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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-30
/ lFEcrohH
OF THE
SALT LAKE REAL ESTATE BOARD.
kllkECIOKY

: j. l. u.
OFFICERS OF THE ASSOCIATION:
/ B. G. RAYBOULD, President.
/ HARVEY HARDY, Treasurer.
! r. NJ. WILKINSON Secretary.
! LIST OF MEMBERS:
F. NJ. BISHOP, III Main street.
/ T. J. BLUE, 90 Main street
T. L. BOWMAN, 81 W. Second South street.
/ J. FRED. CORKER, 2jl Main street
! W. H. Cassidy, 81 W. Second Souyh street
| W. II. CROMAR, ia W. Sdco-d South street.
C. S. DESKY, 12l Main street.
! c. DRISCOLL, IS E. Second South street.
/ B. A. NJ. FROISETH, IS L. Second South street
w. FULLER, 10 Main street..
j. X. GILLESPIE. &c w. Second South street.
H. n GREENE, ga Main street.
| O. GROSHELL, cor. Main and Second South st.
A. J. GUNNELL, Room 70 Scott-Auer5aca BIZ,
H. HARDY, II Main street.
F. G. HEATH. 80 Main street.
NJ. Z. HOPKINS, 23i Main street
j. +. JACK, 2a5 Nam street.
L. T. JONES, lGl Main street.
f. Il. KELSEY go Main street.
| g. H. KNOWLDEN, 81 Main street.
| }. i. LAWSON. 267 Main stree.
VIM. J. LYNCH, ~ MaIu street.
| C. Z. MITCHELL. 245 Man street
j. A MORLAN, 143 Main stree.
NJ. X. PARSONS, ~ Main sir-+t
B. G. RAYBOULD. 81 W. =, { '4j South street.
A. a. RICE, 23G Man street.
A. II. RILEY. 43 l.. Second Scaii. street.
F. p. SEARS 245 Ram street
d. A. SMILEY, cor. Mia ;tud s3aeuaa So'i,E 81.
c. d. ST. GEORGE. ~ south B'aiD street
S. b. WESTERFTEl4U ID. ~ Maj St:ee..
A. J. WHITE, 81 Z. Second South st,cCf.
r. B. WHITTEMORE. - ". second S3Ath s..
T. A. WICKERSFAh al; i,Iail stree.
+. NJ. WILKINSON. ~ Nam street.
a ID. WOOLLEY, l:,i fain street.
g. YEADON. 80 Main street.
Parties desiring in'o.1aat;on in rcgl:t 10 salt
Lake city and teIT:t ~, caa o.ta'u The Sine
free of charge by adi;t ssin2 aGy Vi ;ae above
named persons.
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A Real Good Boy.

A patrolman who was walking down Cass
avenue the other day was halted by boy of
TO- who asked:
fare you after pap mo, my son."
"After mar mo"
AFTER brother Jimf" "No"
"After our hired girlT' mo"
''Then you must be after mel Say, never,
never done it, but I'll go along without re-
sistance! Put on the handouts and call the
wagon n-Detroit Free Press.
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Cautions.

Salesman lin clothing store,-The gentle
man who ordered the check suit this morning
has sent it back
Proprietor-What'st the matter7
Salesman-Says he doesn't know the house
and prefers not to take SO large a check I'M
less 1t is certified. Detroit Free Press.
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Root VS., Route,

Mrs. De Billette-I really must travel
this summer for my health. 1t is such a
worry, though, to make up ones mind
what route to take
Aunt Hannah-Why, Lord, child, if
you're feelin' bad at this time o. year, the
best root you can get is yaller dock, to my
notion.-Terre Haute Express
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BE Got 1t.

"Wehad cane presentation down at school
today" said William, after an unusually long
Eile1ce at the supper table.
"Ah, indeed And who got the cane?"
81 did. Merchant Traveller.
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IL! COAL!
COAL,

Rock Springs, Red Canyon, Weber and
Pleasant Valley. Order now from the
Union Pacific Co. c. E. MAINLAND, Agent.
Office, cor. Main and End South.
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Compliment Is Never n Chestnut
He-Are you afraid of thunder storms,
Miss Daisys
She-Oh, yes, dreadfully.
He-I should think you would be, you are
50 attractive. Burlington Free Press.
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In the Matter of the Estate Of George W
Thomas, Deceased-Gotice.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Pr05ats Cog1f II ami fin. sci Lake G0y.s'g
Territory o. Ct0E.
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The Fair will give bargains in imported
lunch baskets this week.
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Effective Remedy

for constipation and indigestion, and
Moses Grenier, Lowell, Mass.
81 have used Ayers Pills, for liver
troubles and Indigestion, during many
years, and have always found them
prompt and efficient in their action. =
L. n. Smith, Utica, n. Y.
al suffered from constipation which
assumed such an obstinate form that
feared it would cause Stoppage of the
bowels. Two boxes of Ayers Pills eff
fected a complete cure" ID. Burke,
Saco, Me.
al have used Ayers Pills for the past
thirty years and consider them an in
valuable family medicine. 1 know of
no better remedy for liver troubles,
and have always found them prompt
cure for dyspepsia. y James Quinn, 60
Middle ST., Hartford, Conn.
Having been troubled with costive-
ness, which seems inevitable with per-
sons of sedentary habits, have tried
Ayers Pills, hoping for relief. am
glad to say that they have served me
better than any other medicine. L
arrive at this conclusion only after
faithful trial of their merits. - Samuel
7. Jones, Oak St, Boston, Mass.
Ayers Pills,
PREPARED BY
Or. J. c. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Dealers in Medicine.
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DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, JANUARY 20 YEN PAGES

us in about the position Of uhe country parson On-
less we turn the barrel over and get out sermon
a year aid there is little to be said. However,
Atchison. TopelSa and Santa Fe stock offers
text for few fresh remorlnS. More or less or
synopsis of the companys expected statement
not done in an intelligent form, and few persons
comprenended its character Inc bears were
bouDd bv their situation, to give TO 10 Its hrSt
iptprnre;Etiou in the marlSe. or they never could
give the second Interpretation. They took tho
bull by the horns Opened the prices IN Boston
down / 7-8 per cent at AZ l-oA41, while IN New;
York il opened up LIZ per cent az 40 J-o, ana
so far yielded TO the Boston quotation as 70 ae-
cline 10 as on small but rapid sales. me stock
closed 80 9-s bid or l-s higher than saturdays
or the general market it is the same old story.
Marriott crowded in the early hours by Tree onef-
ipgs and hammerings, and later efforts TO recoup
the contracts. Seemingly there was nOoe more nor.
than ordinary in this afternoons recovery. EVIL
IDENTIFY the Atchison statement proved usdp-
pointment to those who have counted 50 hucn on
It's effect and the manner in which their offerings
Ct That stock were absorbed by parpes VINO
knew more than the statement reVeaE Oh the
conditions and prospects of the company, was ID
Staggering blow to the anticipated manlpuiafoh.
But after all, values now are question OIL nlah-
agement. The business for $50 is assured Lnere
is almost certainty that with the lntcrstale Son
mission determined TO enforce the law, anu tle
owners of the properties alert as they never were
before, the arrangements will secure the Deneu.s
OF the larger business. None Of them care 90
otherwise. The general market closed strong AZ
about the highest figures of the day
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET
Government bonds were quiet, with the bids
for the per cents advanced IA per cent An
nexed are the closing quotations:
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Antiion Sales.
EXTENSIVE GOLD MINE FOR SALE

To be sold Of public auction By the undersigned, At
the Merchants Exchange, IN the city Of HALIFAX, on
Thursday, the BourteeL day OF March next at twelve
o'clock noon. that extensive, valuable and weequipped
GOLD MINE known as the Dufcrin GOLD MINE, stu.
ate on the Atlantic coast about ninety miles east Of said
city. Daily mail from Halifax. Telegraph ONCE 40
Salmon River four miles from tho works Salmon River
harbor never freezes and easy Of access The
embraces 80 areas each 150X250 feet all in one
block. The entire measures fifteen hundel feet IN
width across, and eight thousand Ayc hundred ana fifty
feet along the lodes The leases have nearly fourteen
years TO and at any time be renewed for period
OF twentyone years UPON payment OF dollars per
Within this belt Of veins dipping on each
side OF antcllnal. They have been found by tests
made the surface TO extend upward OF 1000 Feet The
been partially removed TO depth Of 200 feet over
distance OF about 700 feet and 20 depth averaging
20 feet additional 1000 feet in length or
theIeabouts The veins OF various width the largest
averaging about ten feet Of solid quartz
This mine discovered In the autumn OF 1880, but
was not worked 10 any until the autumn OF 1881
yielded up 10 the end OF November 30l9 ounces
gold o. 50S OF quartz according TO the sworn
returns made the Mines onice Tho gold can be
produced at cost which Will leave verv handsome
margin OF profit
The mine Is operated by machinery worked by water
power The power being transmitted BY line Of wire rope
ABOUT $50 fcet~and lying parallel The outeIop saic
Veins az distance thereffom OF about fifty feet The
he hoisns and pumping power ami the wafer !,
esterwaFd used to dive the tgusher The latter Ia,
operate three times that number sixty stamps can BE-
OPERATED with present machinery. vi the 100 horse
power existing for pumping and holsting only abou
twenty-five used. There are about 700 acres OF we'll
timbefea and Mell-watercd land owned with the mine
This partly covers the areas and where II does not mne
dlatey adjOins them. 10 IS also provided with a
plant 20 operate hosting gear and pumps In case OF acct
dent the transmission power slwmili sufficient fO
The Requirements Of the property tfamway from ths
mine eFushcr for carrying quartz, and stables oce
and boarding houses SUFFICIENT 10 accommodate large
number OF employees.
The mine Is owned and has been operated by partner
shin owing the death Of Of the principal
it has 10 be sold enable his be settled
good tito VIII DC given.
Terms, per cent cash, balance within thirty day
from day OF sale The deposit % be- forfeited IN tg
purchaser fails complete the purchase within that time
Further particulars can be had reference 10 n. ~
MFAGHEH, Q. c., Bedford Row, Halifax or 10 JAMES
IIrGG q sONS. AUG -LnnenIs HL-liOrd Row
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Mem l)ubliraiiOus.

S0 O00 BOOKS, BALANCE; E. OF STOCK lcS *:
I,ietons and Scott 50 70 set; 500 Maeaaay 30
esnfs; 500 Gibbons Rome, vols, 81 300 sets
fsrixie II vols, 5O Chambesss CyclGpeda, - 80;
uskn. Irving, Gnizors France 10000 popular novels N
49, M styles Of binding 1000 popular limos, 10 aud
81 eents 10000 steel engavngs, 10.cents each 10000
bound books and 10 cents each sell books cheaper
fhzu ever before known IN this city. You Will never
sss them 80 cheap again. Open evenings LOVERINGS
NETWORK BOOK EXCHANGE. 7si broadway, oppo-
n Denn!ngs.
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or the guarantee notes subscribed for In amount
600 600 had been eallei TO November 30 1888
100000 leaving balance that date of 50 100000 not
called nor paid In
The general surplus account Of the AtcElson,
Topeka and Santa Flo Company as Of November
30, SS8, stood as follows:
Total income surplus December 81, ISL. s7940 G2e
Profit from operations after liked 90. -.
charges, II M tbs TO Nov 30,sS SiOgs,OO0
Dividends pad...................-...- 2,O25,O0O
-. 1855. 900
Net general income surplus Nov. 80 lsss S0,3sl, CO
Add sundry surplus accounts for specific pur
Renewal and improvement fund. $500
Whole amount appllcab-c, .cr,.....-. FoOV,uOO
Charged ia TO Nov. 80, 1888. dr. SIo5lO -
Fire insurance fund ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90 $50
Sinking fund account per cent binds. 3595s
Cancelled bond accounts -.
Land grant mortgage bonds. Rlvt,DVy
Land ineoufo. per cent bOnds- tSVVup
Five per cent bond. lI5,uOO
Sinking fund, per bolIds--- irtuOD
a. per cent sinking fund bOnds-.- DlsUug
y. c. sinking fund secured bonds oahUuU
suspense cancelled bond act t5sl SSooV =, eoo ooo
Ration coal sinking fund aceount.....-........ 1900
Total general surplus Nov. 80 1sSs.. 90, 500, 63f
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS
The operations in to-doy's stock market leave
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9nstrnftion.

For Young Ladies--City.
Rr LECTURES FOR LADIES.-R Dr. Gardeners
ssooi Tor girls, COZ 5h-aye Mrs. Gardner, author
a. Hilary IN rhyme Lady teacher wanted next year
= ACKsoN SEMINARY, 2025 kth-aye., New. York
j bozrlin1 Z. school for Young Ladies' and Children;
t<fms $500 yearly.
xyx x NORMAN INsTITUTE (Foundci 1850, HOME
AMI, DAY SCHOOL.-Central PARK. West. ~ 02a-s~
fzgoresa Masson.l Nine. VAN NORMAN, Pnns'psL
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The Treasury purchased Sd O2. BOO 4 IL per ce

The Treasury purchased 81 OF, 500 1-2 per cent
In State bonds little was Done North Carolina
consol As sold at 90, Louisiana consol rs az
80, and Tennessee settlement IS at ] Oh a. VI
city bank stocks State sold 90 at 1O9 but closed
The general bond market continues to be the
conspicuous feature Of the dealings at the EA-
change. Bear manipulation there has proved TO
be an expensive toy To play with. The demand
is real, and contracts TO deliver cannot stand
over for an indcfpite period as, they have done
usually large and included wide range Of issues;
While Philadelphia and Reading general IS ana
first preferred 6s continued TO DO the prnclpai
feature and advanced to 93 5-S and 81 respect
lively, other issues responded TO investment ae-
mands by higher figures. Chesapeake ana ONO
As certificates rose to 81, and the currency, cer
first certificates to 81 SIS and the Seconds TO
"a 1-2-all closing at the highest figures Pitts
Rur den aaa Aantc and Pacc Is advanced to
81. New-YorlS, Lake Erie and Western second IS
were called up TO 100 SO. New-iOrlS, chicago
and ST. Louis As rose TO 90 Ia burlington ana Ms
Quincy debenture IS sold up TO 105 I-2. and Ne
braska As to "a IA. The whole list was strong,
Missouri Kansas and Texas Issues IS Sr maze a,Ii
some advances. Reference Is maoe 10 QUIZ lun
report of bond sales.
In the unlisted department Of the Stock Ex-
change, Cotton Oil certificates sold 'S,C00] az
80 S4a5l l4aSl G Brq aTST TsSo 40 a. SoS aO
The call loan market at the Exchange ruled at
per cent with some exceptions at IL per cent.
The Clearing House statement To-Day was as
follows Exchanges, sos, E''SV' paIances'
s4,O14,656.
The Sub. Treasury to-day was debtor TO the
Clearing House sG50.154 Its net loss on balance
on Saturday and to-day was $2,0S6.O54, made up
by losses Of s2,l2s,454 coin, less currency gain
Of sss,4Oo. The two days operations covered;
Receipts S4,055, 005; payments, s6,14l,O5s; re
mltng in q general balance OF s1Se,51l, Isl, con-
Ssting Of sl67,190,s54 coin and Sh32o,s2Z
currency
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceived to-day s43l,9 National bank notes Tor
redemption.
The customs receipts were s741,469 and the
internal revenue receipts were S700,0s2.
To-davs Washington Treasury statement OF
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares with
the figures OF the last previous statement as
follows:
Jan. o. jan o. Differences.
Net cold on hand Si9f ala OBJ sI94 $50 Inc 9bS
Net silver hd 2S.9o7.0Oo 2<199,525 Inc. 2o2,4Se
N on sSn so1s5sos so2oe17l Inc IOs ocs
Actual cash in
Treas'y wants
outstand'g -. 49,. -. =, a 40, -. 900 q,
certificates e2fS 3OOJO3 f24s voS Inc a2S
Deposits IN banks 4639A25S 4OV-S'sVo Dee' o'ooo'
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Gsrurslons.
naurina araoemies.

A --CARTIERs DANCING ACADEMY, so 5th.zw.
n. between 18th and 14h sts private and cses Lessons
all hours lady assistants special terms for clubs and
families; classes attended city country waltz tsugh5
A LIEN DoDwoRTH NO. 0S1 FIFTH AvENUT
"A Glasses and private lessons
For gentlemen Monday and Thursday evenings
Send 2-cent STAMP for circular OF terms &c
H ERNAND0's Dancing Academy. 162 East 55tksA
New classes forming for second term All
Fashionable Dances. Send for circular.
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7 EoNARD BROTHERS CO.,
Il go 5T1EAVE.
Il. A. LEONARD, huctloneer.
SUPERB FRENCH FURNITURE
ELEGANT DIkPERGES
ANTIQUE SILVER, DRoNZES, CLOCKS,
CHINA. CUT GLASS, MIRKoRS, ETC, ETC,
BELONGIHG TO
Mr.. GEO IT, UNDERWOOD.
ALSO
PRIVATE COLLECTION
RARE AND cHofoE ENGRAvINes
AND
OIL PAINTINGS.
ALSO
POSITIVE SALE NO RESERVE
OF
$50 CHOICE ANTIQUE AND MODERN
ORIENTAL RUGS AND CARPETS.
TAPESTRIES AUBUse0N CARPET, ETC.
SALE TOMORROW,
"WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
JAN. 30. 81 AND FEB |,
AT O'CLOCK EACH DAY.
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FINANCIAL MARKETS.

FINANCIAL MAEhEIb
royDoy ian 2s-4 D. m.--COnsols 90 1915 for money
G a. Tor the account Atlantic and Great Western rst
rtg Trustees Certificates, IS Erie 2S7s do second
consos lO4ss Paul Common, % Mexican ordinary,
SoI, NewYork Central. lllis; Reading, 2tSs Mexican
CenIa itiement opened to-day the London stock Ex
Money was abundant Contangoes easy 1i
@ nt for foreign securities and 3a@4 per cent FOR Ane
can railway securities an n -, -. ..u..
e rate discount IN the open market for short bills Is
= nor cont and for three months Oils : per cent
Money ~ per cent =, 49,. ..n. ra,,., =, ~, -. >,
paris advces quito . per cent ronl9s ~ 81 francs 20
vi \ confines for checks T., a.. Mt =, -, - 49,,
The ot bnon gone INTO he Bank OF England on ba
ance today Is 4 10000
spanish Is rs. .. ~. q. A. o,on.A $780, ,r...a
h & selling became active Three per cent rentes for the
.hs damned 30 ceRtmes Italian l5 Confines
aip Fonrsr 25 centlmes, Suen Canal shares
francs 80 centmes and Panama Canal shares irncs 90
geu
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Net cash balances s204 Dec Soo-V'
The foreign exchanges were dun for Wednes-
davis mail, with the tone Of the market easy
W. revise quotations for business as follows:
Bankers bills at 81 So Ia and 81 SO l-2 re-
spectively for long and short sterling; french
francs 40 g. 20 5-5 and 5.l7 3-S; reichmarks at
Oh 3-s and % rs, and guilders at 40 and 40 H.
In London British consols were easy at
os 1916 and % 7-S respectively for money and
account The Bank Of England gained tl5eoS
bnllion on balance In the open market money
ruled at | per cent between bankers and az
7-Sa2 per cent for discount Of bankers bills,
against the bank rate OF I-2 per cent. Bar
silver WAS steady at AZ OIL Cd. per ounce English
standard American railways opened higher ruled
finn and closed strong with some concessions
based on the midday home quotations. Al
paris French per cents declined TO So. 75 and
sight exchange on London was weak at 1927 l-2
francs TO the L.
s V. White &c Co. announce that out OF
total issue of 81. OOO, 900 first mortgage 5 per
cent bonds Of the Cleveland and Canton Railway
Company, only 100000 remain unsold
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

limited States Government and other desirabl.
SECURITIES
FOR
INVESTORS.
HARVEY FISK a. SONS
Bankers. 90 Nassau-st. Ncw-York.
SPIRITS OF TURpENrINE
cuAp7 zxroS Ian 2s-Turpentine Arm az As&
WILMINGTON Jan 28.-rurpentne quiet az A3s
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fost ana 5cnmo.

l oST.-Bank- book No. 5s1 400, Bank for Ssyi1xA
~ % Bieecker-sk, New York Payment stopped Please
return book to Bank
/ OST OR SrOLEN.-Bank-books Issued BY the Seanlan's
~ Bank for Savings, NewYork the subscriber II not
found returned the Bank within so from this
date, viii apply TO the Bank for new book.
NewYork, Jan. %. 1889. 4
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Gtaehers.


best TEACHERS supplied, no charge; teachers
Advanced registration Zee vacancies always 90 hama
form for stamp. x T. AVERY. American School Bureau
West I4th-st, y. r.
A EVERETT STONE, private tutor; graduate OF Yale !;
n. recommended bg Rev DT. VIM NJ Tayior; = sue
oessful teacher emnenuy qualified TO Neet o9o.sl
A -PROFESSoRS Teachers, Tutors. Goyernesses - Al
A.banches supplied schools and families. Alfcllhfs
schools parents. Modern languages spoken MlttlAM
COYRTERE 81 Fast 17th.s.. bet. shave ana hNsy.
A NORMAL GRADUATE would Ike morning engage
"A Instruct more pupils IN primary OF
advanced English branches German added, II desired
Address Miss ~, lob 4uraNe
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Professors Teachers Tutors 6ovefnerfesI
&c, 70 Colleges Schools and Famle& Apply 70
Mrs. NJ. j, YoUNG-FULToN. % Onion square.
ID RocKwAY's TEACHERS AGENCY formerly Chi
I'D cagO supples superior teackers for schools colleges
and families Mrs l.. FEEESiAN-BROCkWAY' %
West 23d-st. RncommeDds schools 70 patcntA
ID RIYATE INsTEUCTIoN.-An experienced tuto-
for college business; superior CITY refer
enees. Address YALE GRADUATE, Box a. Tribune
ONCE.
w oMANs EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU lfoi
w both sexes supplies professors tc2eber R0VeEessA
musicians housekeepers companions ehaperones &C.. 70
colleges schools and families also bookkeeperA Nenog
piers and cOpYlsts business tfmA - -, 49,.
Mrs A. d. CULVER 800 5th-ave.. he"'fork CIV
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STEAMBOATS,.


A BOSTON, via Fall River Line, only IS
srsclass ,,sa Sssts REDUCTION @ 70 s e..
leave pier Is n r. foot sS o. Mi 1 q 80
Connection BY Annex Boat from Brooklyn Jersey Civ
at 4 p. m. An orchestra on each stean.ss -
IN Ryoriss inside route Fares reduced; 40 nss,on,
ss worcester 90 60 Corresgondins ScapeuSpl yes ~
y WstssE tnsxt pier above DesorosscssL ieII oAaJ
SUNDAYS excepted at 80 D. Tickets NO ~ "en3
sssusd a. principal ticket once. IN Se"'fofR "a"
W.strotps Express Will call Tor ana snevk oaas@ss
from hotels ana residences. =: ". sEAD1. .s%e
NTEW.HAVEN.- Steamers leave Peck-slip
~ 1pier o. n Ri at D. m and IL n (suncays ez
eeutd Steamers strive In time for early trains north ana
east
BLOOMINGTON LINE.
FARES REDUCED-INSIDE ROUTE BOX Soslos.
q: PROVIDENCE, 50 %; WORCESTER, ~ ov. :.
PASSENGERS choice OF three express ef&ahS' TO
clinng chairs free Of charge. e..... ,o.-a Nav
steamers Rhode Island and 5tonlngtoh lears ss az
YORK from new SO, N R., one block ABOVE Sen~s@s
daE exSeps rsesfer Co. VIII call and check
baggage from hotels and residences.
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SALES AT TIE STOCK EXcHANGE-JAN. g.
THE GENERAL LIST
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Jnsirnrtion.
For Boys and Young Men-City.

rr,y1vrRs1rY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 1,4IS BsSa1way,
u near 1od.Et ga year primary, coInnSI HnRBY
cal departments instruction th0rougn; IS5,ircinais
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xITOODBRIDGE SCHOOL, 81 East 4olan.St, s 5sys aeei
w Classical, English Two hundred stu1'N'' ~ -
prepared for Columbia School Of Mines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-29

FOR LOWER VALUES AND
A RALLY or UNUSUAL SIGNIFICANCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-29

AdYaneed BY AZ TOP. and San. 10 el,20OO00 12OO0OO
AtcsOn Topeka and Santa deficit year 100000
The net floating debt Of the company as of
November 30, 1888, was s., 1902, made up
by gross liabilities Of ss. CAB, sos less Dash and
cash assets OF $3,457,413, The debt was payable
as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-29

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