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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-11-13

began to roll from the faces Of the men
and women, and before the reading WAS
completed it seemed as though one
weird sob and moa from thousands OF
Threats was mingling with the wailing
of the wind as it swept through the life
less branches of the trees. The letter in
full reads as follows:
1DUNGEoN No. z, Cook Co. JAIL,
stCHIcAGo, New 1887.
To Ny Darling, Precious Little C~hildren-Albert
R@Parsons, Jr,, and His Sister, Lulu Edna Par
'.As ! write this word I blot yonr
names with n tear. We never meet
again. Oh, my children how de eply,
dearly your papa loves you. We show
u love by living for our loved ones.
We also prove our love by dying,
when necessary, for them. OF my
life, and the cause OF my cruel
death, you will learn from others.
Your father ID a self-offered
sacrifice on the altar OF liberty and hap
piness. To you I leave the legacy of an
honest name and a duty done. Preserve
1t, circulate it, be true to yourselves.
You cannot, then, be false TO others.
Be sober, industrious and cheerful. Your
mother; oh, she is the Rrandest the no
blest of women Love, honor and obey
her, my children, my precious ones. /
request you to read this parting message
on each recurring anniversary OF my
death in remembrance of him who dies
not alone fos you, but for the children
yet unborn. Bless you, my darlings.
Farewell. Your father, :
ssALBERT r. PARSONS
The weeping and sobbing continued for
some minutes after The reading mad con-
Guided, when 500 voices of the United
Maennerchor sang Sat the Grave of Our
Friends. = Other addresses followed in
English and German. After final song
by the Maennerchor the exercises closed
and the crowd quietly returned to the
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" IelteE WIS Teau
written by Par
sons to his chill
dren, with %injunc-
tion that it was
not to be opened
until the first an
'%niyersary of his
death. Schilling
broke t he seal
with q trembling
h a u and COM
meneed to lead
w ! t h a voic Q
choked with emo
ton. The effect
of the first few
sentences upon
the audience was
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A PIea of ul-Health.

WASHINGTON, Nov. l2.-Advices from
London the fact that Mr.. Ed
wards, first secretary of the British lega-
ton, will, in consequence of ill-health,
not return to this country. Mr.. Herbert
will continue as acting minister for an
indefinite time.
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A wealthy Couple Murdered.

LASALLE, Ills, Nov. 12.-It is reported
here this morning that Peter Howe and
wife, a wealthy couple OF Winonyille,
twenty miles south of here, We're muir
aered. Robbery was the intention of the
r,,r5ararr
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THE MARKETS.
chicago Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO. Nov. 10
WHEAT-November, SLIP, December, SI.1a;
January, Sill; May, S1,l4.
u CORN-November, 41c; December, 2a5Sat 39s1c:
January, 3Sc; May, 39c.
OATS November, s5isc; December, 255sc;
May, 295sc,
PoRK9Noyemper, sl4.52ls; December, SD. 1925;
January, S14.75: May, Sl505.
LARD-Noyember, s.. a211@; December. Ss.o71a;
January, $50: May, S8.21s.
SHORT RIBS November, $T.4T; January.
S7.47I5; May, $685..
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New Mexico Democratic.

Santa Fe, Nov. 12-Returns are COM
ing very slowly, but indicate that Joseph,
democrat, ls elected delegate to congress
over Osero, republican, by q consider
able msi rity. The Legislature is close
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To succeed Judge McAllister.

CHICAGO, Nov. 12.-Juoge Gary re-
ceived a telegram from the supreme eourS
informing him that he had been appoint
ed to succeed Judge McAllistcr as judge
of the appellate court.
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Words of Warning.

BROOKLYN, N, Y, Nov. 12.-At the
memorial meeting of the anarchists, S.
-E, Scheyith, of the volks zeitung, in
the course of his speech said: s'The.
time is not far distant when 500. 900
men In this country will arise in their
might and ayenge the deaths OF the Chi
cago anarchists. The wage slave will
bring on Il terrific war of class against
ciass.,'
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.-The supreme
court of the United States has overruled
the decision of the lower court in the
Bell telephone caseof Massachusetts, and
rendered a decision against the company.
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A BARGAIN-I have one thousand acres of
- first GLASS farming and in McOook county,
Dakota, whica l will trade FOR business, resi-.
dence or ban property in Yankton also
balance of the townsite of Bridgewatar. Will
make these a bargain to any one, either for
cash or exchange.
Address. Look Box. 1hs. siouxCity. Ia.
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We CAN AND WILL SAVE YOU MONEY.
The Boston. GIFTS & TRIP
Proposals for Bridge Building.

CUUuNy 5UEpfyDT B OmCe,
Yankton, Oak. Oct. 18th, 1888.
PROPOSALS. will be receiver at the office OF
she board of county commissioners of
Sanktap county. mp to 2 o'clock p. m. Monday.
Beaver creek on the Miner road, in section IL,
township 81, range h8, Six miles north If Yenk-
ton. SPECIFICATIONS will be furnished by the.
count. engine r
The commission rs reserve the right to reject
any or all bids.
ED PALMER, County Surveyor.
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AEAaoAD TINE TABLE.

CHIoAGo. MILWAUKEE q ST.. PAUL RAILHoAA
1he first east bound passenger train leaves at
nectlons for Chicago, Council Biufs and
Omaha.
The second east bound passenger train leaves
at 3:22 p. IN. each day except sunday CLOSE
Omaha.
The first passenger train from the east arri-
yes at l0:S7 a m. each day, except Sunday.
The second passenger from the east, arrives
zach day except sunday at 1905 p. m.
The regular passenger train from the west
arrives each day except Sunday at 1922 p. m.
The regular west bound passenger leaves each
day except Sunday at l0;37 a. M. No baggage
transported on accommodation trains.
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AN ECHO FROM THE TOMB.

The Seal Broken and Parsons' Letter to
His Children Read by schiiling.
CHICAGO, Nov. 12.-Impressiye cere-
monies were held at Waldheipl cemetery
commemorative of the death of the an
archists a year ago. About five thou
sand people were present. Addresses
were made in German and English, and
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The Grant statna,

HCIScrNNATI, Nov. 12.-Potter Palmer
aud Gen. William i. Strong Of Chicago.
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On1oAao 4 NORTHWESTERN RA11noAp.

DR1oAao & NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD.
Trains Going East.
Passenger Departs ut . $50 q. III. daily except
Sunday,
Passenger departs at $3.50 p. m. daily.
Passenger departs at ISIS q. m. Sunday only.
Freight departs at S:45 a. m. daily except
Sunday.
Trains Going West.
Passenger arrives $3.50 p. m. daily except
Sunday.
Passenger arrives 6:45 p, m. daily.
Passe, ger arrives $40 q. m. sunday only.
Freight arrives l2;4o p. m. daily except Sun,
day.
All freight trains carry passengers.
w. 3. B%ADoLIFFE, Agent.
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Boston, Nov. 12.-The champion game
OF football between Harvard and Yves
leyan colleges was played at Cambridge,
md won by the former By So to nothing,
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xankton Market.
Meeting of County Com mission

Notice is hereby given that there will be a
/ Especial me sting of the b ard of county COM
missloners OF tankton County, on Fri ay No
vember 10th 1883, at 10 O'Clock a.. M. for the
purpose of allowing all bills presented, and to
let a contract for q bridge across Beaver creek.
also to have the tax lists delivered to the coun.
ty treasurer for the year 1888
Witness my hand and seal of Yankton coun-
ty, ID. T.. this 10th day Of November 1883,
CHRISTIAN HAGE, County Auditor.
Yankton County, u, IT.
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Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the partner
~ ship existing between a. w. Pike and O.
Taylor, furniture dealers. Yankton, was dis
solved the 18th day of Sept mber, A. D., 1883.
The business Will be carried on by @. B. Taylor
at the old stand on Third street. who will
collect al accounts due the late firm and pay
all Indebtedness. II. w. PIKE,
o, d. TAYLOR.
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WITH NEArNEss AND nIsrArcH
How = Lone HighNaymaa Held Up = Cali
aEA $500 foriiin afa na asE..ly.I

REoDING, Cal. Nov. 1a-About ore
mile frons the pd~stoffice, within the city
limits. Perry Davis, driver of the
Weaver stage, was ordered To stop by q
lone h~ighwayman, Davis pulled up. The
highwayman then sHid to the driver. a
drummer and another passenger, ataat
down here, get right Gown which they
did. He ordered Dsyis to- stand at the
head OF hiy cam, AID he put q cap over
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snap hus Ind it's day. /. was short
than the brokers expected.
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7ankton Postofaoe Hour and Regulations.
Tho delivery windows are opened each day
Sundsys oxcepsed) at 500 o. m.
The delivery Windows close at 300 %. M.
The money CIDER. postal note and registry de-
PARTNERS openn at Q a. m. and CLOSES st 80 D..
m.
On Sundnye the delivery windows are kept
open from S:N 70 le:00a q. m. The lobby of the
ohse is open all day sundays for the accom-
mod.tion of persons renting look boxes.
Mails going east via c., III. q St. p, B. r.,
olose ut . p. m.,sud 2:5op m. Sundays excepted.
Mails going west and north via the Chicago.
Milwaukee d st. Paul rsilroad CLOSE at 1905
a. n. Sundays excepted.
Mails going east and north by Chicago d
Northwestern railroad close at o D. m. and $50
p. m.
Eastern mails via Chicago 4 ct Paul railroad
srrive at 1887 q %. and 10:o5 %. M.
Eastern mail via Chicago Il Northwestern
r%ailfsed arrives at 10 p. N. and lib D. M.
ar d $3.50 {. N. and departs at 6 a. m.
,nc tlobrara.
L. D. PALMER. 2 NJ.
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FOR ExoHANGE-stock Of dry goods. hat.
and casa and notions. Will insoioe at cost
about Si,50o. viii exchange for q clear farm
or city Lots. Address box 6sS, Yankton. b. II.
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Harrison,s Cabinet.
Something Else to DO.

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 12.-Russel Har-
rison says his father has made no plans
to go away for a rest, and it is under
understood that DR.. Nixon has invited
the pr~esident-elect to join him in a hunt
ing trip in Northern Wisconsin or
Michigan. But Gen. Harrison is going
to have something else to do besides,
hunting.
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FOE sALE-!Two large. heating stoves cheap.
- Enquire of 81. II RRfIGEP
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TOR SALE Oh EXOHAEGE-One M; r. -
: natched driving ponies and M Domestic
sewing machines for city lots.
BRUCE BROS.
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Hlllrou e.
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD
GREAT FOCRTRAcK TRUNK LINE
GRAND CENTRAL STATION.

LARGEST AID Finest Passenger Station In America.
Is s SSs 70 a aaAy sna 5a2ny to Monres
via D. H. r. H. also East Albany 10 Ct Aibans via
DS 2Sb sE IF iaEis rA yEsE5
composed exclusively Of bu1e. smokIngcar dining car.
aud Sleeping iSys for r Sa1y us sya
indianapolis and Toledo arriving az Chicago at 90 a. NJ.
81 Louis 40 D. next day. ~
ronto Cleveland. Cincinnati Indianapolis, Detroit and
Chicago da~ing'roVm cara 70 Cdh"hdisua ana hocheS
All 80 A. m Western New. York ana Northern Express
for Saratoga Lake George. Rutland Bennington North
30 D. M Altany Troy and Utica Special. with draw
Ing rn,A. cafs to IIvy AMI uca
.S 5s D. NJ Accommodating TO Albany and Troy. Con
10 N. Fast Chicago Cincinnati and 81 ~ Louis Ex'
rsSSS and Cleveland Cincinnati naaaapolls ST. Louis
ne,TC and Chicago with vestibuled and steam heated
hec.t.Ne ""' u'"'' raj and Canauiaiega ENpres.
sleepngess TO Montreal via EouSe's Point and wa
s. siy a.sG os%a wa a. LEM sn S"e Hsass
ana Csnanda qua daily except Sunday sunday Train
. D N, special Mall Limited arrives &C Rochester
q II 80 D. n, Fast Might Express tot Roehesior Burn
To- Niagara FALLS. Toronto Clese ana CineiLnsu. IL
ears sleeplng.esrs TO Wstcrown. via Utica daily ex.
cept Saturday, also to CenanlalgAl on sundays only
10 midnight FOR Snrptogh whitehall ana Rutland
Sleeping to Albany Connects AZ Albany With train
and space in drawing room and sleeping
sale St Grand Central station Alb sS snd 94S Broadway
issIrhssss station Ssw'York 1913 wssSinetCn and 7so
button St.. DIooklyn. ana 10 4th.st, Williamsburg.
Run daily other. daily except Sunday. tstep ..
T. j. RICHARDS Asst General Passenger Agent
j. N. TOUcEY. Usaeral Superintendent
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD. \. y; G. II.

INVEST SHORE RAILROAD. y. Y. c. &
w II. r r r. CO. Lessee. Trains leave wes. 42d.
Nwor oOys and 20 %inq'eI sSs'
5a@lis9 IS as m p 20 s. L o. rs.
Montreal Canada East % 200 m SiasaIa tS,iS
% 'Ss g 90 rs p m Aand Il n for 8ness
Newburg, 10 is 10. 4;Io $40 sAS p m MaSer.
saT ef s s Sagss Biz
S IS Il fo daily ssssS
West Shore station az $50 m IS 80 p: NJ p,a rCr
ckets time tables OF infoBa 4n ,ppS Dc rnex oece
10, ~ Fuiton.sI New.Yor ciiy-303 and 30 Broad.
ss io' loot Of We 49dit and foot d jayst N r
Express calls for and checks luggage rom
hotel. and residences c. r. bANDEHT
General Passenger Agent. Vsnderoitsve.. ~. Y.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

fsiior Cohnfed and wife to u s. Trust Co. III to
III Greene-st mortgage. years $50. 600 ,.
ave Of 121st-s, l year $4,000.
George w Carr William G Wilson and another.
n : Of l77th-s St OF 9th-ave year. 81 900.
Same 70 II p Pike, trustee, same property years.
Patrick Clark Mary schOs. of 1oth-ave lot a72
trustee OF Valentlne-ave OF High Bridge road.
susan Devin Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank. 5
of O4th-st OF 4th-aVc. l year. $4,000.
" Eosa Denzer to the Metropolitan Savings Bank S
OF GOth.st OF 2d-ave. $1,000.
Krnbe Durham 10 + Brown aud another executors
139 to l41 ChatessL 2 years s13O
Of High Bridge road. y'l"s. $4,000 y.
Anton Gerschick 10 Geo. Daeker . Of 47th-st OF
ethave. year. So 500 - -. Co..
ave e Of Tinton-ave. years. s1.750.
Nathaniel Higgins and wife 70 Anna N Chedsey 5
Clark-st of Centralave, 3 years 81 300
Harris William and wife TO sarah A Sands OF
21stst. n Of 2d-ave years. $1,000 go,
Andrew u Humphrey and wife 10 Jesse Dnwiddie ana
another. trustees Of 130thst OF l1th-ave years
George johnson and wife to Amos r Emo s OF
10th ave. n e OF Newest, l ycai. sl5 600. -
Andrew J Kerwin and wife TO william Maenewen ana
others. Q s 4th-ave L Of 90thst 3 years. $4,000 -
Thomas King to b Lenehan S OF l21th-st OF sd
Same To w III smonson. property year. 50 0oo
Hugh McOuade Sarah ii Po2ham executrx. OF
eod-st W Of 10th-ave. . years $4,000. 49,.
same 20 Smith. same property. months, soe
same TO Bradley Currier Co. same property monu
Same to George Parker and others. executors same
Julian J Morrison and wife to Alfred Lyons 472474
james Meiwafd to NJ LANG and another " of
Shave n Of 9sthst. years. s5. 900 49, -
es ssnss usse ss0Rs Of Bowsfy Grands years
H.200
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NJ EW-lORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ RAILWAY-Trans leave from ferries at West AZ
and Jay SIS. as follows:
West 42d.st-. 80 a. m. Jay.st 80 O.. NJ for Mid.
dlet0wn Fallsbuig Monticello. Liberty. Walton Delhi.
Norwich Utica Rome. Oneida Fulton. oswego. Buffalo.
West 41..si., 100 D. Jay-st, 3 rs for Wall.
KIN Valley stations Lakes Mohonk Minncwaska. Middle
town, Johannesburg. Elenville, Mt Dale Monticello.
Fallsbutg. Liberty, White Lake, Rocklanc ILL., o..
West 42d-st, % IN Jay St, 10 D. m. ddly Ios
Middetown FallsbuIR Liberty wal Ton Norwich Oneida
Oswego suspension Bridge Detroit. Chicago ST Louis
Buffet Seepers Niagara Falls Reclining Chair Car
Time tsbles ticket Sc OF oo7 So7 044, 1928 Broad.
way 7S7 Gth-ave 1874 East 125h-s. 264 West l25thst
Ne"'ioA J. c. ANDERSON. 6. p. A..
is Exchange Place. New York
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flnane,al.
ONLY
$500 PER SHARE
UNTIL TIE 18TH.
VALUE DOUBLED
WITHIN ONE WEEK.
NATIONAL GAS IMPROVEMENT
COMPANIES STOCK.

.PEMoNSTFATEp THAT LARGE b 100 Gas
FEET or CAN f Do II w NJ rGALLoNs 6FGRDG
making oep S pf se w Sa has sS been TSg the
land Process by company and the results have
been very a 'eG! SnGo f Ky n1SS 0fSn
feet Of their hydrogen and by applying TINS Process
Tsf d8 ~ By Crude
HR i se.sI we're gers n!e siche hs a. gave Sesn
gas much better than had before been manufactured
uonably doubles the OF this Companys stock. as IL
was only intended IN the hrst instance 10 ABBY I'M, this
PreSdence :. ' As Il is well Known that there are great
% er Of T a or nSne AZ all these can ali be-
changed at small expense and put at once on paving
basis by the @ Of n ap or nv ea ay ye
ferng with the manufacture OF gas while our apparatus Is
This is not an experiment but has been in successful
operation and furnishing two towns from one WORKS LOT
and giving 26-cande- power gas all impurities
As has been stated in previous adveitise ments this
having Companies formed in and receiving
able amount Of cash. besides fair proportion OF stock OF
progressed far in the sale Of ss Sc
ecmpsny sn Commence the payment Of QUARTERLY
DIVIDENDS ON JAN and chat ;hey VIII be SUFFICIENT ,nce nj
SIS PER SHARE Besides this, It is proposed 70 divide
one OF all the TS OSh pH s on %
tons already given out equal number OF shares sho9d
CENT OF ADDITIONAL STOCK WITHOUT FURTHER
II is believed that the stock will worth and be sell
ing for its par value. $40 BEFORE JAN making the
TSe cspa al stock Of the company Is 81 f paid
and unassessabe par value slo, organized under the
S Ss of W. GHS Fl
GILFILLAN (exUnited States Treasured Secretary and
There is not large amount Of stock yet to be sold at
the rate r n3 Ss !o Un a M At
SHARE e lots not ss M fSir 9Ts ATOMS AND
DRAFTS OR CHECKS PAYABLE TO
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
OFooT OF LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RIVER
Tine Table Of October 0. 1883
- go N. for Eason. Bethiehe7. Allent7 IN. Mauch
5:l5 q. m for Easton. bethlehem and Allentown.
100 a. m for Bennington. Easton, Bethlehem Allen
30 a m Tor flemlne ton Lake Hopatcong. Easton.
Bethlehem Allentown. Mouch Chunk MllkesDarrs. scIa
Reading Harrisburg PottsVllie' IaHd9ud oHaoA"'
sunbuly. LewisbuTg, WiluamspolI o.,,oL .,,o,,.,rn
| D. m. for Pennington, EastOn Bethlehem AlIehlO"n'
Mauch Chunk. Reading Harrisburg etc, ,o,o, Mauch
Chunk, Wnkesbarre, Scranton. Tamaqua shamokin
4 30 for Pennington, Lake Hopatcohs f@is'oh'
be eo ana az ~ M Tor somerve and Flemngton
545 D. m for Eason, Bethlehem Allentown MsuS an
Chunk. Reading Harrisburg. etc On suhuASS d. o''
sa5. II rs a m. /. 4 30 Q rs p NJ Sundays
m io .r BED F s@Ad, Long Point t' Pleasant Paro
'aTi a Is Is 40 a. H. Tao p N Tancdale' LAKE
a. r.. j D. N FOR ATLANTIC CITY. Vinelana'
rs 10 30 II rs pdr,t mS So $780, oA'
From PIER 8; n. b. so.,.,,,,
For Atlantic Highlands Hichanl beas' ro p, 49,
Monmouth Beach Long Branch L'Ne"O0A' -''-' -
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA
BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
Central T. H. OF New.Jersey and Phlladelphia ana
Reading r. T. Leave foot Libeftyss; \ r. at 4. i4S,
8, ii a. 80, is. 4, 80 80, j D. m bun
DAYS at AS o. III. ; 5 30 10 D. m m . oo , %
Trains leaving at t. as II a. m 80 a. 80 . oo'
IL have connection for Reading harriSouIg roU'S
Tickets and paror Car Be procured at r. as
SOL GA lao 1923 BrosaWSy ty SthaTe 20 ~ 500
Futonst. 0s Br~-iway, Brooklyn. go ., -, , ..
New.YOrk Transfer Company VIII call Tor ana check
baggage from hotel or residence
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Financial.
NEW-ENGLAND LOAN AND TRUST Co.,
100 Broadway,
COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL BOMBS,
GUARANTEED FIRST MORTGAGES
DEBENTURE BONDS,
DEBENTURE BONDS,

BASED UPON FIRST MORTGAGES ASSIGNED OF
RECORD TO AND DEPOSITED WITH THEFARMEhs
LOAN AND TRUST CO.. TRUSTEE; PAYABLE AT
THE BANK OF NEW-YORK. N.B.A.
WE HAVE SOLD OVER 81. 600 900 OF ABOVE IN
vEsTMENTs DURING THE PAST TWELVE YEARS
TO TWO THOUSAND INVESTORS IN NEw-YoRk'
NEW ENGLAND AND PENNSYLVANIA. WITHOUT
LOSS TO ANY INVESTOR HIGHEST REFERENCES
AND FULL INFORMATION GIVEN on APPLiCA-
TioN
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T. RE RAILWAY.-Ticket Offices 4OI. 81

T. RE RAlLWAY.-Ticke Offices, 401, 81 +.
IL I'll and 957 Broadway 1913 IL Bowery. 1877 westst
atteIy Place, Chambers and 23d Street ferries New
and New station Jersey City. where Tickets and Parlo
sleeping Car reservations and orders for checking and
leave 23d-st minutes earlier than time shown from
Cham6ers-st local trains . 70 10 minutes earlier
N daily, Day Express BUFFET drawing room coaches
70 Buiisloi Pullman sleeping coaches Hornelsville to
. Cincinnati and Cleveland -,
TO Bpghamton, 0weeo. Elmira and Corning
pullman train Of day and buffet Sleeping Coaches to s a
st. Louis; extra charge for fast time. ~
p. M daily Chicago Express, Pullman buffet sleeping
Buffalo. Cincinnati and Chicago. ~ - ~
'rs J g. o 5s5 ,S ; 4$ .5 81 Is Is l ss
Hso to RaScricr2 $40 a. ~ ~ 4 80 s 20 p m to
Psssaic. 8; c:i3, 40 p m Sundays, 4. q 45, 80
sS 80 10 20 20 a 40 z E qoG 20
bso.A g So &c 90 S4 80 40 10 80 p m
10 night Sundays As s 30 10 80 a. N. Il noon ;
Newat snd Pat esg va Va FSs0
5sS 70 M IL nigh; Is sundays LAY o. a. M NJ; 49,
Rd S;SS Fl a an saHaferp 445 so 30 10 30 H.
49, 80 $4,000 Sao S49' 30 49, O. 70 go
49,: ~ S5aS5 10 Nit h. 80 90 49, 30 80
sC p % dsad'4:4 as 70 80 p u 80 p
eos s1naays i5 q g. 3 10 80 30 30 30
p a N i fone Ytr 40 as go s. g. 30 80 80 m
80 4:90 5 30, . p M Sundays. 4a5, 8 30 3
EXPRESS 3 trains fS from the Yves. in NewYON at
7S%S i e @t 2 Ri and 10 20 p H. P. FARMER
" Cent suu't General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-13
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS
or TIE
SUTRO TUNNEL COMPANY.

Tho sutro Tunnel Company hereby gives notice "
such OF its stockholders have yet subscribed 70 N
bonds that judgment been entered in the
suit for foreclosure mortgage in favor OF the complain
ant -. -,
One condition OF .ald Judgment however. is that all
tho shareholders who have yet subscribed to the new
Londs OF the company shall have ninety days from oe'o
her 1 1885, to save their interests by paying Tor the m
thirty days nfty-Gve cents and for the next sueos
sixty days sixty cents per share on all snar y, ,s
- ,r which they will receive the bonds oil the
COMPANY at the rate OF 81 each nfynve or sixty cents 80
subscribed. -. 49,.
ANY shareholder does not subscribe Tor these ponu
within this period ninety days must necessarily "' ~
interest I'm the property OF the company, - ,.,..
All subscriptions together with the Shares propefy
indorsed must be sent 70 thc CIiVH Aiu7' company
No 10 Broadway. New-Yors
For circulars and further information apply TO The ohce
OF the company No 800 SansOm.-s. San Trahcisoo' A
Room 1913 Produce Exchange N y.
THEODORE SUTRO. President
San Francisco. October l. 1SSS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-13

GHORE LINE-ALL RAIL KOU III i w
Central i s;a,0S co. NJ 100 qg Newport r:
Providence and Boston. 3 100 D. IN L,.tt t,Spsoss ~
Providence and Boston. II 80 p m Night Express ios
Newport Providence Boston-dasiy s'ase IoF'e' az
Sleeping Cars TO destination. Dlnlng car on D. IL
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