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Morning journal and courier., 1888-11-06
Woman,s AuxiIIarr.

The annual meeting of the Connecticut
 branch of the Woman's Auxiliary will be
 held in Waterbury Thursday, November 8.
 Trains leave New Haven at 7:20 and 9:55
 am, returning leaving Waterbury at 2:42 and 6:0s pm. Tickets for reduced fare can | be obtained in Waterbury.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-11-06
City Court Criminal Side Iudg
 

Pickett
 Breach of the peace-Miehael Lee 1895 fine, $12.5O costs; James Kerns, $6.24 costs; Charles Ferguson, discharged Frank McGuire, $3 fine, SPA coste; Timothy Collins. con tinued to November 8; Jacob Heller, $3 fine, $8.66 costs.
 Vagrancy-John Moore and Henry Carter, sentence suspended; James Roirdan, 120 days in jail.
 Reform school complaint-Patrick Donnel- ly, John Crowley and Edward Eustice, con- tinued to November g.
 Theft-George Donnelly, continued to November9.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-11-06
FIRST M, k, CHURCH.

In the evening services were held at the First Nj. E. church. The pastor, Rev. Dr. E. L. Thorpe. preached the sermon, and although suffering from 8 severe headache, delineated a velJ Interesting temperance discourse, ad- vising his hearers to vote on Tuesday as they saw fit, t'but above all things, he said, "vote for principle and not party"
 The lyceum connected with this church meets this evening. Persons desirous of join ing the lyceum can obtain all the needed in- formation by applying to Miss Etta G. Rich- ardson, the secretary.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-11-06
FOR SALE,
Etl1amC1al.
Higher Opening Prices Increased to the
 Best Figures of the Day at the Close.

The market was more active in the first hour than for a few days. The upward movement made great progress in the hour, though the gains over the first prices were confined to fractions with San Francisco, Northwestern and Pullman most promi- nent. Dullnes then became the only feature of the market and it lasted up to the last hour when New England, Reading and Lackawanna became prominent for strength and all moved up fraction ally. The close was dull but strong at the highest prices of the day. Railroad bonds were dull, though firm. St Paul 5s 21k
 Closing prices reported over the private wires of BUNNELL & SCRANTON. Bankers and Brokers:
Morning journal and courier., 1888-11-06
Dr. J, w, Cummings.

TSLECTROl Therapeutic physician. Electricity Hl when properly applied has all the elements necessary to cure acute, nervous and chronic dis eases.
 ELECTRICITY Cures Rheumatism and Spinal Complaints.
 ELECTRICITY Cures Bronchitis. Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint.
 ELECTRICETY Cures Bright's Disease and Kidney Diseases genef- ally, Also all Uterine Diseases.
 ELECTRICITY Cures Lung and Throat Complaints. Do not fail to visit Dr. Cummings and make use oil this potent speciality of cholera infantum and bowercom- piAin'S No. 4 Church street.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-11-06
EaedtcaI.
Decision of Importance to Busi-

Bodily health Is closely allied to mental vigor and the latter depends so entirely to the former: that any advice for the protection of health is of immense impor: :ance to business men. In large cities, many places employ thousands under the roof, Suppose average proportion Of these sui fer from coughs, colds and sor throat; from weak lungs, or lame back and sides; are tortured with rheumatism and neuralgia; can you estimate the sum total to be deducted from the mental working capacity of this throng? Multiply this by the hun dreds of thousands who throng our cities and large manufacturing centers; then understand the i'm portance of our de+ision to make known to the public, under guarantee, that
 Bakers Great American Specific Is sure Destroyer of all Pain, internal or external Sold by all dealers in medicines at 50 cents bottle. Prepared only by Maurice, Baker & Co.,, Portland, Me Doolittle Smith, 24 and 26 Fremont street. TRnafnTl Selling Ag0nt9.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-11-06

PEARs' Soap is most elegant toilet ad- juact.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-11-06

LOT:-75 Imported made with 8
 
  m of
 
  $1sOO manufactured
  with the rest On overcoa sleeve ticket which re Warranted strict ce 
  hem for :-W cal brown
  O sale
  enanuf rand
  in mA much Kersey
Morning journal and courier., 1888-11-06
FIFTH LOT:-Everybody Knows V

LOT:-EverybOdy We Are Doing The Business 
  Elysans Beaver Kery, in Brown,  all lined with Italian fin $sOaa and s They tailor yshaped andh
 
 Elyian,C
   fn  at the display windows
Morning journal and courier., 1888-11-06

The following were the quotations for United States bonds at the call to-day:
Morning journal and courier., 1888-11-06
FOURTH LOT:-And a Bigger BaI during a lifetime in the Clothing busine

FOURTH LOE:-And B1sser Barsan we haVe not offered Clothing tell i
  frou3  
  dollabar oferedb a is  BeAverO
Morning journal and courier., 1888-11-06

CURTIS PUBLISHING COMPANY,
 Philadelphia.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-11-06
FOR THE BOYS AND CHILDREN

goods
  question showing being ahead
Morning journal and courier., 1888-11-06
FOR A STARTER,

We offer Blue, Black or Brown Chinchilla Overcoat for $9.50, which other dealers are selling for $12.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-11-06
Boys X Childrel's OVercOats

Overcoat for $2. 50, worth $3 50. Overcoat for $3. 50, worth $500. | Overcoat for 500, worth $7.0O. Overcoat for $6 50 worth $S.5O. And many other bargains in Boys Suits and | extra Pants, which we have not space to | mention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-05
,ss,oyyEyr OF RaC& MILLJKgy

Robert Milliken. Charles S MIlSen. Henry D. clspp
and Albert Il Koefoed. constituting the arm OF T. &
C. MnIken Stock Exchange brokers' at No 20 Broad.
way. made an assignment yesterday to Henry S. Van
Duser AID stephen Lockwood. giving preferences nor
s163 800 A. follows Fourth National Bank, e56 600:
Roger v Bunnell $4,000, ana Thomas n. Ross
s3e.5o The had Liabilities on the Stock Ex-
change. They have done business In wall Street Tor
years having formerly been prominent members
Of the Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
About three ago they left that board and acquired
membership In the Stock Exchange The cause OF the
failure 10 attributed continued depression In
the keL which involved them with some Of
their customers and prevented them from negotiating
securities which they Carrying and which the pref
erence creditors had advanced FUNDS
O. s hhllken said yesterday that the failure would
Involve other concern lie could give idea ~ tho
assets and liabilities o the house hoped that the
suspension would be only temporary ana that short
time they expected fesun- business The M.liikcn
brothers are well liked In Wall Street and their nisfor
tune was generally regretted Their father Is Of
considerable wealth and the general opinion the
members Of the hrm could arrange matters 20 as 70 get
upon their feet again.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-05
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Now. York "Wednesday. April f-BEEvEs-Keceip"
.,s,,oc ~ one eaiad Total for four days 5e0e head
1.,r. "a head for time last week Ten cars
wee lor shipment alive Oh the Leono'a ''@'"s Iva
carloads foF sale .s 81,
The r.iSet opsned with some show Of strength AZ
Mondays agures but weakened and on the report OF
IA 600 Cattle 10 Chicago. prices dropped unu' ~ inc
,.e sAlss were at decline OF Is 70 sSc rom tanssc
lions made early In the DAY Most Of tho onenhe' we're
closed out al sc p and II would not DC surprising
n win . ught run Friday, there MAS psrua re-
eovery from to-day's decline ~ -
poor TO steer. SOLD 81 the extreme. OF ESQ 20
ref lOc n with e'Lers saea a. ~ 2oeso ~ W. D-e's
y t,tre Old ONe6 sold a, 81 9dss5 25 lone pair
Extra Al IS 70 Bulls IS Ioas ~ i-2 tone at ~ oo
Dry o. J"asS 10
Unless n, strike becomes general or al ROADS there
viii bs no scarcity OF Catue IN this narkc.
shipments G-fav lntlsd, 500 quarters Of Beef 10 me
ReirLiic and EOS Cattle on the Isly the Leon0rs wiz
h. laden viii 100 head ioi Lehman Bros. aud MT.
Goldsmith wa pu, S95 head On the Holland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-05
L1vr srocK NARKErs RY TELEsRAPH
TIE PETROLEUM Markell

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE or PRICES.
Compared with proportions sustained In the
trading crude certificates the dealings a. the STOCK TX
change yesterday showed relative activity han da
those A. the Consolidated Exchange The market err
ratio irregular unsettled but the Liquidation that was
continued class OF purchasers than mas
been the case days The opening was weak ana
free selling hurried prices down over one cent ray Ok
nearly the amount followed and then heavy uoAnhs
supposed 10 be Western broke the market 70
70 ga cns the lowest point Of the day afternoon
better feeling prevailed and the strength IN railway shares
lent an encouraging news tfom the seche
OF development work The market rallied ABOVE 10 cents
to the prices the day and then toward the close was
borne by apparent attack Inc rae. tn~' 'h'
price OF refined OIL reduced exered aVoraoae
effect for u was accepted by operator A. PROOF
that the refining interests satisfied with about the
present place OF The situation has not oeen "ho
freed from the demoaklng Effects OF the recent sharp ue
presou and It woui not be natural 10 expect any qucH
recovery Of conade The Nesern ehtlHeht appears
b. su,peou not OF strength Of the producers union
y, ts ultimate beneficial the prosperity VI Tho
peroleum Industry Of the real present attitude Of the
,snng movers which are committed a support Of the
scheme for reducing surplus stocks Hence there Is more
az les hesitation In renewing ventures advance and
careful watch likely 70 be maintained on the quotations
Of the refined article II require time 20 fully sllay
thl. sk.pucisn and positive demonstration that the re-
finer h In active sympathy with improvement 10 benefit
the producer would reassurng influence than
anything else which is likely at any Moment 10
far a. general trade public concerned Cernn-
Gates good demand but the market closed nos
heavy least unsettled and uncertain.
The range Of prices and the total dealings wers Is fol-
lows;
Stock EIchsnge-opening 10; highest 70 LIZ; lowest
70 So; nnal rs Is Consodsted-Opening 70 Is high
est 70 Ia; lowest rs So; final 70 is Sales barrels
Stock Exchange L 3D.. 900; Consolidated. 2i-2Ooo
Refined oil wa unchanged at IS cents per gallon
A helt all mart.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-05
.org p,sEvrs W4NT The BOY.


r MANN SlOTs ~ HARLEM FAMILY
ALI -g c.sv 20 ca BEFORE A fKREE
-, u,e has been the lot OF Thomas F..
.cv the Harlem builder ana poht'oish' anu us
Irc~' ., r,o % the niece OF Police Commissioner
VIZ Viz. s,nce their marriage in 1879 They 9"areNeo
So" and finally Il is alleged, on January Is ne
w. 49,, and her young child aud went TO 1--WE Win
10" -" :, Nh .30 West One-hundred- and twenty
DIS .s, Monda, 10 called upon his wife ana
Mus. - the child out for walk Neither be
.,no returned that night The next day
W. .,t the child's hal and coal MIS- l'eaes
-, ohtatped a writ Of habeas corpus nom '"s''0e
-, NJ IN, supreme Court. requiring the nus0aHa
a take the child to court
NJ rreacv took tho little one to court yesterday
-. mother was also there, but no WORDS "e.o ga
hanged between her and hef n"sos"u
-hrs the close air OF the cohf|room 'oon'u "
a., her She suddenly became iao' anu
-, 10 court-room but she speedily recovered Sie
Sn,oxira,ed Ireacy had abused her' anu .ia ~
.eom ,ha, On account OF his inlemPsTa.o u~'' III
"a no, a III person TO have charge OF eho o o Nv
sted that the child be returned 70 VI. I ,h ,roub,,
The husbands counsel said lha na,d hv William
,.,ween Treary aud his wife was cansu W navinc
go'v,rLo Harlem builder who hso Uccn P"S aI
S...,ion IN Mrs Treacy during the Ia9t io -
On March %. 1887, Burke haa , ula hit,,rg him
md fired two Shots al IrcscS "'i - hrougbt 10
anu was Indicted bui had not Dcen orouSn' W
trial 4,u.,.o tina, the child be placed
. Us -. ~ Mrs Charlotte Meehan slstsr OF -
rreacy pending an investigation " o9araa When
u " ssckert whom be appointed referee Nhcu
~. iudee announced that the chld mus Oe |~ hu,
tne ~ f-om her Mrs Treacy again became talh'' Vu'
ssn.saIiy revived when outside the courtroom
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-05

The sales Of State bonds were lin ted to Georgia
gold IS at 1903 8 and Alabama. class 4 at
lO5 is. The trans ctiOns We e h.r ly more than
SUFFICIENT TO make quotations. OF city bank
stocks. American Exchange sold so at 80 i-o
and State OF New-l ork 81 at 05 Is Sales at
auction are reported below
The trading in railroad bonds was more active
than for SIN time The market lost the irregular
character that II has bad recently and almost
VI ut 'XceptiOn pr ces were mater ally higher
Tor b. speculat We and investment issues Erie
second consols rose IA per cent 10 o6 10 Bur
.lns on Cedsl Rapids and Northern trsts were
: pr cent higher ut OIL. Mobile and Ohio issues
w're specially active OF the Official announcement
that III read ustment plan had been approved by
n bon holders. First deb INJURIES rose 4 per cent
10 - and second dehentures per cent TO 81 The
new bonds INTO which the deoenturrs are to be
O. EFT sold at IL lali3 Teaas Pacific incomes
advanced from 40 70 "a l-2 and bio Grande hrsts
me traction higher al D "a and Missouri, Han
sas and Texas general IS advanced Ia 70 Sc l-2,
~h e the general - declined from IS TO 81 l-s
anu the consoi IS fell per cent To % These
declines were the only EXCEPT ons to the gene raj
.mpr vemrnt ATTAIN ic anu Pacific incomes s.
! IA per cent T. II - and Denver and RIO
Grande is gained per cent at 7s Ia St. LOUIS,
and'secouds / 4 to 40 large variety Of issues
made fact ona gains
VI unlisted securities dealt in ut the Stock EN-
change. Cotton Sc d . Certificates continued t.
he unusually atti,e $40, but after duct attn z
within ntrrow range CLOSED slightly lower at
% IS VI Can q ma new hrs's sold s. 0OOi
M 90 ana t.usi gett.il ates for the stock u c)i
~ Chicago Gas Trust 100 at 32 81, Western
National Bank i o. ~ 81 SIS. and Sutro Tunnel
ii, 200 at aud . cents a share.
Money was exceptionally easy AZ l-2 10 l-2
per cent ON call Rates felt the effect Of the large
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-05

GRAIN AND PPOJUCE MARKETS
,r,rr,ye NJ ygw.yORx DE,LINGs

Wheat was more active In the cash line ana prices
we're held susdy the purchases for homel' amounting
tc 100 600 busn lis But there was less dohg /" ',e
OPTIONS 400 900 bushels comprising the voiune re0o'
and the fluctuations narrow but Hr'Ru's' A"'
only notable feature OF The market In tIc' vas
refusal to follow the material depression ID Chroeo ~
increase; export Inquiry probably hep"d no'''s " J."
tard the downward tendency. April actu~y e"1'' ~
IA cent az 50 IA May unchanged AZ % 20 os '
other months fell OF l-fa3s cont W o. - ''' '1n0
SO for July IS . for August, and - 20 e"ns 'OF
December The close only stcsny a'ou' va ~ ~
between top and bottom Ggures Cssn cor" va uu
and weak and there export ofH@'N """'0''''
The options suffered sharp ,etbs;k% ana '.'' o',
partial rallies with April down "a a. o. "Sy 20 a'
80 IS June rs at So IS July at % o. August o.
aid September and octobcf - cent At Do ''" "
we're neglected and declined os lot "p'" 'p '"
81 IS and IA cent for May u 81 IL June oeug un'
changed At The same question Lero wa, uep ""
syrpathy wi IN the West, and va, nes'eoeu .! 'pPe'
April broke 10 points 81 ST. ana ,he 'sei no"1ns
we're OF 2a4 point. as follows May ~ - 'un - co
July 81 IS Augu t. 81 Of SCI tshoei sh' Oe'oe - 20
The recelvts Of grain and noui repor'eo y'IuAy Al
Nex.York palurore philadelphia ana Boston we're -
follows: whea. IL sl5 bushels corn ol,eo- ou'heS
DATA IlaSoe busheIs; total frah' Ho'Vo OusAe'' :
eour. .2gls pscEages A. Milwaukee ana o' LOUIS
the arr walls were wheat s3Oof ousne's 'oN' o. ,
bushels; oats l44sos busbel'; total grain SSs'4S'
bushels -four. 1887 bafre!S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-05
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Aprl tspeeiAij'-MAy "heA' Ope"0U - ~
al "a esn The collapse Of the railroad stFN' started
corn on weax The May option closed on Monday night
a, ssi cent. In the Irregular trading he curt on
TUESDAY 1t sold 70 50 s.. cents II opened IN me morn
ms at 50 i2 cents .nd soa a. .os ~ o. 5S s H. mo-
visons Win most Of piunPet' io,ng spmethie aug
action MAY pork touched slB 10 'oN point o. 20 ~
months but mmsi ete 20 oae" " tar IN
actions In -hort fibs May opened ~ " SOLD Al 10 %
snd closed ~ ~ Wright and Gu laky sQid some millions
each Wells, Of kirkwood 4 Co. bough' seven. nH."h
pouuds In lad there vac litts aoins va Sk A.
n 60 sold 81 81 and 81 o. ana cosea ~ o-@s' o"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-05
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE- values well maintained on the
basis OF Ia 94e Tor fair U Invoices the nsrke. lor
Brsfl CROWNS was dull ssles-SOOO bags NO snos~
lie store terms. Tho mder styles hIm. Sales
300 Iaguaya 500 bsgs washed Caracas LOO bags
sshed Do 900 bags MsiacsOo and Ss bags SsV~h-
lila Trading the option lst was active the .1Frs
reaching iso250 bags In keeping with former sdylcso
from abroad prices indicated advance OF 2odSO
points aud 1920 points distant months but 1t
the close VI 90 points had taken place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-05
srANpARp OH rrrST rtrcr,oy

The annual meeting Of hr Standard OIL Trus, MAS held
yesterday at No 20 Broadway IL was stated thar with
The exception Of the election Of four trustees only routine
business Hss transacted. JOhn D Rockefeller William
oekeieiler ana II Rogers wer~ tcfej . s'1e. !or
lAree yeSfs ard o. Jennings elected for two
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-05
SHF corLn ~ ~ AZ - nrlr

Oermns Bessan age twelve. living at No 3o Sullivan
- u "e oNhe " H. mas OF rel hAii. She got war.
!snt fof th- " Jscob II ,eng age eighteen o "a
~. syiss-st foJ saying q her Where Is the whlto
.siSI lie Wa afragne1 yesterday justice rat
son ey Court Oncer Farrell. aud committed Tor examine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-05
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, APRIL 5, lsss

treasury disbursements. had been anticipated,
and the last was the lowest rate.
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges sl23, 6e0,i4l; balances,
se,U2j,i4o.
The Sub-Treasury debtor al the Clearing
House, 5. 4 500. Its MT s. on bal n 20" to-day
WINS st06,e s. made up by co loss OF So 5,Bl 6.
less curren gain u s242Oel The operations
CO. erel: Re Is. 81 81 s 205 pa MT,
s2.i23 40. The general balance am uut.ng 10
81 5S,055,367, cons SIS OF sl46,3ei.225 coin and
N2, 66l,a4 currency.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON
The United Stat Treasurer at Washington
received to-day s. 1000 National bank notes for
redcmpt on
The customs receipts were 81 90. 5, and the
internal revenue receipts were s230,s59
To-days Washington rrasury statement Of cash
on hand and deposits IN bans compares with the
Sgurs OF the asl previous at m Mt as follows:
April g. 1880 Apru ). leoo. Differences
Net gold hand s2lS s, SO s.l6570.5lT Inc s5224
Net silver on hd oo.5S5 s04 50,lGS7as Dec S72O5o
Net legal tenders
on hand $50. 24i7o622 24.O42s42 Dec l2s. $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-05
RAILROAD EARNINGS
RuFFALO. ROCHESTER AND PITTSBURG.

BUFFALO, ROCHESTER AND PGTTsBURG.
S$%af : : &C. &C. A'n q 81
CANADIAN PACIFIC.
f FSSPis . Ct miles Ma. ?S%
Jan ! to Mar 81 1G2l5s1 l67L49S P565 600
CHICAGO AND ATLANTIC.
Es%s; e ?'i Mar s s 8 81
CHICAGO AND EASTERN ILLINOIS.
Ess9$ e ?fi Mar ;s.S e e
CHICAGO AND INDIANA COAL
Fa#ss' S St %l'i Ma. s9 5ss s.
CHICAGO MILWAUKEE AND ST. PAUL
fs%$; :: e. FL; .;s 55 Ss6 S SS
DENVER AND RIO GRANDE.
SsS IN Mar ssS 50 G7 @ S9 'ss 200 200
MILWAUKEE, LAKE SHORE AND WESTERN
s$%a;' !: e. e.; a J., n. ss3 i'
TOLEDO AND ONO GENITAL
F ss?s e En- Mar sss IS E:
WESTERN NETWORK AND PENNSYLVANIA
Hs%si' !; : H. $i 3. Mar s5s 55SS 5sS$$
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS
LONDON Aor a. y m Atlantic ana ,.,'" "a ailla
Eel F.sne H H. t' Er. sP''t 10 M:5s1
orIinary 5S. Plul. com non. Il =: New'forS
Central 1885, Rraling, %
R.r liver quote at42s. per ounce ~, o. ,r.,.,
three Or cent rsntea az - franz
e.n,mes Tor the exchange on Loo 'on Al -
franc. "a l. for checkA
rupse. ,..,- 49,. Oh. pa,t NJ Eng.
81 billion withdrawn rom Uo bsnA VI HAN
iand on Ia ar toby fl7o OOh 49,. -,,,,hs,
Tn. 10 81 discount the open narke for three m'ua
BEefS A ri Tho statement OF the Inner a. baus VI
G.rmanr shows an decrease specie Of 2ssl2OOO marAA
Spaulsh4 6sr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-05

Little interest shown In the speculation. Instead.
prices represented ivance Of points throughout mo
list but reaction OF 2d3 points hal taken place at the
under influence Of tree realizing selling sales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-05

COrlON.-vsIues on the actual market were not
changed but movement was light Saies-lo4 Dses
Al the ports the receipts aggregated 61l bales oda
comparing with bales ibis day last week aad 4OlS
the pOudIg day year ago Suce eeitem.
Der beginning Of the crop year, The ic,ep.s hsss
ched 100 100 bales against 5OO5o3I o3lee LOT te
period last
Quotations based American Stsndari OF Classinca-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-05
L!'l M Tx;

353 6th-ave., y. Y.
LABoRAToRrEs 5sS WASH SGroN.sT. AND S. 81
AND 80 CLARKS INST. y. Y.
SEE THAT UR RADE LARK Is on ALL GOODS
PURPDRrING I'd BE tiHE -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-05

soes. 524. s7e 500 o7s 5o7 Dec. si4s. oso
CT. o3l. 647 SIS $50. 557 Decd. l02. go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-05

UNITED NTAIts 80 tftF We DUUNI'
u,,syrcerov Aprn 4-Ths following Dusinc. was
n,,e;ea In the supreme Court OF the United States to-
M 2Ob-Ious De Sassure plaintiff In error agt Peer
No ii.7-J,nn Kidd plaintiff in agt E. PIER
son and eiher> ,-,.n,- . -. ~.
MAYOR of town Of Milan
The Supreme Court has denied the application ior re-
hearing o, the Driven We'll cases
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-05

Actual cash In
Urea sury vaults
over out-ta nd'g
certificates
Deposits In banks
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-05-31
.JoaNREADING.

CEEDsMAN AND FLORIST. OFFERS ONE
y of the finest, healihiest and best grown
stock of plants for The house ana garden.
Cut flowers q specially Floral designs of
all kinos furnlshed0n short notice Tege-
table and flower seeds of the finest quality
at figures to suit The increased demand
this season for my seeds and plants assures
me that theyg,ve satisfaction andI trust by
prompt attention 10 continue 10 merit the
confidence OF my patrons. Ny increased
facilities for growing plants and cut flowers
are such as to enable me to fill all orders,
large or small, on short notice. | shall ada
TIVE more large greenhouses this summer,
making my establishment one OF the largest
between Chicago nd San Francisco. 2 o
Box. 1853. Telephone, ISL. JOAN READING,
Salt Lake City,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-05-31
General Sheridan Worse Again

WASHINGTON, May 30.-General sheri-
dams condition has again changed for
the worse. and he is now as critically
i as at any time during his sickness.
There has been more or less recurrence
of heart trouble. but the exact degree
aud extent of it cannot be learned at
this hour. 1t it. however, com :
piicated by severe and dangerous
effe citation of the lungs, and the great
est alarm prevails among General
Eheridans physicians and family.