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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1888-02-15

English SPAWN Liniment removes all
Hard, Soft, or Calloused Lumps and
Blemishes from horses, Blood SPAWN,
Curbs, Splints, Sweeney, Stiles, sore or
swollen throat, coughs, etc. Save SEQ by
use OF one bottle. Sold by II. Beebe,
druggist, Alpena, Mich. 645mo
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Sandnsky O. Nov. 27.

Sandusky, O., Nov. n, 1880.
have used Surprise Liniment for rhe u
matism and testify that it is the very best
remedy ever tried. My wife used 1t for
sore throat and found speedy relief. Ed
ward Colley, coal dealer. S14y1
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Itch, Mango, and scratches OF every
kind on human or animals cured In 30
minutes by Woolford's Sanitary Lotion.
This never fails. Sold by II. Beebe, drug
gist, Alpena, Mich. S45m6.
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Board of Education.

A session of the Board of Educa-
ton took place Wednesday evening
last at the Recorders Office. There
were present, w. A. Mcdonald, Sec
rotary, and members, G. l.. Kimball,
j. j. Potter, A. j. Simmons, d. Bru-
neau and f. @. Folkerts.
j. j. Potter was appointed Presi.
dent pro tenn.
The Pioneer sent in a notice to the
Board that no more printing would
be done at that office for the Board, at
rates ten per cent. lower than regular
prices, unless the Board had all its
printing done at that Office, and A. j.
Simmons moved "that hereafter all
printing necessary for the Board of
Education be done at the Pioneer of
fce." That ended the mutiny.
f-l 4
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From the Comptroller recommending
the payment of the following bills.

Moved by Alderman Masters that the re-
port be accepted and warrants ordered
drawn for the same. Carried by vote as
follows: Ayes-Carr, Masters, Desiardins,
and Campbell. Nays-None.
From the Comptroller, a report showing
the amount of the different funds on hand
to date, which, on motion of Alderman
Carr, was accepted and ordered placed on
file by unanimous vote.
From the Chief Engineer, recommending
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City Finances.

The following will show the con-
dition of the city finances on Feb
ruary LIST, 1888. as shown the Comp
troller's report:
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The following bills were allowed:

The statistical report of the Super
intendent of Schools, for the month
of January, 1888, was received and
filed.
The special committee on new High
school, reported they had employed
G. o. Rice to prepare plans and spec
ifications for said building, and that
the same were ready for consideration
by the Board. Also that Ell Harding
desired to submit plans for said build
ing, and that other parties would sub
nit estimates of cost Of heating and
ventilating same.
After spending some time in exam
lining the plans and specifications, the
Board adjourned for one week.
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Toledo. o. Janv. 25th. 1855

IOIeuO, y. July. zOJn, 1000.
have used Surprise Eminent for rheu-
matism and have never found its equal for
rheumatism. sprains or bruises. j. A.
Keefer Sl4y1
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FEBRUARY BUYERS.
If YOU NEED a
Cloak or Dress.

Our large assortment at the prices have made for our
present sales will convince you that we intend reducing
our stock as much possible We have made cutting
reductions in Linen and House Furnishing Glove,
Hosiery and Underwear Departments and in fact every
Department of Store and invite the people to take
advantage of the opportunity thus afforded in laying in
necessares at prices much less than actual values Our
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1888-02-15
Marriage Licenses.

The marriage licenses issued by the
county clerk during the past week,
with names, residence, date of license,
and ages, are as follows:
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Netzorg & Gumbinsky.
O. L. MATHEWS,
u. =. PENSION ATTORNEY,
ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN.

Thousands of SELLERS or their widows or depend
ent relatives entitled to pension or increase of
pension, bounty, travel pay or other allowance
who have never applied for il. Many miner heirs
con get pensions, rsEsrdlsss Of age new. Hundreds
of dependent parents are entitled 10 pshsies.
Many Of these claims have been rejected in the
hands Of incompetent agents. L sss in many Of
such claims procure favorable result. Thousands
Of soldiers are rsnsionsd en- enc disability and are
entitled TO increase on another, or are rated too
low, entitled TO increase result OF dsabil-
ity upon which claim was granted. TAs laws are
now more liberal and the rulings of the pension
past few montss succeeded in getting 30 per cent
of increase claims allowed by actual count. This
shows good, careful work About eight soldiers
anee. No matter what your claim is, write me full
ly about il, with stamp fer reply, sndI will advise
you free. IL take your claim no fee is charged
unless am successful, and then just what the de-
partment allows. Address,
o. l.. Matthew,
$50 Ann Arbor, Mich
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b A r. 6 A / N =
IN
Plush Cloaks,
Wraps & Jackets

Lead the Market 1t will pay you buy for next winter
at the prices make. Come everybody that wants
Cloaks cheaper than you them before All we
ask is to look before you buy You will be sorry if you
don't come. We mean what say and will do what
we advertise.
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>1vARIETY ST0RE1,
DOCK STREET.

Headquarters for Crock
cry, Glassware, Lamp Goods
and Fruit Jars. Also in
stock, Velocipedes, Express
w agons, Hammocks, Gro
quet Sets, Bird Cages, Tin
ware, Table and Pocket Cut
lery, Towels, Toweling, Oil
Cloths, Corsets, Laces, Hos
iery, Gloves, Notions, and
New Goods added every
week. We invite COMPARE
son of stock and prices.
LANGWORTHY g. HISER.
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SPECIAL SALES.

Having completed our annual inventory our GUS
toners will find it to their interest to inspect the many
inducements we hold out to
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1888-02-15

Teachers Institute.
The next semi-annual examination Of teachers
held by the County Board Of Echoel Examiners
will occur in tho Circuit Court Room, Alpens,
Thursday, March sth, 1888, comms neing at 10
O'Clock, A. NJ, and continuing two days.
e6ovs T.. l.. LITTLE. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-21
CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT FOURTRACK TRUNK LINE
On ana after May ls trains Leave

l, GRAND CENTRAL STATION. ,
ASsny Troy spa md
TED 90 Composed ssue5 BSet an
& saSS snf bd sIsSns agar e
land and Toledo. arriving az Chicago s;sS next day
cA1SssS Express 81 s.sa b. s q
m WssserS nm
"'i 80 % %i5aSy Troy spss. with ar,x:
Saratoga on saturdays only.
n fs SessS e ASany AND and s.
EssSFa has suP ssS SS g. Gas
ied and cSiessp VIII sleeping ana dining c,SS
80 d to Psus ad Montreal
Point and via ST. Adams also 70 Syracuse ana osns n
op m, Special Sleeper. arrives Rochester 40 N.
'n5 Nsas Ezp,ss, .as sr E Gsssss r It.
daSapoiis. st. Louis. Detroit and Chicago with sleeping
s ee5 so to e On So sny
night ssny ,s MA 70, the %s
FOR Saratoga Lake George and for tho North except BAT
. cg ssS g rs ara aas 81 az !:
IsSs s;Sn Sss TSiAaESS% and :"
WescOtts Express calls for and checks baggage ss
'' RuH daily others daily except sunday isssp issss
St ssCn g take up passengers fe SSrt S en- Tr'1
General enc Superintendent General Passenger Agent
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
OFoor OF E nS FaSe s y N1Y SqsI s RIVER
For PHILADElPIiiA snt TRENTON. Bound Brock
7S so. IL p. a. sUiSNbGYs At s. 1G $50 80 il
Trains leaving at A. AS II a. NJ. 30 A. 30 80
vlle etc. III Tor Easton. Bethlehem, Allentown.
Mauch Chunk. Reading. HasrslUrg. etc on Sunday fes
200 fS, su Pennington. Easson. Bethlehem
: 80 u m for Pennington Lake Hopatcong, Esstons
Bethlehem Allentown, Maucn Chunk Wslkesbae. scrsn
Sudbury, Lewisbur9. Wl.llaInsport .,,-, .,..,o.n
I D. m. for bennington, Eason, Bethlehem, AuensoTns
Mauch Chunk. Reading, Harrisburg e,s - ,,..s
Chunk, Wilkesbarre, Scranton. TamaQua, Shsmokin
90 p. for Flemngton, Lake HopStcohg fssSAs
Bethlehem Allentown etc.
500 and 80 m for Someryiile and rlem,ns'SMa sueA
Chunk, leading Harrisburg, etc. On sundays " w.
4. sn5. u rs o. IN, 1. as $50 sas RS,.nss
Sundays 0c, 100 4. for Red bank L Sn, psss
Asbuy Park Ocean Grove. except sunday"' fo'n' f'@
{, s1S a. m, 1 100, 4 80 p m for LAkEwooD' I0m
River Paror Cars at 100 and ~ Cry. y,uelsnA
a: m, .. m for ATLANIio WIZ :.
100. 90. s16 II rs II rs m 90 n r;Se.
$3.50. 0:15 p N. Sundays 100. a. m lor T''' ~
SANDY HOOK ROUTE ~,
For LONG BRANCH, OCEAN JAWS
.,,. . SRoM IisSisna Beach. sesbr.ght ane
Long Branch 80 1919 a m 'o:So a m
Sundays (exceps Atlantic Hgh.na1 e,co n Is 4 N,
For Etefo As6ry Park Ocean niSs sv PARK and Ooesi
s45 p NJ Sundays except As01'' i~ '
For of IsScw odV Toms River ard Dsrncsas 80
9AS D. N. ------
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.York, Saturday, May 19.-BEEvEs-R Receipts
62 OF 1852 head-25 cars at Goshst for Mr.
81 at Jersey City Of which 80 cars were
for export alive and car for the market NO trading
and feeling dull
shipments to-day and tomorrow include $40 quarters
Beef In Baltic, Circassa and City Of Chestor COO
Beeyes the ST. Romans and about $50 on the France
making the total for the week from this port 1sss Beeves
$500 quarters OF Beef and % Sheep From Boston there
have been exported for same time 1,o5a Cattle and
14Oo quarters of Beef and from Baltimore $50 Cattle
CALvEs-onIy liz head received. and no trade worth
noting Total arrivals for the week, 10, $50 head.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rsceipts IL cars OF z, 800 head
g cars at Jersey City and eoth-st making the
was not active but with moderate offerings prices ruled
steady, although tho pens were not quite cleared. No
sales OF Lambs reported
Ordinary to Choice Sheep (a shorn) sold at 5as 7sc
per N.
sales-sherman Culver: 2s2 Ohio Sheep. es n. at
So 81 2 pc, 900 a iss &c e. % So
j. f. sadler & Co. 254 Ohio Sheep. 80 n, at 90 IS I:
241 do so n at SIS 30; 1s9 do, 10 10 at So 80 DO ~
~ at So &C; 100 Kentucky do 80 n, at So "a do 1o4 n
at s5 %.
Hallenbeck Hollis $50 Ohio Sheep rs n. at Lao
per ID.
D. Harrington: ISL Territory Sheep. 11e n. at I2c
Deilenback Dewey: 242 Ohio Sheep, 70 D. at &c per
n 1l8 do 81 ~ at lSe ID do, 81 ID AT f4c W w.
1os II, at 0 7-sc.
HoGs-Eecslp, were Ii cars of 1;se1 heads cars at
Jersey City and at 4o-st. None for sale alive
Nominally frmer at 1896 lSc per H.
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
BUFFALO May observation-disclosures last "a hours were
1924 head Total fer the week thus far same hns
to NewYork 20 carloads sslo market steady Extra
SheepReceipts last "a hours $500 head Total for
the week thus far 26.2O0. For time last week
80 600 Consigned through "a cars. OF which IL to New
- IS fsS o9 for sheep
Hogs-R,celDts ~ nours 1905 head Total for the
s4so head Consigned through 80 ears which % 70
New YORK: carloads sale market &c better Selected
Workers So 9O2SG 90 Selected Medium weights 50 300
So 90; other grades unchanged; all offerings taken
CHICAGO Union stock Yaris. May 19.-Tns DToDsrS
journal reports, Cdte-RsceiDts 900 head shiprnents
none Market steady Bseves So SO0S5 90 Cows 81 100
SO and Feeders 81 5O0S4 Ooj Texas Grass
steers SO 1898 80. 49,.
strong Mixod IS 5O65 rs: Heavy So 45es5 50; Light
50 4D6sj IS; Skips e3 756S5 10
Shsev-Iecelpls 900 head shipments market was
slow IS TO- Poor to Fair So 75Gsi boj Texas
and Western So 1904 So.
ST Louis May 10 cdtns-RecelDts 800 head; ship
nsnts 200 head; steady. Choice Heavy Native
Steer g. 80 SIS 90 Gooi Native Steers 81 100
GO; Butchers 5taers. Medium Choos S. 10 osS "a
stockers Feeders fair to good 81 3O63 60 Rangers
Hsgs-Receipts 700 head shipments 300 head market
stronger Heavy and Butchers selections 50 900
SIS S. Packing. Medium to Choice. So 300$5 60j Light
grades Ordinary TO Best, IS 1905 40
and shipments were not reported Market
strong Far TO Choice 81 lpGS6 o.
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
GENERAL, MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-The usual Saturday dulness prevailed on the
market for Brazil growths but prices were nrmly main
aincd at 16c for fair Rio spot Invoices Sales 900 bags
spot Santos 3sc for No O. The milder styles
nrmer. sales 200 bags sayanlla Option trading was
moderately active the sales reaching 759 bags during
the two hours Of the session while closing prices repre-
advance throughout the list
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Proposals.
AQUHpucr CosxIssIosERs OFFICE }
Room 200 Stewart Building. No. $50 BroedwAy
NKw.YoRK, May 4. 1883

NKw-YOhK, NAY Z, 1851 }
TO CONTRACTORS
BIDS OR PROPOSALS for Deepening and finishing
shan no ~ on Section A, OF tho new aquedac And
strncube Head HoGse connected herewith aud doing all
other wofk necessary complete sad SHAFT as called for
he sprov1 forms Of contract and specifications on rs in
the onee 81 tie Aquednet Con- VIII DO received
this Once sntii WEDNESDAY, the 2Sd day OF NAY 1883.
~ Soeotk M at which place and hour they win DO
y opened ~ the Aqueduet CSminis aud the
Of contract for said work and finishing ssd material
BILE
Blank forms Of said approved aud the spscca
tons therefor and bids proposals. and envelopes
er enclosure and form of honda and ass the plans for
said work. aud All other Information obtained
absye enes q tbs Aquect application 10
the Secretary
By order Of tho Aqusd.ct Commissioners
JAMES G. SPENCER President
SoEU q sHEEHAN, Secretary.
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Railroads..
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cortiandt and
Desbrosses sts as follows;
\ n m for Geneva, Lyons Elmira Rochester, Buffalo
and the West and principal local points Chair to
i D. M for Tunkhannock and intermediate points Chair
car TO Tunkhannock Connection TO Reading and Harris
burg 49, ,,,,..,o. .,, n-,..,., ,...,.,.
ponts chair car 70 Pittston
40 D. m. for Goplay and intermediate points Con-
nect,on 70 Reading and Harrisburg Chair Coplay
D. m for Geneva, Lyons Elmira, Rochester. But
falo ana the west. Pullman sleeper 10 LyonA
S IN ~ H9 M Tor Laurays and intermediate points
Trains leaving at So M, p m: and $40 p m CON
~ ~ ~ SUNDAY TRAINS.
sa m for Mauch Chunk. Halieton and intermediate
pontA . ,,.r .ns ,..u-..,.. o,.,.
n IN for Geneva, Lyons Emira, Rochester. Buf
falo ana the wests Pullman sleeper % Lyons
~ ~ General Eastern Once. 335 Broadway.
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NEW-YoRK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN

~ RAILWAY.-Trains leave frem ferries az West I'D
and Jay sta az folitNs; a.. Ara.
West toi ST., 80 q. m Jay.st. 80 T. M. Tor MA.
dictown FsllsburR. Monticello Liberty Walton Dsihl.
Norwich Utica. Rome Oneida Fulton. oswego. Bunao.
Vest 20 pDis m JsjS,.t az p m for MID
wese d2dst, rs p. m Jay.st, o 10 m daily for
Middletown Fsllsburg Liberty, Walton Norwich oneida.
Bunet sleepers TO Niagara gailA Reclining Chair Car
Pullman sespine.csr berths reserved 81 So7 broadway.
,s tickets g1 so7 az ws:s s3S ssosd
NswYOiE MDERs0M SE g..
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Coffee OF AZ Gao 119 White extra q" 10. Extra
G" 5Sd5 a. " G" Ii yellow 5-16G6 50 ~,
TALLow.-Dull and more or less nominal. fnme
City. 4 1.4o.
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RAILROADS,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after May 10, 1885.
ERkNn TrrNU yTNU

on and after Nay iS 1883.
Trains s.1e.. Isi fsr!s De'Sfs'' and coa
q Snns sa ss Sss
=ss$ a$;; - aS:s e $::ss s
Fsf Nsaasa 100 it, sSa y "a night s
p Sf S $I:sssss IA &c sas ESs
Sunday EPIC o rSl%a8 1e ryEsi Sss aly
and daily with Dining Car: az $40 N, az
SIS 90 30 anS % Il me- asd 10 "a
night SUNDAY. e; 1S, ana 90 m. 80 and %
For Aianc CITY N; week.-Mrs. Through p.or carr.
Long 'i Ba5 MSy Ray " Jea9 mssx aa neo
1 e snSi IN l ~ M I'D s9 S
70! "a S sa SS va ssAiBIa ssSs4::
Bos s1d q Fay bookyn with Al. s,on,
trains az Jersey CITY sICrdInS speedy and drsss
FOR PHILADELPHIA !
Express Trains leave via Desbrosses and cor
$40 20 o. chiesso Limited, with Dining Car, and
"a w5sR g. 30 lT sad ana and i nj
ssH5s:' 3 M 1 and rs as a.
Trains IsayI@s Ns@.yO5k daily except Sunday a. s. o
pa on sundy Trenton ana or e Camden and
aSS S'6S and SSs y . sns
q Fult9nss, BroO.yn station. Jersey City immigisH:
.a:f ; 5Ss H.. Sossy will call
General l Manaser General Fss wo3 3g.n.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
M T.S a,9T sSi a
e I1a J. 30 M II! i uaa 10 81 sns.S
II 10 Ss Is and i sgSdsi Sf ID s
ERIE RAILWAY.-Ticket Offices, 4O1. 3I7.
81 and sS7 PfS9agsy 1ss - BPTsr ls7 VESTS.
Na!S ss and ss 'H Bo ok Siris c
way Williamsburg; ccrIer Newark AID Hudson sts Hobo.
Snee Il a sg s cs 9s c
orders for checking and tianSsr Of baggage be OBJ
time shown from Chamberes' local trains to 10 minutes
YuaaS; Pullman sleeping ofHssS SSSs's !:
10 80 a. M week days, Delaware Valley Express parlos
s-f daily "cSIesso aud S. Louis sO I HG1s .o
o Sasa y ssq caaaSS cSeaD G s
st. Louis; no extra charge for fast ., tine
PodgSs g Gas1sS E 'R BIB
isSf Spe anna r ana Chicago AS $50
S$ ta$ e. - sisS s' s$ ss
30 a. 80 noon SG f45 A. S'q SsS a
ism;45 S:s9 S sS 10: 40 40 40 ids $40:
= night suGdeys 40 s;S 20 j.. 70 80 M 2pS9on'
Newark and Paterson via Newark-5 as, 80, 30 To-
II 40 A. NJ. +; 2 80. 20 4 so, 9 90 8 80, ego
go, 10 D. m ; IL night Sundays a. m. 3:3Q
80, 9, p m.
EdseSsPd '9 81 s? 60 10 "a a. - sS 90
10 night Also 70 Ridgewood 80 a m 2o p m |;
10 80 a. N. AS, T. 80 p. m. 10 night.
Newburg and CoFnwal-7 so, q. M $780, A. 80, s,
D. m SUNDAYS O. m 2, 3 p.
warwick weekdays 45, g m. 20 NJ
7:s0, p. M Sundays, ;45 80, 0. 10 80 a. m &
Middetown and Port Jervls-4 :45. $50 10 80 m
1880, 80, s. ;39, p. M Sundays, 4 AS $3.50. 3.
Express trains from the West arrive IN New-York u
:05, IL .05 q. m. and 10 20 p. m -
W J. MURPHY i. p. FARMER,
Genl Sup't General Passenger Agent
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Liverpool London. Glasgow. Bristol.
T. d >. "A q 1. a

NS-PoRK-Ruled very dull, as usual on
Saturdays Prices wore steadily maintained Sales 75
bills less private terms. Mess quoted si4dsi4 80 for
ola and t slsssls IS tgr newt short 0sar at siessis
our ruling steady and quiet Extra n0' fnas Me ss
Extn Mess :5ss7 5o PACKET 81 5oss7 Is BEEF
CUT MEArS-Fsmness is still noted hut this is slow for
the day. no sales reported Picked Bellies, IL average
ciee lGI'e and 1se in 4oAes leked Ham. a.
DO, 7.se smoked Hams al I2eI2 Lac. .MiDDLES-
Wholly neglected DRESSED HOGS-Flrm with
fair inquiry. City heavy to light 9sa7 94c. Pigs
LARp-Yesterday nrmness was followed by a further
GAIN owing to ffeer buying the West The decline
here Is sal4 points, closing with slight reaction Specu
huon IN May was moderate principally In July delivery
Sssh ots were neglected. although holders demand SQ5c
closing az ss $50 ties June at s. seas eoc closing
$40 A'cvo tes July &C 6sSdS 00c. closing at ssc
zoe tcs Aueust az snh oSc closing at SOC 500 ties
ber at es0as.0sc; closing az Doc. " BUTTER-The
market closes very steady particularly on ne stock for
whieh there L fair demand. western Creamery 22S
S ss sn sssss s %s.s tubs Se
on f %s.Ia iissss western iSs
CHEESE-Weakness is tbs gencrai feature aad the do
,Is,S sSn; ws ashs New state Factory s9 Se
sknA iGsc- EGGs-Are again stronger but buyers
Western. u l.2d1bc Duck Egga f7a1sc.
m, i1 ana 9Smnal City not ouotaee oieo
SUGAR-Bof rau sugar tho demand was light but
values were without deeided change. Quotations: "A
$50 s. MOss 4sss tS Fair Refining sSsms, and sc
Sass.s.sSs q. Esas eru,ssS SSass
asnsiS 4. 50. coSss 4. STANDARD aieSS IL
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Eesal Notices.
NETWORK SUPREME COURT,

NETWORK SUPREME COURT,
Trustee Sna The last and Of Nho
euni'u"' dt FisiSas
Paul Cylsypls (alse called Pauus Gullaume). johann
NsC,s Sy 'c sa lean sd SEGs' s
s Is ; s.sS. s.. ss
Es- ''s s. sss s q: y y I ~ .gS !: ]!
4: q; I'm; y ! l. e
Ssss: s,ss: IA s$ss,s :sa s:afI bsssay.
nah auiisu % ses.sssh ''' VIII '"4 ''" u 'O''H
. iasresdants.
s: asnst SsS and tssm
e., Il. . e ~, ';sA T. S:ss .asss:
ssssss and q sass q your failure 70 appear answer
i s Ss S ss s s you by d'u for the re-
Dated N'"-f''E A'' JOHN asSA T. i{ sas4w1sKH1.
once and POssonlce Address No. 300 broadway. Nev-
fSsyS named dstepa.pt
sussnnsh Gulaume. deceased: ~ '"' i0''N'e"' Vi
'fISSd SRHn ypi s sE sHe SSs
se a aSss ss Of The ss s c9S e se ste Neg
hs soHSsip Il !he coe q CLERK 81 SS COUNTY y q
ssfs q New yo1E az Sist day Of Msfek isSs '
JOHN E. gghLgIN ,Els..
Once and PsstoGee Address No. 200 broadway
New York City NeW-York
NOTICE.
In the Circuit Court OF the United States for the
Middle District Of Alabama
The American Loan and Trust Company,
Of New-Yofk, In Eoui.v
The Montgomery and Florida Railway ' -V0'
Company.
Pursuant TO- a decree of the Circuit Court Of tho
United Ststes for the Middle District Of Alabama male
in cause in equity wherein the The American Loan
asd Trust Company. OF NewYerk, complainant and
the Montgomery and Florida Rsllwsy Company Is de-
fsrssnt Ell creditors Of the respondent who claim
hold lien upon any OF the piCrory embraced by the
mortgage deed Of executed BY the respondent
the compai pant on the 26th day OF May 1886 copy
whereof ~ achod Exhibit A. to the bill fled In said
cause. ar-Nsreby called and required TO come in and
their respective liens ella lined held upon
said property before j. w. DiAlMiCK one OF the das.
ters Of said court, at his ONCE in the City OF Mont
eomery, Alabama, or before tho 20h day OF May,
1885, In default thereof they VIII be excluded tho
benefit OF the decree under which distribution may be
made In said J. w. DIMM1CK, Master
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Cipiofnb Notices.
Dressmakina.

II REssMAKER-Bya nrstelssA person, BY the DAY. in
has the latest faabicns; references. Address CuTTEl
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CoTToN-Pilees for spot cotton were not changed
and the market steady Sales, los bales
AZ the ports yesterdays report indicated receipts
OF 4237 bales, comparing with 2SS bales this day last
week and LOLA bales corresponding day last
since September 1.-THE beginning OF the year, the re-
cetps have aggregated 53ls S25 bales comparing with
514S,3os bales for tho corresponding date last season
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-21
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

w y. T. 9. q II. r r. Co, Iossees.
Trains leave Wsst42ds station follows and 20 minutes
earlier from foot OF Jay-si. North River.
Detroit and Chicago g. IS ?. H., 900. 's:l5p. m
ST. Louis. 600. +S:l5 p. IN.
Syracuse Buffalo, Rochester Suspension Bridge Niagara
Falls, 1915. 1855 q. H.. 'G:p0. 1913 p: IN
Utica, 3:l5, 1855. all:30 a. m, 300, ~Sl5 m
Kingston. saagsrtes, Catsk. Albany 3:15 '7l5 1855.
al 80 a M. $500, 900. rs;l5 p.
Cranstons West Point Cornwall Newburg '3l3, 'hlA
%: 55. 1918 oil 80 400 4;lo 5b sSlS SAB n.
and IS 90 p. m, Crauston's. Corn wall, New6urg
For Montreal and canada East 500 y: n: r.
Hamilton. London. 80 80 a. 1900 1915 p m Tsrsnts
1915 q. H.. 1900. 'S:lb p IN. -, -, .
Elegant sleeping for Buffalo, Niagara Falls Detroit
Chicago and ST Louis
DAILY Daily except Other trains daily except
Sunday. Leave Jersey City, p. X X station llESD
a. S340p Hoboken. West shore Station dllSo n
For tickets tables parlor sleeping car mod,
information. apply at offices Broosy noSS VASE
ington.s, G30 Futonst, Annex once foet Oh fulton y
New-York Clty-S53 49, 942 Broadway 1887 BowerJ u
Place and West Stations foot OF West szdst
foot OF Jay-st., n. r e. n. LAAbEhI..
Vanderbtaya General Passenger Agent
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GAPE CHARLES ROUTE
OLD POINT C0MFUhr,x \
NORFOLK, P0RIsmxuInf
AND THE SOUTH
NETWORK PHILADELPHIA. A.,3 \ onSssSIossss -
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