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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-22
CLOSING PRICES oF PHILADELrMIA sTOcKs.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Wednesday, Aug 21-p. m.
The stock market would have been at n COM
plete standstil to-day if it had not been for tha
Northern Pacific shares. The announcement That
the directors of that company had approved
unanimously blanket mortgage Of 81 co.
coo. 600 was accompanied by smart advance IN
both the common and preferred stocks. Inc De
mand for the preferred stock wa explained easily
on the theory that the financial plan adopted by
the directors must be ratified by the preferred
stockholders. The advance in the common stock
was sympathetic, Of course, but II was large
enough 10 suggest also comics; for control AT Vhe
annual meeting. The preferred stock gained Us
and the common Is per cent, although Doth
closed IL PER cent below their highest points
ST. Paul was between them in respect TO the
volume of business but its gain was only small
fraction. The rest Of The market had no features
worthy Of notice. The closing quiet and
featureless and the final variations, a rue,
were significant fractions.
The reduction in rates which WIS recently an
nounced by the Burlington and Northern is likely
TO bring the Canadian lines d a proper frame OF
mind. The fact that other railroads il the North
west ready TO back the Burlington AMI North
crn may have had "a natural ehect on the lnde-
pendent lines which cltlm bounty eithef De
cause they are longer Oh, during lake navigation,
cheaper. II is probable that an adjustment OF
rates which will give al the lines reasonable
profit on their traffic will be reached. The
Canadian railways are fully awarn thai Congress
Will meet in a few months and they are not
likely to invite hostile legi htion. Ii may safely
be assumed that they VIII avoid that contingency
if Nlev cas. Aside from this danger thCG
perceive larger traffic in the abundant crops, ami
they are willing to cooperate with American mll-
roads in securing rcmuncrative rates. The end
OF ali rate wars in the West is clearly at hand.
in the miscellaneous department Cotton Oh
certificates advanced from 3-S 20 80 3-4a5O II.
When they sold around As it was reported thlt
there would be no dividend at tnn close Of the
fiscal year. The rumor probably came from the
same source that a few weeks ago was confident
of a dividend Of 1-2 per cent.
THE DAY IN TIE BOND MARKET.
An early sale of small lot of A per cents.
made at yesterdays figures caused a lowering
of the bid prices OF Government bonds. The mar
llet was dull and barely steady at these closing
quotations:
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weak on the United states 90 days gold, ohaoa pro
MUM do short sight 10 premium; London. 2O+ a2oS
premium; Paris, premium. Sugar quiet sales insis
nin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-22
flats Go Get, ilnfurnlsbGo.
Railroads.
NEW-YORK CENTRAL
~ AND
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD,
THE GREAT FOURTRACK TRUNK LINE
selected by the Government q ne
ROIlIE OLE TIE FASI NAIL.

THE GREAT FoGR-TEAcK TECNK9, LINE
selected by the Government me
ALL H ahSS6 }E 5ENTkA 1EP s Raf5SSI FROM
Largest ana Finest Passenger station in America and
the ony I 6N AID BE AFTE E A 11Gs E isso
Il Rochester Express. Wagner drawngfoom cars
8 200 a. m Saratoga. Lake George Adirondacks and n,
Huion Railroad and New,York to st. Adams, Via Central
FAN2EgSS e6 Y4fN T4hp vE eoMP5ed ED
clusively OF buffet smoking-car dnngcar drawing room
a 3q BG Ges N NAE l9r Fa c Cleveland Toledo
arriving az Gh992 go at NJ 2 ne aag Connecs at Ceve
land with train Tor Columbus and CiPelnnat Connects
compartment now oI In Nag ylTs FAILS To-
ronto Cieycland Cincinnati indianapolis Detroit and
Wan S3, to E annse spNn e~
til :45 a. NJ Western NewYork and Nq,thern Eek E4-
YoT 70 A saratcca and csidWS GaEe George
2p m Saratoga and Lax George am of wa ST1S
drawing cars for Saratoga and Lake George ana
0u: 30 '" p n Saracga special with Wagner drawing
room ears to % aR to Albany and Troy Con-
meets for 'wiilamsown North Adams and Intermediate
points on Fitchburg Railroad Wagner drawingFoom
'' Is M Fast Chicago Cincinnati and st. Louis i ES
Toronto and Cleveland. Cincinnati. Indianapolis 81
Louis. Detroit and Chicago. with wagner NesuOuied
ito D. m Thousand Island and Adirondack LXpress
Wagner ,leepingcar. New-N0rk T. Clayton, wa ttci
daily Wagner scepnc-car New-Iorl 70 Paul Sinith .
Via Utica and Northern Adirondack Railroad d"y eN'
GI5 p. m. Canandaigua Accommodation wagner
slecping.car New-York Syracuse ana sylacusc -
Canandirua Through slecping-car. New-York to Canaan
dagua. the 30 p. N. train. , , c,rsoio,,a
= 80 Montrea Alir9ndack ara C manu- li
Saratoga Adirondack Railroad also 70 Pasours con
neGng o. Pl2tSprg YIN P1ror cvg oq9er ieepngcafs
daily TO Montreal via Rouse, Point and via - Abrams.
and TO Syracuse and daily, except sunday
. D. M Special Mail Limited arrives at Rochester
al a. m RuGaio .35 A. M, and Cleveland % p NJ
40 D. NJ. Fast Night Express for Rochester, Bah2!o
Niagara Falls Toronto Cleveland Cincinnati indianapolis
ST. Louis Detroit and Chicago with warner seephgcais
sle,ping,caFs 70 Ca a 4dondacks a1i Thousand
Islands 10 connection with train leaving saturday
Ia+ner serplng-cars ., Albany Connects at Albany
with trains FOR the North and West
In drawing room and sleepinccars on
sale Grand Central station il3 s5 and 9i2 Broadway
10 Pare Place. / Battery Place Oo west l21thst, ana
i3stbsf station New-York; 1913 WASHINGTON and 726
Eultnn sts. and 3os Bcdford-ave., F. D., Brooklyn.
Wescots Express calls for and checks baggage from
hotels % residences.
run daily; others daily except SUNDAY. FStOp az
13Sthst station, New-York
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1rEST SHORE RAILROAD. y. Y. c. &

w H. r. r. r. Co.. Lessee.-Tralns leave West 42d.st
station New.Yor follows and twenty minutes earlier
from foot OF yay-st.. n. r. Chicago Detroit London.
Hamilton, . SO m. - IS. 5 10 p m. ST. Louis
5:I5 - 10 D. N. Toronto 70 55 NJ rs 3 rs D. m.
Montreal Canada. East 8 10 Niagara Fall, syria
cuse tca and principal intermediate stations, 10 %
u M, % 10, g rs and al II 80 a. for Utica
only. Kingston, Saugertes, Catskll, Albany, 3:l5
- rs, 20 b5. fa) II 80 m. and (s) {. IS 10
- D. nj. Newburg 10 :l5 m, rs. rs. :35, %
I'll as m. HaNerstraw, 20 a. as, 5 .iJ b. m
Saratoga Special (a) II 30 M (sl as D. m. Drawing
room through 70 Saratoga Lake George II 80 H.
Drawing.room cars TO Caldwell saturdays only Isl l5
p m Lakes Mohonk and Minnewasha. via New-polz
b:0O, (a) II 30 a. m, D. m. Saur lays only % 8.l5
?. m. Drawing Room Cars to Kingston on .. 0O II 80
Hotel station, and Phoenlca, 3:l5 o ,a) ~ 80 a. M,
iooD, O. 45 p IA; Drawing Room Car, 10 Grand
Mountain House, on o. (N II 80 a.. ~. ard (sl S.i5
Station, 3l5, 7:l5 8. la' II 80 n. m ~ 3 as d. I'M.
Drawing Room Cars 10 Catskil n II 80 A. M ana -
as p m. trains. Elegant Sleeping Cars FOR Buffalo,
Niagara Falls, Toronto Detroit Chicago and St IIus
Daily. tDni'y. eNcert Saturdays. Other trains
daily except Sundays "a 81. Leave Jersey
City r. r. r. station, al 90 a. M 3 80 D. n IIohoken
Yves Shore station al % M, q $50 D. M. For tr
ets time tables or information, Apply al Offices Brookyn-
1873 Washngon-st 12i FultOn-st.. Annex Oner root n
Fulton.st New-York Ciy-971 SO3 7s5 end 0lo Broad.
way. 1881 BpWey IL Park Place. GS Wc8t l21t-st AMI
West shore stations. foot OF West 42lst jay
st., y. r. Westcotps Express calls for and checks bag
gage from hotels aud residences. G. r.. LAMBERT. Cen
eral Passenger Agent, Vanderbiltayc.. N. Y.
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! EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
II AssrNGER TRAINS leays foot ct coF1andt and

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot ct oofIAna' ana
NJ for satneton and Intermediate pG!as Baso
A. N. Tor Geneva, Lyons, I.mlt@ 4"'s"' sab car %
lyons and Pullman car " SUSPENSION Bridge. , ,0,,,
- ii u. II. for ElmiIa and lnleFu4ella" points N'
car ~ m Tor funkhannock ana intermediate pon.sS
char AIS 10 runkhsnoek Connection 70 i'e4liA- ~4N
slo p FOR ETra and PRINCIPAL 9,rmoda ss Fsa's :
A 2lS m for saa9gtop and inteTmsaae points s.o,.
Connection 70 Rea ling aad ia ri,gu' rcbc.ef Buaao
and no West pullman Sleeper u Lyons and su'D''''l
p TlA9 9sn iSss" ior al s Ms6noy and a'e'a
Goal regions e,,,,n,v Tp,,Vs
A. m. for Mauch Chunk, haL.e'oh anu
40 ~ Tor Mauch Chunk and nteImeaIe poi RI ,s
?. N, for Geneva Lyons h-s Won. aai su,peas "a
and the west pullman s'eepo' "
Bridge General Eastern once. 2sS broadway
EW-YORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ train, leave 100. % q Jay.ss follows tr0a
west l2d.st Is minutes lsteD' p,r, Jeryis Mont,clS
s5 N. Tor Mql.et,@n Walton Dslhi. s.dney.
Fims'ts n" Nor%lc2. idea Rope ONEIDA o'"es0 D''
troll. S6sae9 1I s eesmp6e a Iaes Mo9op2S 9ni NJ n
newaska waA Nae{ s'l9 ft De failsbarsh Huney.
Via f6eqty White LaGe ,..,,,,,,s and ,n.
WY oa ~ C9@R6s ap LS NastoSn aadaS.
newasNa Me Sne fort Jeryls Monteel FaI'oafiA
Iuaevvie Liberty k9sSlInde ,mpbel Hall. Midie,oFn.
~ 9g 9buTrh wurt.boro Ellen -. rr..,, rsa.
S9 ROM sidney Norwich Ule2 Rome 9 ,.,a;
ospiro Nochesor, SUSPENSION nfiso 1,-t iigs;
Ne Reclining Chair Car ne0 !" 9s'''"'''"
pullman w Saturdays only er camgbep Ha Aai'
town Eienvile :, Ytraua..' tbaiiy through. ohsf
train daily b s1Ssh Seats am seeppi E'A'
reservoir - Gen Pass. AGI is Exchange Place ~ -
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~ r1r- Y0pK AID LONG RRANCrI RAII-

NJ EW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL
~ ROAD FOR RED BANK LONG BRANCH, OCEAN
GROVE. AND, Ass!BtIHtY T,,, PARK OCEAN BEACH,,
" Time table In effect July l. 1889. Trains leave New
York foot Cortland and Desbrosses sts 30. 10 10
Red Bank, 4 30 lexpressJ 5l0. 200 p. m. sundays
~ From foot Of IiScrtyst 90 10 80 II rs a. NJ
80 80, 80 express 100 80 (eNpess o 80
feNnressC 10 D. m. sundays 8 200 q. m, 4 100 p m
Sunday do not stop at Ocean Grove and Asbury
Park. ,--,o, - ,,oor
w. SupeiTnenaent Gen'l Pass Agent Penn. r. Il
H. p BALDWIN. Gcn'l Pass Agent. c. r. Z. Of n. J..
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500. 4o1 o07 so4o s47.1i7 Inc. s35j,9iO
s.. 1888, 81 42,913, s. Inc. 50 Psi


Net cash ba ance 420 1922 100 G3) Inc s9l 194
The foreign exchanges were duh and ieaturcle>s
Rates were maintained but without gIeat con-
hdence. There were no important changes IN
the quotations for actual business as LO"s d:
Bankers bills ut Il 81 Is and ~ s. l-e Tor long
and short sterling respectively; French francs at
. 20 and 81 -; relchmarks az ~ 81 and
% "a and guild, at 40 i-S and 40 IL.
In London British cOnsOls advanced LIE to
9S 81 8 for money and % ii for the account.
The Bank of England gained $4,000 pounds
bullion balance but money between bankers
was a tride dcarer at Il per cent Bar silver
was unchanged at ~ 81 3D. an ounce. English
standard. American railway shares were quiet
and irregular without other feature. AT Pau,
French per cents further advanced 10 SJ.7J, but
yielded 10 1867 10
TIE following securities sold NJ auction al the
Real fsiate Exchange D. Adiian n. Muller S.
800 p7cuisaHIy note ~ Rural Cemetery A-s0ciafou
c0llntsfnl 80 shares Rural Honest, al Co.. $500
% shares Fort WsyDr. Cincinnati and Louisville H. r.
575 Fort Wayne Cincinnati ana Louisville Il. r. scrip
Soeo shares Now.York MrN.cnn Mining Coz g.
30 share Gigln Couaoli lated Mining Co.. e.
sgJ.fOu ttautauqua Lake Railway nfsf MORTGAGE
pr rot bond. dm 1881 January 1883. coupons ol. TO-
10000 lhauaupud lev Railway Or, mprclro .
per rent bombs dHe 1877. January 1854 coupons 0A.
lVl sthn. Ponghk.V'r Bnlga CO.. g.
fif,NN fhfain'1 Ii-rfn~oI 90. hr.i UOf'gare bonds
lue ts'7. ffDD mtof 1881. coupons saO.
$4,000 BRIGHTON Gas fivhf 60. mss irprfr1gc Der
cont bonds ore ieeb Sspffinba irsN coupons sTO
flnfo Ninona ans 49, Potter ~, H. Cnlrnrl ana North.
"ctlewl Def cent sinking fund bond due 1901 1904.
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nALTIMORE AID ONO RATLROAD.

- Fast Express, Trains Via PHILADELPHIA to
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON,
CINCINNATi ~ ST grr t2GES Mp GHTeAASGT0
Leave NETWORK. foot OF Liberty-st. a. follows;
For CHICAGO. :15 p. m, y 100 midnight
Far CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS 3 80 q. 700 p. m
For WASHINGTON BATIMoKE. 80 a. m. II 700
n m. / 80 D. H. 80 D. m, 3 10 p. H. 700 D. H..
IL 100 midnight Sunday, 5 30 a. NJ, 80, $50. 3:l5
100 D. m. u 100 midnight - -
All trains stop Chester and Wilmington except 10
D. N. ,-.- No.. O.. -, ~. u . q
Ticket Onces 81. POI. 415 and LAO Broadway or at
station foot OF Iiberty-st
Ncw-York Tran fer Company Will call FOR and check
baggage from hotei or residence.
j. II. ODELL, OHAS. q. SNOLL,
General Manager. Gen'l Pass. Agent
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HAVANA MARKET
Havana Aug. 2l.-1sDaniah gold, 2lOa2lo5. Exchange
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,T Louis via THE WABASH ROUTE.

CT. LOUIS via TIE WABASH ROUTE.
> The only through seepngc to ST. Louis via Mag
ara Falls leaves the Grand Central Depot at daily
via the New.York Central Michigan Central and Wabash
for all meas-arrivng IN St. Louis
AS second morning. Connections in Union Depot 81
Louis for all points West ana southwest FOR time
WcCLFIIkN General Eastern Agent 1923 broadway, n Y.
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FOR THE BERKSHIRE HILLS
FAST PITTSFIFLD AND NORTH ADAMS SPE~
GALS with elegant Wagner DrawinRroom cars through
TO Pitt without change leave Grand Central Station,
Via Harlem Division daily sundays at 10 35
and 3 40 p. Fast time. NupeIlf service.
JOHN NJ TOUCEY, GEORGE II. DANIELS,
General Superintendent Gen4 Pass Ag mt
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NEW LINE TO

NEW LINE TO
~ WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE,
VIA CENTRAL II. II. OF NEW-JERSEY,
PHIIA. AND READING X. Is.
and BALTIMORE AND OHIO r. X.
No Extra for Fast Time
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT EAY 18TH.
Trains leave station Central Railroad OF NcW-Jersey
foot Liberty-st.. North River -
For Washington and la timOre, 80 a. m IL a.
30 80. 10, D. M II night. Sundays, 80 a. H. :
/ .3O 30 rs. D. m. II night
Ain trains stop at Chester and Wilmington except :15
D. -,- e.oo - ~ g, - %
40 3:l5 l. D. . 80, 80 D. m. II night. Sunuays
40 80 a. m. 80, 2:30 BIS, .. 80 p. III. II
night - ... 49,. . , ~. ., 90.
oGl as 9iA / 1lO. 1928 Broadway 737 6th.avc 2G4
West 125hst, 1872 East l2Sth-5S New York Court-st
New.Y or Transfer Company viii call for and check
baggage from hotel residence.
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TEIO NEW HAVEN. Zoe.
EXCURSION good days. 81 IS.
stesners G. H. foRTHAM and CONTINENTAL leave
Teek slr. Pier 95 r. H.. p N. and ~ p. m. (sundaYs
~ y conuecung n NeriiaNen WIN special trlins
f,r MERIDFH HARTFORD. SPRINGFIELD. HOTr
YOKE &c Thfoueh tckets sold snd baggage checked al
ga BroaduN. New. and 4 Courtst. brooklyn.
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The Treasury bought $4,000 four per cents AT
1913, and S3O1, 600 OF four and half per cents at
LOG IS.
There were no transactions in State bonds. OF
city bank stocks Metropolitan sold 10 al A.
The business in the general bond market was
up to the recent average The MOVEMENT OF prices
was somewhat irregular, with an upward tendency
in many issues. International and Great North
ern frsts rose ! PEI cent 10 105 coupon skies /
to g. and trust receipts IL per cent TO- 60 ID
Mobile and Ohio general mortgages were / per
cent higher at So 81. The principal declines
were Atlantic and Pacific incomes II to 6, Hook
ing Valley IS ! per cent to g., and Western
New-Yorll and Pennsylvania frsts l per cent to
90
Rates for money at the Stock Exchange were
slightly harder at . and per cent. Consider
able business was done AT IL and little at
per cent. Standing call loans were marked
up to ) per cent by few prominent lenders.
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges, Sllo,j7j,215; balances
S7143,592
The Suh-rreasury today was debtor 10 tho
Clearing House S324216. It's net gam on bal
ancc WAS S2O2,27l, made up by gains of sl3,4Gs
currency and 81 So. SOC coin. The day. operations
xyered: Receipts, s2,Go9e0O; payments, 81
4S7J2j: resulting II general balance Of
81 9e 043. 695, consisting OF 81 7'l4O,510 coin and
$50 9O3.1 % currency.
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REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON

The United States Treasurer at Washington re-
ceived to-day Sl55.3lJ National bank notes for
redemption.
I he customs receipts were SG9j. Gao, ana the
internal revenue receipts we're S2J2, 1855.
IO-days Washington llea ury 81 tement Of cash
on hand and deposits in banks compares with the
figures of The last previous statement as follows
Aug. 90. Aug 81. Differences
Net gold hand 091 LAG e1s7 1oifG Inc lSl 300
Net silver hand 3J19j,J4o SO25iaSt Inc. o. $685.
Net leRal-tendeIs
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I HOusATONIC LINE. via Wilson'S Point
For south Norwsk and all points the Dsnhury and
E.rGaik Rsllroal daily except Sunday.
CAPE CHARLES"
Formerly running Long Branch
leaves pier 80 Last River, foot ~ Rutgers-s,
s,15 D. m and foot OF Slst-st. Fast river NJ 40
n m connecting az Wilson's Point with Danbury
and Nofwak T. r.. for DanourV and intermediate points
Returning train leaves South. N0rwalk at .hS a. m
connection with toat at Wilson'S Point az 3 M.
llsIug SAM andnss arriving at new Pier 80. foot "
RutaerSst. New.Yort. at IL 16 a IN
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
NIAGARA FALLS.
The Contour Presents u DsubIe usfse
shoe.

The Contour Presents Dsubie usFsc-
shoe.
NIAGARA FALLS. Jan. l8.-Anothsr
piece Of rock broke away from the crest
Of the Horseshoe Falls on Suaday night.
Although the jar was distinctly felt At
he Table Rock House, the shock vas
compsrativ~iy slight. The contour now
presents the extraordinary view Of .
double horseshoe. the smalar one, caused
by the recent displacement OF rock, being
located in advance and to the right of
tn. center of the Great Hcr eshoe.
Visitors familiar with the shape OF the
Canadian Falls during recent years will
he able to appreciate the change a. a
glance.
The contract for new bridge to
duplicste the one blown down by the re-
cent storm has already been let, and
work will begin soon.
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Are you disturbed at night and broks& OF yous
rest by sick child suffering and rying with the
excrutiating pain OF cutting teethf 80, go a.
once and get . bottle Of MRS. wMsL0ws SoorB
me SYRUP. II win relieve the poor little sufferer
Immediately. Depend upon it, mothers, there l.
no mistake about il. Il cures dysentery and
diarrh9a, regulates the bowels, cures wind collie,
softens the gums, reduces Inflammation, and
gives tone and energy TO the whole system
Mrs. Winslows Syrup for children teething Is
pleasant TO the taste, aud Is the prescription Of
one OF the oldest and hest female nurses and
physicians In the United States, and 10 for sale
by all druggists throughout the world. Price rs
cents bottle. n-ly-mw
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LONDON, Jan. lS.--A Zspzibar dis
patch relates another attack on German
missionaries last Sunday. Toe M'ssion
at Tueu was attacked, aud eight mis-
sionaties, men and women, were massa
cred. ard their bodies horribly mutilated.
The slaves aud servants were made pris.
oners.
The French Missionary stations near
Tuyu. are in imminent danger.
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wv WH AT ES


1t is that impurity in the blood, which, ac-
cumulating in the glands of the neck, pro-
duccs unsightly Jumps or swellings; which
causes painful running sores on the arms,
legs, or feet; which developes ulcers in the
eyes, ears, or nose, often causing blindness or
deafness; which is the origin of pimples, can
cerous growths, or the many other manifesto
tions usually ascrbed to 'humors;" which.
fastening upon the lungs, causes consumption
and death. Being the most ancient, 1t Is tn
most general of all diseases or affections, fl
very few persons are entirely free from !,
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DEl1sSsyANT Tx ~AkE.


r UE ~ rnE w. w -, ne rs,s' NJ sL0'
e1ao0"f "o'h'"'oe n eoa'I. Z, Hesa1S eJ 1sso
m SecsnDer 'u' 1868
NOTICE is hereby given that in accordance
IN with law (See Stat. 1855, Sec. 9, page 12p)
each OF the following described pieces or p rcels
y. PIVpeIsy VIII We soia NJ pubic aa'sion, , ~ tne
s~; "o'i' 'o"n' oosnsy anu o'S'o aioie
s~''
oN 'ANcAni sis'' 1902
To pay the de inquent taxes, penalties and costs
against the came, unless said taxes, penalties
sno cOssS az pa'a 70 ms oeiofe sasu 0ase'
A ans, W. House and lot IN the town of
Paradise; tax 81 90 penalty 20 CENTS cost " 90;
~~'
Auburn Mill CO. -Mill.sit and 20-stamp miu
asu osncI 20 @ M :. n,nes % Sou1u " ~ IL ~
.~.' so oc 9'o'' P'hs'Sy sio.Oo' sS0s Ss.SS'
'sss' s'Ao. 20
Butte Aining Co.--bnildings and other in
provemenfs IN Alpha Canyon; tx $S2.06 PEN
atty - ~, cost " CO. toeal yS7 %
C1uH Wm Real estate MI s. u Sec 3B r
32N X 3S f.: tax S2 60 penalty 9e, t. cost
81 90; total "a &C.
r.a.h a. =
T. 49,. ~ q ~ oa u na .u.S =
- -, 20 cn asn, s,o re T''oN' p0""'s' ~ s0"s'
n;n.., . r,,n-o an,a,. or 49,.
of 10 and mart OF in block 2s fronting 80 feet on
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swa,u', Rettrsme

WAsuINGToN, Jan. Is The board Of
officers appointed to examine Judge Ad.
vocate- General Swain for retirement met
and remained in session two hours. The
board will report to the secretary OF
War, and nothing could be learned ofi.
cially of their action. Il is understood,
though, they recommend bis retirement
and will so report.
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He Breaks the Pledge nnd Gets Gi0-
rf0usIy Dunk.

CHICAGO, Jan. Is The Times Boston
special assarts that John l.. Sullivan has
broken his pledge and that he was . n
y sterday in one Of his o,d resorts in a
state of wild exhileration. He called at
his o'd haunts and drank TO his hearts
content, not because he was asked to
drink, hut because he desired rum aud
got what ne desired. He wound up
Tuesday night by sleeping of some OF its
III effects in the barroom of friend, and
when he awoke he began the celebration
over again.
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"Castoriai is 10 well adapted to children that
racommeua Ii as superior to any prescription
aown 60 me-" II. A. ARCHER, NJ. D.,
Ill 90. Oxford St.. Brooklyn, ny.
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PaONOGwaPs PATENTS
Edison and uss Sawyer Quarrel Aboas
Them.

NRw YORK, Jan. l8.-The Evening
Sun is authority for the story that
Ed son and T,mlinson, the latter counspi
for many years for Edison, have quarrel.
ed over the 6 ,ie of phonograph patents
hy Tomlinson. and says that big inte /.
ests are inv, lved. All prominent elcc-
tricians are awaiting developments.
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BERLIN, Jan. IS.-Bismarck 10 suffer.
ing indisposition. in consequence of his
exertions in the Reichstag on Tuesday.
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rnE TABLE

10 supplied with all the Luxuries Of the Marx
with Competent O,oks, cap sble Of getting. mp .
dishes known to the Culinary Art.
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TEE saM0 TRogaLG.
u ~ For Congress TO say what shall be
Dane.

WASHINGTON, Jan. Is Secretary
Whitney says that the State Department
has done all il can 10 the Samoan matter,
and il now rests with Congress. which
alone has power to declare war.