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Huntsville gazette., 1889-09-21

broad shouldered, thlck-set and strong
limbed. His hair is as black as a
negro's, and he wears grizzly beard and
mustache. Hairs grow all over his cheeks
and stick out straight like bristles. He
los vniea Of tremendous power. which
he has developed ny vP---air craaki-o
No man ever addressed a crowd in Lon :
don who has as powerful lungs as Burns.
He is born agitator, and he has so far
been successful in planting the germs of
revolution among the London workmen
against the intolerable oppression of
those who grow rich through their toll
and privations.
NO SERIOUS CONSEQUENCES ANTICIPATED.
LONDON, Sept IT, The dissatisfaction
over the retention of "blacklegs," or
''rats," by the dock companies is not
thought likely to have any serious con-
sequences. The directors of the COM
panies nave no special love for the men
who took the strikers places, especially
as they were not sufficiently numerous to
enable the managers to win the day.
The companies, however, are obliged to
make show of protecting these men,
and could hardly be expected to throw
them out on the first day that work was
begun under the new agreement. 1t is
understood that at yesterdays confer
ence of the mediators tacit understand :
ing was arrived at by which the "black
legs" will soon find their occupations
gone, without any special reason being
given therefor.
CARDINAL MANNING, THE PEACEMAKER.
The moral and personal aspects of the
otrika ara even more i'm DreS Siya now at
Huntsville gazette., 1889-09-21
HUNTSVILLE. ALA, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER p, 1889.
On the 14th George & Georges Em-

On the 14th George & Georges Em-
porium and adjoining buildings in Mel
bourne, Australia, were burned. Loss,
S1,O0o,o00. Three fremen were killed.
On the 10th the stage between Forest
Hill and Auburn, CAL, was stopped by a
masked man, who demanded the Wells
Fargo company treasure box. The bo x
was given to him and he escaped with it.
1t is not known how much it contained.
JOHN POWERS, lineman employed by
the Brush Electric Light Company of
New York City, was killed, on the 10Th
while engaged in repairing an electric
light wire. He accidentally touched a
live" wire with his bare hands.
Huntsville gazette., 1889-09-21

I IIb IIIUI OF uIU POI DO
strike are even more l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-01
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
~ Foot OF LIBERTY-S ST, NORTH RIVER

Time Table Of March 10. 1859.
100 q. m. for Easton, Bethlehem Allentown, Nsuch
A Zoo n cr FsSSssSn. Eassoa. bethlehem. Aiisn
SsssS ss
ton Resdng Harrisontg Iotsylie Tsmsaaa' shs"0Aia'
100 b. m fos Remington. Eas.on. Bethehem. Allen
town nauch Chunk Reading asssS0f ss Msuoh
oaSn SS Z r. ssr si sssss,5 Tss
snd 80 u ana Ssassss
Chunk, Keadns Hsrrisbus &c on Sundays az $50 m
700 a M sundays for Enston. - -. - =.
suSas sS S \ M S.as
SsSury Park. Ocean Grove except sunday. Point Pleas
&C. sis San. ri River 0R 8arnss 81 eie -
sSS z 49, Fl Ypssaa S SO sss
$50 10 IA Sundays 90 90 m Tor fe'sa
goS LAKyE .s's, az. = :. ss 20 aSa 3D. H w
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
a,so a M, m t2;so p M Through EspsssA
WIN ps' SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE .,
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALIiMokh AND
WASHINGTON.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
.,, ,antrai r. r. OF New-Jefsey PhadeIphia and Read
y,a 4 SsA IT, sed panols ana Ohio r. leave foot
|; + e. s'!s &
: S e asmes ssd y 81 sy y sss a g
50 100 y, have soDnseaeh fss Headins Hsff's
i 81 q fs's So NY ss' 81
SuNsssS e a hsssSsss espsas WIN ell for saa s
Baggage firm hctsi or residsncaL
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xxJEsT SHORE RAILROAD, N. Y. G.

xxJEST SHORE RAILROAD, N. Y. G. e.
I fccTs sna l s.esty west i0S a.
carrier i from loot Jsy;ss, N sSisssS, DstSSis
Louis % :oo g III ,. Toronto s;s6 M. 90
Moq,s oaPsds sSss e 100 p M Nsgsrs
siSs , S:.S s : 100 $;iS N jsld II pr Z;
SIS. I'LL % u so n. and 9! ;Gp y oS . ~
Pi.s @ ssFssu 'as u ss n sssnSs sesp
ge.rs ici nfo b. NahsS Fans rofon.S ,Dstre
Ssys otR S ans daily except sasdsxs sssi Leave
p %. Ho6oFn West shoss Staten, al 40 70. y 10
Saeas, Hfo&iyn-ssy Washington e.. 100 Epiton.st,
Annex One, Zoo. q Evltop;st New.yefE cLty,27t
ana Wess efe STATIONS foot Of West s2dst ans fot 81
tskrare srha hotels and lesdeneea o.. y. LAMkE<E
GsneFal passenger Agent VandosbiitaYss n. x J.
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
N RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT FoURTRACK TRUNK LINE
on and after February 3 trains leave
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,

GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
Largest and Finest Passenger Station in Amenss
toom ears New.York 70 Albany, and Albany 70 MONTREAL
via ID II. r. = also East Albany 70 St. Aioans' via
oen ~ 40 'np M. FAMOUS srEAM-HEATEp yEsTI.
EMITTED, composed exclusively Of buffet smoking
.s sTs.susS RocSess Buso Erie csysan
iedo ETC.. arriving at Chicago at $50 M Indianspols
Il S s s. a aGuc for sSa
10 80 q m, Chicago Express Tor niagara tauA 70,
tonto cleveland Cincinnati, indianapolis Detroit and
S 70 sns or eng
Adams &c Drawing room ears H., e Trey ,., w,,, ,,
ia n NJ Accommodation 70 Albany and Troy Con.
meets for wilamstswn, North AdAnA and intermediss
pO'ap Oh M. Fast Chicago, Cincinnati md ST. Louis Ex.
press tcr Niagsgs Fals 4us9 SSspensiSp bsidss r.
detroit and Chicago, with vestbuled and stesmheated
1s sC to honsSes, via Rousss PSins
e assS' s Sn Aces Sss
80 90 D. NJ Fast Night cypress fOr Rochestet suas
:, F al esesso %S
ss.ds csnsndssuS on SUNDAYS Sns only
Albany Connects at Albany with train isr ne West
and o 9ss ana and
i5sth.st stson sss washington and $50 Rsi
wessecsSs Express calls for and checks baggage tom
Run day daily sssep; SUNDAY sssg is'.
~ IL j. RICHARDS Asst General Passenger Agent !
j. NJ ToUCEY. General Superintendent
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= EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foo Of cOrtlandt and
RI = nv FOR Catsssuaua and ntrmediae points
n m for Geneva, Lyons. Emia, Rochester Bunalo
and he West aud principal local tont Chair car 70
Emlra. - -, A.. .,roadia,a noin,.
i m Tor Tunkhannock all intermediate points.
Chair cara 70 Tunkhannoek. Coeeuon TO Reading and
sao 5. m. for Pltsston AH principal intermediate
nolnts Chslr car 20 Il. and BIuncGon,
40 D. M. Tor Mauch ChuR and Intermediates points
Connection % Reading ana harrisburg. Chair car 70
Maasn m ns Geneva Lyons Emira Rochester Buffalo
ana he West pullman aeeer 70 Lyons
rrains leaving at s .. M 2 y M and 40 p, m con-
m. for Ma1eh chuik Hasieton and intermediate
baS 0. m for cOplay ad Intermediate points.
D. n. for Geneva Ions EnniTa, rochester BuGalo
- ,ka west pnlrnanaeepcr ~ Lyons.
ono @io General Easten once. 235 Broadway.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Il On and after JAMuART 70 1sSe.

On and 9ftef JANUARY 70, lco0s h !
ASD usifE6 SITES s;fsA MAI ROUTE !, !.
a sSsss ff Fssui asa he West with Pullman Palace
SaT STITCHED S ana S.s solha ns S, q
Dining. smoking and Sleeping Vesubuled Cars o. 90
wiiamsporI Lock Haven. 100 .. m, p. m Cory ~
Erie at D. m: connecting % Cory for Titusvais
For lebanon, % a m, $40 D m. and 1s rs night
Ei 80 and Ss':s sS aad sSsa
baltimore washington and the South, Limited WASH
sunday FL q aI Rq3 SisSs c:s 90 "a
ton IL p NJ fssSlsr a. 20, oS and 30 NJ
aS a rs t .a9 re &c SO ana sns % mn g:
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
II 90 D. m. Through Psrer car), and p m. week
Long Ssyi Branch f Bay hs JUNCTION ana
ss, ana eisras .1s A sassy sac A. a aSS1
p and BAY Line ZOO m week ssys vu, an through
.Iains =. JsSssy cIty asrf speedy and direct
FOR PHILADELpHTE
Express trains leave HewYerk via Desbrcsses and cor
land. Streets Ferries. as follows: :, 49,. ~.
saa ID g f Gss sas Ss's
100. 900 :6O.y 80 4:oo. SSo 300 600 $50.
saSu sns % 90 and II and y pi ssas
Sundays sdS 90 and & Ilssd and n q 4
night Aceo@nodsacn. Zoo 3: m s,,,a,x :. a
and AL 10 m On 81 Sundays sanasss :; TisnSa ios
as Sc and s.t s s,ssssy,y
s. Brsoiiyn, IS H1dson:st., HSbOken Station. JERSEY
ss es;s S;' ss;s s' ~ san for
cheek bssSsse p iFen hotels and fssid'1ess woop
0hAs General ne rU Manager General Psssr OE Agent
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pipiosup NOtirts.

LII COUPONS due st prox., ane the prln.
IN ,., :, All honda duo on that date, Issued py tn y
RAILROAD EoUIPMEET COMPANY, s.d secured .I ~
rolling stock furnished railroads under Car
he raid on and after that date st the ogees "a
MARTIN co., No. 81 IL Pinest, a.
phia IL a. " rVS-'
M.reh an 1880
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Eetiurrs ano aleetinss.

LRtIntfs uHu 1tIktIIHYB.
TEsUlTIsM!II
MRS. MARGARET "a SHEPHERD.
President Of tho Loyal Women Of American Liberty win
Lecture In
MASONIC TEMPLE, COR. 6TH.AvE. AND 2sDsT.,
on TUESDAY, APRIL 2.
At D. m. sho will deliver her Private Lecture to
Ladies Only, on
1.-THE SECRETS OF THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CON.
FEssIoNAL."
ASP. n. TO the public. Subject;
"wHo SHALL RULE OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS AND
OUR coUNTRY-AMERrcANs OR JEsUITsr'
Admission 10 EACH 10 ecntS Reserved Seats Is cents
Como early seat.
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panfina Afa6emifs.

A -oARTIERs DANCING ACADEMY, 90 SHAVE.
~ between 18Th and 1tth st piiyae and elass lessons
families Glasses attended city eountryi WRn taught
rapidly classes afternoon and evening terms rnoderate
A LExANDER MAoGREooR'S, 1Qs WEST S5THsr.
"A Private Lessons and Glasses In Dancing daily,
Menaolssohn Hall TO let for private ENTERTAINMENTS
u EREANDO'B Dancing Academy i62 East 6Sth-st
II New classes now forming for second teHrL All
Fashionable DanceA Send To- circular
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RailroaDs.

SCHEDULE IN REJECT MARCH Il
Train, a.ys station Central Railroad Of Ssw-Jersey.
foot LlbeFtyst, N Il
For washington Baltimore, Wilmington ma Onester'
80 A. m II a. M 80, 80, 4:45 p. H. ~ mght
SUNDAYS, 80 a. m. 80. $50, 4:4b pm ~ night
For Philadelphia at :oo as. 30 ~ ~ w %.
% o 40 as15 a 200, GAS 80. 7:sl 1900 D. m.
SUNDAYS $780, o. 80 o. M. 80. 30. a'4o' o'so'
10 100 D. m. -
Tickets and Parlor Car seats be prcued Ct "a r.
oef. AIS ga, LAO 1923 Broadway, 81 0thaVo zes
West 125th.st, 1872 East l25th'st Ney.forA' OouiS
ss, SEQ Fulton.sk % broadway. Brooilyn
New.York Transfer Company Will cAu Tor ana eheek
h.nnnnn frnnn Intel or residence.
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Ticket Offices, 401, BIZ
Place. Chambers ana asd Streets ferries NewYok; I'D
and 323 Bulton-st Brooklyn; 107 Broadway, Williams
burg corner Newark and Hudson sts Hoboken and Ecs
station Jersey CITY, where Tickets and ParloE Or Sleeping
baggage be obtained Express trains leave 2Sd-st
minutes earlier than time shown from Chambefsst loea
trains 10 10 minutes earlier 81
pnsat b. g 20 room o e gs Express Pu
10 80 Z. M week days. Psrlor Car 70 Bnghamtot,
oswego Elmira Corning and Hofnellsyflle. &
p m every day chicsgo ana s. Louis Limited
Buffalo. Niagara Falls Cleveland ohicaeo Cincinnati ad
st. Louis. No extra charge for fast time.
$50 y. m, every. day, "Chicago EIpress. Pullman
Bursio, Cincinnati and Chicago. - x
nod s?'4s f!7s s4C Y "a ssS Ss aSs
$50; SAP $50 Z ;so 9. 10 ;s9 IL eight 90
sss 30 I'd g:i Is $751; as 81 30 y a sg
rsssr'sn ~ Is9 sS 4 5oiso 1a pogs
Newark and Paterson va Newark. as, 80, s:sq
70. II go & m 2 $780, $40. 4;oo 40. $50. e;a
4Ss u.s. e $50 r. sss sss - g % g.
saren, Local. & tst go Q 80 10 iso a m; 4 2
Ssssssia iS0 80 Il % g. lso i, II
Nj GiddlsssSn and ror. ysris 4;4S. 7.So. o. 1880
Sunday 20 P:o ssG s.Ss ssG 5 e 30 10 40
AS 9. 1 s $3.50 $50 80. 1890 u night Ncwrf
Express trains from the West arrive In NewHork -
W. J. MURPHY. L. p. gARMER
CENT Supt. Gen,1 Pas. Agent
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Ner, Civilizations.
T'HE LADIES'

HOME JOURNAL =.
FOR APRIL
Contains KATE UPsoE cLARK's story. "Too Muel
MRS. ELIZA r PARKER. FELICIA Hollis prae
teal paper on "BOys and Girls and Marriage New
Fashions Trimmings. Lsces Gowns. Wraps. Millinery.
ETC. Charming wedding cspOtes Magnificent Decorative
Creations for Wraps Dresses and Head Coverings Hand
soma Toilettes Hints on Home DrcssmskinR By EMMA
NJ. HOOPER Talk about Flowers, by EBEN T. REX.
ToRD. "HOw che Ladies Paid for the Organ" A con.
t,nuasion Of MARY J. HOLMES story Of social smbi.
ton, "MIldsod" MRS. JOHN sHERwooDs advice
70 young people in society chlldrenS page fully Illus
trated, with two complete stOries"Kittle Kingsleys
Party and "TeddSs Theft" Mothers page. Illustrating
hons-msde toys. mOtherIy talk boys by MRS.
NJ. p. HANDY; Interior Decoration. by MRS. A. n,
RAMSEY. illustrating dnlnsroOm chairs. sldeOOasds.
tables. etc.. Of modern and now desisnA
Tho April number is on the p'SAItand'. Six cents y
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snstrurtion


~ OLLEGIATE sUHOoL FOR GIRLS, ENGLEWooD,
" N. T. Reopens Septsmber 90 Preparation for col
lege specially Pupils admitted p Yeeear, Welealey,
and Smith on our certificate. ADALINE w. STEALING,
CAROLINE IL. GEHRIsH, A. u
Boys and Young Men-CountrV.
A LEX AMBER INSTITUTE. Military boarding school.
- "n''' iPrineipai, o. r. WILLIS, A. NJ. Phi d,
I'd AY SHORE, LONG IsLAND.-Children's summer
ID School study and recreation combined. Limit led
number boys received in family. Address Miss wERDEN.
9S7 Madls6nsve., city.
~ HAYWOOD SCHOOL FOR BoYs--At Milford Conn
II Parents who are unfortunate In the management Of
their VIII DO wei % profit ~ the advantages offered
BY this school Address FRANK NJ. HOWE. Sup,t
EREEHoLD INSTITUTE, Freehold, N. y.-FortY.
r. fourth year; for boys and young men. Address
Rev A. g. CHAMBERS. A. NJ, Principal,
IRVING INSTITUTE. Tsrrytown.on- Hudson Offers un
for their boys Address A. AR@AGNAc, Phi. D.
ID ARK AVENUE INSTITUTE, BRIDGEP0RT, Conn.
Excellent homo school for boyA Advantages first
class Parents always pleased Begins Sept 10. 1883
s. B. JONES, A. NJ, Principal.
ID PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY, CHES
TER 27TH YEAR MILITARY COLLEGE,
Preparatory Dept COLONEL O. Il HYATT. President
THE PEEKSRILL MILITARY ACADEMY, Peeks
kill. N; c Ya,ssnd IpT Catalogue, :, n-,.,.,
For Boon sexes-Country.
ID ooKLAND COLLEGE, Nyack-on. the Hudson. For
IL Ladies' and Gentlemen. Enter at any time. Send for
Catalogue. w. II. BANNISTER, A. NJ, Principal
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Cost ann fonnn.


r oST or sToLEN.-Pass Book No. 40, 1873 Of the
IL Citizens Savings Bank All persons are cautioned
aeainsL purcbasng negotiating the same Application
viii be made the Bank for new book on the 9th DAY
OF April, 1889
n OsT.-Bank-boOk No $780, 493. Bank for Savings, %
IL Bleecker.sh, New-York. Payment stopped Please
return book 70 bank. ----------------
+ osT-Rsnk book No. Sse412, Bank for Savings 81
i A BeeckeF.st, New York. Payment stopped Piesse
return book TO bank.
TTS0 THE hanks and Safe Deposit Companies New
OF jersey City, died January g. 1ss9 HIS VIII ana
handbook cannot be found Information as 70 them az
teoasstod by Father CASSIDY, Of ST. Peters Churci'
Jersey City.
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Jnstrnriion

For Young Ladies-City.
a RT LECTURES FOR LADIEs.-Rev Dr. Gardner
n school for girls, GOT 6th-ave MIRA Gardner author
Of History In Rhyme. Lady teacher wanted next year
IAN NORMAN INSTITUTE lYoundsd 1850. HOME
AND DAY eOH00Ih-Centfel Park, West al o2dBt
ddorgsn Msnslonl hme VAN NORMAN. Principal
For Boys and Young ben--City.
near z2dst s2d year primary scmnsfcs ana s1sy
w. T. AKIN H. q HESpRIoSsoE PrinsIpais
yVOoDBRIDGE SCHOOL, 80 EasI ssth,st-s Scientific,
wv Classical EngiAh Two hundred students have bean
prepared for Columbia School q Mines
For Both sexes-oity
A -CrRcuLARs OF GOOD SCHOOLS, FREE; state
fA.whether for boys or girls; city OF county. = y,
AVERY, Ameriean SCHOOL, Bureau. West 14t6.st ~ y.
GHoRTHAND. TYPEwRITING.-In daily
- and Tuesday ana Friday evenings ,New x9rk school
TUE pERLITz SCHOOL, OF LANGuAgEs.
hioi'0n FERNS FfnssH I sES II s nov '0'aNaO
Branches: Broeklyn. Boston. Washington Philadephia
Art Schools.
M RS. LOUISA q. CULVER will resume her classes,
w from October 70 u DraElng ~ and ,Wseers ,
US wv NO rs West esD.sy.
Nefesences; M p. Huntington. Presidont National
q. Hart X. 4 NJ. David johnson. n. 4.
Musical instruction.
ID AHgo ana GUITAR fsught 10 twenty payais leasons
~ with or without tho aid Of n0seR HENRY O. DOB.
SON, 1870 Broadway between s2d and 32d stA
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THE INTEREST AND DIVIDENDS on the
following bonds and stocks payable OF the banking
house OF Messra wINsLow, LANIER eco, NO II
Nassausl NewYork City, and after April J. lSs9;
ATLAS ENGINE WORKS. INDIANAPOLIS
crNc I'M NTH EmfIroN q DAYTON R r CO.:
Hrst Consolidated Mortgage g.
nrst consOlIaa.ea Mortgage g.
DAYTON AND MICHIGAN r r. Co.
CIR IND I't RAPIDS AND INDIANA R. B. Co..
r r: Notices Notices ER naaa Cant
GRAND HAVEN, MICH,
HANS SSGdtnf6 o 81 IND,
Gravel Road 6s
INDIANA STATE,
Sg RsfpR&hg Pend; II , Pc ssss nv CO.
First Mortgage U.s. Series Cd
s Second l Mo.rtsage, e, r Series *
sgscLsl Stock. Quarterly Dv'' 81 Per cent
~" School District No. 4. Crawford County
APRIL ..
HAMILTON COUNTY. IND.
PIrTspURG, FT.sWAYNE L CHICAGO RY CO.,
Quarterly DIV, 81 per cent Guaranteed Stock.
APRIL IL
svERsnLLIoN COUNTY, IND.
County o.
WHITE COUNTY, IND,
Gravel Road O..
RANDOLPH COUNTY, IND,
Gravel Road g. ,n,,, ..
WARREN COUNTY. IND.
Gravel Road Gs.
WHITE COUNTY IND,
APRIL 20.
BEDFORD, IND,
Municipal o..
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Musical instruction.

70 AEJo ara GUITAR fsrght 10 twenty palyate lespon
~ with or without tho sid Of n0saA HENRY O. DOB.
SON. A27o elosdwsy between s2d and Ssd stA
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GOpartnsrship Notlrss.

STEVENS BUILDING, ID wALIrST.
NEW-YORR, April l. 1880.
JAMES WEEKS mas this DAY taken into partnership
WEEKS 4 co. for the transaction OF general banking
business including the purchase and sale OF stocks and
bonds, for cash or on margin JAMES WEEKS,
EDWIN c. WEEKS.
RGR. CHAS. AZ KIDDER retires from our firm
Ifk on this data. KIDDER, PEABODY co.
New.York, April I, 1889.
NETWORK, March s0th 1850
NAR. CHARLES O. NORRIS retires from our
IYI arm this day, and on the 27th Inst Mr.. Leonard
" WHITE, MORRIS co.
The buslness will be continued BY tho UNDERLINED AZ
heretofore, under the same firm name Of White, Morris
LEONARD d. WHITE
LOUIS n. BLACKWELL
CHARLES o. NORRIS JR.,
LEONARD ID. WHITE, JR
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sEvENTY.THIRD DIVIDEND.
THE CHATHAM NATIONAL BANK

1915 broadway.
NeW.York, March % 1889.
TTy HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have this day
Il declared q quarterly dividend OF THREE PER CENT
out Of tho thres months payable April
1, 1889. The trauEer books viii remain closed until
Ipfii p II. p. DOREAfUS Cashier.
NETRoPOLITAN TRUST COMPANY OF THE CITY
OF NEW. YORK, No. 81 wall
nv HE COUPONS Of the FIDELITI LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANIES (of Sioux City, Iowa)
per cent Debenture Bonds due April 1888 Will be paid
= ~ ONCE Oft this and after that date.
~ - CHARLES NJ. JESUP. Secretary.
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oTFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED ELECTRIC LIGHT
COMPANY, - -
30 NsSsau.st, New.York. March 10, 1889.
IN HE TRUSTEES Of the Consolidated Elec-
ric Light Company this day declared out Of he
net eaFnngs for current quarter quarterly dividend q
capital stock, payable April i,
1850 70 stockholders Of record that date The tsnsfe
April z, 1889; .,, a.. -. :, 49,.
change Of address
~ GEORGE II LEwARs. Treasurer.
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M RS. LOUISA D. CULVER VIII resume her classes
itt from October %, In Drawing, Oh and Weler-eoof
Paintng STU Life Flowers and Landscape. Cana PRist
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CIR IOTTJs JACKSONVILLE AND CHI
~ NcAG0 70 4 FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS.
MIssissIPT RIVER BBIDGE FIRST MokrGAGf
COUPONS maurlng April /, 1889. on the above VIII
be paid on aJn after that date az the once OF
10 William 81 New-Yofk.
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Az achcols

TUE BERLlTz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGE6
Madison Square t25th.et and Broadway,
TERMS BEGIN NOW
Branches: Broekyn. Boston. Warrington. Philadelphia
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-13

and after that sold on Nc selling from H@lc DIS,
count on July prices and closed 10 higher than
Yesterday. The unrettled and nervous c2pdltion
Of the market wasdl 70 rumor Of possible man
lpulati9a ioI Jq!y., some large traders have been
credited with having made largo purchases, and
these runiofs haye. Induced the short interest 70
cover freely. As ttsding has cenlered principally
IN July delivery, that future was the most affected
and thus accounted fo{ the sharp advance The
large.
Corn ruled quiet apd inactive the greater part Of
the session. huctpations being limited TO 1f@Ac
range, and trading was entirely OF local char
acter The feeling was comparatively firm.
Oats were slow tho bulk OF transactions were
nc.
finding was fairly active in the market for mess
pork, but the feeling was weak during the greater
portion Of tho day, Prices declined l0@l21gc on
the whole range, and the market closed quiet.
Rather light trade was reported In lard, and the
feeling was weak. Prices declined 211@Jc, and the
market closed quiet.
a moderate trade was reported IN short rib sides,
and the feeling was easy Prices declined 7H@l0c,
and the market closed quiet
The leading futures ranged as follows;