885 have been ablo to borrow oOg 100; Lake Sho.o
now Ia good collateral at 70 year ago loan y, on
was not dosrablo Northwest now passes ~ loo shen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-30

country To the two Ispravniks OF Norkncy snsh sns
Kolymsk he brought watches and gold meoaa Mmons
the other benehciaries, principally nauves ne usHw
uted eight gold and twelve silver medas Win tne IN
scnption For Courage and Humanity thirteen Va an
uabie guns 200 roubes In money. ana ABOUT 4,ooo
roubles worth OF merchandise OF various so sucn ~
tss tobacco wearing apparel. dshes Ornaments eIc.
The number of persons who received rewards was LIZ
Governor Chernsiyef of Yafoutsk dd not i've 10 re-
csiye the sword which was intended for him.
Lieutenant Sch ueize arrived in St. Petersburg last
week and will probably reach the United States early
next month.
SUPPOSED DEATH OF AN ABsCONDTNG CLERK.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 29.-The wife OF Pay
masters Clerk Myers the United states ship Iroquos
who left his vessel months ago at Csao Peru with
about 81 900 belonging members of the ships crew,
yesterday received dispatch by cable informing her OF
the death OF her husband The dispatch was dated at
Lima Peru and was signed by sailor on the lroquo's
II was stated that Myers murdered by two guides
whom had TO conduct him across the noun
tains back Of Santiago. The writer OF the dispatch
claimed to have received the Information from the
United States Consul at Lima Little credence Is gwen
70 story the Navy Department. and "a no such IN
formation received there or at the state De-
partment the Impression Is that there IL no truth IN H.
aud It device OF Myers 10 put his pursuers on
hisf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-30

Again last week the activity In the money market ana
the consequent frequent changes OF loans an I'm
portsut factor making the bank exchanges 80 much
larger than they the week last year
The bank exchanges New York Clearing House and
sold at the NewY0rk stock Exchange for The Week
Of three years compare as follows
Week ending Aug 30 1884 Aug 20, 1895 Aug 2S.lSs6
Exchanges. f40J ilO%Ol S4tooJoov6 SoAOg 90. ~
No. shares sold. l.y45.9l5 l,4Ol.306 1912
Inc monetary situation last week was practically an
changed Everywhere except at the Stock Exchange
the rate was per cent. aud there IL huctuaed nearly
every day between 3 or and or per cent-ihe low
rates invariably those made after the business OF
the day was ended All the domestic exchanges are
against this cry and likely TO continue 40 for
all the primo pal centres aud because, imports con
time in their pTesent proportions the Treasury must
accumulate money rapidly III spite OF bond calls. lhe
foreign exchanges dull The effect OF the Bank OF
England's advance OF per cent discount 10 eave
FOR sight bills where II and Reduce that for
go DAY bills.
thing In the world 10 ascrlbe the unusual tof
bank reserves during the last year 10
the greater ploy money In commercial, man
uacturng mercantile pursuits and Ia accept WI IL
ont question the statement that the activity IN money
indicates more active movements in general trade I'm
fortunately the logic OF facts does NOT warrant sucn
DEDUCTIONS from the activity OF money. suboined
Is an Instructive table; the first column
OF figures gives the totals OF cash held
by the United States Treasury on August 81, ana Oy
the York banks on August %, 1855. To the total
both added $780, 0O0 900 for the loar COINAGE
OF the twelve months, giving tO,ai Of 02O99
under OF Yesterday attempts account for that
totaL The following = the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-30

Tho Eastern League clubs now playing in the
Wrst for The last time. The NowYOrk club has made
nv far tina showing OF the Elstorn clubs, having
won thrty-six Of their Victories from Western CLUBS
and fifteen OF their defeats 10 the Western clubs
They have won six from tho CHICAGO and ost i've 10
the same club. As for Detroit. IN the twelve games
pleved with them they have won six and lost
ak Philadelphia has done better against
D~trojt than they have with Chicago. while
Boston has msde tho best showing against the cham
plons The Washington club IL playing and losing,
tbe,r only object in visw bsing TO get game and
then from leaders. The victories and defeats OF the
Eastern ana Western clubs is shown In the following
table:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-30

ST. LOUIS. Aug. Four quiet, XXX g. 50 q g 20;
a. 90 Patents ~ OOa - %. Wheat weak No Red.
Cash 76a- 76.c, August l6ssc sept .o Corn weak
No M1ed Cash, ~. August 81 10; sept s., nc.
weak 10 Mixed Cash sS - sc August 20 ..e.i
Creamery IL d22c DAIRY. 100 lso Eggs-l2c. Flax sec
I'll OIL nay-Timothy, 80 90. Prairie - 90 bran C. At
mill ,'orn Meal ~ ~ Whisky. 81 10 PORK, $40 is.
Bulk Meats-Long Clear So IS Short RIBS. 81 z5 short
Clear a. 40 Lard a. ~ "a Reoepts-F Flour 1000 bbls.;
Wheat iO2 900 bush Corn 81 900 Dusn oats $4,000 bush
rive 900 busn. Barley 5000 Jush. shpmeDts-tlo
SOOO bbs Wheat 1900 BUSH Corn, l.UVv Dushi Oats,
Ia 600 buAh-; llyo ,none Barley mono.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-30
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
opEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON Aug 2S-l2:30 p. m.COnsols, lOl lo for both
money and the account: Atlantic and Western First
Mortgage trustees Certificates 3d. do Second Mortgage
10 Erie. 1874 Mexican Ordinary, fa'ei New" iOIA Zen
trail 1925. oo,,, 81,
IONpOy Aug 2S.-2 D. m.-COnsos 100 1915 for DOth
money ana Tie account: Atlantic and Western First
M0rtgage Trustees Certificates 81 s. Mexican Ordinary a.
: Paul Common. "a "a; Reading, l3's.
m-Paris advices quote Three Fer Cent heltes ~
81 francs 50 centimes for the account
PARIS quote Three Per Cent Rentes at 80 francs y
centes for the account and exchange London at -
francs % II centimes Tor checks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-30
st IS, st. Paul now 81 80, then q, e,, N
ware, Lackawsnna and Western, now =, =
thsn at ssSi Erie. now at 20S2,, 4

st IS, st. Paul now ., &c. then q, e,, nal.
ware, Lackaawsuns and Western. now q, y IA
hardly iS Northern ri nov P.es p acs2. ,s:
at So then at 35 Manhattan Consolidated now A. I9s
then at 80 With Ike differences in the lateral vaia,
OF nearly the whole list of stocks and of honda IL
easy 20 figure up expansion greater than that rsore
sented now by bank loans after thres weeks contrsc
ton OF Sl6.0O0.0OO.
The Stock Exchange markets we're dun all IN. xs..
through, and that litt. 70 aid CO..
ernment bonds, although daiiy "bued by articles
sttution for called 80, were hardly steady. ana
probably would not have been that II ths
kst fa Durcsa, ho the eesn usos the
Pacific railroads state bonds quiet and tran,ss
tons ado only at concessoie. The market fsr
railway bonds was easy, with an unusually small
ana aimless beyond efforts hold figures steady az
possible. Tho total transactions FOR the week
Onnred to only 7fs422 shares tone-bs that Of tho
preceding week. and OF that New York and New.Rns.
land furnished more than any otoer one stock
awanna and Western furnished 06.33s Chaib
and featureless. As rule prices closed something
lower than q week The earnings OF the Western
with the preceding two years as are also all the late
received but outside OF present holders Of stocks
such returns do not excite any enthusiasm Other
pie refer to more prosperou: years than the
all that Ia reported has not been fully
discounted In present figures That OF this
except constructed from bOard-room material
each day. and that has grown to be tresome and
profitable business. On the other hand, those who
would II they dared, DO bears fear the situation In
hich the bulk OF tho stocks held too 10
an thing than attempt TO trade for small turns
Hence tho supreme dulness
snbjoned ia our usual giving highest aud
with the final prices Of week OF forty active
stocks predxed by the closing prices Of August
30 1855:
WEEKLY RANCE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-30

Earned runsBrOokyn 3; Baltimore. 2. Plrst base on
eTTOrs-BTOOklyn baltimore. I. FIRST
lyu 4. Brooklyn. ); BALTIMORE
Z Left Brooklyn. 10; Baltimore, 8 rwo.base
Mcclellan, 2; Burch Clarke Farrell, Scott !;
Dolan. L. stolen bsses-McCl ellan, swaItwood. / ;
Smith, Terry, SOmmeTs l. Wild pitches Harkins ;
Conway 3. Passed bals-Clarke. DOlan, !. Umpre-Mr
Bradley Time-Z:l6.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-30
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Metropoli

Monday metropolitan vs.. Athletic. at staten Island
TIcsddV-BatnOrc Us. Brooklyn, at Baltimore; Athletic
Metropolitan, at Philadelphia: Ptisburg Louisville,
at PittsOurg It Louis rs Cincinnati. at ST. Louis
Usantsddg- Baltimore Brooklyn, at BALTIMORE; Ath
Metropolitan. AT Philadelphia; Pttsburgvs Louis
Vile PIttsburg ST. Louis Cine nnat. a. st lOui-
TtUfsdQg- Bamor" vs. Brooklyn At Baltimore Athletic
metropolitan, At Philadelphia Ptsburg vs.. Louisville,
PittsbuTg
FrfdGg- Brooklyn Athletic at Brooklyn; Baltimore
Metropolitan. at station sland PtshuTg Cincinnati
PittsbuTg Louisville vs. t. Louis. Al Louisville
Saturday. Brooklyn Athletic, brooklyn Metropol
tan - Baltimore az staten Island Ptsbure Cincinnati
at Pittsburg; Louisville 5. ST. Louis al Louisville.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-30
A PROBLEM FOR TREASURY OFFICIALS.

WASHINGTON, Aug 30.-The Capital to-day
says 1.-THE accounting officers Of the Treasury Depart
ment doubt what they will 90 with the
OF certain pnblic officers who have been ap-
pointed by the President since Congress adjourned
They those whose nominations were not acted upon
by the Senate The President has however reapponted
a number OF men who were in that condition III Is
Understood he examined tho law In the case care
fllIy hsfore doinx 40 But some the account
Ing ocers of the Treasury quite certain that "
would be safe for them to approve the accounts OF
officers Of this class under section l7o2 Revised
Statutes witch provides imprisonment OF not more
than ten years "a fine OF not more than SlO0OO or
both for allowing the accounts OF persons appointed
contrary to the provisions OF the Tenure OF ONCE act
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-30
cOURr OALEyDAhs For TO-DAY

SUPREME AMBRas-Betore Potter isg iei
TO- lO7 las las. 1874. lOo. l09. l'7 49, lo'' ''''
1913. 1876, 1877. .,,. q wills of Anton
Bopp Michael Larkn and August Muller ~ ~" w
Raphael aufmanu and llchard IL. Hoe IA y ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-30
BALTIMORE BEATEN IN BROOKLYN.

The Brooklyn and Baltimore clubs gave
wretched exhibition OF bail playing In tho game at
Ridge wood Park yesterday. About all OF tho visiting
players were o" ia field play and seemed un-
able 10 hold tho ball This Brook yns hit Conway hard
ana freely. Tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-30

The market for mining stocks continues to be dull and
undressing and develops no Indications OF tavor
able change The sales at the Con Olidaet Stock and
Petroleum Exchange last week amounted only 20 36357
shares against 1870 shares for the preceding
The Comsiocks ruled better hgares notably CONSOLE
dated California and Virginia reports OF fair amount
of orc output improving gu sty- The Bode' also at
than usual attention and nuctuaed rreg-
uarly. Ontario and HOmestake ruled weak
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
GAN Francisco AM. 1886.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-30
4 PRIZE FIGHrAT MILfOhD

NEw-HAvEN, Conn.,, Aug. 20 'SpeciID.-A
brutal hard glove prize fight was fousni At Meadow,
End, Milford. this morning. The cOnIe,tant. we're
Ike" Williams, we-kuown prizehghleS OF Bridge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-30

SPIRITS OF AZ nPEN ZINE
CHARLESTON, Aug. 2S.-rurpentine steady al $50
sAsASNAH. Aug. 23.-Turpentino urn al ooS
WILMINGTON. Aug. 2S.-turpcntine hth Al o'o-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-30

The L aud Western teams or the American As
ISOLATION are now playing together In the Eastern
series BROOKLYN has madc somewhat the best showing.
having won twrnty-six games from the Eastern clubs
and lost eighteen In thc series botwcen the Western
clubs Louis. OF course, has made the best showing.
Pittsburg second with good margin over Louis
vile. The 4 fOuoWs:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-30

M0ndGy-St Louis ~. New-NOrk, at 81. Louis; Phafel
phia Chicago Chic4gO Boston Detroit DctrOt
" ashington ~. kausc, city. at Kansas CITY.
TufsdIU-St. Louis Newlork 81. Louis
WedneSdag-DerOt ". New-GOrk, at Detroit. Kansas
City vs. Philadelphia at Kansas city Chicago Washing
ton, al Chicago; ~ Louis -. Boston al It Louis.
Thursday-Deroii Sew York. at Detroit. Kansas city
VS. Philadelphia Kansas city Chicago Washington
al Chicago ~. Louis vs.. Boston, at ST. Louis
fridaV- No games scheduled.
Saisrdag-DetrOt New YORK, at Detroit Kansas city
VS. Philadelphia Kansas CITY. Chicago Washington
at Chicago ST. Louis vs Boston at 81. Louis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-30

The American Association race does show any
mi erisl change from week ago. Tho Western clubs
stll have the Of by far and likely TO
that they are able to hold the pennanL The St Louis
Browns sti in the ieai, but they DO NOS want many
such strous weeks the past ono has been. They
have lost right and left to their western opponents
Pitsburg moved into second place and now holds
that position small percentage. which Is likely 10
Increase during the present week. Louisville has
been doing good WORK. hut tho club is sun
going down hill. Brooklyn MANAGES to hold
fourth place ami Is likely better this. while tina club
plays at home The standing OF tho clubs Is as fooWs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-30

Wiliiams won By Knocking Palmer out OF time IN the
NTH round affair kept quiet and there wasno
police interference-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-30

The New-York men will nni.h up with Back
Diamonds III Tuesday, when they viii probably ply of
saturdays pos pOnei "a ami VIII then 90 TO Detroit
to hnsa up the week. In thu meantime the Chicago
club wi nni.h with the Pm Ia elplt and Washington
cubs and the Deros will have played the Boston and
New YorK clubs. Chicago aud NcG-IOrk 40 not meet
until the following week play OF their last Western
series. The to he played by the clubs Of both
associations durns the com n week q follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-30
THE MONEY MARKET.

SUNDAY, Aug. 29-P N.
The United States Treasurer last week received from
customs Sf,72S.492, and from Internal revenue
S2,OI3.252; total from both. s6,74l,742, against
So 993 the preceding week During the week the
Tressurers net available balance was Increased
BIZ an addition OF S303 233 to the cash bal
ances and addition OF S496,0i5 in the amount OF
trust liabilities The gold balance reduced $5577fo
the bullion Ia increased $672051 Cs726565 Of foreign
gold went the New-York Assay ofice)'
but the issue OF gold certificates was In
creased 81, 100000. The legal-tender balance was
952 by gain OF SO7l 952 notes. plus
$272O 600 certificates retired The silver balance was
reduced 1868 s47, by q reduction OF $3O5.657 bullion
and an Increased OF $348 100 certificates The loss
OF bullion, together with the weekly purchase OF silver
indicates an issue OF some 100000 OF the coined
silver dollars. probably at the South and West In
exchange legal tenders deposited at New-York Dur
ing the week the Sub-Treasury at New-fork re-
deemed S25OO00 OF called bonds and purchased about
$500 900 OF As or 4as for the sinking fund OF the Pacific
railroads. The available balance now, exclusive OF ac
crued interest ana liabilities for current ex
pendi lures about s45.O00,OO0), Is St35.055.577
but against that there Ia outstanding S25Oooooo
OF called bonds maturing September l. September ID
ana October l. the payment OF the principal part OF
which Will simply be transfer from general funds TO
special deposits in the Treasury Department
suboned are results OF Saturdays statement as com
pared With those OF the statement Of August 2l'
Aug. 81, 1888. Aug. %. 1885. Changes.
Gold coin and bun,
certificates
and SlOOOOO,OO0 80 .-, no., oo, -, .--- o,o
|CVbV'"'''A wv
US notes less GER
900
Nat bank notes.. 2OJ4,Z5i Z,oZS loi INC l0Vo''
banks banks ..'' l4277O73 13959,257 Dec 3l7sl6
Silver dollars and
tia 'safe .o' s7l4S7l1 9G,4so.sCi Dec 65sS47
Totals SOB 1871 6o7 1905 500 800 Inc. So 1913 29S
Deduct for funds
held to redm Nat
bk notes, incldg
the D per cent $500. 80 80 ,c-o,o -. .oe ~.
'"fi'"'"'" wv
avail balance. $l32 l6629J Sl3)O)oof Inc @@o<'o
TracJ silyercoiHs 2sls5A43 2sO5s 1862 1921
Total balance.... SlGO.35l7i2 $63ll3739 Incs26l951
Yesterdays bank statement proved TO DO OF more
favorable character than anticipated IN that 1t
added small amount to the previously reported surplus
ssues This however done by further large con-
traction 49, 724 400 of loans The loss in cash Is re-
ported at 81 OI3 300 which seems small In view OF the
sub Treasurys actual gain OF Sl,9OO,OOO W oh sum
includes the issue OF gold certncates or INC 9'-Voo
foreign gold received at the Assay Office Yesterdays
figures for the total probably are some SOO
900 greater than the actual amount held a the close OF
business FRIDAY evening. That SUN, however. Will %
made up early in the week by further receipts from hu
rope.
The following compares yesterdays statement with those Oh
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-30
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lUANTKD WORK-BY MAN OUY OF BUSl-
" ness; viii take charge OF set OF books, col
lect bills. ship gods, or do any Kind OF work a.
very mOdci ate wages ADDRESS trederlcN a
hehleudori, No. 10 SpIlngSt "a
>ITUATION WANTED-BY = YOUNG AARkI-
- ed man, position a, salesman IA DRY go as,
clothing, o boot and shoe store. Can speak Hol-
land. Address ", care this Office. %
lVANTkD-BY EXPERIENCED MAN AND
w wife, situation III family, win employ
ment in ana out OF doors, Landy at all kinds OF
work. man would drive team Tor grocery house.
Enquire, A. 4. Page, under 4tb baiional DaIk- %
tlANTED A POSITION IN OFFICE WITH A
W reliable firm, or at any Work that is respect
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ssTANrED-A POSITION WHERE A GOOD
~ penmsn, reliable party viii be an OBJECT.
Not sunday scnOol teacher nor a good goOdy
person makes this application Ga 4 > 20
SHADY. RELIABLE YOUNG NAN DE-
4 sires a situatiO.. a book keeper or assistant
g.e first class references ~ 10 qualification
Sc. address book keep this ohlce. ~
llANTED-BY A YOUNG MARRIED MAN, A
w situation nTst-cass engineer. Can
furnish best of reference. Address r. K. b. Care
ie.egram- Herald. 80
lIANTED-A SITUATION As BUUA-kEkfkk
W by middle aged, single man. Can furnish
$50 To business address, {. L. W. care Ieie-
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tlOUNG MAN WITH A GOOD HORSE AND
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manentiy some good nrm 10 do tneir delivering
Address r. a. :. 5lS ; Div, 40
NITUATlON WANTED-A YOUNG Man De
- sires position as clerk, under staads stenogra-
pny can furnish typewriter. beat Of reference
AdsreSs asteno this Office -
uANTED-POsITION As CLERK IN A eT0RE
w or Office. or ~ bOOkkccper, speaks French,
German, HOilandish and English. Address }. T.,
p. y. Box .. Holland, Mich. Siti
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board Address +. NJ. n. Care Teis gram Herald.
a.
llANTED - SITUATION; sTENOGRAPHER
W and typewriter operator. Good DeEman,
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misCELLANEOUs.


UOR EXCHANGE-FOR THIS WINTER A
I Sohmer cabinet grand p an0 tor good
square OF grand. inquire of Dr. X. J. kirklaDos
president OF Schubert club.
llTANTED ROARD-IN GOOD FAMILY By A
" hey. NUT not be- over oHe-bs mile from
Nonroe-sti viii pay > per week Address ). p,
TN. oibce. -
,URST-tIAsS B0ARDlNG-AT It's. \. pIRis-
ions. between Lyon and Cre,ent-sve, $50
per week. regular board. aud sA75 per week, day
board
IIANTED-A GESTLEMbN TRAVELLING
" through tn sou snd west, fn business
that reaniIes bat part Of his time. would Ike 20
represent some furniture OF other msu.f .facturl1g
company on commission, either selling goods 81
making collections. Satisfactory references. Ad-
Ore : Commission care Telegram Herald. g
IA TED-AN HONORABLE LIVE Nan
W with 8 as in cash OF fwo men vrh $50
each. g. 0pes 81 ofdle sad sci goods ia this city
aud county. Prom Y % 81 csn - made
fes day 20 the money invested. For Particular
ad1nss II 0.x 5, this Office -
AZ AN4ED-IHF t-E or HOksE 1HkEE
" ~ four weeks ca 4 deliTesy wagon. Z. +.
Emery. manager Baltimore oyster Hoass Car Al -
tIANIED BOAR8ERs- Good BOARD ~~D
" room - $50 Tor ~eek. a. 50 - toga- ft-
tween lfor bridge and fsirtsnssst n
tTTENIIe BRI3I IF--FAsHIoN sBl.E D<Es--
4 makins Ia ali 81 branches. cltti 9 and isting
specially. ND,sys tsy ier s7,frrn tsuRnf on
rtesffist'e Terms 81 q Sail DlFisou -. Mr.
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nlack aTp9 ite eeet : noreA
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fress elFlns ngrssrer 81 rooms an prices. q e..
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DsIRoES OF fHr cHANu RAflIi~ lfE AND
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Telegram-herald., 1886-09-30

TIE srrest - EpwsRD Sob0N0y. the
author u ~8iilse Tsyior.~ in London.
'or oizamy. hss called attention. 20 DfoS
BocCHarir So10AiN married Lgr-
LEsV kV-szL1 in Arlerica. aud be must
ba dlscbsrxsd. the lawyers Say, becsuse
tbe knz'isn coarfs bave no IurissiIetion.
BorciCsuLE married Miss IHoRVDsKE
n Austrsls. snd 8svss RossRTsox pro-
poses to prove that be vas previously
married 30 hzr secrr3mx g. American
isE Athoaea one - 8 ease q bizsmy
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sion 81 tae validity q = marriage ia =
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