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q. L. Hospital Items.

James Williams was brought into the
U. P. Hospital from Green River Fri
day morning suffering from a broken
nose. The explanation given by Will
liams for the breaking of his nasal or
gan is that he was working near rip
or circular saw, when a large piece O.
wood suddenly went skyward and being
met by an obstruction in the shape or
his nose collision followed resulting in
the above manner The wound was
temporarily attended to, until his ar
rival in Ogden. where he received the
attention of DR.. Perkins.
r. Hoff was also brought to the hos
pital, having received some slight in
juries while crossing over the Piedmont
divide, by coming against desk of a
cRboose.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIL E
IN Assessor and Collector of Salt Lake
City has made and completed the list and
plat pertaining to local tax at the rate of
four mills per square foot, levied by the
City Council OF Salt Lake City, August 18th,
A. D. 1888, upon the following described
lots or pieces OF ground. namely:
Ali of lots l, 2. 3, 4, 5 aud 6. block a.
All OF lots 1, 2, 8, d. s. 6, 8. 9, TO- II and u,
block
All of lots 1, 2, 8 and 4, block s;
All o. lots 2, 3, 4 and 5, block II;
All OF los l. 2, 8, 4, 5. 6, Z, s and 9, block
3:
Ali of lots l. q "a, 5, 6 end 7, block Is;
AL. of lots 8 and aud the west half of lots
AMI 5, block II;
ALI oflOts and 2, block 81;
All of lets and 8. block %:
All of lots l, 2, 8, 4, 5, = and 8, block ID;
all in plat E:
The east half OF lots 2, 3. and 5, block 118,
plat A, Salt Lake City Survey: said tax be-
ing for the extension of he water mains
along. the following described route,
namely:
Beginning at the terminus of the present
main at or near the intersection OF Centre
northerly along Centre street to Plum
Street, thence westerly along Plum Street to
Ounce Street. thence southerly along
Ounce Street to Currant Street, thence
easterly along Currsnt Street to Centre
Street, with lateral branches wherever
necessary
Said list and plat has been lodged in
the office of the City Recorder, No. City
Hall, and will be open to inspection for a
period of ten days from and after the 2Sth
day of SepteDlb 1888, during which time
written appeals to the Council for the cor
rection of the assessment may be filed with
said Recorder, in pursuance of the ordin,
ance in such case provided.
HEBER M. WELLS,
City Recorder
SALT LAKE CITY, September 9th, 1888.
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IN READING AND FILING THE PETI-
" ton of Eltzab2tn Toms Tuckield, adj
mlnlstrator of the estate of James Toms,
deceased, setting for b that he has dled his
final account OF his administration upon
said estate In this Court, thet al the debts
have been fully paid. and thai IL portion of
said estate remains to be divide among the
heirs of said deceased, and praying among
other things for an order allowing said final
account and of distribution vi tn sidue
of said estate among the persons eutiCled
II is ordered that all persons interested
in the estate of the said James Ions, de-
ceased, be and appear before he Probate
Court of the County of Salt Lake, ut the
Court Room OF said Court IN the County
Court House, on the 22d day of October,
1888, at IL o'clock 4 m. then and there to
show cause why an order allowing said
final accOun and of dis ,ribuiion should not
be made of the residue of said estate among
he heirs of the said James IONS, deceased,
&C ~Crding to law
It is further ordered that tn, Clerk cause
copies of this order to be posted In three
public places in salt Lake County and
published in the SALT LAKE HERALD, q
newspaper printed and Circulated in Salt
Lake County. three weeks succesE1vely
prior 70 said 22d day Of October, 1893.
ELIAS A. SMITH,
Probate Judge.
Dated septemba 20sb, 1855.
| TERRIT nRY OF UTAH
COUNTY OF SALT LAKE. So
I, John c. Cutler, CLERK OF tie Probate
| Court in and for the County Of Salt Lase, in
the Territory of Utah, do hereby certify that
| the foregoing is a full, true aud correct copy
| OF order appointing time and place for
| settlement OF final account aud to hear petit
| ton for distribution in the nlstter of the
estate of James Toms, deceased, as appears
of record in my office
, In witness whereof, have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the seal of
SEAL. said Court, this 2lst day of sep
TENDER, A. D. 1883.
JOHN G. CUTLER,
Probate Clerk.
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Personals

J. KENwoRTH came up from Salt LAKE
yesterday.
l.. G. LEE came up from Salt Lake
City yesterday.
]. w. GUTHRIE, of Corinne. is spend
ing few days in the Junction City.
A G. SWAIN having seen to the start
ing Of work on Lns gas works returned
to San Francisco Thu "sd4v evening.
W. r. BENNETT, of the Denver & Rio
Grande WESTERN Railway, i. Ill town OF
business connected with his comp. ny.
81. J. CcAcaM N. of Caicago, is her
He mas an eye TO the auva0tages II In
Junction City and was exam niug ptats
and maps with oar rea! e state men ye-
tercay.
T. l. WILLIAMS, the attorney for the
Un,ou Depot Company, came up from
the m.trop lis yesterday to attend &c
somr matters connected with the depot.
II rsturned GA thb u, las evening.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court IN and for Salt L1k5
County, Territory Of Utah.

In the matter of the estate of james Toms,
Deceased.
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Children CryfarP Pitchers Castoria
NOTICE

or the Compl elton of Assessor mt of a
Local Tax for tho Extension OF tn
Water Mains ON Centte, Plum
Ounce and Currant Streets.
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The Gift Concert.

The Tabernacle was crowded Thurs
day evening to hear the excellent pro-
gtamme prepared for the grand gift
concert previously advertised. To at
tempt to delineate on the besutiful rem.
dition of some of the various parts
would be to do an injustice to those not
mentioned, The drawing for the prizes
took place Immediately after the pro-
gramme had been completed, and pass
ed off smoothly. Mis- Aunie Iverson
drew the piano. William Watts the
little organ and E Boffman the guitar
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Commissioners Court.

Depu les Steel and Ward arrested An
thony Heiner Thursday evening at
Morgan City on the charge of unlawful
cohabltation. He was arraigned yes
terday before Commissioner Cross,
pleaded guilty and was bound over in
the sum of 81, 500 to await the action of
thr grand jury. His legal wife and
daughter were bound IN the sum of
5000 to appear as witnesses.
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@ O. y z N .

We are at all times glad to receive com
munications from correspondents on topics
of public interest, which should be ad-
dressed to our branch Office, and be accom-
panied by the name of the writer, not
necessarily for publication, but as guaran-
tee of good faith"
Subscribers will oblige by promptly noti-
flying this office of any failure in the de-
iverv Ctthis paper.
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Police Court.

John Doe McCormic appeared il the
police court yesterday morn ng and
pleaded guilty OF TIE charge of disturb
! g the peace. He was tined $50, which
he aii.
Ea'pu Glib ,oa was arrested in the
afternoon tor drunkenness, aud not
being soccer ebougn to .1ied, lie was
I1cket up
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Order appointing time and place for settle
ment of final account aud to hear
petition for distliout Ga
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-09-29

NEARLY all the lawns in the city are
exhibiting a delightful green at this
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DIED.

RHEp-ssAes,y ~ rseshy. psbsaary ~ iS*~ tn,,
per willow OF Hor.tio ". Root and only danehtef o.
sIoi G.orxs r. bop ~. the 3ssh year ef hsr AS,
Relatives aud frsnfs r,spsctfny nyitcl 10 attend
ussrA on Fri isy March q her late reshiens> ~
1880 .. m- without further police
Tutsrmeuf at Wovrlawn
SAND Woinss tv. Fsbrnary % lo8tat b. reAfeocs
~ Pprtch-sfer Jerome sanls M D. IN MS sth year
Funera Ba ,fist church ia Portchrser On S"nriV
Carriages m v,ing porrchs,sr arrival o. IL train
~.
sToKES-on February "a spencer O stokes In tbs s'h
nssiv-< asd r,st, srs respectfully isys - fstt sa'
fl.ers s~rvse~ Cburch o. tis Irssssgsatso on
Thursray "a D.
d Woealawu.
WALI-At Thsmxxvfile. O.. on Ssntay recrusr7 ~
Misllael ". wah o. tbs lcts WI litm wan -.
Fsrert wifi ~ ~ ~ rssdsnc- ~ o 'rY. -
Frank wall Ne ~ West Ssh-sI on fAursfaY nofhiiS.
MaFch I. AZ 10 iels'<.
~ Is requescr THAT fsysrs BE- sent
WILLARD ON Wstnsstv, Febrrsrv - OF ~, re,.istce
Of hsr G-orxs ~ Weld. New hosheEa. Ma hsFrSs
l. Willard
Frittv March az $50 "a
Carriages New Rochelle arrival " III D. NJ
IT in from NeSYork.
woon-Ar his late residence i57 WEST tjth-s'. George
w Wed axes 81 years
tbs Divine Paternity
sv~ <5ts- ~, THURSDAY evening 7;sD 0'eIosx.
keAsIv-s and frisnts atso Ntvai Lodge Ne % = asd
A. NJ: John 4. RawIns Post No 81. -. A. r. Inlet 81
dent ARMY and Navy veser ~ Z. - A. Ns@lo cav
Uudsrtak-rs' Ysfs COsEcll. -so@
90. Order Of Tn ted friends. are invited.
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Secretary Bayard's treaty is not charter OF
American rights 1t Is code Of Canadian priv
ileges formulated for future use in forcing
revision Of the American tariff. 1t follows @
long series of outrages By which American fish,
ermen were molested and harassrd IN the enjoy
mcnt Of rights possessed By New-England coonists
before the Revolution and declared in 1918 to be
theirs forever" No reparation Is secured Tor
those wsnton nets of violence No immunity
from similar outrages is guaranteed for the future
The American flag itself is dishonored by an
insulting provision whereby fishing vessels are
required to show on their bows the number OF
a Canadian register by which hostile cruisers
will be enabled to identify them ut their con-
venience What would the hcrY Samuel ADAMS
Of Massachusetts, Bay have said in his day 10
so degrading proposal? What would the lnnex-
il,le John Adams. who in l 1s3 mperiousy de-
r,andcd the fisheries war. have thought OF
such unpatriotic diplomacy as Secretary Bayards y
How would Mr. Webster, who exclaimed that
the Government would protect the fishermen,
hook and line and lob and sinLer" have Regarded
so craven q surrender, contemplate COM
nremise of American rights?
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NOTES HERE AND THERE ABOUT TOWM.

Moan, en1cvs the Jokes tisgs the universal
vor d speech" VOiapuk. thoroughly tan Colonel
Charles spracuc, orthis cy. prohaO The betSno~n"
oipe OF tie ,ago IA this country MI sPsague sufficiently
de awake TO know that car:ent Il abuse HIS
fully set in people will seriously consider the unknown
toagus as contribution of science rither than as
ard experiment The Colonel has full faith 10 it, III
innate means " univorsl co nmdnca'in aer
II has ssed through tle vaT preliminary Stages OF
vnloratIon o tnrgaten con;lmsy nd fere aud final
respons Any jokes and current
wiliicsIns directed against his hobby.
1.-THE oclo afternoon paper ID issusi at
ls9 D. H.. what chronological be shown where
fore Uarteeper can't issue morning ehtons oi popular
beverages al / o'clock sunday NOR ningl
II Ins for the owners of furniture vans TO
line u2 the little slare Sixtaave AMI rnry
thrrt o. the aanuI spring moving swAr
and there Abundant supply VI feresASnt on
tap al the Jerry McAuey fountain.
Archibald CIavorns Ganter plsywr ,ht an author. IL
mode aiely nta asssriive must4ehe AMI biz
Uass voice lie is LappT when fondiy turning
over the leaves OF Oi ais yso wOasssd novels MI
Barnes of NewYork" Mr. Potter Of Texas with hs
air o. one who ardstc eaoJ aeat III Tie products
OF JIis O~n geRiui.
People IN critical mind VINO I'D in the Washing
ton ia AeCls reinq Iisacd thu soctOr
ship OF Tuesday w,u tax ais place -
suDTreasurcr New YORK oIay will WAX thsir weather
eyes and deciars tiat 1t was a O't u Shr'"'is''
on his part TO get days vacation Without
loss of pay Tho all Goverament odicers
ere paid monthly graa4fei to the days VI
the month the exception Zebra which always
twentge!gaJ days only. without rl 10 leap
years Forinssaac- ldss MsCass loas months
wass9 ST. for Of thirty dsys 1913 3D. tor last
month only sO6 65 twentysgAt lays whether lac
pcrr tie aaes Yesterday or not But
az he retired o. Tuesday hal oi" without loss Of
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DIED.

cOv,rFLrN-Ou Feoruary 90 John son OF Anns o'e"s.
C.mm.lln and grand-an . ths late Ohm Commeih oi
DHm'rt.s scotland. In the l-'h war y his age
Erreral ..rvlces NJ ofhs grannolner MY
G. NJ So 80 GRACE Court, Broo@Ju on AnuE'1.J'
March / A. o. IN
Tnfermeuf privars.
Kindly suit
FosTER-On wetuealav February 49, at her resihencs
40 I2l M.,i<on-sve ~alhs Duursn VINO" VI . r
on, nd Foster N tn. 55s year of her age .,,,,
Reiarva. an fren Of rhe family arc r'sorcs ~ rs
10 srtsna tho Ter 81 services AT "faoo N~-'' ~ -''
March 2. AZ 10 ico'e. - -. 49,. -.
FLOYD. TONEs-At her rsait.ls, NO p, v, n'
rD..t,r Fs1ruIry % Florence wit' ot fre ierIe 4
Elovd .pas daughter o. Jaincs "" ~"H'""' Va S'
Or,pre y T. m 2Jih wear or h-r .so. ,o, S,h.,r
FunsraI services At the tnrch nt "a IN IN = ~ -
i0rh-st, 81 Ihhrs"~t' """-- -
Iur,rment WOODLAND -. ,.
- =, or.orivn WsI,stlav mArnlnx, February ~
~ -. "a, m tns 76th wear ~ hisaEs
1870 INN MS sroe. lJ9 Miconst, on friday
March a $50 o'clo " D. m
men noni, Mary Augusta Lennox. second dsa<a
80 A. n q Iennnx. m her 2lst year.
Furrr,f fro ST. Ep.roDal Church' Nh"sukse NJ :
.,rl.rk WetHrs tsg. February ~
lockwood Elfprri into az h'rlts PCS tensH WI
C,,",a. AZ Rrooklyn. ~. charlotte WIN nev
Noy OF Manson Lack wood IN ths I-t year ~ her -1s
rn.rai .sryrc-, vii % The rsslsnce OF her
a73 Carro--I. n Fri iav Al 10 4 M
Int.rnen4 &C Norsaik Coan, FRI isF Aiter looa
MCLEAN the %sth ult. Anirsw Mclean. In the 0oth
hlsase .--..-. ,......, a..
frrr his rasdeacr, i3o West I'D st. on
FriIav March =. at IN ~
Paterson Plners pl sss co ~
PEHRfNk-On "Wednesday morning. Oscar IT, Perrfoe.
In tas Doth oi hs ase . 49,.
At ms saSc foauSoca NO, Svo va IVA
81, ErilAy. al o'sloo&.
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rr TAADERBlLrs RIpoRrED PCRcHAsE
"A pnovr on cArrLn 49, snEnp7 sALD 20 HAVE

"a Drove OF CATTLE AND SiiEtP' SAID TO HAVE
BrrN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nrnrD WORKS.
Tie $4,000 picture. \ Drove OF Cattle and sheep"
Wv Constantn royon sold at the a1cton Of the Albert
Spencer coli elton 1T Chickering Hall on Tuesday night
was not purchased Ivy Mrs. W D. Ogien stated In yes
t-rIiys paper The great paiatiuG which unioubt-
eiiy the best TrOyOn extant. bought by Avery
for anonymous client. There il reason II Doubt
however that Cornelius Vanderbilt is the present
of the picture. TIE painting Is oulg - by 20 inche
and It IS therefore. probIbe that Sir Vanderbilt VIII
hang IA IN his house.
Before this T-pyon offered for sne herr the View
in Hpau" wlich bought NJ the first Wolfe sale in
1858 by J. T. SANFORD for $3.50 rescl to Miss Cath
crime Wolfe in 1876 for s. is in the Metro
plilan OF Art, considered tie best picture
hy the French master in America Another we'll known
Irpy"n J., Lan'sc ls an Caiue' bon2hl q, me hrSi
.Ohr Nole sale /. 81 bs a. 4. stewart for ~2.1jO a'
rrsold last year 10 knoedler Co. Tor customer FOR
II 900.
OF re OIL New iOfk buyers, a vaindhle pictures
in the collection LETT the crty on rlat ace mt TIC
the popularity ~ winter esrt' this year IhH
Rousseau. A Lone Tree" ss TOR $1,000; the Nilet
1e E.biBps at ApfrmoGt," ri.3OO; and the DomiisO
Card Players" @j.lUO. went to Boston Chir:teo
tie Fromeufin. \ 30 tr Eunt." $500; Mrt's
-shepherle~s. $500; The Diaz, Tie Assumption O.,
the V,r.iu.' $3.50; AMI tie Rousseau sunset
- 300. then, goips u Potter Palmer Pion-
meat st Lous p"iit can who frare discovery "t hs
identity much 10 b under three dferep assumed
names. bought Beidinfs toqnete " lor r0f9: the
knaus " Head Of Brunette. - 900, and The Mllet
al concerned remarkable success Mr. OrSl"s statet
yesterday that average higher than that or any
sale Ger held IN America.
Mayor Hewitt remarked Yesterday al meeting
Of the Board Of Estimate that the Museum 81 AFt
would probably receive some of the Spencer pctnr,s
General d Cesnoa SAID last evening thai no pa,
had received intimatiOn that sue was
the case oiher trustees said that Mayor levitt
piuLlbiy had reference 10 what might De the hnai
dis position VI some or these pictures.
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Pssi once <1ice.

Should daily by al interested. ShIns rs may
dresssd tor disp h BY cay irtieua 'eaee e pl wsn
i Is desired u ena aatlssai.s o. ya,.Is, ~
the tastess veseis available
Fore sn mails Tor the week enfnc MAR VII coss
promptly in ali cases at this Office a. follows;
rHUEsnA "a Tor IsSs "a, ,ni i"'Sla 9,.
ss sso' prH a m. fer the VI ds,,d A.,
lands per steamship rsaIrr; :, 10 +. for al
Anefira. Pseidr rors tezc.st C.lD. per ste.n-
ship ny " PR A'pinw / rt.,r' T.. .'',a t.
Para - AT 10 a a. IIav ar Ia and sa -.
Mar,hi: pcr IT, -n Liam o"r-n;i &C a. M. Toe
s.e,'asalp honto at / y: ~; t,T Na' "a; y.
p Bermud.a pet steamship Tim d,i ar p ~
Tor Cam?esle hagt~. iata - anl va. an OF
isses must o.. directed per City o, washiogo >:
$50 p ~ Pierre liIastoa Yer steam
sArU sssoa for r,ee. n.nip sal,
per rufia :: Al 80 {. H. FOR Europe per SIC .Di.h
un r'a wa Sa'eHs'T1 ,s5.sr' Tor f,a,ee sTa-r c
Umnrla - 1910 ior Beinun d.rect per st@.a:
"Del r yaani' -; at Gj0 a. a. ihs N~tnerian
via Rter''n s'T s'sS,p ,';cs e' CO. r. must
swit4erimL italr. p,.n ant rsrIss. peg so .n'li,
Inaxua sreInsli1 ,i~Ss tt M for fur., 81 nd
Ern va Linon. per steamship FoIaY H. iron Ne~.
Or-sns.
tavns dstr,r' Tor orIss dsNicai 5s;,' scssrso,
Mails Tor Ausr,ia ~sv-Z-aard. Eaw,ian. FL an "a.
moau Islands er sIrsm,a.o Asnsda ron sin tr.n;
at NewYork o. siea hip k-pa lie wt, Hr,rl.h
pr .ie,nisi5 san PtbLo liron san franei.c,i.
e'Se here March = a. p M ~. NAL lf no
ciAo). close hsre srca - 81 % ? "a MAJ sos 43A
Wes. PA. et.se s.ls Office daily a. -JD 50 IN
ts s' hG % SsoS OF a paGs %1s o, ~
ana Transit san LGee,seo Nab ilgn sea sa.s ar.
steamers disratsb.aa heaes he SINE day
Post Once. swYdrs n T. Feb "a lss 81
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how 70 dance; hs tanes such . short step thai
You thlnk he must have prscIsed postage stsmp
Talk ABOUT CANDIDATES.
MEN wuo COULD CARRY THIS STATE


tn ths Rdttor OF rhs Tribune
Sir: have read with much interest yo-r coinmns
OF popular observations relative to Pesidenta can
d,dafcs II Is really amusing to read tho Views "Po
this subject that come from certain portions VI 'n'
country. As an example, viii cite the sa''cio up
r,earlng In this mornings issue over the slsna''"
aOhlo Republican, In which Senator sherman "o'
crnor Foraker, Senator Hawley, Allison, OF iowa.
Robert Lincoln and General Den amin Harriso" a''
each mentioned IN connection with the writer's lucas
rs TO the availability either a. a candidae'
II is evident thar " Ohio Republican knows notiN's
about the political status in Now York or NJ 'o' ~
make the statement that it does not seem reasonao'
that any man In New York harmonize the eio"o"
there, There IL m an In New-YosH that can mar
neulze the clements here. and rs the Repuoican ca"
dIdatc carry this STAG by 10000 majority ina'
man IS Chauncey NJ. Depew bat whether he WOMB %
an acrcptaoie candidate In the other doubtful sas
Is quite another question. 1t Is also evident TO any
n, . IN m ton...A -fatls III '"'s
State that nather Robert Lincoln nor Governor FOR
ahcr, either OF wnom A." Ohio Republican seems 10
think would fl. II nominated. would nave
walk over on the other hard. General BenIannh
Harrison Is not. stated by Ohio Repnbicah' "
garied AZ an unlrcly politician. and his stayins
Qualities fully proved in his lat Indiana Cd
pagn. In my Judgment. aud fnow many h mn
whose position and information entitle Their opInionS
10 respect who hod similar views General harrSon'
IL nominated would not only harmonizs Ill me cI
ncnts- here. but he would tnis STATE by hann
list II the wisdom and unselish pafr"tisIh OF ,lo
Republican party exhibit themselves In tho nonihaton
of General Harrison, his elrctlnn Is cert ain
NEW-YOEk EEPU BlICAN.
Nev-York Feb OF 1855
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HIS LAST PURCHASE.

The last picture purchased by Mr. Corcoran for
the gallery which bears his name was the marvel
ounly executed portrait OF sr Moses Mohienofe "heh
was bought from the artist, George d. VI. rrNOttd,
of New fOrk. This he was 30 anxious 10 secure
that ne purchased II himself rather than wat iof tho
deliberate aetOn of the trustees Oh the instltu
Il and thus running tho rsh vi losing tic treasure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-01
II NOT BLAINE, THEN DEPEw.

70 the EGitOr ~ Tine Tribune.
Sir: Vow fh1t the foremost American declines me
honor of leang the Republican hosts to victory IN the
fight of 1855 give the u.incss to the urXt best
AMI bis name - Dep~w. SOUTHERN LEPU BLICAN.
FlruVlle. Va, Feb. %, ISIS.
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HOW MR. czAMBERAAIY DANCES.


The RIght Honorable Joseph Chsnb ain, OF Eng
hand, Is sun with US a. TALL straight, clever and
cteaa a. ever he certainty dCos not look though
no aceded TO be = G. &. II. The only criticism
have heard upon Mr. Chamberlain as society man
calae ten a belle, who sad that he doesat kao"
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Sl2s,777 ,13G -. G2.07 per cent OF the whole
has gone to poHcy-hodsrs and their benedcares for
claims dividends and lapsed and surrendered policies
$50 l2S Sos -. 2G - per cent, have gone 10 net
assets and this has been administered at an average
cost OF SGD per cent for expenses of management
and 2.97 per cent for taxes.
These results stand alone IN the history ol Ai"''
can lie Insurance There IS nothing for this company
to excel except it, own record
Respectfully submitted
JACOB l. GREENE,
Ire.lh.n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-01
USEQUALLED.
Alleoek'. Por ~ Plssfers stand
TneqdalIed and ray well command
Tne ,,r,ise of all throug loit the lanI

or.o tntr,1,cad inro the household Ponds Extract
h.Ta. o. nn,lIviird place 70 IL unfaiiiRg
remedy in all cases where a lotion or linimsnt IS
r.eS.3 mr. for iaiersa use Fer healing cuts. barns;
hru.s. wauuds acre 1T cntairG. rnSumnii-m ana
he~nrrnag.s il - witHsnJ rival AvOi' iintaiohs'
Lx.mit. each b.ttle carefully before purchasing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-01
pErEw: CAPABLE. POPULAR. MAGNETIC.

To the Edffor Of Tbc TribHHe
sir: since Mr. Blaine's Florence letter stro"= s"ntf
sGeveioped in favor "f Chaumcry NJ Dcrew. and
that sentiment received ldnna strength from his
m steriy Oratinu before the Union LcI,ue Club nj
Chicago. In which Lee measu- the exact size of the
crp1citv Of this Administrator when he said y
remarkable for it, ignorance ct the great rs-us herre
the people, Mr. Depcw has capac In grnsnng Ltrge
sirbipc's. he of DriiIs and WHAT H. brter. his
brains ~ IN lis head and not IN the calves of his
lie i also popular with fhe laorin0 GLASSES.
bccluse they know 10 be their ri He il
cnn-i ierahic nsIgn.iisti ami the of rhe
wunI enthusiastic v rally 10 Lis support. FTe
aristora and his ability carry NewYnrk IL not
doubtful The Democrats Will soon conw ence ~ anse
him. JASES SMITH.
PtlsfOrd, Feb -. ISIS.