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EUROPEAN FINANcIAL MARKETS

roxroy Feb 27-l2:3u p m-Consos lOl 5-IG for both
moucy and the account. United tItes -Four per cent
",a, do Fiur ana Onc.ali per cent Bonds, ll4g ~
lantc ana Western FIRST Mortgage lrnsIcns S
tGraics AZ: do second Mortgage, lIl; Capdhlah IA
Gc T}c second tunsos as7a illinois Central l2'
Mexican ord nary 27t; Paul Common ga; Nc"'fOrS
lu~t,: tCgGiu1. Ia
Con-ols. D. = FOR both money ana IN, aSG'1H[
Atlantic ana tirrt Western First Mortgage trustees Aer
t;i"itrs al tgnldiqu Pacific uJds Eie second Console
ssa. 81 Paul Common. "a H. Pcnnsylv2nia - ,. -,
n auvlCc4 quote Three Fer Cent hehOos AZ
~ francs 81 ~ crutlue- Tor n account a.. po,,
u m-Tnc amount OF bll1 N wlthnrt"h lrom 'uo "'"N
~ tneIInd on b,lance to-day IL &l15.uDO. 80, 49,.
Pars ldv-cs quote Per Cent Rente3 az - aucs
81 d, continues tor the account %. ,rouc,
pans aGyIcos queue exchange on LONDON al % francs
L FOR checks.
SPIRITS OF TCRPENrINF
CHARLESTON Feb 27.-TnrDentlnr hrn a. 4lc
Y - 'utn" utn AZ iOC.
" .tNi.tlON. Feb I-IdrprlJinG IA u AZ iJC-
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Qiui0tn0 Notices.

ALL COUPONS DIE ISL r.. P 5,o 's:ne an bg '
RAiLrOAb EQUIPMENT cONrAN ~ Sc urea Dy 'g irp
Ill he maid on and af,r that date az the Once OF
MARTIN & Co. no. - Pine Il Ncw 10 X T. W va M
& CO., no. 50 nou'h ou ST. ; 80 Leaving
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feaal Notices.
-npK SI,pRENE CNrRT.-Place OF

NETWORK SUPREME COCRI.-pIace Of
~ Tra Is and County Of Ne% 4%I ~ ,o,ist ANNA n
PEENN ias th ana TmoMHs PE&DEH husband VIII
lam Trap1agen ap9 a, CT M" Maj
~ Wilson Mathew Wilson; M,nn.e l. W lsoo Nay ,,, O.
swift Esse swift Ruth swift Richard swift Mary Ann
McDcmo,t, Ennna Collins, James T. Quinn onsI
H 10 Colns llIam H. Muller. John McDeInolt and
Ages Quinn Ann WSSa r TS oi Mary Mehe and
John Mitchell her husband BlyPh swift and Mara WIT Ia.
swift Rebecca swift Thomas swift, LIZZIE swift Thomas
swift Ann ogers and GeoyGg hPgs sI Sn os '
10 the above.named defendants and each Of them -,
as fd o SS Gopy Of your nnwcT on Pa
torneys within twenty DAYS after s
anpsar or answer Judgment win taken against you by dc
fault for the relief demanded In The complaint
p"'0' d. p. ST A. MAH0NY, Plaintiffs Attorneys,
Office and r. o. Address ~ Nassau e.,
To the above defendants John Wilson, Maria Mitch
Margaret swift Edward swift Ann Rogers George togers
swift Thomas Witt LIZZIE swift Thomas swlf and Richard
swift The ioTegomg summons eo S2po Of
Of the supreme Court dated ieGraT On o9v
ana nnG COM s Of County Court
said city on the Gth day Of February lsS6
D"''' d. p q j. A. MAH0NY. Plaintiffs Attorneys
No. 1872 Nassau-st, NewYork.
IN PURSUANCE of an order made by the Hon.
Of Comm Pleas for the City and County NcY the
5h Of February 1885, notice is hereby gwen 70 ~ ne
THoE EN- lately doing business the city and County Of
the vouchers therefor duly veraed to the subscriber The
duly appointed assignee Of the said Mathew Thoese Tor me
Room iS No BeeEman st. IN the City Of NewYork OF
before the 10th day OF April 1886.
Dated, NEw.Yo February 5th 1886.
DAVID MILLER,
Assignee.
LEONARD GIEGERICH,
Attorney for Assignee.
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Dressmakina.

nRESSMAKER.-Firs -class by the day or
~ to WORK home cutting, hitting, draping remodel,
ing; evening and reception drcsses speciaiv' Mgno''
VI" ARTIST Tribune Uptown Office, l,2Ss Broadway.
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ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
~ NNRk LAAk EkIE AVID MEaIERN RAILnNA

IL YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD
AIranBcuUuts Trans nO.u NLauJcIs st Uops. RON
25d 81. 10 minutes earlier.
"a n-Daiy except sundays Day Express Buffet Drawing.
room caches to Bnguanton. Elmra Hornelsvtlle But
Coaches uornelsvillc 10 Cincinnati.
y IN. Daily. Chicago Limited i.1 press"
solid Pullman train OF Day aud Hotel Sleeping CACHES
No extra charge ior last time Arrives MoAlvlle 7lo
900 p. M. aud ST Louis 1880 the second morning
Daily Buffalo and Niagara Falls Limited. arrives
bunao $50 M, suspension bridge s44 IN; The most
popu arnght train between New. York and Buffalo
?. mDav. Chicago Express for the Wost. solid train
Of Pullman Day aud sleeping cOache. to BlnshsntOn Ell
rutherford and Passac 445. 645, 20 100, $50 1920
$50 1920 q % i!S eSo 5ts JoS5 p NJ Z midnight Iti
40 500 $50 40 sos 56 49, t $50 Slo $50 1880
$50, 1880 nj Y midnight sundays; 646, $50. 1920
Newark and Paterson via NcwarE 5 so $50 10 90
1850 200, 800 49o. o2o. $50. $40 1880, 500 1000
% and y ,G mldaisst Saturday nights only. sundays
saiera ~ St@, ia 49, io2o a M las, $50, $50 s.
S4 S o sG S 49, ana ioo p mS an S sEGsys
Warwick 445. $50, 1920 a IN, 4;3O p Sundays 545
Nowbnrs aud Cornwall 100 a. M, $3.50. 400 8 p
IIondont and Kingston and Montgomery a. m $50 y NJ
Sunday $3.50 a m scranton a. m, sundays excepted.
SPInfn SUI Sunday Sp 'S 3 1881 1923 % S So ~
Mddlotown i:4j. 5tb. 100 o. 1920 M $50 80. Z, 4,
$50 p ~ sunday o45 $780, 1920 $50, Z, p. Tho
a. m and so NJ trains connect with Now York ontario
and "esterh Railroad at Ma-st The train stops At
Port Jcrvis 445, $50, o. 1920 a. NJ 43O 100 500 80
p m sunday $50 l12Oa M, $50 Z. SPIN; -
NJ evory fifteen ninntes; 545 m to l0Ab p M eyory
thirty minutes, and Has p IN. Sundays every thirty
Icses for passage and apartments Drawing Room and
Secg Coaches be obtained aud orders for the checking
Nos 4Ol pr r67 Broadway iS7 Wostst ~ " No Court
ST., brooklyn, or at The tompany's DopOts.
JOHN N. ABBOTT, GsaI Pass'r Agent. Nsw.Ysrk
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oS West 2:ds: at "Garacd" Brooklyn also Boston, W
iugton, Baltimore, Philsdc lilia &c, &c,
~ EAST G3Til-ST. ,.o,, o,o,,
ket MISS CTISIiOLNS SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
Harvard Preparatory Class So Boys Classes
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Musical Instruction.
GRAND CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
4G-WEST 23D-ST. -46


Tho school OF music cocuuOn dramatic art foreign
languages drawing ard printing Free advantages tqud l.
six lesser rs per week For particulars address ,,.
GA +. kB. KHAkD, President.
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XNICKFORD ROUTE TO NEWPORT, X. /.

w Leave Grand central Lepota as follows:
Ao8 m, wing In New port at ZH6 D. IN
AT 2 d. m, arriving IN NeTpor; al 100 y. m
Drawing room oars attached 10 BE- trains
THEODORE WARREN, Supt
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Art Schools-City.

Art SchoolS-CitT.
AIRS. LOUISA b. CULVER
w VIII receive pupils beginning Tuesday October 20 IN
drawing, oil and wafer color piintn; an me- bowers anu
landscape, chlua painting AMI decoration.
studio. No. 20 MSilSOl-ave
References
Mr. President NltD11' Acl iHnT o. D'Ar1
NJ n llLam Hart y. ~: MIR. James VI. Hart y, Al
NJ. David johnson. y. ~
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rr,rcu v,rrEY RAILPOAD.-Passenger

tians leave depot foot Of Cor land ana peso ss
Town Reading Mauch hunk GIen SUNNY 1 re-
Towanda Wayerly ithaca Geneva Lyons buhsi9 ann ny
wesi Pullman through coaches run naIy Iocs usns AZ
D. ~ s ~ at m J. and $40 connect for alb
nointsIn Waon1y and Hazeton coal REGIONS SUNDAY Tram
fcaves Tor Mauch Oh INK and Ha@eiOh = u u"
General EASTERN oNloe' W. j. b BYINUTON, O. P. A.
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Ar FARES RFDVCFD VIA

~ sTONIN0TOS LINE. INSIDE ROUTE.
Providence 81 70 TO Boston. - first class Steamers
leave from pier 49, North River block above Canal
at 90 y. daily. except sunday; new train with
paror reclining chars between steamers landing and
"''O'D + " PoPPLE. General Passenger Agent
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New Orel1s
lLox Sfiddling.....".... ~

Good OrfnGry ---....n, ~ ''''''' I,
str,ct GO0i Or'nlry dldilnS -'.-..---''
Iuturcs advanced to points. with lar business -
o. hang was seller usual Diltnan was ScIci VI 'i"S
nd August. Sales 1890 bales.
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nrrInr nF nm SOrTHERN PACIFIC

OFFICE Or III oOt ~ III NJ, ,txsf NV
NDps F"n,tiry 81 l-.t.-COCPJNs due March l. lsS,i
fn he owIug bonds viii be paid on and after that Cate
al TINS Office , q, 800. ..,,,,. ,,,,.i,,. Ia,
'Sl.S'1v ibi.r toaal r. r. GO ls Mortgage per cent
MA '' '' TIMOTHY HOPKINS. Treasurer
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for Both Sexes--Country.

4
Y RIVER Institute COLLEGE coarse Tor GIRLS Gsaa"f5I
Music an Art ogs Grestd Ior Goesi EI re-
oeived any time. send Ior ca'a9-uG:, Il pr.s.s,pt
pOCKINXD COLLtGE-NYACK-O N-TilE
II Preparatory ant business for gentlemen
ah' ''n'' 9''o1oi w il. BANIsTER A. NJ. Prn
CCHOOL OF MINES at HOME, for Young PEG.
- pic send cents Tor ca2io inc Oh
native stones ana minerals a. H. lAMHEN' Dcn'''' No'
For Bows and Young Men-Country.
DOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
ID College Condit'2nH or rejected c.nqi1tes . a'd
ELMWOOD SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-At Mil
L. icri conn. Parents Who are unfortunate IN Tie man
arcmenl Of er sons Will DO We, prom y i9 2''nnf'-
FREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold, y. j.
amb a4 l yfaT and idsiTs Tor I" r
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY.
q. b. GirTcALF. A. w. ouprrht.aicn;
NEWTON y. j. COLL. lNSllTU IE.-
~ Beautiful. homeliEe HEALTHY, llgh $50 feet n"nnH
ccsc Dr PTatcTy music s,enosrapy ansc,am Dall
rooms: and cold water extensive grounds iuhE "'p
me0' horses an" '''u'''' - @IlSoN a NJ. PRINCIPAL
DENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
MufT nfitS coG%LEGT. wi fDmneer.ns Chemistry
Ciassds EnrIsh COLONEL THO. HYATT President
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.
l. Department O; Arts II Togno s0en'inc school III
Wharton school Of Finance ani ECONOMY " course ~
oLot,ly. MUSIC Y Medical school VII
bntIl pciool VII. Veterinary clo,i TX Law school
\ biological school. n. D.ul-Jucu' Of PIuDtJpIy.
In making inquiry rIcaeG sPc, I,tK sccrc,uv
University rcnns, lvanis, West Philadelphia, r,nh
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board tuition thorough tTainlnG Miss A. ILUstol
stamford. Conn.
NYACK SEMINARY for girls Limited mum
y bcrs thorough training del ;aiin home one h)ui
from y. Y. Address Mrs lhp"EN T. BE ilHoI'F. rim
VINE ELMS," SDrin"tc l. Mass - Family
nav and Music school for iirlA Primary. Academic
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Ncw j)ubiiratlons.

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NOW READY
THE MARCH CENTURY.
CONTAINING:
ITALY, FROM A TRICYCLE..
An account Of move tour through italian tiles and VIII
IageS by Elizabeth KoOns Penneh rrousey Illustrated o'
Joseph Pc. neil
The MINISTRIES CHARGE.
The second insalmcnt Howcs's new novel TO run
through 1t opens with every promise oil great ~
ierest" says the Journal Of Commerce "opens delight
fully."-l' rite
MOUNTAINEERING ~ PERSIA,
prs a W Rcpiarpin The story Of trip among the
Iburz Mounta rs after heath trout" with several en-
cravings.
SHILOH REVIEWED.
fBY GENERAL d. c. BUELL.
An important the discussion on this battle
Tie antor takes issue with Generate Grant and She' nan on
some vital pOnts ana supports his statements 10y iac III
OF the capap given by tie latter at tie close Of Ae
first day. and by careful elaborate revision Of the onca
man OF the field pictures OF the battle-ground ana
several portraits are gwen
CASTELAR, THE ORATOR,
will f. nispiece portrait sketch OF the career ana per-
sonality OF the great spanish Eepubcan by w A. Arm,
strong supplemented by Alvey A. Adees "Reminiscences oi
CASTELAR,"
CITY DWELLINGS,
BY Mrs Schuyler van Rensselaer, supp!emenng her paper
n the February Century and giving particular attention 10
Int, ri0rs; with Illustrations.
THE STRENGTH AND WEAKNESS OF SOCIAL
review Of the couses Of Socialism ard its prospects, by
Washington GLADDEN..
CHRISTIAN UNION.
Omen Iettrrs by Dr. Howard crosby ana Professor A. A.
Hodge, on this subject Of growing interest
JOHN TONER'S EXPERIMENT
A short story, by MIS- NJ. W. Herman; with ful-page
Illustration by Kemble
FURTHER FEATURES
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TuE KINETIC VIEW OF MATTER.
PRISON LABOR
tNTIRNATIONALC COPYRIGHT
sTEpMANs POETS OF AMERICA.
L A
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OFFICE OF THE NEWPORI News A ~
~. " pft,.' NFw YoaK. February q, l@'6-COI'
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Mortgage pes cent - c,TtS rreasu,er
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Gteamboats arc Railroads.
s~----4~~s~-@--~-7@7 ~
nvnDIVJCu TINE

~ psduction of fares TO all points: Boston ST. woreeA
ia- - Steapers Pier -, rh hlysr loot Of
Watts next pier above Desoross@s street Ferry at $500
d,;iv Sunday.
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1tcamboGt5 an0 Railroads.

COOKS TOURIST TICKET OFFICE,
~ 2GI BROADWAY, CORNER WARRIN.Sr. Y. Y.
Egglr Journey and eNcIrson tctcts 10 FLORIDA. NEW
ORLEANS. HAVANA, B-KMUDA MEXICO. and all
resorts.
See COOKS FNCURSlONISI, win maps, published
month by mail ,or 10 cents
address rHUs COOK Il son, POI Broadway, NY
TOR NEW .HANEN.-StcamcrS leave Peck
L slip Mt p. and II Sundays excepted. II ..
In tine for early trains Norh and
EIcursiou TO New Haven and return, 81 50.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
~ rams leave from Chambers ST Depot for EngcwOod.
COstcr Pi rmOnt and NyacS = $780, 10 q l. 20, D.
640. 40 $50 M II midnight sundays 7. 9 N and
7.l5
Manuel spring Valley and Mons'y l. 10 a. $50 p
Sundays . a. m
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,osTOv NEWPORT. NORTH AND EAST

iSOE,rI RIVER IINE.-Best route via Sound. Max.
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NOW READY,
TIE MARCH CENTURY.
CONTAINING:
THE MINISTRIES CHARGE.
ITALY, FROM A TKICYCLF

An account OF a move through italian tics AMI VII
,ares nv Elizabeth Robins PenneI Irousey illustrated by
JoseBh Pc. neil
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The second instament Of MI Howcss new novel to II
through tie year opens with every promise oi great
1ercst" says the Journal Of Commerce "opens dclsL
fnlly. Va ritIc
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rIARTEM RIVER BRANCH.

TTNNW YORK, NEWHAvEN ND mAEIF ~, ~ rs y
tincolnave near Third Avenue Bridge across stsm over
treaced by Third Avenue Elevasd Hno{ IN Hbs Ia
10 go and D ~ Port Morris Casanoya coax Pont
yrntGa Paint West Farms Van Nes', west CHESTER
iimpsons Bay Chester pelham i;ayl; battow ,ci!y
isnpd1 Tclhqm Manor and New ROche.e, connecting ~
Rochec with for all points on the nam Inc o.
ie New YORK. New. Haven and Hartford KaiIr2tl SHORE
-. ard inc Divisions; New Canaan, Mlduetown
and suleld Branches and Boston and all points
East . ,.ohouo ,,i all irtor,edia,a ala
.ions az 10. 10 a. m. daily, except Mondays: -.
sunday trans Rochelle ani at intsrheds,e sra
t,ops at 70 noon $50 the latter tIaln connec9
~ ocbelle with trains 10 Grand central Depot AID
. pforl
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MOUNTAINEERING n PERSIA,
SHILOH REVIEWED,

BY 8 @. W. Benjamin. The story Of imp among Inc
Tburz Mounta ms after heath trout with several en-
cravings.
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n0puIAR SHORE LINE for BOSTON and

the EAsT-All rail from 0raId central pepo. Inreo
express trains daily (sundas excepted to m,
Ing cars' ounuh'' ~ - ~ " POPPLE, Agent
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An important the discussion on TINS pst
Tie takes issue with Generals Grant and Sher nan on
some vital points supports his statements 10y iacS HI
OF the pmap given m by tie latter at Tie close Of tAe
first day. and by careful elaborate revision ol ue oCa
man OF the field pictures OF the battle-ground ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-01

G,CHOOI Of MINES IT HONE, fOr Young PEG
- rlc send cents Tor catao gUc cordiunr dcsrrvon
native stones minerals. \. II. IAMdEN Denver COL
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CASTELAR,, TIE ORATOR,

viii nispiece portrait sketch OF the career anu per-
sonaty OF the great spanish Republican, by W. A. Arm.
strong Sui plemened Avey A. Adees "Reminiscences Of
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-11-05

The clothing store OF Burdy, Babbitt x
Co. at Fair Haven, was burglarized last
sunday morning. The burglars pried
open the front door, took one OF the lamps
in the window, INT ii and leisurely went 10
work. They dId rot attempt to get into
the safe, bat took quantity OF clothing,
silk hauGkerchei9 and other goods. 1t j.
not known now much was taken Dut it is
estimated that 500 worth was stolen
Two persons supposed to be trimp- went
into the store Saturday morning t. LOOK
at some goods, and it Is believed that they
are the persons who broke into the store
one OF them il described as about 35 Years
old, five feet nine inches in Ht!Gnt. mas Il
dark complexion, dark hair ANA nous
tacAc The other WAS thought 10 Doc -
years of aye with light hair and ,L!ooth
face, The firm have offered a reward of
So Tor the capture of the thieves,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-11-05
GRIMES AND ACCIDENIs.

while ATTENDING church at Roval.on last
sunday, George Rusznak had il purse con
tanning SD taken from his pocket.
d G Bonett,s harm nj West ConcorJ
was burned sunday nipht with its can.
tents. Loss $500 .insurrd for 500 lt was
caused by the bursting of a Kerosene ian
tern.
Antoine Stars barns nj Bridaewotor
were burned last week with is tons OF
hay. six tons of straw and corn fodder.
eight pigs and 12O chickens The barns
We're insured for $500. No insurance on
the contents.
t1,,,,b o.Hair,s l,,r, j., cto,1.,,,,,., ,,.,
toinin,r his hav ',rain - ,.aIn.,hi. Lor,n
two cows and a yeorlln,, and Also slni0h
ana tvo h.rna.S.. ,,-n' LI,rnnd Tburs,io,,
NIGHT. Nothinu was saved
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-11-05
ROYAL BAKING POWDER.
Free from Lime and Absolutely Pure.

The Royal Baking Powder is made from Cream of Tartar
specially refined and prepared for its use by patent by
which the Tartrate of Lime is totally eliminated.
This highly important result has been attained only with
great labor and expense In money alone quarter of
million dollars invested in patents machinery and APP
planes by which the crude Cream of Tartar being procured
districts of Europe and subjected in this
country these exclusive processes rendered entirely free,
not only from Objectionable Tarate of Lime but from
other foreign substances
This adds greatly to the cost Of manufacturing Royal
Baking Powder; but all its other ingredients selected
prepared with the precise and regardless of labor
expense article produced that is entirely free from any
substance and chemically pure in all respects.
No lme EARTH alum mputy of any kind can, by mad
by the of aduerated articles otherwise be
introduced the Royal" and it ingredients
except those certified by the eminent chemists necessary
make a pure wholesome and perfect baking powder.
1t to manufacture the Royal Baking Powder
than any other but it is, shown by chemical analysis
only absolutely pure Baking Powder made.
Royal the only Baking Powder made that free from
both lime and alum.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-11-05

men johnson, McKillip and Pierce voting
in the negative.
The street committee to whom was re-
ferred the petition of the Western Union
Telegraph company to he allowed to erect
Il Tue on CllleGe and st. Paul streets re
commended that the petition he not grant
ed but that they be allowed the use Of
Batterr, Kilborn and st. Paul streets
providing the poles bc 30 feet high and
painted. On motion of Alderman kng-
iiesby and report was accepted and adopt
ed.
On motion of Alderman Englcsby the
Board voted to reconsider he action in APP
proving the mayors order for the electric
hight bill during the carnival and the bill
was order to lie on the table.
The street committee reported favOrably
the petition referred to them asking for a
sewer on King street and the report was
accepted and adopted.
The Board adjourned until next Mon
day night