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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-09
TRAINc FOR BOSTON

hAi-'~ SHORTEST LINE
by from 10 ~ q Miles - ~ IT.
via NewYorx and New England Il X and NJ T. " "
-s'ss ,i EEw S1.%9S NJ NJ H. \ 40 A
PkILoH CATS ON DAY TEAMS, c.ps
Only LINE RUNNING PULLMAN sl'EEriN" N"'~
- 90 y Daily. Including eundays
Other trains daily except sundays; . =, ,.s.,
Sleeping accommodations can DO secnIsu Nv a-e'
aceea s37 RroAdway. and Grand Central pev's
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEw-JERsEY.

4 NENIKAL RAlLhOAD Of NEW
- FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RIVER
Time Table Of October 9, 1883.
100 a. M for EastOE. Bethlehem Allentown Mauch
Chunk Reading. Harrisburg etc .r6
o:io a. for Easton. bethlehem and Allentown
100 a. III. FOR Bennington. EastOn. Bethlehem Allen
80 NJ for flemnstOn Lake MoPatcSSng Ea aston
Reading Harrisburg POtsVile. Tamaqua, ShanoAin
sunbury. Lewisburg, willlamsport ,..,.. .u.
m. for Pennington, Easton Bethlehen- Allentown
Maueh Chunk leading harrisburg etc. 49,.
3.45 y. NJ. Ea<ton. Bethlehem. Allentown. MAuch
Chunk. Wilkesbarre, scranton. TamaQua shamokin
80 D M for Remington Lake Hopateohg f'S'on'
800 and S 30 D. NJ for somervle ana Bennington t9s
5:45 y for Eason. Bethlehem haehtoNn ei1ue 90
Chunk. Reading. Harrisburg. etc On sundays ~ oSo
isis 11I5 a. m. I. 4, 4 80. rs D. m, Sundays.
t. a. m. for Ped Bank; Long Branch tA:oury Park
car Sis 40 N. /. 80 n; 70, Tarmingdsle LAKE
a. n, ! .. m. for ATLANTIC CITY. Vineiand-
b' I, s1s 10 80. I! 10 ;sO $50. olS
p III SANDY HOOK ROUTE
FROM PIER 3. N r. ..
For Atlantic Highlands Highland Beach seapr,Rhs
Monmouth Beach. Long Branch Lakewood. I'ms h'e'
and Barneeat ~ 3;f5 p N.
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA
BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
VIA Central Il H. OF NeBJerscy and Philadelphia and
Reading Il. L. Leave foot Ibertyst, n. r.. at A. 40
o. IL q. In / 80 9:l5 4. 80. 80. IL D. m sun
Trains leaving at L. :45. IL ~ 80, T. 80 ,oo
10 y. have connection for Reading HarrhOurs fo'S
Tickets and Parlor % procured at IL 40
s5l ga LAO, 500 BrOadwhy, .37 Oth-ave 2O4 west
ie5sh-st lsa Fast i25th-st, NewYork: COurtst eOo
York transfer company viii call for and check
baggage from hotel or reaileucc
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HOLLAND TRUST COMPANY,
NO. 7wALL-sT., NEw-YORK,

NO.7 WALI-ST, NETWORK,
Allows interest deposits The longer the time the
higher the rate. Also interest balances OF active
accounts OK merchants Others subject TO check
in any bank lends money on promirsory note without
indor-er and accepts New-Iork City Brooklyn
rraissi first mortgages with title guaranteed as col
lateral security.
Arts a. executor. trustee and guardian. under Wills
far fhr fixed statutory charges. also registrar, tru
ie irnnsrer and financial agent cities towns
,aro9ds and othr corporations ana for real estate mort
psres with COUPON ton1s IN NtW-iOrk Brook yn ana
si.cvhere Collects rents coupons and dividends
TRUSTEES.
Garrett Van Allen, John d. Vermcule,
" amer Van NOrien, John an 09faS
II',net { m, Worst w. ". Van N00ihs
ta,,s- Y Wan Wo.rt Geo. w. Van Sicirn,
r Van Nosfrond james Roosevelt,
John r. Pauten Augustus ' an Nyck.
Henry W 10 ksaver. j. ". NandcrROrst kuyt
Hcbert II Eoosevet Henry W. .. Edye,
Geo NJ Van IIoesrn lJoti am 5oOdnow,
VIM Dovd George +. Hodgman,
William Remsen il'cter Wyckon
~ DOBFRT b. ROOSEVELT. President
JOIIN d. VEHMEULE. Vice Pres. dent
eco w VAN SIC.EN Secretary.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD, ~ y G. =.

INVEST SHORE RAILROAD. y. J G. s.
IL CO. 5ss ID ie &Ou wss sat s2d
from foot Of Jav.st n x Chicago Detroit London.
Hamilton % :55 ~ n. % 90 z * p No s. Louis
Montreal. caaads East . 90 p Niagara Fails syls
cuSe Utica and principal Intermediate stations, 10.
y IS a. ~, o 60 % - = n ana II a. r. Tor Buea
s5i5 % Is ali 80 a ald - 90. g O0 rs y ma
Sewbusg. 10 IS a N. go, 10 5 As p NJ iia,er
ssr for ESnaio Eiagaia Iss Toronto Detroit Cheaso
oi6er tFs.l; day esceg, sandayS g. . Leave Jersey
West Shore Station. al 80 o. N. - 30 ~ N For
tickets Timetables information apply A. Offices Brook
lyn-3S8 Washington. 81. 73O Fulton-st. Annex Olce
loot u Fulton.st New.YorS Ciiy-369 and 9io Broad
way 1853 10 BowerY. j Park place, and West Shore
stations foot OF West 42ist and foot o. Jayst NJ L.
hotels and residences c. T. LAMBERT,
General Passenger Agent 8 vAnderhutaye. n. X.
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q RIE RAILWAY.-Ticlet Onices. 4Ol. BID,

r. RE RAILWAY.-Ticket Offices, 4Ol, 81,
Battery Place Chambers aud 93d Street ferries Now.
Ye.k; 32l and 1913 fuou.st, BiooNyn; 1O7 Broadway,
and New Station, Jolsey City. whore Tickets and raOr
Sleeping Car reservations and orders Tor checking and
transfer o. baggage can be obtained. EApIess trains
leave 23ist minutes earlier than time shown from
Chambers 81 local trains 3 70 70 minutes earlier.
a daily, Day EXpr,-s buffet drawingroor1 coaches
10 80 a M week days, Delaware VALLEY Express paror
b." M 70 daily. cSicaSo and st Louis Lmed solid
Pullman train OF day and buffet sleeping to BUT
st. Louis; 10 charge for fact time '' ana
,. M daily, Chicago Express Pullman buffet sleeping
BntiaIo Cincinnati aud Chicago. 90 soa.
Rutherford and Passac4 10. O. = ~ 10 ~ i 9o
sso 81 "g?H 20 . s 70 % ~
Pnssaic. . ESQ, $40 p m Sundays T. 90 40 81 = 80
1S.S2 = n "'s 80 70 20 10 Z q9GP %
$40 $50 $6 g iS, 49, 81 2 10 80 P noon n;
MI "a $ss 80 4; 80 S,1 10 10 y i 3d. night
77Gslo i 70 F. n II nIsht sundays m; $50
B3gcS%S;cSsi and an saaern-4 49, 30 80 10 80 H.
IL night. Al,o to Rldce~ood 9 80 a NJ 20 p n,
Ne.igig and cerassIi-7 49, a. N y, $50; 'S'' o.
s2 , % s1gy"s@ As Il 80 40 M p so
cos SSaaaySs 5' Z 50 10 20 80 30. 40
N,ddieoTn and port Jervls-i 40 80 o. 10 30 a.
x m trains rom the West arrive in NewlOrk a
7 :o5 II 50 ana 10 20 p H. p FARMER
Gam, SUIT General Passenger Agent
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RallroI05.

n ORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Trains leave Ctambers-st Station week days for
Eaglewood. Tcnaly, C.oster sparkll and Nysck 30
- 20 80 and II 80 -, $50. 4. = 80. 80
% 80 m 80. 4. go, IS ia p. ~ ~, ,,ins Ia
Saturday special, - as noon AdliuonM N"'''' ~
For Manuel Spring Valley. Monsey and TalimahS
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Centistrn.

Has East 4sth.sI, near 3dayo Lady stientant; also
uhy stefan Advice and examination free Charges motar
ate Extractng with gas. zoe nlIng, cement and other
7Sc gold nlllnes. finest order ~ 80 Call snd he con.
WINGED Costs you nothing VIII save trouble ana ex-
pense Then the difference between science aud pre-
SUMPTION
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CENTRAL AND HUDSON
Nv RIyTK RAILROAD.
GREAT FOURTRACK trunk LINE
On ana aI ~ ri y S sy A I .T1TIOS


largest and Finest Passenger ,, ltion In America.
IS a. M Rochester and Mon y Express ai aw,ns
ears NewYork to Albany, end Albany 70 MonueM
via D. I H. Il. H. also East Albany to ST. Adams VIA
Ne' - 80 e a. m FAMOUS vEsTIBULED AND STEAM
HEATED CHICAGO AND 81. LOUIS L slniIJcs
drawing room and sleeping for Albany Utica syrs-
cuse Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls. Erie, Ceveland
Indianapolis and Toedo arriving at chicago ~ LOU Ill.,
Connects a. Albany for COoperstown 49,, ~
ronto Cleveland Cincinnati 1ptanepol,s DetfSit and
Chicago for Cooperstown and North Adams drawing
room cars to Canandigua end Roeheser rv,-sss
for Saratoga Lake George, Rutland Bennington Nortn
Adams. &c. Drawing room cars % Troy ia. ,..,r
80 D. IN. Albany Troy ana Ulca Specis WIN uI'"'
a D. NJ Accommodation 70 Albany and Troy. Connects
for WaInstown, North Adams and Intermediate points
- NIX last Chicago Cincinnati and St Louis FIX.
press for Niagara Fails Buffalo SUSPENSION BSiaSi, 10
Dciror ANA Chicago. with vestbued and steam heated
scening and dining cars -, an,
SleeDngcars 70 Montreal Via Rouses Point ana va
St Adams also Otlawa, via s. Adams and canada
Atlantic HALLWAY and to syracuse and Cananda qua daily
except sunday sunday train does not run west o. oany
Buffalo 8 rs a. m. and Cleveland rs p. IN
80 Fast Net: Express 70, RSfiheser Bun
dlanaDols. s. Louis Detroit ard Chicago win sleeping
car: slespingsars to WateFtown via UsSa 6aiy eS
l2 midnight for Saratoga, Whitehall and Rutland
Sleeping Albany Connects at Albany with train
sle e Gran ana cepsl Station" 1S and o3 Prosdway
ss fa.s pii sn y and sd
Fulton sts.. Brooklyn. and 70 4thst. Wllliamsourg
run daily other. daily except Sunday, tstog at
',h $ fi1cf = take up '''Se9f EsRY Monet
Gen,ra suucr m endent General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-09
W. S. CHAMBERLAIN, AGENT,
115 BROADWAY, Room So, EEWY0RK.
NEW. ENGLAND LOAN AND TRUST CO.,
100 Broadway,
COUNTY, SCHOOL AND MUNICIPAL
BONDS,
GUARANTEED FIRST MORTGAGE
LOANS,
DEBENTVRE BONDS,
DEBENTVRE BONDS,

BASED UPON FIRST MORTG AGES ASSIGNED OF
RECORD TO AND DEPOSITED WITH TIIEFARMERs
LOAN AND TRUST CO., TRUSTEE. PAYABLE AT
LIE BANK or NETWORK. N.B.A.
WE HAVE SOLD OVER ST. 00o. 900 OF ABOVE IN
vEsTMENTs DURING TIE PAST TWELVE YEARS.
10 TWO THOUSAND INVESTORS IN NETWORK.
NEW. ENGLAND AND PENNSYLVANIA. WITHOUT
LOSS TO ANY INVESTOR. HIGHEST REFERENCES
AND FULL INFORMATION GIVEN on APpLICA
TON.
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REAL ESTATE.
AT THE EXCHANGE.


Thar was active bidding at the Real Estate Exchange
~esteray at the stand James C. Laor when he onerea
No 24s West Thriy3rstst between Seventh and ERh'h
,vcs fours,ory brick with stores and FOUR
story brick tenement In the on lot 2oxseo 1he
oropcrty rents for about 500 year the bidding fan
frcm SIS 600 s2l,soo at which price Mary T. 0As'''
was thr buyer. =. ,,uo.,osuro q
story brick and tenement on lot "a llxIo s
No sol Eghth.ave tho west SIDE g ioes sSJh
Of One hundred md hlrtyfourthst The bid1lng Wa
started In si6.oc0, ran w to s2c'VoV' heiine' w
There was call at Exchange Yesterday for svenuI
or business property showing good rental ol can 80
cash wiz be appreciated price limited TO siSoVvS &
hertcon sevents-second and Eighty-six'h "~' al Ao"
A. four story brick private house on Perry.sI zUxsS
Uas offered for sale sic 600 and two I'VE
.tone mats on the West Side In eNcnahEc ~
iots 10 Improve; mortgage, $4,000; price s'~'oVo
Neu.York Thursday, Nov. s. 1888
The following sales werp made at tns EAch'"se anu
~"'"'" -''A BY ]. C. Ialor
4.story building with lot No PAP Mesy fs,svger
us I, " Of srhave. lot 25x9ss' Mary ~ oaS'e'ee''
s-i By A. H. Muller Son *
sstorv building with lot. No. 200 Stn-aNe,o q"
?, Of l3iths ST. lot 2i1lx75, IIclner Woii s~o'ooV
~ - 49, D. ~. seaman 80. -. .. =.
Sal, Of the dwelling, with lot No 200 west is'-S~
q, Yves. Fnd.avc was adjourned 20 November --'
- - nv Richard V. Harnctt ~ 49,. ooa q.
Sale Of the dwelling, with lot no ~ "''' ''"
W OF 9th.ave. was adjourned SINE uie
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New.York. THURSDAY, N9y. 8, lsss; :,
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N Y. CIT

sd.ave, No 1,51s; James Carney ana WHO
s,d' 81 : i12 II W Of Nadison.ave. 1Txl0o /;
George Shelton and wife 70 MAY Ssesr nx
il5xlS 5x65xIOO 5xlo0; william fSefsoh
ana vile TO Tiora Bindoury 40 ..,o.. ;.,,,,
17th.st s Ills II of 2d-ave y aAlVo yo nu,
n Nrez ct al executors and trustees oil faui
A Hrez 20 Elizabeth X Henderson
6th-aye. 5 W cor 22d-st o3x65: James X Ben
Ell al executors TO Ashley Nantine
Fdeecomtrave n e cor f45th-st fIx99 IL Enoch
Bell and wife 10 Carsten II Bohlen ;;v,,i,.r,
5th-aye. 3 Clio II = o. l2Ssn.st, i'A''' "'AA
West 4sth-st No 103 Abraham w Lozier ana
wife 60 David W Bishop =, ,.,,e
executors Of Clencncs Lozier. TO same
Stanlon-st Nos eef TO 29S Rachel and Louis l.
Eirhman q Adsm Munich
9th ave No 1851 simson Wolf TO Kate Heilner
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TO NEW. HAVEN. &c.

ITO NEW HANE En-, T5c.
1 EXCURSION (good o days 81 "a
steamers c. II. NoRTuAM and CONTlNENfAL ieavo
Peek slip Pier 20 r r. .. M aud II y IN ts~nasJs
excepted connecting AZ Nsw Haven WIN sgycsa ts sn
fcr MFf,IDFN HARTFORD SPRINGFIELD, HOl~
YOKE &c Through tickets sold and baggage checked 81
04l Broadway, New.York. and 4 Courts@. brookJn
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Anr.iou Sales.

Aneiou Sales.
LrXECUToRS SALE. FURNITURE AND BoohS-
Il 5. DE WALLTEAIsSo ACCIlONEEk
viii sell at Public Auction this d~s
Commencing 10 80 o'clock
AT NO. 246 FIFTH-AVE..
THE ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FoKNrlUhE.,
PAINTINGS. BRONZEsS VASES. BRIO A-BRAC
ANTIQUE BRONZE AND oRMOLU CANDELAbhAs
library MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS. ABOUT 1.S00
VOLUMES.
BY ORDER OF THE EXECUTORS
ESTATE JOSHUA JONES. DECEASED
7 EONARD BROTHERS & CO.,
L. 30 5TH.AkE.
f. A. LEONARD. Apcfior--.
SUPERB FRENCH FURNITURE
RARE OLD GOB2LIN TAPESTRIES MACNIFlCENv
DEAPERIES. OBJECTS or ART, &C.,
COLLECTION OF
THE Duchess or ifDNDUGu,
THIS DAY AT O'CLOCK. f b.
THE PRIVATE COLLECTION OF
NJ o d. RN PAIN 4 NGS
ronruNY. FAvRETTo.
ROUSSEAU. EOLLoN,
COROv, Dill,
MkUVE Dlpkt.
DIAZ. MICHEL.
sCUVEYER BOLDINI,
VAN MAECkN. sASNlf-
ALFRED STEVENS, 80 TkOhoN,
Mr.. J. EARLE FlTZGEEALD.
OF BOSTON.
THIS FRIDAY EVENING AT o,CLoCk.
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NORWICH LINE. No.
~ Tavoriie inside route. tares ruu'el. 10 Ao''oi
%; Worcester. o. go Corresponding rciucuon 70 a.!
points last STEAMERS leave Hsr 40 Noste issyef iyo'
SursSvs exeep,ct at ; D. m Tickets and state rooms
secured at principal ticket ohces In Sew-iorx and
Hroolivn At ONCE On p.eE and un steamers.
Westcotrs Express will call for ani cheek baggage
,-o" hotsis and residcnccs G. w. BRADY. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-09
Gfcurslcns.

CALIFORNIA EXCURSION.
" grand winter trip to Los Angeles and San Fran
cisco under personal supervision OF Thomas H. Hen
drlckson leaving New-York Thursday. Nov % 1883
Elegant palace, sleeping and dining cars Firsclass
hotels Tickets only sl55 which includes all expenses
the outward Journey stopping en- route at $1,000
good returning till July l, 1889.
send FOR descriptive circular and it,nerary 70
T. H. HENDRICHsON
217 Atlantieave.. Brooklyn.
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Diuiocno Noilres.

PENNSYLVANIA RAILR0AD CoMPANY
TREASURER'S DEPARTMENT.
Phi ade pha. Nov. /. 1883
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have this day
declared n Semi annual Dividend OF TWO AND ONE
HALF PER CENT upon the Capital Stock Of the Com
pany clear OF all payable on and amer November
30 next 70 shareholders registered On the DOCKS OF tue
Company az 3 ~ m. October 81. 1855.
y" -'''s ROBERT w. SMITH.
Treasurer.
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SFw.yoRK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY NOVEMBER 8, 1883
Amusemeuts.


A SSOCIATION HALL.
e3i-st and 4thave.
LECTURE COURSE.
Friday evenings I'll o'clock
Nov. oa-Mr Robert j. Burdette, Of The Burlington
uawkcye,' - . nj. MI.
Dec. 7-Hoa' w.sH. s. Aubrey. III. d. Gladstone;
Dec. l4-Hon. Roswell e. Horr, "a. G., "@enuine vs.
pec 2I-IIon Ceorre r. vending. Popular Decisions"
Sale OF seats be gins Friday. Nov. 9th. A. M a. the
hall. "a -.
Members association entitled 70 course ucxe's
80 cents each oue OF which limits lady only
Organ recital by Mr. Chas. l.. Ford 10 minutes befofc
cachl oetur
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Il opnnEI1TsCrFR ILOYD SIS. 90.

~ ORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD IS. co.
~ -. SHoEr AoyT AZ 70 LoNNDD00NsprvrN
Steamers .aii frDin per foot 9i-s-, HobOken.
kAST EXI l.lSS STEAMERS. -
Elder Sat- MN. 10 lu "a. 90. ITNc We'd, Nov. II, m
saale Wei. Ncy. q. . .. ~. Elle. sat Nov. "a m
Fuifa Sat Nov l.. > 30 Lam Wed Nov %. noon
rrst CABIN e-S and upward berth. according 20 To-
cation Second CABIN. $50 berth Storage at iow-si
rates oELEICHs & CO. No. Bowling Green
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II .
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL

Steamers leave san Francisco as follows; ~
orrANHc Mcdncs dsy November %
GAELIC Tuesday December IS
BELtlC atlute.t yaluI9 %
ARABIC IhursuaF., Jahuarf -
Reservations can made by letter telegraph 70, and
cabin plans 2s7 ami $50 BROADWAY New-YorE or
Room "a Railroad building, san francisco 49,,
A' 49, LELAND STAMFORD, President
= II. GOODMAN. General Passenger Agent
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East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia
RAILWAY COMPANY.

10 wAIIrST NEW.YOKk, October "a 1cSS.
A dividend Of FIVE t5j PER Gen gu. Of The net
earnings Tor the nsca year ended 30 1855 has ts
day been declared the FIRST PREF ERRED sIOCh
this company PAYABLE at the ONCE OF the company on
L. NJ. sCHWAN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-09

CUION LINE.
VI UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS,
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Leave Per 80. "; r., foot Of Ringst
NEVADA Tuesday. November u. m.
WYOMING Tuesday, November 81, 10 30 a m.
ARIZONA . TUESDAY. Dec 4. D a m.
WISCONSIN TUESDAY. Dec. IL. IL 80 q. m.
Cabin passage. ESQ, eco ESQ aud sloo Second Cabin.
s'0 A. NJ UNDERIifLL & CO.. as Broadway. N. Y.
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Gitn 1lropfrin 60 Ect.

A PLOT Of lots 75x9oo for sale; De Kalbayea near
"A Sumner ave. Brooklyn. rutland g. WHlIlNO,
Bcekman-st.
60 -nO HOUSE TOR SALE. all improvements es
30 .JOU SchaeneTst. Brooklyn.
Apply premises
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Il TUX TO Wv NJ 49,
From Iier -. North River foot Of ChrIst9pher-st
CITY Of CHESTER . Saturday. Nov TO- 10 80 a. m.
SirY OF CiiiCAGO Saturday. November l.. m.
ciiTTY OF Nf.W-YOEK Wednesday, Nov. 81. G:3o m
CITY or RICHNOND saturday December !, y p IN
CiT'Y oF BERLIN "wednesday DecembSr 3 9 10 e. n
IN Outward. $50 aud t35: preDlId s35 sTEERAnE-
e-e' G BOWLING GREEN. N Z.
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Giedmboat5

TROY BOATS.-Lighted throughout by.
essTe light eqnP S, T ~ tEa ns Sr eaa,
SARATOGA d CITY OF TROY leaves Pier A, n. T.,
foot ChrstOpher-st daily except Saturday Sunday
steamer touches Aio3ny. Staterooms warmed.
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WHITE STAR LINE. noo,

DAClFIC NAIL SlEAMcHlP COMPANY
LINES FOR CALIFORNIA. JAPAN. CHINA,
AND SOUTH AMERICA AND NEXICO.
Fr9la Vow. York pier foot OF Cana-st; y. r
For san Francisco In Isthmus OF Panama
NEWPORT sails SATURDAY. November 10.
From san Francisco Is, ard 8Fannan sta
For China and Japan.
CITY OF SYDNEY sails Saturday, Nov II, D m.
For freight passage ana general Information apply a.
couIanYs Office Oh The per. foot q Canal.st, " T.
II. ]. BULLAY. Superintendent
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-05
PERSONAL.

Dow CHAFFIN was down FROM Farm
lngtOn Oh Saturday.
REV. T. @. ILIFF left yesterday for
Tooele.
WILLIAM r. PRIM. of Kansas CRY, is
visiting Salt Lake.
Miss JENNIE HAWLEY has returned
from her visit east.
Mrs. G. NJ. OsTsRMANH, Of Sandy,
came up to Salt Lake yesterday.
MISSES LULU and Mamie ClaWson
have returned from Soda Springs.
DAN CALDER, who has been in Omaha
for year past, is expected home
shortly.
FRED. CLAwsoN and Misses Tessie
and Neil lawson leave for soda to
morrow.
MISS SADIE THOMAS, the dressmaker,
is back from her California trip, aud
recommences tomorrow at her rooms.
GRAND YOUNG and family ,and the
daughter and son of Mr.. s. P.ffeasdel
are oampi"g at the head waters of the
Weber. Mrs Teasdel will join them in
few days.
CAPTAIN and Mrs. John Goldman,
who spent the greater part of the month
of July ct Soda springs, have gone on
to Portland with The idea OF spending
few weeks in thu northwest. They will
return to soda Springs. and AFTER re-
manning there till the end OF September
they will return TO their eastern hone.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-05
YOICKs! WHOOP! HO!
The Nationals Beaten by the farm
ers in the Last Innings.

The several hundred people who went
to Washington Square yesterday af-
ternoon saw a remarkable spectacle.
The Silver Greys, the greater part of
them fresh from tacklipg reapers and
mowers and shearing sheep, tackled
the Nationals, who were fresh from
eight victories and defeats with the
Salt Lakes. The Nationals fooled along
a good deal at the start. changed three
different pitchers and otherwise de-
ported themselves as if they thought
they held four aces. and wnen they had
been given their nine innings they went
out with the score standing s to 8. In
the ninth inning. when no one
thought they mad ghost of
a show ths Rurals doubled
up hit the ball, did some Com
anche yelling, filled the bases twice
with men and got doughty George Day
at the bat, got him to bring n two men
aud actually pulled their score up to
10, leaving their opponents In a sun
struck sort OF way staring at their OWL
hgure 8.
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I he Inquest

Coroner Taylor held an inquest over
the r, n aims of J. 2. Thacker, who
committed suicide on Friday at the
S-xton's office at II O'Clock yesterday.
Yer, little was elected in addition to
the facts already published. Mrs.
Bruscue, at whose house the deceased
lived, testified that two women visited
nim on Tuesday afternoon, and there
appeared to be trouble between them.
she stated that tne women shook their
fists at rhaczer. and thinks that their
conduct drove him to des peratlon.
An adjournment was then taken IN
til tomorrow at PM, when the two
women referred to by Mrs. Briscoe will
be present ana testify.
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POLICE COUkr
Business Transacted Before Judge
Piper Yesterday.

In the Police Court yesterday, Peter
Crowly was sent up for thirty days for
drunknness. Pete is an old offender.
Elizabeth Charles admitted having
been drunk, and will spend fifteen days
in her old abode-the city jail.
Jane Morton, another female who
was arrested for drunkenness, was let off
with a fine OF S., it being her first Of
Tense.
James Perkins. J. H. Andersen and
John Mann, three plain DRINKS, were
assessed SIS each.
In the case of Alfred lsom. charged
with patty larceny, verdict of not
guilty vas rendered. and the defe ndant
was discharged.
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the New Mountain Resort, YOunK's
Peak Lodge,

Only sixteen miles from the city. Stu
.ted amidst the graudest scenery of
Utah. Cool air. Excellent fishing.
Beautiful groves and grounds. Accom-
nodatious equal to any hotel in the
sity. Close to the tar-famed Three
sisters Lake and Covert's Falls. Fare,
S1.OO each way. Board, $500 per week.
Special rates for families and excursion
parties. For further information ap-
DIV to HALL 81 WOODRUFF,
Pro prietors of the Valley House.