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Decorah-posten., 1889-04-10

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Sub os aloris mere titles ab.
gfterat at be Iete af 5%o,fumlinsen bapoe
taset Sorarinserne / Eieipn, git man op /
Yraftesaarben. SmibIertio bauoe en- Del
Of 8pinoerue faaet aubrast LANCE Boroe
baaoe / 9aslisituen os i 8isttenet, os paa
oisie blep frembaaret be oeilisfte Retter, os
MI Tube Vile tilborbs. Breiten meb So
Mile os %Ririeianseren n,eb fin Suitru blep
latte peb ct eset Boro, os Nenisbeoens
Nenb Deb ct anbet lansere Boro ueo Sioen
Of. Ssr RuuItioet bIeu afiunset Salmen
SOB / 3anofaos Salmebos os o~erefter leff
fsr Rabeu. TIMBER en- slao os liplis Stem'
ming bleu UaaaItibet npot. Do foo Vile bar
foripnet, taitebes Serreu for gauen. Otter
benne Borbiatnins fuIste mango Here, iaa
man lite bleu ferbis oermeo for benimoo
Gftenen. 9a Slere bapoe LANCE Yeie til fine
Sien, bespnbte man itrafs efter RaaItioet
at tenie paa Siemreiien. gnoelis efter en-
Iibeu Stunbs Samtale meb %binanoen, be.
spnbte ben belle Soriamlins at iatte fig iBe'
paseIie for at bragg biem isjen. Ranst ei
fiarliat JarpeI bleu taset u,eb Yrafefolfene
% manst ct iiarlist Orb bleu uotalt, ion
II I,be Soliets Tot for Samparet meb BEN
oisie 10 a 10 Har. Neb faarer ! Ciuens
fob grafsu % Sruen miot ! Goriamlinser
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-07
THE STATE or TRADE.

Albany n. Y. Aug. o.--Corn and oats Quies but firm
: Baltimore. AUG 6.-Cot5on dull: middling. lac.
tlour active and Ann. Wb'st-oouthcrn nFnL ship
no Soc steamer 50 &c Western figures steady 30 ?
Wlltef red spot. strong sJac sales August sac stss
SepemDcr, S34essAc; October. sac December, e,'sb
e1'sc torn-Scuthern dun and easier; white $oaoyc (,
AJ8tsp 4SA 14S2t5 september, 43ita 3gC; October
49, oats-lnqulry shaIe better; southern asa PENN
Slyssna 5Oa5oci Western white. 3Sa55a d. nj ked
z5O@Oc graded No white $685. &c mixed 29a 20
NY yloGsi5 90 Provisions dull PORK, sl3G
go % DuAheats, Loose shoulders. sac long ceas,
ra f.D 5asS and sugar picked shoulder Cc; SUGAR
IsdSea smoAsu snonldei' 7'lc; hans i-tdl5se Ia
10 dlesh l4c Other articles unchanged frelghss
70 k'svstpoDi pep steamer duh gran per bushe S4si
chn 10y "IIets a. 81 Rcclpt.-tlouf, 5000 barrels
'ogyO bushels corn, - 600 bushels; 5000
corn. 10000 bushels ''" ''''O''
DO Boston, Aug 6,Markets unchanged Recelpts-Flour
oaS ana II COO sacks. corn, 1900 bushels
oa'9; a,OVO o. shels; shorts, 1O3 IONS.
nunaio' y. y, Aug. 6.-Wheat-No. I hard old ouss
atu wax sues 300 bushels 80 20 1000 bushels
,h 90 a. - old No 1 Northern 85c asked Yatf
,arc an u",eieui ca No Red. Ole now do $40
90 on tFaes sales. 500 bushels so. 8 Red -, in
sOl-i new fbc on track cafs extra No 3 Red new.
90 l'e On Gack lyuOO bushels No. White oregon
store SIC 70 no. White Michigan herc Corn opened
, w. yrsei9ays prices ard closed I'd &c higher;
no. : heiioW, 42ci NO. ,, f0Ac No g. 4Oac Ia si0rA
oats quiet and weak No White 81 L1c In store No
White. 3Qhc; No. Mixed 23Lc IN store Other
articles unchanged Canal felhs active and strong "a
To- AlDany-S0Ih. 3s Recepts-Flour g. 800 boil
wheat, 3D0,OOO bush; 900 1000: oafs OOo
Canal shpments-Whoat 1873 900 bush corn 90 OOCt
oats. ll6Oo0 Railroad shpmcnts-flour rs 900 bbls
wheat 30 90 bush; corn. los, 600; oat- - 600
Chicago Aug. 6Thc leading futures ranged a. foo-ysi
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ROsvoN WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON Aug 6.-Thcrc fair movement ~
wool confined mostly 70 small lots and prices werc VITA
out material change Holders not sp0sed accepts
lower prices wool which them high prices sat
prefer 10 walt until manufacturer stocks partially
exhausted and they obliged buy Ohio and Pfnp-
sylvana neeces have been selling az BE for Sa $40
Xxx 3jG 86s for hN and above and 3@c or No. ].
Michigan necces move slowly 40 32c In combing anf
drlane there have been small sales OF No comb
ing A0c: Ohio nne desine az 36c, aud Michigan ms
delane It 35c. Unwashed comblng wqels NOV, enienv
30d3lc tor blood. and 2Sc for =. Territory Tekas
Oregon and California woods moving .ar extent
80 GOa65c FOR fna and OOde3c FOR fine medium, on
secured basis Pulled wons continue STEADY ana sell -
80d39c for super and 25a nc for extra Foreign WOODS
are very firm. Carpet woods alc I'm better demand.
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pipioeno Notifies.
-1 c;n11cAe6 AND ALTON RAILROAD COMPANY.

CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD COMPANY.
CHICAGO ILL, Aug. 2, 1889.
n OTICE.-A quarterly dividend of Two Dol
~ lars sper share has this DAY been declared on tho
re second day 81 September next TO stockhoders OF
,.o-l M ls ,Oso * bu.iDcs hours thn 1871 inst
,Tre diydcnl ON shares registered IN Noa YORK VII
t nai 1t rio Office a. tAr corl s 0f-. Mcssr. John
r.,,, Co. &c., an Nil'nI.-f. NW.Ioc.. aHd me
','i,auI on shares rerisotaA ulaeO "ii b. pad 40
,,e 1aice ~ die treasurer Of thu COMPANY.
' w C. ~. FOSTER, Treasure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-07
Mem publications.
n APPLETON & co.
PUBLISH. THIS DAY:
CHRISTIANITY AND. AGNoSTICISM.

"A, CONTROVERSY. Consisting OF Papers by HENRY
WAGE d. D. Prof THOMAS H. HUXLEY, THE
BISHOP OF PETERBOROUGH, w. II. MADDOX,
3 and Mrs HUMPHREY WARD. 12mo. Cloth 81;
paper cover. so cents
The interest IN the recent controversy between
the.Rev DIR. Henry WAGE Principal of Kings College.
London and Prot Huxley the question Of the true
significance agnostcisn and incidentally OF the limits
Of natural knowledge and The difficulty Of getting at the
complete discussion when scattered through different
publications induced the publishers 70 bring the
articles Together single volume To these have been
nsded w II. Mallock's article Cowardiy AgnOsTcism
the "The New Reformation by Mrs Humphry Ward.
il.
THE LIGHT OF HER COUNTENANCE
x.NoVFI. BY II. H. BOYESEN, author Of "A
Daughter OF the Philstines," &c. APPLETONS'
TOWN AND COUNTRY LIBRARY limo Paper
cover so cents (AlsO in cloth, 10 cents)
the scenes Of this story open in New-YoTk but the
aeon soon shifts to Italy The characters are mainly
Americans and English The incidents are fresh and
pieturesoue and the movement animated
& BoND-sT. NETWORK.
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OCEAN 5teamers.

A NCHOR LINE. L. S. Mail Steamships.
N NETWORK AND LIVERPOOL
CITY OF ROM d Wcd so Az o5 Sent Il Oct 49,
""i''" GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY.
Fro1r Pier Al. North River foot OF Leroy-st
Frrnessia. Aug. 10 3 D. m Circassa Aug. - D. m.
Devonla..Aug. II, 10 a. m: Ethopa..Aug 81. a. m.
Rates OF passage 10
GLASGOW LONDONDERRY or LIVERPOOL: -.
Cabin, $50 and 500 Second class 800 Steerage, $50
TraVeers' Circular Letters OF Credit and Drafts for
amount issued at lowest current rae.
HENDERSON BROTHERS, 7 BOWLING GREEN.
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IL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

school Of the hi7hcst Grade the west bank Of
Hudson TWENTY-FIVE miles above Eow-york. Preparatory
work for young men. College fof ladies. Twelve
tracnefs Iuu in English. Business Languages,
Surveying ana IDen, crine, Drawing. Painting Music aud
Elorut.on. Ample lulliugs Steam heat GyInua T, um.
Pleasant home surrounding, and absolute health 20 ex-
arnnatons for $3.50 Tor school year Successful
for fifteen Years beyond any seminary the country.
Separae teaching aud special backward pupils
separate department. for young boys and girls send
for catalogue. w. H. BANNIsTER, A. M. Principal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-07

yy,HE BOOK OF oPKNAIR SPORTS octave, 800
\ naees illustrated The standard authority on
Ia nair smusements Rules for sailing swim
Ming ball payng shostng horseback riding &c, &c, ID
suS al naT coDV published BY The Tribune, New York
Tnteaipng and universally eompl'"sHted by the press
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-07

HARLESTON, S. c.. the South & Southwest
~ JACKSON VILE AND MI. FLORIDA POINTS.
THE CLYDE, STEAMSHIP COaPANG
CHEROKEE, Charleston and Jacksonville. Fri. Aug. o.
SEMINOLE, Charleston and jacksonville Tues Aug. 10.
ROQUOIS, Charleston and jacksonville Fri, Aug; 10
All steamers Nrst-cas. passenger Accommodations
Insurance under Op.n policy effected at oneff
cent WM' I. CLYDE e CO;j Gen Agents,
Bowling Green, N 7.
T. G. EGER G. F. A. c. S. F. & p Line. $40 B'w'y.N.Y.
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For Boon Sexes-Country.

A LLEGHEGY CoLLEGE--74th year begins September
N IT, Three A. Il. Preparatory school tng-
IeerinE music, Both Expenses low. Address D. H.
WHEELER. Ii. D.. Acting President, Meadyllle. Penn
A MoNG THE HILLS
"a IhITty-tuO miles from New Order RIO
gramme fof lst9-9p aud picture OF CHAPPAQUA NOUN
TAIN INSTITUTE. Chappequa. n. Y
GIAVEEACK IN. r. CQLI.EGE AND HUDSON
u River Institute. Heohfuiy and beaut FULLY located
in the Hudson River Valley. Affords superior advantages
for thQrough and Systematic education 70 boys and gt
physical culture a cons rvaory OF Music and Art Of
j . sn grade 36tn year opens september 9.
RAY. A. II. FLACK, A. NJ. prnst.
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Ocean Steamers

NONPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSATLAN-
" TIQUE FRENCH LINE TO HAYRE
COmpany's Pier new No az North RIVER IT, OF Moronst
la BRETACNE. de yousselln SATURDAY. August To- an
IA on AMPAGNE Boyer. Saturday. August IL . 80 AM
LA NORMANDIE. Collier. saturday August 81 n
A EORGET. General Agent no. Bowling Green
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-07

Prices for september delivery. sales lncluos
1000 August az 90 = and 10000 tOmOrrOw dohVcy
at 30 1900 5So 90 81 cents.
Tho refined market Is unchanged at Z. 40 cents per
gallon in New York and Philadelphia and I'Jo ceh>
IN Baltimore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-07
115 Broadway, Rooms ) aud SO, n. Y. City.
Hooking Valley Stock,

The CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY or NEW YORK
IS prepared receive deposits Of shares OF the COLUM
BUS, HOOKING VALLEY & TOLEDO RAILWAY
COMPANY, under the agreement appointing Messrs.
SAMUEL D. DAVIS, THOMAS +. RYAN and CHARLES
b. VAN NOSTRAND as Trustees and 20 issue the
negotiable receipts OF this Company exchange therefor
THE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK,
by T. z. OLCOTT. President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-07
Financial.
Piedmont Coal & Land Company,
si.G0 Per share Only Until saturday, August 1Oth,
Ancr Which The Price Of AnoLher BLOCH VIII 1e 500


Aer Which the Price Of Another Bloch! Will Be St25
This Company controls 300 acres OF land situated
on Naacs Ridge, Ithca Co., Tennessee, the mountains
from Chattanooga thriving town OF $4,000 nhabitsnts
ar w H0aOg5 81 9eS a5 ana s iron t Gcnn
Southern X r. TO the mines. distance OF y. miles
eide tie mountain. Ia milo, IN length
being @ a. Sat c p'"TrE c SS'f re
are mao a e II ne Sa Of the m9unn opo sn
placed immediately milne cars running to the chutes
oead iol cheap milling III and II or TN Ihe @S 9 '
oacrs have been made 70 the Company Tor large arg,
500 tons Of coal per day. Cokng ovens have already
III All odcr The supply 0 Of coal i, Braetssy aey
n1u'S ,o1a o ms rye oin nal o, T ds a.
he mines at prices which will average 70 the Company
Th output OF the mine is 70 be increased Immediately
70 Lepc Tors Per cay nSudng inc in ,r ikey b.
GAMING within few months tGa ;S1} 70 APO u Pr d az
capital stock Of 5000 900 The par value is so pr
NegJersey the stock being unassesiasble 20 H&S9h,y
E9%S1Fr Rgi a PEfSInr:y, WTNDERSOS
sECgETA,'Rf;Y AND TREAst RER.
II has been determined to sell limited amount Of the
up smaller amount VIII be sold a. much Agher price;
are put up the value Of the stock win be much ia
groc'K VIII LITE 81 ABLE ' 10 P2Y ANYwHERE FROM
p PER CENT TO % PER CENT UPON TIE PAR
yALUE, or ABOUT so PER CENT Upon Tia
IN tas the coal Is there large qqantiss and the
experimenting has all been done. 1t Is only necessary
put number Of cOkng sufficient TO produce
coke already spoken for realize. the above amount
II be taken into consideration that the mines
admirably located the business is legitimate,
there being no question about the quantity OF coal at
the mines $50,
Competent experts having already placed the available
output at over SIXTY MILLION TONS, NO DANGER
OF RUNNING SHORT
The stock viii be sold the present price until Sat
ur11y. AUGUST 10.
Lowest number of shares issued. 10 shares
MAKE CHECKS OR DRAFTS AT THE RATE OF
e PER SHARE TO TIE ORDER OF
w - CT!iUBERIIy Trustee
115 BROADWAY, Rooms 1 and SO, n. Y. City.
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a,usira! Instruments.


REMOVAL
WA. sNNABE ~ co.
have removed a. their new mareroons.
ffN FIFTH AVENUE,
goth st.
A number Of slightly used eia'i upright and souaN
pianos OF our make which spuo1 looted and usei
by the artists the Metropolitan Opera House SosyAy
during the past opera season will be sold AZ hbcrs ro
duoton from regular prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-07
Drp GOODS

CARPETINGS, Rugs, Nlattings Oilcoths, az
~ tr1etve prices Apartment house work speciality.
Fancy Furniture foldng Beds ANDREW TESTERS
SONS, al Broadway.
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CUNARD LINE.

CUNARD LINE.
NEw.YoRK TO LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN.
from Pier 40, North River
FAST EXPRESS MAIL SEI.llCE
ftrurs Aur II 10 50 IN. Servia.-..se sept Z, D.
Aurania Aug. pa y. Gaila sept H. 80 a. m.
Rothnia Aug % 80 a H. Etruria sept. Il, A.
Cabin passage $50. $50 and sloo. lniarmed.ate ss5:
sterage tickets 70 and from oil parts Of Europe az very
low rates For freight and pasoge apply 70 the company
OD''' VERNON H. brown & Co. General Agents.
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snstrTthor.
For Both Sexes-City

For Both Sexes-City
. orRcULARs OF GOOD SCHOOLS, FREE state
a whether for boys girls; city or country. X T..
xVTf,Y xnerican School Bureau. West l4th.st. n T.
~ XcK hRD's BUSINESS COLLEGE
- AND
SCHOOL OF sTEN0GRAPHY
will omen for the fan term On TUESDAY september o
piases can De occurred DUNG the month Of August by
ietser or personal application: send for circular
soSNi Va F S. > PACKARD, President.
I0I EAST 23D-ST
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Brooklyn.

II
nSBDORIYN HEICHTS.-Miss KATHERINE l.
ID MALTBYS Home and School offers ueighuu
residence Young Ladies who wish 70 enjoy ne hshesi
Art OF Academic advantages % New YORK ana
Brooklyn Address circulars 100 JoraemOnst Brook
iyn, N Y.
fTSHE BROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY Ssul year,
l3o-l4o MISUNDERSTANDING and Day School for
Sirls Reopens Sept % College preparation Circulars
On application. 81 heartily commend this tchooi
under nc psw management "-Chsfes Il. West. LII. -.
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uANIBURG- AMERICAN PACKET co.

HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET co.
4 EXPRESS SERVICE between New-York South.
ampton (Londonl and Hamburg, by the new Twin sore"
81 amcrs OF lO. 900 and 1880 horse power
Mall SUpmer HAMMONIA 5 30 a. August 10 -
Express s. ;. AUGUSTA VICTORIA P m, Aug, -
bourg Paris and Heml urg also direct 70 HAMBURG 90
iuq'a 30 D. M. Aug. g. Eohtmia. p. IA, Aug. 20
FIRST cabin $50 and upward st,erage ~ low rates
Steamers leave from Hamburg docks, Hoboken. AZ. j.
General once az broad General I7ssage once,
S Nv Z, y SCiIf RE- DIE G. T. RICHARD & CO..
r. = CORTIS Mgr. 61 Broadway. N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-07

AND LIVERPOOL.
ATES MAIL STEAMERS.
Britannia. sept. 4, | d. m.
Adriatic Sept. IL, z a. IN.
Ieutonlc sept. 1s, noon.
GeCm1nlc. Sept. %. . D. m.
foot OF West lcth.st.
'teamers. Saloon rates, $50
sJ5 and upward. according
.elth. Excursion tickets on
20. Company's oiilce. No.
BRUCE ISMAY. Agent
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TIE PETROLEUM MARKE1.
NEWS FROM THE FIELD and RANGE OF rRrcra

Yesterdays crude oil market showed further
sbrnkage in activity. but without dimnution Of tho
firm tone recently prcvsiling The transactions pos
ses,cd ttle significance in view OF their PROBES iaaal
character and as a guido ~ The iuirr iney can 10
given little weight An exuomf range Of iUciuaiOns
" only 81 cert was enjoyed and cash or immet.1ie
delivery On tf Jagged behind tho september sslefs'
contracts flu... field ii'te news was geaneh but
the tendency OF prices iui uI nfOteriy - hYN ara.
The charter engagements continue Iieiif and no 70
lined market keeps strong, rady 20 advance on arr
flo,h stimulus. The market closed a. u han Tiiod
through the day-dull but the tone was fully hrm,
with the pricB at the last sale bid.
Tie range Of prices and the total dealings we're as
M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-07

NTEW-YORK AND CUBA MAIL IS. COM
~ PANY FOR CUBA AND MEXICO.
From piers Ie and II, Il. H., every Wednesday and
s4pIToCA Hay, ProPrcso, Campeche.
&C. OF ATLANTA, Havana and Sagua Sat, Aug. 10
MANHATTAN Santiago de Cuba SClenfuegC Thur Aug IS
Steamers marked do not carry Passengers.
For particular freight passage apply 70
JAMES L. WARD & Co. lib Wsll-sk
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DED STAR LINE.

DED STAR LINE.
IL FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
Sailing from New York and AntwGp weekly.
NOORDLAND. Wedno day. August T. D. m
II.N NT.ND ....... wednesday. August il. 3 a. m.
Cabin rates: First Cabin. $50 and upwTL Excursion,
800 and upward Second Cabin, $40 Excursion. az
ami $50 StecraCe az Very low rates .
PETER WRIGHT SONSGcn Agts. Bowling Green.
NTATE LINE between New York Glasgow
- and Belfast L9rne( with through tickets at reduced
rates b Liverpool, London, Dublin, &c.
ITT on NEVADA. THURSDAY August s. D. m.
STATE OF GFORGfA-. Thursday, August 70 70 a M
Cabin passage s35 $50 according % ocson Of state
rooIn Excursion tickets, SIS 500 Seerage tickets 20
and from all parts OF Europe al lowest Ia'es from pier
foot OF Canal-s-. North RIVER
For freight and passage apply 70 - 80, - -
AIisIIN BALDWIN, & CO., Cen Agents SO BY, N. Y.
Steerage oni0e, 81 Broadway NewYofk
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WHITE STAR LINZ
w FOR QUEEN STOwN
loyal AND UNITED 81
Britannia. Aug. Z. . D. u.
Celtic, Aug. "A. 8 . q
Hreutonlc..A Aug. u, > y. N.
Germanic Avg. %, Z a. m.
Second cabin on these
and upward. Second cabin,
10 steamer aud location OF
favorable terms Storage,
~ broadway. New.York.
J.
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T. G. EGER. G. F. A. G. S. F. & p Line. $40 B'w'y, y
ONION me
TNMAN LINE U. S. and Royal Mail steamers

From pier 10, Of christoDher-st., New.York
CITY OF PARIS..-....... Wedne sday August 7, m.
CITY OF CHICAGO. Wedne day Aug. u. 80 d m.
CITY OF NEW.YORK. .Wefnes lay Aug. II. 80 N.
sCI'pY OF BERLIN .WelncSiay August .. 80 a. m.
CABIN PASSAGE, $50 and upward sES0ND CABIN.
From Innan pier foot Grlndst. Jersey City. pETEf.
WRIGHT & SONS. General Agents. 6 BOWLING
GREEN. n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-07

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CONPANY'S
Il LINES FOR CALJIoRNdA, JAPAN, CHINA
From New.York. Diei foot OF Canal.st. N. Il.
For the IsJhmus OF Panama
NEWPORT sails Saturday. August 10. noon.
From San Francisco. lst and Brannan stS
For China and Japan,
CITY OF PEKING sails Tuesday, August H. D. m
For freight passage ana general information apply 10
conipanyis ONCE 0 the pier foot Of Canast N. !
III. J. BULLAY Superin pendent
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,YE- SEMINARY. RYE, NEW.YoRK.
~ iO' particulars a1if''' Mrs. g. ). LIFE.

ST AGNES SCHOOL; Tor girls: Albany. N. Y. Under
- the direction Of the Ri Rev. w c.; Doane, s. t. ~
Ii. d. Charges 800 Der aunum, Entrance feo, go.
Twentieth year begins sept p. gor catalogue address
ST. AGNES SCHOOL
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DIOCESAN SCHOOL
FOR GIRLS. WATERBURY,. CONN.
FRANCIS T. RUSSELL. RECTOR.

FRANCIS j. Rl cSfllA ldAIDi-
S,EVEN GABLES. BRIDGETON. y. AIRS West
- COTS boa ding school ior young laeics In South
dry. Gymnasium ILLUSTRATED circular
e. EYMoUR SMITH INSTITUTE, Pine Plains. v Y
- Heated by steam; hcahfuli h0mrIEei prepares ior
college and business Rev A. MATIICE A. VI, Primo.
HORT HILLS, New, Jersey Instituted tiofougn
- French, German and English home schoo for young
ladies and children location and other advantages unsuF
passed fall term VIII begin september D.. ~.
Nile II. 5. BAQUET. Prln
SING SING, on THE HUDSON.
~ MISS l.. b. sHERRAHDS school for Young Ladies.
THE OSSINING INSTITUTE
Reopens September 18th
TEMPLE GROVE LADIES, SEMINARY, ssratqs.
L SphngS y. Y. Thrty-ffth year begins September
lS. Address CHAS. f. DoWD, Pm. D., Pres.
THE GHsWoLD HOME SCHOOL, Lyme. Conn, FITS
for college teaches the usual branches ana accom-
pisbments harp guitar and rich brcign ombroideries
recommended by physician for delicate girls
THE MISSES ANABLE7S Boarding and Day school
L for Young Ladies' WITH reopen September 20 AZ
CO Bayardst New Brunswick, n. J.
THE WON AN'S COLLEGE OF BALTIMoRE.-NeXt
Session begins September II. Program sent On sppIi
the President
VIM H. HOPKINS, PHI. D.. baltimore Nd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-07

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Depai traents also IN music and art Mrs. HENRIETTA
KIfTZ O45 Waluuf-st. phiildclnhia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-07

Cash quotations were A. follows: Flour quiet and
changed No Spring Wheat - &c No. spring Wheat,
nominal No. Rod - oc No. Corn 36-c No. . oats.
2O9.c No. Rye, 422G4Sc; no. Bailey nominal No
FlaxScd 81 IS Prime Timothy seed 81 i2aSl as Ness
Pork per barrel $40 GjaslO 20: lard yer 100 H. f6 90i
Shors Ribs sides QO0-eJ - 40d 20 %; Dsy sailed
Shouidars oVedl Al s7Ts5 short Clear SIDES fboyeI
- 7sQ IS ST.. Whisky dlsllers finished goods, per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-07
THE LIGHT OF HER CoUNTENANCE.

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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1889-03-20
"A Sea of Settler.
From the Boston Transcript.

FROM the Boston transcript.
A company has purchased the SeltZer
spring, Saratoga, and will utilize its wa
tiers for the purpose of liberating and
storing in liquid form the carbonic ac'd
gas with which it abounds. To do this,
extensive arrangements are being mede
upon large amount of invested capital.
This settler spring. located on Spring
Avenue, was developed by DR.. Has
kins less than three years ago.
The drill was put down to the
depth of 500 feet. At this
depth an abundant supply of water was
found flowing from crevlce in the rock
bottom. A few days ago, to assure him.
self of the depth of the spring, Mr..
Brunler sounded it with a line and
plummet; but instead Of resting at zoo
the weight sunk the whole length of the
line-900 feet. Other soundings have
since been made, the weight used being
piece of inch gas pipe filed With lead
til a depth of $500 feet has
been reached, and yet without
touching bottom or any obstacle. No
further soundings will be made until
instruments expressly designed for the
purpose can be procured. Prof. Brun-
Ter admits it as possible that the line
and weight could have been carried
away by some powerful current but he
holds to his original belief in the exist
ence of d subterranean sea of greater or
less extent, and that there is undoubt-
edly some connection between it and
the water of the ocean. In other words,
that Saratoga is over vast water-filled
cavern, the roof of which is about 500
feet thick. He also thinks it probable
that at a given depth and temperature
carbonic acid gas may be found in a
liquid form. The specific gravity of the
liquid gas is about nine degrees lighter
than water, which would readily cause
the water to climb 800 feet above the
ocean level. Should the existence of a
subterranean sea be established, it
would put to flight many theories and
scientific speculations as to the source
and course of the many mineral springs
there.