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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-09-09
First District Court.

Judge Judd handed down the decree
OF the court on the Injunction suit that
has been pending for some time. TIE
decree held that it was not within tha
providence of the City of Ogden to
maintain and run a railroad or loco
motive on Pearl Street, and refused to
dissolve the injunction. Ten DAYS was
allowed the city in which to file an an
swer, and failing to do so, the iniunc-
ton Will be made perpetual. The CITY
will answer, and the Injunction will be
decided on its merits according to the
evidence.
The case of James Thompson VS..
James Iverson was called. and testi-
mony taken, the court then adjourned
till Monday, when the arguments will
be heard
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-09-09
Personals.

GEORGE RUSSELL REED, of Boston, is
in town.
FRANK HOFFMAN, from lions cen ire,
is strolling around.
W. VAN Corr, Salt Lake lawyer, is
attending the First District Court.
D. THOMPSON, native of Soda
Springs, is a guest of Judge Gibbons.
e. ]. ALLEN and wife, from Pocatello,
are viewing the sights of the Junction
City.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-09-09
Died.

F. E. James,iPast Grand! Chancellor
OF the Grand Jurisdiction K. OF P. of
Utah. died at his home in Park City at
o'clock on yesterday morning, after
an illness since last Sunday. Tbs fun
eral will occur at Park City, next Tues
day, 18th inst. The officers of the
Grand Lodge and many other members
OF the order will be in attendance.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-09-09
Police Count.

a. J. Huffman was brought in
charged with battery, plead guilty and
was fined $40. Adam Patterson agreed
to pay the amount by September goth,
and the prisoner was discharged.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-09-09
O @ p e ~ /.

We are at an times glad to receive com
munlcetlons 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 q guaran
tee of good faith"
Subscribers will oblige by promptly noti-
flying this office OF any failure in the de.
iyery of this paper.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-09-09
Some Accidents.

Hans Jensen who resides in Copen-
hagen settlement some five miles above
Brigham City, had his little 5-year-old
girl severely injured Friday afternoon.
AS near as can be learned the little girl
was out in the yard where risky
young colt was allowed to roam, and
that the colts feet came in contact
with the little girls head in such q
manner as to form compound fracture
of the skull and lay bare small part
of the brain. Dr.. Allen was summoned
by telegraph aud made the little
sufferer as comfortable as possible. The
wound is serious, but not necessarily
fatal.
While still in the vacinity the doctor
was called to attend the little son of
Carol Petersen, who had fallen from
off threshing machine and broke his
leg between the knee and the ankle.
rne little fellow stood the pain of
having the bone set with great heroism
and will doubtless be all right in few
weeks.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-09-09

HAVE you any data on which to
base representation of the duration
OF the present period of excessive caloric
n the circumaNbient atmosphere ?''
asked young woman with spectacles
t man at the union station yester-
ay. ''Yes'm," was the reply. "the
aext train for Boston leaves in half an
hour. '-Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph.
Discussed husband (eating breakfast
m the fifth floor of q fiat)-Maria, what
You call this? Wife-That is a loaf
Boston brown bread of my own
sk'ns, John. John opens the window
nd throws the loaf of bread out. It
silla street car horse. Great excite
pent. missile ms pected Dy local
CHEMISTS and unanim usly pronounced
u aerohte. J. Chicago Tribune.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-09-09

WE have few summer goods to close
out at bargain. Call and see them.
8-4tl JAMES WoTHERsPooN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-18
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
RINER RAILROAD

ON and after December trains leave
GRAND CENTRAL STATION.

Tar9..t and finest Passenger tston In AmcreA
etnnping at ~taf on lNSul ~, n,
10 ~, Rochester and Montreal Ixpress drawing "'u'
cars AbAny syracuse. also to MONTREAL ana 81
80 10 a m FAMOUS CHICAGO VEST BULED LINZ
clusiysly OF Bunot smoking car Hnlhx
cu,e oohostr buffalo Ere Cleveland AMI toledo arrI''
iug CHICAGO $50 a. Ia next 'iy.
fln.9Da m chicago Xpro.s for Niagara FAN. oront@
Cleval4n cincinnati. INDIANAPOLIS Detroit aod Nh'eAs@
drawing room cars 70 CaDanlaigua and Rochester
tll:3Ol A. M. Western New York and Northern htprs'h
" IN dr .wing.room cars 49,, s...-,r,
= 10 IL m, Albany Troy AMI Utica special with dtawln!'
room 20 Albany an1 Troy Connects NJ ir'B 'o' ~
tega o. saturdays oily. $50
- n M Past Chca-o cine matt and ~ onis trprss'
fer Nagar. Falls, Bunals Suspension brldhe ~
i, INC nna In Indianapolis - Ion+ Toedu, Do't' A"'
Crc,eo with slceplag and dining oars rx,.,s, daily
1850 D. m. Montreal ana .ananiala -, pnns.s Poi ,s
ma IA II Adams also syracuse anu aisnn"T
s~rent SUNDAY train does mol run 49, VI
-, Ira,ia Sirepar arrives Rochester NV L. m nut
f,i, az; IN and levraLd l:29 M. noNt Nv. naval,
~" iY6n -, Ta.f Night Express FOR Rochos,e nm.m,
N',Iara FIlis rorsnfn Cleveland Clncinnlu ,r
:, Int. Detroit chicago. with -oepnt car, ~
car, Io Wltegtown via UTICA daily excJ't St"'""J as" "
sundavs only m Albany
(onncets with the mornn tratl' upl
fnr ear,to-a Lake George AMI ier the N'ru' Ve'o'P
day mud .pace IN drawing nnf s.epng Hrso1
,', ,r, Centr / star,rn Ala. 7Sj anl 9t2 BroNawN
a. r,rk pl,. Bltsrv Plso- 81 West i2o'h 81 a. ,,
80 New 1893 Washington anu 'oo ''''h
% t,ro,klrn AMI 20 18th 81. Willihnsblrg fam. ..i.
we.troti'. calls for and checks oAgs'E7 '' '
OF residences . - e.,u, rond,v tsrop AZ 3Sth.
~. Sia'on ", 10 IN ~ Wy HENRY MpNETr.
} " ~ General Passenger Ag,nt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-18
Not nLOcKED BY THE BLTzItRD.

Marty all the prominent irstiutona OF TINS ciy
aud It's vicinity financial loss hy tho recent so
one exception was tho New.York S'am Company. lnS
company. h-ving unders round transportation i" S" "
nan, NJ ia. LARGO downtown business houss AMI to many
.. ia ecth :, station supplied its customers
without makisg any al ereron Tho re7or preV'h'
that Ito steam Company short OF coal was Without 'o"
aation Dnrnx TIM list wears eve'Y customer "-
bren promptly supp lei Win 'tsa"' "'',' .',,oo.
,r,dc ,,,.ecr Inc, stopped tse ;rAph and telephone
lines Town but tho -tsIu Company has delVe'o INC VS.
equivalent Of nvs hurared tons per cay throssn ' pP
without IA, iure for a angle momenL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-18

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

/ un and afer ri.nt NRt .. lsSS.
AND rNi 1iG sTE!fs ~ ao snI cortland,
trains leave New-york, VIA pc'ero''es a"i ''''''h"
ua s'fS ''g ,, q and tho Pullman r:s.
c9;9Go @ga 4 A. rAs % 1@os c sq93 sy
w ins ss.E' oSS ,a' " % = tcry "a
,i g t ts o. a sCTs Ss h c soa V'
Ios lebanon. % m. 70 > d and II 10 n'sa'.
10; % So aaa 90 I'S1Hi ed 81 % % sa;a;
only, Ha + s s Jun, b , 81, @' ~ 90 any
.on ENpress ruliasn rar:o cars and rsnnsyI aria
ls S q Sis"s :. a M sssfs s ESQ
~i S oo o. o. 80 and nf" 20 = No. al and ia asa.
sunday. 8 IS AMI co a. m, so and . co p - and
Tor c.o Nay il 10 ~ee.dlys. Saturdays only,
ch nay HG AID % 1?h 10 % - nsS
10 and 5 p m On sunday As a. IN. ard .. M
Tor a C fG fn ,Gp a N N"J Ara Xouyors Philadelphia
Bay i.nc, 80 !. M. weck'day, n, ~ ,.,.,n,,
D0i trains a. jerssy CIV a6ordins speedy ana reel
transfer for HioosIyn travel 80 ,,.,o., 49,,
1'i IS DIV" m daily ally 5o %a'snsoa aSd h:%cr
sHs e 70 sn g. s. In1', ~ lsls$sip% 9:
Slrsso n.y. 2o'2 $S;S g. a'5o 3, =
sana,s 30 SO q 20, 80 o. $50 II So IFa 50
q M. 20 5 80. !. sos, 80, Q a5, 10 .a5 p
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
EApess Trains leave New iGTS VIA Des0'oSses and Cow
60 20, d, 10 chicago Limited and 10 Wa,hiiBnn
IAned, Dnins Cais) ana IL ~ M. l. :, 20, 4, so
o, o. !, and r. IN and ~ 10 nghI AeeS,.d do1s
Express CAS-. 20 Limited and ~ u m, a. 1 80 u
q, Z. = and y. m. and IL Is night . q n
Trains haiue New-iork daily except SUNDAY NJ b. =:
10 and II 10 A. m, J. 2. 4. s, M ana 10 a. NJ ana
"a IN on SUNDAYS connect at Trenton f)r tsMcrh.
Returning, cave Broad sttces etauea Ae hs
~ OF 3 90, 4 O5, 4 40 3 SO, so, 80, $40.
so, AZ. II and II rs a M i1ied EAtress, Sith
Dining Car ~ and 80 p NJ IL 49, 2 90 &c, :,
6, 6, . $50 1s, e:i2 and $50 p. On sunday,
II :0i. 90. o3. 40. 5:35 go, 40 - ia
3 20 a 30 I'm ted. 5:2s. 80 IL and Il p
Leave Phi delphi VIA Camden. 90 =. n. and 50
daily except sunday.
Ticket onces, s4D. 435 ard GA broadway. I Astor
House Battery Place and foot Of Dcs brosscs and t0r-
,andt sts Court-st and Brooklyn Annex station. foot
q Futonst brooklyn Station. Jersey city Immigrant
Ticket once. Castle Garden.
The Now YORK Ifanafei Com,any viii Call and ehecA
baggage from hotels and IesdeIssA
CHAS. T.. p Gil. J. = WOOD,
Cenel Al Manager General PasS'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-18
E1TtE;a .I!I K. !! Oh

DRUGGISTS AND MANCFACTrEING CHlMl0iH'
ESTABLISHED 1s16 AT 35S 6Ih Az ~r - W
YORK LABORATORIES: J,j WhSilN'I'.'-
ST. AND 81, % AND 30 CLAIk@oN Sir y ].
nFsCpIpTIyE CATALOGUE And IHlCL LIST
MAILED FREE ON AFFILIATIONS
SEE THAT OUR TRADEMAIh ID O-' nm
GOODS PURPORTING TO BE EIKEPS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-18

The damage 70 the fand stand and fences az inc f'o
Grounds can b. repaired In few days
Many people fear TIL early DATE that Roster
rSey. York's costly young payer is a failure.
Some Of the Brooklyn players VIII not report ior
duty before April /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-18

SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHASGE-MAncHl II
TIE GENERAL LIST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-18
Tnconraring reports hay

Encouraging reports boon te'cgraphed from the
South d,ng the about the young players of the
New.York Club who a1HLFlng tn, animal and
vegetable beauties OF Florida present Manager
Nutrie highly iubilant these young players ana
every time finds himself in quiet corner b" IN
dulges in o breakdown. lie speaks In the highest
terms Of Crane the pitcher. Crane. he s"--
tremendous and also excellent control OF tAe Dali
He can also handle the with eject, well ae
the circuit G. the bases In remarkably snort space Of
time Mur.e also has nothing but praise for Cleveland
.he prospective third bascuSn Toy the local club lie
thinks he has last, after spending thousands
OF dollars found suitable payer
70 guard third base fr the Ncw-York cub Third
base las always weak spot on the team ana II Is
hoped q at tn recent discovery is not soap bubble
St,ery the out0elder IS also fayoraby spoken OF In
the d. .pstche. The manager Is so enthusiastic over
this young players rapid base running that he cor psTs
him g = rae lie that Sattery can also
catch a ball and hit II with bat besides recent
accident seems handicapped Posters Work OF
late and Murie says little about that costly player
complishmcnts The youngsters VIII return to New
yorl IN about ten days The trip South VIII cost
fine zeal club a gJ,1iy oi rl,rcy. The tour Was
not made WI h ths I1ea Of making money. but for the
ocyc,ouluent 81 the uncertain Quaipes III the young
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-18
BOTTLES CONFERENCE.-THE or.
(NEARLY DOUBLE ANY 0ThEN,


L'NNkI!h I1II 20 I7'T'
No~sis EfKTR : SON:
am = living uria ~ TIE 90 -a-y ~ lnUr Com
pound safsa, aIs' n q liver Medicine Ir... aDI i"-
generator. have ben trpfhicl I.i ,'a.- WiF tiN'r
(urllaint but three bottles - your SIi-4hi.iI have
completely cured ne. have never : D. i"iI' 81 h,
not give ne " hat your .!i,.le ,an ani ,.f-s Ia
I.-,l,es tlll, yours. VI. j. li 49,.
3Ns Wa. ~ -lAo.. Bloohlsl. J.. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-18

The natives o rather. few OF the moneyed men OF
Tong Branch-the little summer hamlet on the Ne"Jeisey
coast with short accommo stions ana long prlces-arc
prensrinc gigantic athletic feast for their prospective
warm weather visitors. large plot OF gouni "l'Hh
ten minutes ride principal hotels has been secured
and be made for the enjoyment OF all out
door svorts The company which Is 10 govern hS athletic
Mecca will be called the Long Branch Baseball ana
A,,,otsc ssnciaon- The stock boon subscribed
and II Is capitalized $4,000. The stock VIII he issued
and Deruarcnt officers elected In few weeks The com
many has purchased the old Bullou farm and Work WI"
begin 10 get t into servcesbe shape soon as the weather
,,c,ui,s Two baseball diamonds will DO laid gu, aud
tennis courts crOquet grounds Will also be pfoV1l
There will also be half mile track fof the scein .
gentemcn's horses 1t will bear resemblance nor ="
iaonship to tie two circus tracks OF similar dimensions
located in the There viii also he ha-nie
bicycle track and sprinters sraightaway course 81
probably yards Suitable spots viii also % IeseiNel
Tor glass ball and pigeon shooting contests An ain-eu.
semi professional BASEBALL nine viii be organized am
win he ready all corners An effort VIII also BE-
made 10 have League and Association clubs play down
there their opening dates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-18
A FINAL RALLY IN PRICES.
FREER INTERCOURSE WITH EUROPE.

CLOSING ABOVE THE LOWEST POINTS. IN
SPITE OF DEPRESSING INFLUENCES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-18
\ EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PAsSTHGTR TRANS lea,e FOOT OF Clrtlanit aHi
D,-bfos-rs as follows:
. ul ~ C.i4-.s.,i.. and int"rH'rd a'e l'nts -,.
m Geneva. Irons. lin RI iircho,i'r' b'Ilp
rnd ~ and principal local points Ch"ir car ="
W4lkcsbarre. .....o....o ,,,,,s
Chair car ~ IuEAhannOck Connection ~ I.t"l.as ana
$40 D r.. for Pi'ston and principal intct"easte
RENTS Chair Pittston. 49,.
.- y y. ud-rr mr. s''urg Cnlr ear 70 topay.
Z 20 . % fOf Geneva. Lyons, Iura, Rochester, But-
falo anl 10 West. Pullman 'cpcr 70 LroaS
N f0r L1urav- and intern lat Nlns
Trains having a. & m. l and 3 40 p m con-
uriufs M MahnnOv and ~ coal r-LlOR-.
SUNDAY TRIAL =
IN MIucn Chun@, iia1i-to and in'crr'did,s
% nts A.. ,.
% D. m for Coplay ard intermediate pDinn
80 N ipT Geneva, Lyons iiilirt. huchcSter,
BuGsio a',4 ne West Pullman si.cirr 20 Lyons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-18

NYEW-UAVEN - Steamers leave Peck-snp
i.'a, Ok H. n az 3 D. IA. ana IL u tounoays excel ~
ea steamers arrSt time for early trains norn anu eus~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-18
INSIST ON HAVING
Riker's SarSapariU2,
And You are Positively Sure Of Cl13.

no no, allow any persuade yon oih,rWI~ Sod
hv almost all dealers throughout ne tf.tcI i-.'~
II ANY dung y refi-cs 20 friJdy f"u '--- i'
SIRE Of getting what you - Tor ~ b"' Dis '"V''
houses and general s,O!es, Ol dic,t 4iom
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-18
CENrKAL Raj ROAD Of AEW-JERSEY,
lOOI OF Liberty STREET, NORTH RIVER
Tme Iatln nf DecenlDcr s. 1851

Time Ia'ic oi December ), 1871.
EoI>.. 4 80. Q, II a. m 30 3 4, 30 90 -
Trains irt.lhs a 4, o.. u a. n'., 20 3 D ~
Iots Vile, etc, a ia EayOG Is. tIleaeu, Aeso~n,
Nsuch Chunk. Isedng, HAFrs1lFS. etc Oh SUNDAY t'i
Iasfon.
ant : 80 a. ~ Tor bennington. Easion. Bethlehem
A. 20 a. H. Tor fic, H. t;on rsh Bridge ntanch trs'
cu HoiLchcui, Allentown. Masca ttunk Mi.hts'Siis'
shamnt,n Sunbur, Icwisburg, VIII s'usPorL -
10 Pennington. lit>f"ft ~ '-N''''
Maurh Chrnk, Hcadng. Harrisburg etc. ,,,
A. y IA. Tor la-ton iietni' o.. h >'u"ii' 'i'"N"
%. l.c I@.on, 80 40 - IL i,4'iI' IL ~
ton Be,hlcnem Allentown, Reading. llari iousg' &c
90 and 80 p N FOL Sos'eryilie ana fenn's 10;
545 y. for laston, Ben hen' NHeh""" 'i""5"
ChnnK cc on sundays vt 80 p n.
90 -, II - q. nA. J o. 90 "l, >" -
Sundays. 80 NJ Tor RI Ds'k L9s ,sse: 10 ca
l. sI5 a. m. l 90. 30 p m = -AhL""op' i0"'
EiIrr. Tailo Clr. It co. en' p T. 'a.,v v,...,,
m, ! - u, f0r NiLNN 10 |iif |".''hA'
pras 90 od rasF IS cA Il a As Il rs NJ lcc So
so, Is p m sunday, 90 IN .,r t.,,a ~
CHIT Highland beach
NORWICH LINE.-Favoritc Inside Rou,e.
~ leducru hos Oh. e., ~ r,ess = o or
CRY or II SrON ana tlri OF LAY r. HC, fa.e net
40 y r, a. p ~ y. W. h''N''' 49,
boston via FALL RIVER LIZ Only -
ID - iuuteg uCE'ts deduction tD Nv
port, Fail Rivct and all Other sotntS Steamrr Bhis;
Tof. AID PROVIDENCE Leave PFC p, r. -
- Vu-rar-et ~ D. NJ week dass only SUNDAY fr'.t
S'at fnr ei," p, - Ray CIV AZ on
looms secured at pr.aclal transfer sd GVL>. o.y, Al
a. GO q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-18
SHORE RAILROAD

y. !. z. " IT a. Il
leave West i2dS station folOws and 20
carrier % o Jlvsi North sivsr.
Detroit and chicago. -9.J,L H.. 900. sis p. m
~ I.uis rG.OO. sis D. m
hlaalo. 9'caes,er S1,'ension Brt;s Nja-,-i
Falls. 3:lj, F).Jj 'd;.b1, 3 l, ~.
Uuca. 3.l5 sb:5b rll3D n, on .'lJ n.
Kinsston Stp.,rtt-t Cts<iN Abby Bis. "1:lj s35j
oil Boa. a. & - $50, sS:lJ D. n.
Cransrn's, Wrs Point, CDri~a. Ney1Iry By '7l5.
t?ij 1913. al :yO N. Si;Db i:ll jDp *SIj SD
aud sonO y. n. Cr1nstoas ',rnwii NssDIrs.
For MpntrcIi and 'lnal' fiS, +ill De- >
Hamilton. Lon lon *1J5 a. 800 'S:l5 M Toroats
1915 4. NJ $780, p Is D. ,,.
Elegant scsplnr TOR Bifto Nla;lrt ftih psreir
Chicago AMI -. IOui..
daily Ipuiv exsspt Surla la. Ot'ertra, dgiig etrHo.
SUNDAY n y Ietvs J.rssy CIV. r. y. r. Srttipr rilD
81 30 p u Hobexen. Wsst Sara SttD1 all - "a
% JDD
For nc,t- Timetables slceDny clr " notr
naiioI. isss BrDo.iyI, 81 VISA
IN ,fon.tt 7ID Fu,1ft. AnroV o = Dot " n iol..
York City-3i3 7Sj. g2 BrItiwW. l53s Bow"ry. -
FAX Plc, Ant Vest Sa1r, station foot %. Nrst t2l,L,
fon. - + tr.sf Y T. {. T.. IL IBERP
3 Naudcryit.,ve. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-18

Ocean Gtc0mfrs.


EUROPE.
Aoop.s srrrcr PARTIES WILL LEAVE NEW
YORK PER q @ rprTANvIc
=. ). GEHMANlC, =. o. - pi'i i@N-'O lima n
5. 8. UMBRIA, ~ q, s. D. "Dr'iAii'' lime o.
:. ). EIRC Nla' r,,o o ~ % July 7.
.,to. ,-,Ii v,.t mo historical and picturesque
scene, ANA capitals Of more accOihpahie" -
efficient and popular cOuiitrs
Full descriptive programme mai fTes ,-x vor,,
THOS. COOK & son, POI broadway New lo,H.-
WHITE STAR Line: ,,vrproor.
w foK Q hENsT0wN an, mp Ky II Ehi 81 GHiHMERs
sCEITIC Capt IryHg Wea MS m.1c6 III IS 80 80 M
lhRABIC. Capt Saturty, MAJ 81. 90 % d. ~,
RRITANNIC Capt Puisell, We'd, April ~ . 20 d. H.
From Whit star dock, foot nf West lu,n ," po,u,n
RATES Saloon, $50 $50, go and sioo ,he uid
tickets on favorabe stceraee from or 10 c bin
Country $50 a limited number OF secono ca ,o,e
passengers carried on these stea YEA ~, Fos
s3a and s35: excursion, $50 ana soo. -, rUE
other information Apply ae 'o N''H
uany's Oilce, No Al Broadway, New YORK ~ .no,,
pa"' ' 49, J. BRUCE ISMAY, Agent
SpECIAL fOTiCIA
The White Star Iine Steamships Arabic. sa!ilng
Saturday March 81 and Baltic April Fl. TO Queenstown
ana vepool will carry second cabin and seea@e passei
gers only The second cabin passengers wil o. Oertnr1
IN the saloon sfatcIO.ms and have the uae o INC s'n
and saloon deck. Rates $50 aud SO oteefa.e S.o;
Appy &c lie conpany's Offices Al Bca i"ay; OF 10 uS
Of he local agents J. BRUCE iSMAY Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-18

SHORE LINE.-All Rail Route for Boston,
- Newport and the Fast iSprtss leaves Ofanu en-
a.. u ana D. Limited fApless a
EAprtss train At D. m, except Sunday Fast Xxx
press D. IN daily Palace LAHORE Sleeping.
destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-18
NTORrUTRV RAILROAD OF NEW-JKRSEY

~ -Irainsletve Cltnbersst Statsn wcos ~. rr
.ewos rrnt H. ClDstsr. NgI XII al Nyl'S D. ~
500. laui ll:sj a. - }3). 40 10 81 80
10 10 20 y nilsi ght. sun IA 3 500 80 m.
4a.t p. ~. For NUWr' o?rps Ntllty. Nohsay an ~
mans SEX fsvs 10J $50 N. 40 Gao p 10. sundays
$50 A. AM ) y.
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saturday, Marcn Up III.
BY the operation OF the Sub-Treasury in the
week ended yesterday evening the banks lost
ss2347o. The bank statement Of averages for the
week reports loss of 81, 100000. As the IN
terror movement was blocked practically through
out the week, the result proves the sub
stantial accuracy Of the assumption that the actual
cash held at the close of business last week was
about s. 900 less than the average given in that
statement The only noticeable feature in to-
days statement is the discrepancy in the item Of
deposits, which decreased only $500 500 instead
of sll0l 900 as the other changes required
The following compues the totals OF statements
o. March 10 and March II:
y: ' $ S 80 &c:
E & s $S E:
The following shows ths relation betweea the
total reserve and the total deposits at the re-
Sprctiye dates:
s: assso 5css 500 Doc Doc ''' &C..
roia, ro,errs siOooe670o sIo4426'oo Dec. Isoo2eo
@sa' depo.'t. 94.hsN4oo etna.25o Dec l2'15o
surr,u. - sll A. 300 siooIqejo Dec $4,000
The depressing influences that affected the stock
market yesterday were not removed. mere was
frrcr communication with Europe, but IN the early
dealings the fact seemed 10 be used chiefly to give
thr appearance Of realizing sa les for foreign ac-
count H. Is lIltGhiHii' ~ 'dN't '"o' "i' -
sales by brokers with European connections were
for the account Of their foreign customers me
rally in pr crs in the last hour may b" accepted
rs dispro,ing the bear theory that the sell ng was
Of long stock The trading was moderately
nc'ivc for half holiday, and. In SPIT" 81 the
,nrtinI recovery tho declines in few stocks were
suhsianfial Ncw-York Central closed ! - per
cent lower on salcs Of 1000 shares and Lake
Shore WAS pressed for sel' aud II ended WIN
loss of - per cont. Reading was ac'lVe hut
rallied easily aud " IN Lac'aw1nna closed A. the
cp,ning fcurcS Union Pacific lost - on ir'sh
rumor> thnt the cHg necr> 81 the r'al Wo",u 70
,rT tc-.iaV and tn. GRANGER siitrr~ suffered Slight
f. for SIMILAR rca>0n, n" closing wns quiet M
trioos from Il I, - PER cent above the lowest
points.
TIE DAY N TIE BOND MARKET
Government bonds were duh but finn ~ Ties,
GA .iatfpns:
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