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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET

LIVERPOOL Feb 1J.-frOy lsions-BaCOn. Cumberland
Cd Long adde's 2Ss ID; Short Clear Middles
Oh. short KIDS Boa 0d' shoulders 23s. 0d per
Beef-S1s I'd INDIAN Mess Prime Mess, I'd
POrkrme siess. OILS Cd pcr DDL. flime Mess Gastecp
bis; Western ass G Lard American SIS. Prime west
efn. 32s sd Oh sos. I'd Hans-LOnR Cut 49, I'd.
Shoulders 3D. Butter JOs Cd United
SIates Cheeso-A mercan Choice. AVS Ud. Wheat-Red
Western SPRING rs I'd as od Red Winter 1s ID 5d
ceutai M. Spring. I'D. New Western WINTER Is od
New Mixed Western As id California NO. 1. ia.
fs Od Californian No ia i'd a0s.Sd. Genital Produce
spirits vi Turpentue lis Ca; DO London 2Ss I'd
cwIi Renned petroleum. Ga go'.L pergaon Cioverseed-
American Red Aus cwL IaiiOY-2Js. Rose
common. IS. All Pale liza od Goa ID Lnseed on 2Os
pcrc SL Iallow-Fine AmeroIn 20, Od; Prims CITY
2ss 0d per owl American Refrigerated Beef hiud quart
3D.. tote quarters. ial. per III. -
rob -PIOduce-Ilnseed OIL $40 OOs q go U.S.
Cd tun! CALCUTTA Lnseed 4JsOd quarter lAnseed
Cake. R7 Os 27 os Refined Petroleum sd q
6Ad gallon spirits OF Iurpcntino. 2sa I'd per OWL
Sperm OIL Is per ton kosn- Common. IS 30. per cwt
Pale iUa dflA Provlsions-Lard. 5Js OIL. per cwt Tor
Americans, sugar. l1s "a cwL for CUBA Centrifugal
polarzng go 3s as I'd Tor cuba Nuscoyadc nr
refining auosti Austra aa rlllow 2is I'D. d.
Ga, Mutton 23s. 81. 0.6a VI COCOA NuI on-Ceylon.
217 Cochin, $50 "a
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iIyFgrOoI. Feb l3.-l.;3O p m.-COttol du!l; Mdilns
Uplands 10 l6d do. MUidLng orleans Cd. sacs-
7J bales mCIuing 1000 Tor speculation aud
To- eipts, 10 bales, ncadmg 1905 American tuIules
Iptands Mldd.iug clause. February delivery,
nj Gid February amt March delivery Id; do
March and Aprii 0elivery. 9lU4a. also 5O.,ld;
NAV june delivery Ot-6id, do. June and july
livery 81 64d., do August and september delivery,
JUid.
Ip.m-The sales OF the iay included t. loo bales Amer
can Futures dd; Upiands, Low Mddug clause feD.
llaTy delivery, 10U4. buyers; do February Marco
donvery yoGid buyers, do March aud April delivery,
4 Od-U4d buyers do Aprn ANA &Iay delivery J.-o+d.
buyers do May and June delivery. 6s-G9d buyers;
July delivery o. G4d. DO. July anu
August ucvery, I'd. vaiue do August september
livery. D S-Oid. sellers.
GALVESTON, rep l3.-COt III I'm Kidding l.l6 Low
MiduIing, jl6; Good Ordinary. 7Sl, and gross
ceIps 1870 bales exporsSo Great britain 2iOl bales
sales bales. STOCK, obo5S bales.
NEW ORLEANS. FOB. IJ.-COttOn dull Mdling, 7l6i
MIddlng, 3 l.lB Good ordinary, ll.le net
ceipts 1856 bales ., ldjbaes exports To the Con
tuent 1888 bales COastwse, SbUO Bales sales 1901
bales stock. SGl .6Oi bales $500.
SAVANNAH. Fe0. 49, otton steady Mddlng. 9.l6;
Low MIddling. Sc; Good Ordinary t's mel and gross
receipts 0o bales; exports Coastwise ZOi2 bales sales
$50 Uaes stock, S0.0Jl bales
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urEST SHORE RAILROAD.

w y. Y, c N. Y. X. n. 90. lessee. $4,000.
THE WEST SHORE ROUTE :" ALONG IBE WESr
enORh OF THE WOkLDFAM j. NuDS N KivIS
AEOUND FanTHILLS az CArSKILL MOUNTAINS
AND THOUGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY OF THE
on and after January 81 1856 trains viii leave West AID
ST. stat - follows: - -. a., -, ,...
North River 20 earlier than fgom loot OF Wess
Detroit aud Chicago $3.50 M, g %, 'SO sleepe"
through
Bu Rochester Suspension Bridge, Niagara Fails, $50
a. m 90, 'S 10 p, IN Seeptrs and drawing room cars
U'lca aud Syracuse $50. IL 20 M, % o. $40 p M
Highland PO'k eepsie AMI Kingston, $40 $50 ll:9o M,
- - To- 4ll.4O y. m. and 600 4. - for Kingston.
Sausetes Albany. $50, ll-6 w 3d. 900, $40.
Grams 5n's West Point, Cornwall and Newburg. '5lo.
80 80 IS m $50 49, $40, 'll+O and q 20 IN
for cornwall and Newburg
Saraioqa via Albany II % q. NJ, 800 D.
For Montreal and Canada East GOO =. ~.
Hamilton London. % so m, 900, $40 T. m. Toronto
80 30 a. NJ f6OO, $50 p.
daily Daily except saturday Other trains daily e1cep'
SUNDAY. -,- -. .,...... ... ,.......,.
TONS or information Apply al Oii,es llOhOkoD ~ HUDSON
st Brucklyn 333 Washing ton St 80 Fulton ST.; Annex
Office foot Of Fulton st New lorK 80 1913 81 vs
Bro dway 1871 kOwery an West Shore stations loot OF
Vest 42d's and foot OF JaysG, Noru River Westcot4s
Express will call Tor and cheek bags from hotels and resi-
dences orders DC left at tlCse ohces
~ HENRY M1NETr,
$50 Broadway. General Passenger Agent
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RAILROAD.
On and after January II. 1883.
GREAT TRUNK LINE
IND UNITEp sTArES MAIL ROUTE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trims leave ork and Court ndt Street
GsrrsOSrs ittsS9rg West, With Ppll%aS Pssos
cssa eisS Ste@ Of or a. pnhg and Sleeping
cara a; N t essFY T GaE nj Cory Fri.
at p NJ eonnectns At Cory Tor IusVllie Petroleum
Centre , and he oil 's sS Is H. and ~ night
fSI SG1e ws.an&ion ana south limited wa.nnsPS
NJ. arrive Washington 400 aqd sGp m; arrive
Washlng ton p.Oj p M REGULAR at 20 ana e;SV ~
For Atlantic CITY. except sunday p m
Ss SfE ran May s5yeRt eaG stations
n naasyo 1iS M and p AsSny
For i Point and Norfolk via HevYork Phadspha and
Norfolk RAILROAD $40 g. M week S9:s aHa > = H. s'e'y
MAJ, % va f;okyn Annex }oahoc ii ii Trough
at ierscy Cy aordng speedy and direct transfer TOT
rSs Rrrve om Psbqr @ SO l39 9,aoI n az sss
g % a rn 10 so $50 30 826 aaA 1873 p M srB9ay
sS 5 go RP4 10 sj so f iS.o Fills Ia5
M go p $40 800 5 80, 6:2o 81: 72o s3o g,so'
S s2S ps so s s%T $50 Ss s 49, ios5 $40 1850
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express trans YorS, via Desbrosses and Court
l1 25.' s D. - hieasS I,no and 10 WASHINGTON
l. b@ n snd n ia n Is 81 Accoaoaa;ion
and 1 Al D. SUNDAYS 1rtess go. a. Liisi'ea,
,SI,t eav p oTi tay Ut 1ptaY it79O and
~ ios. M. J. aud D and p. m on Sundays
hs 31 sa],oS Rn ,Ss FRIs
am Iimited Express. LA and o. N l!i9 g. Pig,
tsSS5 g. do5 $50 c"a i ~, i@5 40 L@itsd $685.
fI2 and si2 p M c,u,,., "a , .,i,y e,eeot sunday.
Lss Gee ste 40 ana IA Br6dwa stGr House
and Desbrosses sad colrtlant s3 Co1ts.i sno
msef Eotri hoboEen sa'ion Jersey city amisF.Hi
he WORK Transfer tom0any vii cal Tor and ehsS5
baggage FROM boz els sne res1denecs u vooD
chARtdE sns "a Manager General assoT,cT AGENT
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For Both Sexes---Country.
6eatbcrs.

4 BEST Teachers, Tutors and GOvcrncsscs
~ supplied without charge teachers rcg!-teIcl free. Form
FOR stamp. r. Avery Am. schoo ucau ~ ith st. ny
MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
"a AGENCY supplies PrOfes70r' Teachers Tutors, GOV
ernesscs etc. colleges schools and families Apply ~
MRS ~ J. lOtNt-f L LION. - Union square.
A RELIABLE selection of school circnlars
"A for parents and guardians Teachers tutors govern
esscs supplied. l.. NJ cor RItKI,
81 Eas, l7h St. near Broadway.
GCHOOL AGENCY.
- Oldest and best known ~ the United states
j. W. SCHERM EKHOHN q CO.. ia5t l4thst, Sew York
TUTOR-By a professor in a Theological
Il Seminary In Turkey nov in the city for post
graduate study tuOr hours daily IN pirate
family refers by permission TO Harvard UnycTslly Cl"ss
cal professor and others Aodrcs, POSTGRADUAIH,
Tribune Uptown Office, l,235 Broadway.
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Oaurino Aca0emirs.

ALLEN DODWORTJI. GSl 5TH-AVE.,
N ASSISTED BY HIS son. PRANK DODWOKrH
Classes private lessons Gentlemen on Monday ana
Classes always open for beginners who eau enter at any
time send FOL circular
LEXANDER MACGREGORS, 112 5th-aVc.
~ Private plivste-and dancing classes
ny cay Gcntemens classic Monday snd Friday evenings
EEkNANDO'S DANCING ACADEMY, 1872
East 55th..t. Bank Building Class Lessons and Pm.
every day ami evening send Tor circular
A large Hall 10 lei; for Select Entertainments.
MIR u. HARVARD REILLY, Master Of
WI Dancing. 57s jthavs See Circulars
n GEORGE DODWOR1H. 81 West 24thst.,
formerly with Mr.. Allen Dodworth.
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The bank exchanges at the New York Clearing House
and the stocks sold at the NeW-I0rk stock Exchange
for the week OF three years compare as follows:
Week ended Feb 10, lssl Feb H. 1888. Feb - 1886
Exchanges .Slib,3l927D k5I0lDj D22 s7li7Ol 800
No. shares sCld 200S,f05 20i6737 2,74j,OGi
The large bank expansion noted aboye did disturb
the rates for money there enough left seeking
ployment TO hold rates for call loans the stock Ex
change down TO ll292 per cent and business paper
was negotiable at 3l2a4 per cont AL the domestic
exchanges ruled favorable to the city rho foreign
changes ruled duh all the week With rates for bankers
bills firm at the gold shipping point and de.
mand that sufficiently was ~ excess OF The supply to In
duce tho export Of $4,000 by yesterdays English
steamera one thing Is certain, foreign bankers
little disturbed any else by the tak Of largo gold
exports They as liberal ~ making loans ~ they
would be IL exchange down ~ the gold importing
point; but 10 csunot DO expected that any one
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH.

aNEW-YoRK NE"aHAVE -; ND nrHsr fS2a ami
Tnconave. Third Avenue Bridge across Harlem iisef
Avenue Elevated Raloldl daily excePs
lHmdays al Gas 7JO 9lO, 10, lltj 2l0 3d., Lao.
90 40 and m. for Port Morris, Cssanoya oak PonU,
Hunts Point West Farms Van Nest West Chester,
iinps6ns bay Chester Pelham gayi, Barlow tciy
a. Pelham Manor and New Rochelle. connecting az
New Rochelle with trains for al pOD,s on tae main line 0.
the New Work New Haven aud Hartford Rairott shore
Line and Att inc Divisions NcWC Canaan, MidiletoWn.
New Britain and Sueld Branches and Boston and all points
Fast
Midnight train FOR New. Rochelle and all intermediate sta
lions at u. 10 a.. daily except Mondays.
for New Rochelle and all intermediate sa
~ and $50 p the latter train connecting
Rochelle with way trains 10 Grand Central Depot AID
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Per Cent Bonds l1l Atlantic and Great WeseT| porac
M1rtgaro Trustees Certificate 3Ss y, paui CON
ToS ogip NewYork CcStrs I00 Reading IN
n m-Consols icOTs BOTH money hnu l0 Trn.,aos,
Aflantie and GREAT Western First aortgsse T.,
Ccrfiiicaes 3sia Eis. 2S4; do soeond Co"s'''' OF
An m-Bsr SILVER is quoted at 4GA per ounce. a, Fru
Til, amount OF bnlIiJn wlIhrlwn from tue nahA Vi "s
Fans aIvices quote Three Per Cent Rentos AZ Oh
20 confines for the account 49,, por,o, nj
D. n-Pnris advlces quote Tnres Per Cen. GA
francs tunes for the account anu e>SN--r~ -
London az 2j francs centm9s for checks
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The markct for mining stocks developed new
features week. The at the COnsOli
Stock ana Petroleum Exchange amour ted Jos
shares against 59,3l7 shares tho preceding week
Consolidated California and Virginia between 81 80 and
~ 49, aud closed AZ the lowest figure against ~ 80
week ago. BOdie consolidated decaed from III 90 10
81 2OaSl %
Tho iiumesake Gold Mining Company has declared it,
usual dividend OF $50 600 for January payable ut tho
Transfer Agency OF Mcssrs. IOupHbeTy d Co., Mills
Bulldog, this city, February 20. Transfers close Feb
ruary 40. Total dividends 10 date S3,2ls,7S0.
CLOSING PRICES or "a LIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. IS, 1856
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
United States Government and other 0esnA''o
SECURITIES
FOR
INVESTORS.
INVESTORS.

All stocks and bondsls ted on the New-YOrk STOCK
Exchange bought aud sold on commission Tor casn;;
Dcposit accounts received and interest ailo"eu
ON monthly balances subject TO DRAFT ut sight,
HARVEY FISK & SONS,
rs Nassau-st, New-York,
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c;icamboats an0 Railroads.
NORWICH LINE.

NORWICH LINE. ,,,.,, a.. woreos
" Rcdactoa Of fares 20 al 2oin Eoro aver FOOT
@a.t;ta next pier s sSSyS Do'Or'''''
NORTHERN RAILROAD or NEW.gERsE :s
Cluster Permons and Nyaes $50 10 M s2s 500
64o. $40, $3.50 p M IL midnight sundays . Ill., "n'
Nasuei Spring Valley and MOn'ey 4. loa m 400 p m
r. YORK. LAKE hhiE AND WEsTEsS RAJ RAIisSAo
Arrangements o. asGs n minutes cartier D'o f0"
Daily sundays Day Express gnGst Drawtn n
sIo Ssgsra FaIl, and sasps%sioa Bridge. Sleeping
Coaches Ernosys TO o sS 81 aa, Limited
sR sf . sy aa h1rvss asv S
9%c siand Sd2 Chicago
600 aG% SsInd arrives
SS s sa r[T and III inc moss
Gn SS S s w 70 s0 rir
mira snaalo Niagara Falls Cincinnati and chicago
aasiHs4 ua a%1 rs;sS 900 50 'G @ 80 iS5s
Gso &c. % 1875 T sTl? Il $yn sti
Ar btsS 49, 7I gS S S $40 P 1885,
T. % od iao Sunday: S StS &C. 1920
M and Il OE midnight Saturday nights only sundays
s4 si9 20 $50 $50 I69 osG lS%S S
Warwick 44o $780, 1920 M, 4;3o p nj. Sundays o'&'
Scwburg and Cornwall 7:5o M, $3.50, 49, ep M Sun
day $50 a. NJ. pm. .o o,o
Ttonfout and Kingston and Montgomery m o:3o u III
Sunday $50 m. scranton e. r. sundays eIcePIedao
$40 m. sunday 5:45 80. 10 20 q. M. $3.50, Sp
Middletown 445, 645, 100 0, 1920 a. M $50 40
m $50 trains connect with NewY York, Ontarto
Western Railroad at Mairst The A. m train stops AZ
Eain.st only. M ,.. m
Port Jcrvis 40 800, 1920 M 43o ZOO, 500 $50
o m. sunday 800 1920 a. d., $40, 2. y D. III:
Boats leave 23dst N. Y, 5ib Gl3 a M OF m to 04o
m every fifteen minutes 5;46 m TO IO4o p m eyery
thirty minutes, and HAS p m. Sundays every thirty
slinutc-.
Tickets for passage and apartments in Drawing Room ana
md transfer baggage be left the Conpanys Offices
Nos l0l g67 Broadway 1877 Westst, NJ Y, No Court
IT, BROOKLYN, at the Company's DePois. $500
TIpress trains West arrive New York at 7ln
$50, 20 a. and 1910 p.
JOHN n. ABBOTT, Gen'l Passf A2ent, NeW-fot1.
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feaol Notitc.

NETWORK SUPREME COURT.-Place of
PRISCILLAK. b. WATSON. Plsintif, against ANNA ~
FENDER and THOMAS FENDER her husband. Will
lam Traphagen individually and az executor Of the last
Of James W. wilson deceased Matthew
W Wilson Matthew y. Wilson. Minnie /. WILSON, Mary O.
Wilson Arthur McGOldrck John Wilson, Betty swift Maria
Swift. Esse Swift, Ruth swift, Richard swift Mary Ann
McDermott, Emma Collins, James e. Quinn, louisa
H Collins William II. Muller, John McDermott and
Agnes Quinn. Wilson, wife Of John Wilson. Eliza
surrdge John SurTdge her husband Mary Mitchell and
Mitchell husband By IN swift and Maria wft s
WIFE swift and Margaret Swift bis wife, Edward
Swift Rebecca Swift Thomas swift Lizzie swift Thomas
Swift Ann Rogers and George Ogrrs her husband and the
people Of the state OF New York. Dc!cndants. summons
hereby summoned 10 the complaint In this
action and 10 serve copy Of your onwcr the plaintiffs at
within twenty days after the service OF this summons
exclusive OF the day Of service ana In Of failure
appear Judgment VIII he taken against yOn by de-
fault, for the relief demanded IN the complaint
Dated NEW YORK, December -, 1855.
ID. Z. 81. A MAHONY. Plaintiffs Attorneys,
Office and +. q. Address, 49, Nassau.st.,
New York city.
the above defendants John Wilson, Maria Mitch
ell John Mitchell, Bygi swift Maria swift Daniel swift
Margaret Swift Edward Swift, An Rogers George Rogers
Rebecca Swift Betsy Swift Maria swift, Esse swift Ruth
Swift Thomas swift Lizzie Swift Thomas swift and Richard
S9ift The foregoing summons is served upon by publ
cation pursuant 10 order Of Hon George G. Barrett
filed with the complaint in The Office Of the CLERK OF the
City and County OF NewYok The County Court
said city on the 9TH day Of February. 1883.
Dated, NEw.YORk, February 0ti. j $50.
d. T.. & J. A. MAuONN. Plaintiff A ttorneys,
No. 1872 Naasaust, New-York.
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miscellaneous.

GREAT REDUCTION. - Assigpee's sale
~ furs. scalskin sacques. domans. circulars, &C. fur
lined being sold by the assignee
OF NICHOLS BRoTHEks CO. 6hd Broadway. Very low
prices.
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THE NEW LINE n
NETWORK, PHILADELtHiA ASD NO I} OLD

POINT COMFORT AND THE SOUTH.
6 HOURS SHORTER THAN ANY 9TH 4R ROUTE.
On and after December 1885, the NewYork ephia
and Norfolk Railroad Company Will Fast Day and
Nght EXPRESS and Cape Charles. Trains
leave New York via. Pennsylvania Railroad, 8 N. week
DAYS and o. daily arriving Old Point Comfort ID
week days and 1880 NJ daily Norfolk 10 and y 10 a. M
buffet from NewYoI 20 Cape Charles Tickets
paror sleeping behs be secured at ar1
Ticket Office OF the Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
r. b COOKE. Gent Pass. aud Freight Agent
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SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE.
COTTON MARkGrs-sY raLEIsAp

CuAgIEsToN Fob l3.-furUentlnu arm ~ 80 nc.
hIyANNlH FeD. Is. -truentins arm ~ iUc.
wuA4NGluN. FoD. 10 - idrJsdtiL5 AKA ~ 3Jt!L
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EUROPEAN FINANOIAL MARKETS
LONDON. - 1870 -Cons1ls 100 - l6 for both
money the account United Four Iialf
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TIE MONEY MARKET.


From the preliminary reports OF the Barean Oh s'"uS
tics compile the quantities. and values of he exports III
Jsnusry ana tho values months ended January
81 OF the principal articles and compare tAcm Win 'N
years 1898 and 1881 az foows:
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ENPURSUANCE Of an order made by the Hon
l. RICHARD L; LARRkMoRE Chief Judge Of the Court
OF Common Pleas for the City and County OF the
9TH day Of February 1885, notice IL hereby given 10 all the
creditors and persons having claims against MATHEW
THOE EN-. lately doing business In the City and County Of
NewYok that they are required present their clas with
the vouchers therefor duly verified 10 the subscriber the
duly appointed assignee OF the said Mathew hOesen for the
benefit Of his creditors at his place Of ransactng ssness
Room 49, No Beckuanst In the City OF New York
before the 10Th day OF April 1870.
Dated, NEw YogK February 9TH 1886.
DAVID MILLER,
Assignee
LEONARD A. GIEGERICH,
Attorney for Assignee.
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For Bows and Young Men-Country

For Boys and Young Men-Country.
ALEXANDER INSTITUTE. Military Board
n mg School White Plains. NY. Prin, o. r. Willis RAD
pOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
I'D College Conditioned or eIcctSd enI i y%"n'"
winter II HOtFMAN, oto'KOlHge :1ASS
ELMWOOD SCHOOL FOR BOYS:1At Mil
agement of VIII do well to roh by he ADVANTAGES
oneTed by this school. Address FRANK NJ HOWE, supt
FREEHOLD INSTITUTE. Freehold, n. j.
lumbia, Yale and Harvard REV. A. g. CHAMBERS rrin
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY,
Ill worcester Mass Goth year begins sept g, 1885.
{. i METCALF A. NJ. superintendent
NEWTON n. j. COLL. INSTITUTE
" Beautiful. homeliKe. healthy; high goo feet n young
coCse Or parsoy music s!enosraPny gymnasium bath
me"' horses "'i' OF""'''D' wilson a. NJ. Principal
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
L Chester Costly buildings thorough instruction, a
Classics. English COLONEL THO. HYATT. President
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.
+ Department Of Arts II ToFne Scientific School III
%9nISR en2oi c OF a1" n a Ma School, VII
9enss Sh9G school M nptt 90 pp M
In making inquiry please sgecliy department ,,ro,,,,
University OF rennsy yauia, West Philadelphia, Penn
For Both Sexes---Country.
CLAVERACK, \ Y, College and Hudson
- Institute College course for Grls Graduating
course In Music Art. Boys prepared of college or bus,
Thorough instruction In an departments Iupls re-
'e''e" AZ any ''"'' a. Ii FLHCK. A. b. President
DOCKLAND COLLkGE-NYACK-O THE
Ii Preparatory and nusines, for gTntl9inen
0'-'"' w "''' ". H. BANISTER. A. NJ. Prn.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. IS, lss,
Yestorday. To-day

CLOSING Prices OF BOSTON sTOORS.
Boston. Feb. H. 1886.
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For Young Ladie5--Cou1trY.
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS at Croton on 1lud-
u sop n. Y. Address Principals
N,ss 6. p ia NKS ana NJ 50 c. K US
uONE BOARDING SCHOOL for misses and
ii Children one hour from city mothers care; goou
board tuition thorough ti'uninI MISS ~ Iuuston'
stamford Conn
NTYACK SEMINARY for girls limited num-
~ bers thorough training delightful home one d our
from N Y Address Mrs iMo"hNE Bh"iioif' rria
.sVNUE ELMS,n Springfield, Mass Family.
Dav and Music School for Girls Primary. Academic,
classical aId P5oRTER d CHAMPTEY Principals
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Musical Instruction.
GRAND CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.

46-WEST 23D-ST-4G.
and pajnttng advantages equal ID
' ~ r. kB ..RuARD, President
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TOtll vciTias OF !
br,1d tins FOR ,
m;hs,J lyl to JaAJi )
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-04-18
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
reported by Gillette ~ GIBSON
Examiners of Title.
a.rtrpnAy Anril 18th.


Josiah Jenkins and Annis Jenkins his wife
to Frances Fage--1 acre on k side oil lot "
Temple h Gibson tract. g. s.,,.
Charles Workman to Mrs M ID stolten'
beIg-Iots 10 and 20 blk i9. East Los Ahseie''
Victor Beaudry, Everett Hail. w W Still
son and VIM MoCrOry to Robt Briggs-Lots
10 II and II blk 9, Angelefio Heights, sl5W;
b Bacon to = Bunnell-hot fDlk b'mh-
rengo tract. $4,000
Helen q Cole and James T Cole her hus
band to Frances Evans--LOt on line sth
st, Il Of Fort 81. $500,
Daisy Brophy to Alex rhomas--Lots IL IL and
81, blk "a, Newhall, $50.
ElIzabeth y Van Voiee aud Gilbert Van
Vorce her husband TO Alice Peck--l0 acres
In Cullen tract, Ro Santa Gertrndes, s2Ooo.
Albert Gerberding to John FPonder-Lots
rs aud blk 3, West Rosas tract 81
John v Ponder TO Isabella Thornton-Lots
7Sand y blk 3, West Hosas tract, SiUOO.
oaryanza Land Co and Andrew Glassell TO
Mrs Mary Dubbs-Lots and DIX u Gar
same parties to Mrs Ellen wiggln-Lots
1 and 2 blk a, Garvanza, $500.
LII Rose TO y Bryant-Lots 9 and 10, blk
y, Lamanda Park. $3.50
Louis X Butler to Los Angeles and San Ga.
brlel Valley Il R--Right OF way across tract
In Ro Santa Anita, 5000.
Ramon Ybarra to Emile Baque -3l.63 acres
In sec s, T2S, RS w, 81.
aaryanza Land Co and Andrew Glassell to
Mrs p Frost--Lots and blk p, Garvanza,
ieo W Wilson to Andrew Glassell-Lotb 90
80 o. Va, Arroyo Beco, $500
III Rose to Los Angeles San GabrfelVal-
Icy X REQ foot strip on tract IN no santa
Anita, 81.
8 ii Doolittle and Esther X Doolittle his
wife to San Pascuai School District-N 2Sl
feet OF lot blk U, San Paseual tract, $1,000.
JH Painter and Il Y Ball to snme--Lot ~
blk N, Pasadena City, 500.
Aaron M Byram to San Pascual school DIS
triot--2 acres on corner Allen and Colorado
sts, Pasadena, Sl75.
Harvey Shoulders to II A Molin-Lot
blk ID in lot blk go, II 8, 5000.
Lyman Y Royce TO Mary Pierce. wife OF
II A Pierce-Lot blk 1871 $500.
State to Y NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF re-
dempdon OF lot l. blk 90, Santa Monica, and
lot "a, Central add'n to santa Monica, s5.T1.
Chas A Bonestell to W Seamen-Lot l.
blk 60, Santa Monica, 81.
Morris q Russell to Edward u Russell
Part of lot 20, Mrs Halls hill land, East Los
Angeles ~
lothian Bixby, Lewellyn Bixby and Thos
FLINT to Thos ID Mott-Lot % blk lil, Long
Beach, si26.
Victor Beaudry, Everett L Hall, W W Still
son and VIM McCrory to Isabella Green-Lot
II blk O, Angelefo Heights, $500.
W.T. Kendrlck to Andrew Glassell-Lot
blk d, A Is Chapman tract, Ro Santiago de
santa Ana, less 10 ITO acres.
PR Dallinger TO oliver Peterson-Part OF
lots 4 and 9 blk so, san Pedro, $40
Chas Charnock and Geo q Knox to "
st0well Lots 2 8 and 4, Workman and Heb
mans subd'n of lot z and part OF lot blk7l'
HIS. 81.