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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-01

Wir finb nod nt9t oeranIoBt,
unier 9roBes 2ager BON neuea unb ge.
brau9ten pianOs unb Orgeln 81 bers
taufea, benno9 f0nnen mir before Ser
mine uub biligere Breiie unter gutter
8arantie geben tpie iebes anbere @ef9dft.
Sbos 8oggan & Bros,
208 Commerce 5traBe.
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sar Warum tpoIt Sbr pianos spei=
feIbafter @iite BON reiien6en 6dnblern
taufen, uenn Sbr Die s6ten Tmerfon
iii Der neueften Nusflbrung biaiger
unb unter lei9teren Bebtngungen In
benz b%spdbrten @ef6dftsbauie BON
SbOs, @oggan& 8ros. baben
f1nnfS
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-01

70 Mt. s. Outterfibe, 1856
Oft. 9ouiton>5 traBe, plumbers, @ass
unb Steam : Gitters, baIten f9 benz
publifum fit lille in ibrGa6 i6lagenben
Wrbeiten empfoblen unb beripre9en
prompte geiorgung aler Nuftrdge.
&ronleu6ter, Gas 6irtures, gabetpan.
men. @lofets &c. tets an 9anb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-01

2opreucebureb. Snb., II. ausuft,
1883. : 3wei Gage lit i'd an ben Def
tighten 3abni6meraen, bod wurbe i'd
nod benz 8ebrau9e bon st. Satobs.
Del iofort gebeilt.- 8. 8. 9eermante.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-01

Das einiise betannte Watttet fur epileptii6e Mnfdue. ~zs
Gbenfo fur Gpnruliipnen unb Ganfranfbeit. Merp6ft
S4pdHe ntrb ipfprt s~ebeert unb sebeiIt. Reinisi
paS glnt unb beidleuni9t beHen Girfulattpn. @erbin=
bert bic l1rfa9en Der Rrantbeiten. SeiIt sefdbrlt6e
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Gin Sceptiter fngt

BIutsef@wire. 3ertbeilt adrbuntefs. ATSetlt bauz
erno unb i3uea 9d9nnns. SIS 1T elm pabrer @eiunbz
hettsbrin9er. Seilt Scrcpheln unb anhere alei@drtise
arantbeifen. Ma@t fGle&fen Gtbem gut unb %entfernt
Bite rrfa@e. @ertreibt bic 8iIioftat unb 1T unIberz
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Qampfer Aeentnr.

Die nGreie prelfe hr s e.
ras" bertritt bic f~olsenben Oampfer.
2inien, ertbeilt ale ndbere Qusfunft
tpesen pafase mad unb bon europa
unO berfauft Sampfi6iffs unb giiens
b~abnbillete su ben niebtieften &aten.
Die 2ife Der BON uus r%eprdlentirten
2inien lit:
Santburg $ MnterifaniSdse 9ampfs
fbifffabrts 8eleai6aft.
8eb gtar Clinic (2tnttperpen).
guntpagnie @enerale 9ranss
atlantidte.
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cages Weutgfeiten.
b.

= Sn Bolton iino nirtli9 IS 9emos
traten 3uiammengetreten, nm iiber bic
Son9reB : Sanbibatur bes p~reisborers
5. 8. Sulipan 81 beratben. Man
toute es faum liit m63lih bulten. baB
10 ettuas gelGebeu tam.
- Der Snternationals ametitanif6e
&ongreB nir6 aus breiBig Delegaten
befteben. SObn 8. 5enberfon pon
Wtinouri, Der BorRber Der Republican,
f9en National Z Ronbention bon 1884
mar, 1T BON Blaine aIs 0orfBer Der
Delegation bet Ser. Staten betimn1t
tporben.
Sn RobeIin, 3d., 6aben fi9 apei
Whtberi6e ~gesenieitis tobtgei9pfen.
Der gbitor q. s. Boole bate ben SIZE.
riff See s. MeIlpin gum 9uel aufges
foroert. Mcglpin bermeigerte i5oIge
gu leiiten. pople uieberbolte bic @ins
laoung f9rlftli@, begab ft6 in bic She
riffs, Office unb fam bort serabe on,
als WtcIlpin bas S6reiben las. poole
fagte: 81, iebt f0nneu mir unfere
9iheren5en iGli9ten. 9abei fdoB er;
WcIlpin erpieberte bas Geuer un6
beioe Mdnner farben in Dem 3immer.
Ser italieniide 8antier 2eon be
Sonarbi, bon WottzS traBe, Nep Oort,
bel benz feline 2anbsleute lire @r5par.
niRe gu binterIegen pfiesten, 1T bers
i9punben. SIN groBen eiiernen @el6s
Toronto tatt0 man Qar13e Z Sent,
Muslanb.
- Nus 9iberpopI pirb gemelbet, baB
ber Cotton 3 Sting gebro6en 1T. 0ie
Stampe0e entfianb bur6 bas @ertl9t,
baB Scr. Steenfranb, Der ben Corner"
eingeleitst bate unb on Der Spite
ftanb, gu bsrfauien beginnt. Wenn Die
Spinner lire Gabriten nod einige 80.
den gef6lo1en balten, 10 1T Der Gra9
bolfdnbig. Nber bic preiie tperben
finten.
Ser tatbolii9e primas in Nrs
magb, Srlano, fiiubigt an. bob ber
papft in furaem &om berIaKen tperoe.
Sur ierbif6en GfuptiGiua NUT
ben IS &abitale unb GanF5ebn 2i6erale
erpdblt.
gs pirb bere6net. baB 50, 900
Imerifaner bic Barrier WeItauslieauns
befu9ten.
Ser alte @labfOne BAT fid ert6l.
tet. Im samfag fdlte sr einen Baum,
nobel er in @dmeiB serietb unb l1ns
por19tigieit ua6ber 3og ibm bic @rfdl,
tung 3u.
Aus MerifD tpirb berihtet, 6aB
bic Stabt @elapo nod INNER urlter
Woher febt. Ser i'm goiio 9iitrift
angeri6tete S9aben pirb auf $500, 900
abgef6dbt, = Drei iuuge 8amen bon
WoreIa, bic ibr 8erm6gen i'm Spiel
perloreu, baben SeIbfimorb bsgansen.
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0as grpke
Nerne1t 9eilmittel

sibt BEN BIute neue aebensfrdfte. SIS betlt oue un<
DISQUALIFICATION i'm Nerpenipfem. A9-Silft, mo aues
&nnere rerfehIt unb erfrtiGt @eiif unb &5rper. SeiIt
D4Spepita, cber ba8 Gelb pirb surhdseseben.
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r
NERVINE

trpfen Bel Sieberbise. Gin unperslet9bares Gbfabrz
mittel. G8 BELT franfbdften 3ppfiHmerS wunberba.
f9neas A6-Gntbdlt feline fhdbItden Subitansen. &ets
aiSt oaS @ebirn. anrtrt f4nea &beunlatiSnus unb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-19
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS


Admitting that the London early and exclusive
nows > published this morning 10 the New-fork
Stock Exchange) concerning the decline in copper,
tho failure Of the Societe des Nctaux, a run on
tho Bank OF Paris t9l the failure Of a small firm
of bankers at Mons, France, and the liquidation
Of the Compton D'Escompte, told less than tho
truth relating 20 the actual situation OF Paris,
10 is submitted that an earnest desire TO allAy
auprehenson instead OF a wish TO serve certain
speculative interests would have added to ITS
force but IL oil had no effect either on the London
or Paris general markets
Il was left 20 tho Chicago Specuh-
tors and their special New-York allies fully
20 comprehend the extent OF the DIS
asters Neither London nor Paris could
apprecinte the extent 70 which the railway inter
est OF America will DO affected by decline IN
copper. how severely it affects their earning
eapacity nor the ultimate effect IL viii have on
the enforcement OF the Interstate Commerce law
and the completion Of the Interstate Hallway
Association. London and Paris may know some
thing about the International movements OF money
but of what affects the intrinsic values of American
railways the people Of those cities live III happy
ignorance. Because OF this probably, LONDON 10
day was an earlybuyer OF American railways. But
Chicago was equal 10 the occasion, ana sofa tue
graugers as freely as If they possessed no Vaiue'
and as II 10 was only ChlcagOans that KNEW ~
Tho Southwesterns also were weak, Atchlson
was sold down 10 45 IA on "a report that the net
earnings for January would be only 100000;
year ago, whsn the net earnings for January, leso
were reported at only s3l S,3l4, the price OF ung
stock was 90. Missouri Pacific also suffered ana
sold of 5-s per cent to sc. In the final raid inc
trunk lines also suffered but the coal stocks, ana
especially Philadelphia and Reading, were hrmIy
held. In the mean time while all this swapping
Jackets at lower figures continues out OF nineteen
railroads which have reported gross earnings LOT
the second week in March eighteen have reported
handsome gains on the week of 1883 these
realities will finally win even in the game OF
speculation. Perhaps the day never again VIII
come when any one win want 10 buy 100 shares
of stock for " long speculation; but If II ever
does occur that in one day two persons shall wish
TO buy 90 shares EACH the fctiOns Of the existing
speculation will not pass away 80 quietly as dd the
snow which fell on March II, 1883. Then there
was no flood.
TILE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
Government bonds were dull and firm at quo
tationS A follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-19
r,vr srooK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.


hasS Total for the thus nr d,OSo neat fSr the
seme time last week 3,740 head Conslgneo thioukh
S,nday IN carloads, all OF which 10 SeN, lVrk con
sgned through to-day II carloads OF when 20
I9n carloadH on dull Common 10 st y ov0So ~
THs 80 259s3 IS stoekers and Feeders ~ oVG$s w
Mich COWS 500 $50 Veas 81 GSo 20 bulk OF offerings
sold. . ,.,.. ,.s, q. honrs vvera = 400 haaa
rr,I H. ina week thus $4,000 For ue same Tune last
h 10 400 Consigned through II carloads Of which 70
5hcs Sheen "a 5O6sS rs Choice TO Extra - 1905 20
tr 20 Good LAMBS s5 508$6 00 Good 10 Choice 30 Oo0
an, Eytro rs 20 left over.
last "a hours wero $40 head Total FOR
,he wsot thus far 1900 For same nme iast week ts71O
an ale prices steady Selected Workers. IS 200
~ 0S Selected Medium Weights 50 % Rongh VI 1904 80
Siags rs 80 offerings mostly sold.
,,,c,ao Union Stock Yards Mar. 1S-"The Droverr'
,rna" REPORTS Cattle-Receipts 5000 heads shipments
nn market steady Beeves 81 OO9$t 10 steers " zoe
a. III stockers and Feeders 81 GOES 3d. Cows Bulls and
E,yed al so as o. Texas steers 81 4093 o.
Hoss%RsOep he'd shipments 800 MARKET sSs,
"a Tb4s5 OOi Skips - 3O34 go ,,... n ,on -.
FabSen-ReceipIs 5000 head shpmenn 1000 market
.rons Natives So 509$4 80. Western Sofnted " 2o0
s "a w rsxans "a U0aSA 26. lambs 81 <oasS rs.
ar Iouts Mar Is-Cattio-Reoeipts Loo0i shipments
ono, market strong Choice Heavy Natve stoers 81 80
AL 40, Fair TO Good % 0O9S3 30 stocSsrs and Feeders
S2l0a$3l6 Rangers COrnfeds " so@sS 4oi Grassfed
u 5000 shipments 1900, market higher
choIss HEAVY AMI Bu,ohsrs' Selections q 7oest IS
PACKING Mednm 70 Prime % eoe< TO- Light Grades
shsnnR Receipts 400, shipments 4o0i market steady
Pair 70 Choice 81 009s3 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-19
The Treasury purchased $4,000 1,2 per cents


at 1OS.
In State issues there was small business in
Alabamas, Glass A, at II 5 81 Louisiana conSolS
1920, OOO) at 81, and Tennessee settlement IS nj
~. or city bank stocks, Park sold l5) at 23g
In the general bond market dulEcss ana Ste5dl-
ness were the features. Philadelphia ana headinS
issues were specially strong. Texas and P9elhc
and "a for the seconds, but at the declines the
buying was flrst-class. Denver and ISlo Grande
Improvement IS rose TO So l.2aS2. CanadS
Southern firsts were firm up to roo Eric second
Gs were sold of 10 l0l 3-4al OIL 1-S. reference
Is made TO our full report Of bond sales. ~,
In the unlisted department OF the otoCR EIA-
change the speculative selling OF Cotton, Ol Ger
tifcates was pushed with considerable ylgor' put
with little corresponding effect upon values; they
opened at % So, against 81 "a Saturday even
ing and sold down to "a l-S at the close, with
sales of 800. Sugar Trust were duh at o. "a,
and National Lead Trust sold l2,9OO) at ~ '.ea
90 l-eR2l. Brunswick CO. sold u 0Ol AT ~ 80
a2la2l IA, st. Paul, Eastern and. Grand lTuns
hrsts (sl 900 at l0l 1-2 and Mt. Desert Lahu
(2OO) at So ~ l-2
Money was extremely easy at 2a2 1-2 per cent
closing ut per cent
Tho Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges, S77,159952; balances
The Sub-Treasury to-day was debtor TO tho
Clearing House Sl,224,0 29 Its net loss on bal
ance on Saturday and to-day was ST. 06I ,494, madt
up by losses OF Sl06,435 currency and Se5S, OBJ
coin The two days operations covered: Re
oeipts, S4,003,407; payments, S2.a49,627; re
suliing in general balance OF S186,401, 653
consisting OF 81 69470,6 22 coin and 81 6,937O3l
currency
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasury ut Washington rc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-19
PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. Mar 1850 m1aSssv asnsmHodsTs
o,er Bacou-Holders offer moderately Cneese-
Holders oner moderately. oes
civ easv AZ ass Sd Spirits OF turpenne one
sparingiy Rosin- Holders oer modeateS sSp ar
offer moderately prime Westn
NJ ass Cd March steady 35s 6d April sey ~ pos Va
May steady at Sbs 3D. odsr, offer sparngy
Spote supply is in excess Of tne IT,, dnI a,
Uoders Offer moderately; mixed Wesern III nun as
"a iIstd Hops at LOndon-Nswfork sA'e-h0l"eiS "ner
moderately. 49,. .., from, Atlanta norta
300 onararsi from Pacific ports $1,000 qarssrsss Iro
other sources, $4,000. heceipls ot A"0A'N - -
week. so, 500 quarters l,,,a lin saed 9os Id mar
LONDON Mar. lSi m-Cacsnst'H sr ssIlon sn,rits ri
turpenns Ss ar lard clOsed at 95 francs IS
confines por 100 ktlos ...io ,rar,can ! a franc.
ASTwERP Mar. Petroleum. zinc pay az .eiisrs
~ csnTInes Maid and Is francs 81 confines senetS
20 ppH,vN Mar -Petroeunl-6 marks 80 ptennlSa
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RANKING AND FINANCIAL
4
United States Government and other desiraoe
SECURITIES
FOR
INVESTORS
HARVEY FISK g. SONS.
Bankers, 20 Nassau-st. Scw-fork

COTTON MARRETS.-BY TELEGRAPH.
.nooI Mar Is-4p m-Cottou--The sales OF the day
iurInded 500 bales American; ,,,.,u rovz x,dsInS
Futures closed steady zach and Xprt
Claus, 40 SId sellers April and May delivery aOoto
GnSersi May aud delivery 1854 .t SstysIy
hi, delIysry 81 sd sellers; July ana Auuss 40 IA
IS Sid buysrs August and September 9en1s Snyeps
ss1tembsr and October delivery 2Eo4a buyers
septsrn Der delivery, 3964d buyers.
GALVESTON Mar l8.-Cotton steady. Middllng, 10 Slo
Low Middling 1876 Good Ordinary mel ana gross
RECRUITS 10 bales exports coast"lse' oO"' Ue'' '''
327 bales stock, l0322 bales .- - -,
NORFOLK Mar lsLCotton steady MiddlnE 10 net ana
rscents 200 exports coastwise l,Oo5 DAesi
ssaies sOp bales stock, "a, lS6 bales
SAVANNAH Mar l9.--CottoD quiet Mddnng es; oi Low
rIJdlIng Oh: Good Ordinary, So net and gross
hO7 bales exports coastwise, baesj Ses ''o "~io''
atOck bI asa bales -
80, o,v,xs Mar 1e Cotton, easy Middling. 90; Low
Middlng Ga; Good Ordinary. lll6 net receipts SoSh
hIes, SrosS receipts SOL bales exports % ue cOntnn
So6b bales coastwise bales sales, LOU palesi SocA
IAb 2S8 bales
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9nsirnftlon
For young Ladies'


For Young Ladies-city.
MI rrcTuREs FOR LADIES . D5; Npthoi
tGF R s COZ ds wanted next year
q NORMAN INSTITUTE grounded dsS. B va y
And Shs TRS lNG6 iEhS c' Principal
,rpovs and young Men--oity.
,rN1vERsrTY GRAMMAR SCHOOL aSIiS S snS esss
a sas 70 PKIn Nj HOBBY
sGHoS sS2sn 5as students
prepared for Columbia School Of Mines
ror Roth sexes-City
crpcur'IRs OF GOOD SCHOOLS, FREE sag y
1S5 ssys % FB5s S n
mEr pEnIIrz SCHOOL OF LAEGg J!.sT;,
Madison S sfaRaMsfs 'TBSEfsGiiIN Vow nSn,.,,s,,
p,.pehss, brooklyn Boston, Washington Fhlaoe'pA'-'
For Boon sexes-country. 49,.
~ ocxrANp COLLEGE Nysck.on the HUGO send FOR
J5dss and % Sfni Il hssEE A. NJ Principal
Art Schools.
ps 1ou1sA r CULVER will resume her ca Sc,
Pan afE st life Flowers and Landscape China fA"'
ing and De'''CSso % WEST 2aDsTE National
AesSsmy q DssSa Nj &sm Hart NJ MI james
Musical instruction.
. -NEwYoRK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
"a EAST 1.rH 81 xfsFI - Of ssy
FstsbIished 1868 chartered In 1860, ana einpN" -
award Diplomas and confer Degreses. .-o,rt,st
AZ this FAMOUS Mg sIIs SsSSeoSsea advantSgsS
OPEN DAY AND EVENING for the reception Oh pa4Ha
m ANJO and GUITAR taught in twenty PYSto ef poR
ID with or without the aid OF noLes odA s,s -" ~
SON i.e7o Broadway. between S9d and SSa seA
For Young Ladies Country.
r., orLEGIATE SCHOOL FOR Girls ENG a W. odI.
N. D. kgepenSP 1ps admitted to Yassaf Weeslsy
snS Smith on our certificate. ADAL1NB W. bI1t~AA'N'
CAROLINE N. GERRISH, A. B.
Bows and Young Men-oountrV.
ALEXANDER INsTITUTE.-Mnltary boarding SCHOOL,
n White f Pfinsipa L. O. R. WILLIS, A NJ. Phi
u oRDENTQwN on u MJ5HTART lF pSincipsli
ID Rev. TSSu. r. n r. d. h HESSRSSSSk. oaamsndaht
-1I11w0o1 SCHOOL FOR BoYs.-At Milford. Conn;
~ Parents who are unfortunate Ia the mahhgensns %
their win DO %S . pfSRsA n M HOVE
ISREEE0LD INSTITUTE, Freehold. N ,J;EgortI-
n nson,th year. for boys and young men. Address
'O"f'A Rev 4. G.. CHAMBERS, 4. NJ. Principal.
TPyING INSTITUTE TarrytOwnOn Hudson OFFERS pn,
naI ,Syantsces 20 parents seeking the best
Tor their boys Address A. AaMAGNAO. IN. u
nIRK AVENUE INSTITUTE, BRIDGEPoRT: Conn.
L Excellent home school for boys rni "a 1854
class. Parents always pleased Begins eep~ 49,
For circulars a0afeS S. B. JONES, A. NJ, Principal.
N ENNsyIyANTA MILITARY ACADEMY GEEG CUES
L TER, 27TH YEAR A h!L1tTh o1re Oofch assieS
9ly Ensnpee ep COLONEL HYATT President
TyyHE PEEHsKILL MILITARY ACADEMY. PeekS
4 kill N. Y.-Send for Catalogue. =, - ,,.,-.,r.I
JOHN N. TILDEN A. NJ, NJ D., PrncIPsE
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,,,. ,,us to witty imsginsdons so far oesonu 70,
ssius i~la OF course this difficulty does moi
nrsyent such experiments from attaining mo- ., ="
preSous 70 that which attaches TO fairy taes
Ds . ~ may be- and in generally has been
siderable In the present instance senes . .. tsT,
than commonly good Illustrations reanior SS 'N0
snrv,ccablv. The authors name is wlt hheIa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-19
cu,c.co GAS TRUST COMPANY,
SIS DEARBoRN.sT.. CHICAGO. ILIts;ssa
FAY. President.

. NJ FAY President
THO. D. wEIIs. ses,y and Treas. .,a..s AZ
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of stoekholde = x, g
~ chtraro Gas Trust Company viii be held ~
once Of the cSupsny No 50 DsasSorns. csisaso "A
s,cr noon for the election Of directors for tae
yean srd the transaction Of such other business
come before tho meeting. -. ....s., oonhs
Chicaro New.York and Philadelphia sransiess, ooSsy
will close Saturday. March 2sd ana seopehM .rch ~
March osth 1880. Stock Transferred aiter mssNN
vii nos be entitled 70 yota at said mse:ing .,.x
VIZ NV ~ THEo. b. WELLS, 6ecfsmDs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-19
Cost and sOnno.

II osT OR STOLEN. --Baakbook No 176l5s issued BY
u the German ssyngs Bank In the City Of EewYork 70
D. Roster; AL persons cautioned 20 negotiate the
requested deliver tho book 70 bank
14thst and 4th-sve IL restored the OH DAY
Nss.xo1s. March 10. 1ssa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-19
FINANCIAL MARKETS

FINANCIAL MARKETS
Yo~nox Mar 1s4um -Consols, 81 $40 for money, ana
az l. Tor The account Atlantic and Great western nrsI
gage trustees certificates, 80 CanElsn sSis;;
l0A7ss St Paul common 90 -
n york Central fI0i Mexican Central nrst mortgage
bonds H. asoun IN the open market for short osis
8 per cent -
spanish "A, TA's. - -. ..,,a, ., VI francs a5
,n.s Tor the ACCOUNT and exchange on LONDON A. %
francs ~ IA confines for checks
Money Is ga per cent 81. 49,, - ,,..
p1nIIS Mar I8-The statement OF the lnpetA naIA VI
orany shows an increase TN specie OF 5,l6OOOO MARKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-19
mnslral 5nstrumcnis.

A NUMBER Of slightly used upright and square pianos
n Of our make which were specially SseScea Ea u.s.
during the past opera season. will DO sold az liberal
reduction from regular prices. .a., .
wM. KEABE CO., 1l2 5th-aye'' ABOVE loth-sb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-19
NO, 30 UNION SQUARE,

NETWORK, March 5th, 1sS9.
IN COMPLIANCE with the terms OF the First
/ Mortosce Bonds OF tho NewYork Mutual Gas Light
SomnanS the following numbered bonds OF the said com
nSn have been designated by lot BY the Trustees for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-19
Dipi6eno Notices.
Gopartnersbip Notlres.

NJ Office is hereby given that the partnership
lN lately subslstng between Z. w. Davis Isaac d.
Atwood and +. W. Davis, IT,, under the nrm name of
Davis Atwood & Co, foot West 39thst expired on the
twenty first day Of February 1885, BY the death Of Mr.
Atwood.
All debts owing TO- the ssid partnership arc to BE-
received by the said T. W. Davis and f. w Dayls F and
all demands the sald partnership presented
70 them for payment.
T. w. DAVIS
March IS, 1889. Il. w. DAVIS, IN
The business viii be continued under the firm name Of
2. W. Dayis Co., foot West S9th.st
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PULLMAN RIGHTS
--.-.----..,--- ysoUssHr ufx SOLD BY ---z-------
. CHAsE & HIGGINSoN,
~ FINEST.
OFFICE OF
PULLMAN'S PALACE CAR COMPANY,

OFFICE OF
PULIlMAN'S PALACE CAR COMPANY
CHICAGO. March L. 1883
Alta SPECIAL MEETING of the stock
n holders held this day. It was voted TO increase tns
eapital stock twenty-five millions Of dollars which The
Board of Directors were empowered TO issue a. tner CIV
tretion- ,-.-..-
The Board OF Directors as meeting held snoseouenu,.
directed the Of tho additional stock authorized oy
tho stockholders. and provided:
THAT stockholders Of record March 16 1889. shall
b,a tina onop which they may exercise until April l.
1889 TO subscribe for such stock at par TO an extent no'
exceeding oneourh OF their holdings Of record March 10
1889 and
That payment for such stock shall be made on or oon
Aprl 1882 at which time ullpad certificates VIII %
issued for each payment excluding fractional shares
Blank forms subscription and all information reans
thereto may be obtained at
FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST CO., New'forks
NEW. ENGLAND TRUST COMPANY. Boston.
THE CoMpANY'S OFFICE, Chicago
A. s. WEINSHEIMER, Secretary.
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pULLMANS PALACE CAR co. RIGHTS,

We will buy sell the rights TO subscribe to the new
Pullman Stock offered under circular March 4.
CHARLES HEAD g. CO,
II BRoAD-ST., NETWORK.
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Dancing araormirs.

A -CARTIER'S DANCING ACADEMY, 80 SHAVE,
"A between 18th and 18th sts private ana class esons
an hours lady ASSISTANTS special terms for euDs ana
families; attended city or country; waltz ught
rapidly classes afternoon and evening terms modera
A IEX1NDER MACGREGoR'S, los WEST 65TH.SE
"A Private Lessons and Glasses In Dancing daily.
Mendelssohn Hail 70 let for private entertalnmehA
n FRN1NDO5S Dancing Academy 1872 East 66th-s 81
New classes now forming for second term. AL
TsShionable Dances Send for circular
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SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE-
HAVANA MARKETS.

CHARLESTON. Mar --rurpentne arm o. DOC.
shyANsAH, Mar ie.--Ttlrpentine nrm 81 Ole.
WILNINGToN. Mar. l9,-Turpentne nrsnA oOe
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Gearhers.

Gearhers.
BEST TEACHERS supplied no charge v eSshs as
n. wanted no regisu9Soh zee yiEyW Xmeriesn School
Bureau Q West 14thst, n. Z.
A -PROFFSsORS, teachers, tutors goyernessseA ~
a branches supplied schools and families; clTSunnrs
schools 10 parents; modern languages spoken
COYRIERE 81 East 17th.et, bet 4th.ave. anu oIosaS
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS, AGENoY
"A supplies Professors, Teachers tutors. Eovefnee's
&c 10 Colleges Schools and Families Apply 20
~ MIRA 81 j. YOUNG.FULToN, % Union square.
ID RoCKWAY's TEACHERS AGENCY formerly CHI:
ID cage supplies superior teachers Y SSb91S
and famies Mrs. L. INSTRUMENTATION -
West oSd-st Recommends schools 70 parents
III EssFs TEACHERS AGENCY, 10 East 18th ~.
slcans &C. ali branches resident visiting teeonmslS
hest schools English. German French spanisn spoke
xUOMAN's EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU Sior
ruseaas housekeepers companions, chaperones &c. 20
Colleges schools and amies also bookkeepers senoga
pliers and copyists 20 business firms ~, -, ,,.-
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HAVANA AAhhIAos
HAVANA. Mar, is,-spanish gold. % sees2 ses IN
change steady. Sugar-fifm-
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