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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-10-16
DON'T OWN THE EARTH.
The Standard oil Company Gets a Bla
Eye in the Ohio Courts.

TIC oIaiNfTtl UT NUEIlp1NNy NTFNs ~ fIItIIN
Eye in the Ohio Courts.
TOLEDO, Oct 1.-THE circuit court to-
day sustained the decision rendered re-
Gently by Judge Pendleton in the common
pleas court at Findav. The suit was
brought by the Standard oil company to
prevent a railroad from being built along
territory which had been leased by that
company for gas and oil purposes, the
Standard company claiming to own the
entire right, except for agricultural pur-
poses. This was denied.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-10-16
NOTICE TO HEIRS, CREDITORS, Etc.

In the matter Of the estate OF Carter Temple. ST.,
deceased.
IN the Marion Circuit Court, September term, leSa.
Notice is hereby given that Carter Temple, IT. a.
administrator OF the estate of Carter Temple, ar,
deceased has presented and iled his account and
vouchers in final settlement Of said estate and that
the wiil up for examination and action Of
said Circuit Court the 25th day OF Octoher 1850 At
which time all heirs, creditors legatees of said
tate required 10 appear in said court and show
cause. il any there be- why said accoGnt and vouch-
err should not be approved. And the heirs Of said
estate also hereby required al the time and place
Aforesaid TO appear and make proof OF their hershp
CARTER TEMPLE. in.
II. L. Smith, Attorney. est
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-10-16
The AMERICAN FARMER

published monthly
y the Farmer StocBreeder Daman Gardener their
industry with the
without ideas their minds It
the
sample house we'll
wiho
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-10-16
BURKEiS DEFICIT.
1t VIII be Nearly Half DIlion-Some
Bonds Recovered.

Bonds Recovered.
New ORLEANS. Oct. 12.-To-day Atty.
Gen. Rogers sued out writs of sequestra-
ton against Maurice j. Hart and Miss
Laura Gaines, sister of Mrs. L. A. Burke,
to recover certain portions OF the stolen
state bonds. These are constitutional
bonds pledged by Burke. These COM
plete the SIS, 400 new Louisiana tours that
have been taken from the treasury. There
are still outstanding about 100000 worth
OF bonds which disappeared during Burke's
term of office, and these, it has been
shown, were used by Burke as collateral
and finally disposed of, mostly in this city,
and so well distributed that only one or
two parties have among their holdings
more than 10 per cent. of the stolen bonds.
After deducting the recovered bonds from
Burke's deficit, he is still about 100000
short
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-10-16

Indispensable for washing Dishes windows carpets clean
properties afraid to have their clothes washed with it
Well in the past years the consumption of Pearnehas
exceeded I5o,oooooo packages and complaints but
numerous letters praisingit Why, because PEARLINE
IS absolutely harmless in its place. and of the best
places to put it is in the wash tub You soak your
finest linens and laces in Pearne and water for month
with perfect safety That's much Pearine they would
Wecoud afford spend time and money telling
the public through the newspapers single thing about
Pearne that would stand the test sooner you
test it, the sooner you'll know that PEARLINE will do
than claim for it. 1t pure and harmless the
finest imported castle soap It's success has brought out
many dangerous limitations
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-10-16

WAsHINGToN, Oct. 1o.-The wife of Col. w.
Z. Mclean Of Indiana, late deputy commits.
sioner of pensions, died here to-day Her re-
mains will be temporarily inferred here and
later taken to Terre Haute
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-10-16

Life is but short and we should do all we
can 10 prolong it. Check a cough or cold at
once by using the old reliable remedy, DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-10-16
Horsford,s Acid Phosnhnte

A brain and nerve food for lecturers, teachers,
students, clergymen, lawyers, and brain.wOrkers
crnr,nrnllrr
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-10-16
The INDIANA STATE SENTINEL 81 Per Year,
And the AMERICAN FARMER 81 Per Year,
Both Papers One Year For $1.1O.


SENTINEL We will furnish who will both papers
believe this will bring that Just think it, Two papers
in the
Newspaper n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-05
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
San Francisco Feb. T. 1889.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.
MoudoV Feb IN


There is no short interest in the stock market"
That has been the cry for months. Evidence oil
i,s existence to arre extent was furnished to-day
if before there had been lack Of it. Judge Brown
If the United States Circuia Court and 4" The
CHICAGO Herald were made the factors in to-
DAYS speculation to the extent of causing hesin-
ton and giving the bears opportunity again
TO repeat the tactics OF last -ear But no one was
Frightened In the case of the Chicago and Rock
Island Company against the Iowa State Railroad
Comm ssoners, Judge Brown granted a temporary
Injunction pending a hearing, restraining the
Commissioners from enforcing certain schedule
of rates which they had ordered. Ten days ago
the Judge after a hearing. decided that the court
of first jurisdiction was the State Courts of Iowa,
and consequently dissolved his Injunction or
course this decided all similar cases before him,
one Of which was that Of the Chicago Darlington
and Quincy. But 1t that in the latter
case the decision was only rendered on last Sat
urday
On this latter decision The Chicago Herald
prints a narrowing article the effect on the
railroads in Iowa in particular. and on those in
Minnesota, Nebraska, Kansas and Missouri in gem
eral Ii says II the rates are enforced. aS it
is claimed they will be, it is bankruptcy for tho
Iowa roads and disaster 10 commercial interests in
the Vest What pity This awful pGedic-
ton was promptly forwarded by special kilograms
TO the leading firms in the Street,
and was spread before operators generally by au
enterprsing news agency, followed by several
Chicago specials which evidently were not
satisfied with The Herads7 woful tale Fin
ally. when Chicago seemed to be dissatisfied
with the little effect prices which its gush'
had had, the borrowing was sent out:
Chicago specal-Everybody in New-YorlS is
confoundng Brewers decision rendered last Satur-
day at Des Moines with the one rendered two
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-05
You had better explain this Il q


This closed the Chicago books for the day.
No one will dispute that IL the Western States
are about to coniscatc all the railways within
their boundaries, neither the bonds nor stocks al
such companies are worth much. Eastern capt
alists who have built the railroads and TIA
States Of the West evidently are not yet resdS
10 believe in any such result BY tho agitation
of the subject to-day the market made dull and
Western stocks we're depressed by short saes.
but no long stock except among traders wae
disturbed Ii should be mentioned that The
Chicago Herald gained some notOriety last July
by printing an interview with Mr.. Armour, 70
the effect that the St. Paul Company never was
doing so poor business before, and that the
regular dividend would be paid for the first
half of s8s, and then after the dividend was
passed stating that Mr.. Armour had been mis-
quoted
The vanderbilts and the markets generally were
strong despite the attack on the Westerns. Ths
mornings loan market developed less reduction
in the short" interest from Friday and Satus-
days operations than had been anticipated.
Evidently tho bears" II discouraged have noe
lost their vim. They played the game well To-
day, although they failed in manipulating the
money market The stock market closed strong.
THE DAY IN TIE BOND MARKET.
Government bonds we're dull and easy at quo
tatons follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-05
Cancin1 AtGocmieo.
Nurtion Sales.
EXTENSIVE GOLD NINE FOR SALE

INXTENSINE GOLD NINE FOX SALE
To be sold public auction by the undersigned a.
the Merchants Exchange, in the City Of Halifax on
Thursday the Fourteenth day Of March next, at twelve
ocl0ck noon. that extensive valuable and welequpped
GOLD NINE known as the Duherin GOLD NINE situ'
ate Atlantic coast, about ninety mics east OF said
city. Daily mail from Halifax Telegraph office at
Salmon River four miles from tho works Salmon River
harbor freezes and is safe and easy Of access The
embraces $40 areas each 15OX2jO feet all in one
block The entire fifteen hundred feet in
width across and eight thousand five hundred and fifty
feet along the odes The leases have nearly fourteen
years 10 run AMI any time be renewed for period
Of twenyone years, upon payment CT two dollars per
area. Within this belt OF veins dipping on each
side Of an anticnal. They have been found by tests
made on the surface extend upward Of 1000 feet The
has partially removed 10 depth Of 200 feet over
distance Of about ZOO feet and depth averaging
20 feet additional LOCO feet in length or
thereabous The veins Of various width the largest
averaging about ten feet Of solid quartz
This mine discovered in the autumn Of 1880, but
not worked 70 any extent until the autumn OF ISL
1t has yielded up the end Of November SlOl2 ounces
gold from "a sos OF quartz according to the sworn
returns made " the Mines ONCE. The gold can be
produced at cost which Will leave yerv handsome
margin Of profit
The mine Is operated by machinery worked by water
power power being transmitted 5y line Oh wire rope
running from the water wheel The distance Of
S Se 4 q distance ee % about % ' fifty @ ' the
Salmon River crosses the property twice IL supplies
e:,erSsrd Used to dive The Crusher The latter has
operate three times that number. sixty stamps can be
oDesatel with present machinery. % the 10 horse
power existing for pumping aA1 hOlSny only about
iseufy-fye used There about 700 acres Of we'll
timbefed and we'll watcred Land owned with the mine
This partly the and where u does not nme-
datoy adoins them. 1t Is also provided with steam
plant % operate hosting gear and pumps OF acc-
dent 70 the transmission power, aWmill sufficient for
the REQUIREMENTS Of thc property, tauwdy from Tie
mine the crushcr for cuyng quartz ana stables Offices
and bOdrdiup-hJu-es sufficient 10 accommodate large
number OF employees.
The mine Is owned and has been operated by partner.
ship and owing death Oi the principal
IL mas be sold enable his estate TO De settled A
good title will boz given.
Terms, ten per cent cash, balance within thirty day
from day u Tho deposit be forfeited in the
purchaser falls TO complete the purchase within that time
further particulars be had reference n. II.
MEAGHfR. ~. c., Bedford Row Halifax. or 10 JAMES
DJGGAN & SONS. AuctiOnecfs Bedford Row
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Nfw pnbllrations.

Rich in its collection Of facts-the book is one Of sin
rular interest.-NOrth American REVIEW
NUE STANDARD BIOGRAPHY
l. OF
REV HENRY WARD BEECHER,
BY his own son " Iliam c. Becchcr and his sonin.law
rev Samuel scosne, assisted b. Mrs. Henr ward
Beecher.
Enriched with magnificent copyright secl-pate
portrait Of Nj BsccheT and other illustrations
Mailed receipt OF price. Cloth. % Han ke1 seal
s3 90; Library lful sheep, SO so; Han M0iocco -
Iull Turkey (anGuo back. bevelled boards full gIt ~
BLOOMFIELD & CO,
65s BROADWAY. NETWORK.
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european Advertisements
GRATEFUL-CoAEoEr
EPPS' > COCOA.

BREAKFAST" BY thorough 4IOwedge OF tins
natural Laws which govern the operations OF digestion ana
nutrition and by careful application Of the properties
Of wesleceo Cocoa Nh Epps has provided our break
fast tables with dellcately favored beverage which may
ave US many heavy doctors bills IL is IL the udeious
OF such Articles u diet that constitution may
gradually built until enough
eensy 70 disease Hundreds OF subtle maaf Is nOsting
Around ready there a point-
We may escape many fatal shaft ~ epns ourselves
well fortified with pure blood and properly nOurlshed
ff1ns."-Ciyn Service Gazette
Made simply with boiling water milk. Sold only In
half pound tins BY CroeeIs labelled thus James EPPS
Co.. HoRNopathic Cnenist4 London. England"
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Hluslcal Instruments.

A NUMBER Of eli Chilly used upright ana pianos
~ OF make which were specially selected and u@ed
BY the artists Of the Metropolitan ODera House Company
during the past opera season VII! be sc.d liberal
reduction from regular prices.
WIN. KNABE 4 CO.. 112 Bth.ave.. aboys 16th-st
FISCHER PIANOS. renowned for tone and standing
Il I'm Manufactures and storeIoOms io1 % 42j
west 2eth.st. and SCI Broadway, 1sthst tDltson's
Building. Pianos exchanged, rented instruments
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1nstrurilon.
For Young Ladies-City,

For Young Ladies-City.
A RT LECTURES FOR LADIES Rev Dr. Gardness
"A school girls 607 6thaye. Mrs Gardner. author
Of History in Rhyme Lady teacher wanted mex, year
JACKSON SEMINARY, oO25 5thave.. New.York.-
y boarding school for Young Ladies and Children
terms, e3oo yearly.
VAN NORMAN INSTITUTE FOUNDED 1s5D HOME
AMI DAY SCHOOL-CeEtrel PARK. West. a. ed o.
(korgan Esnson.l Mime. VAN NORMAN. Principal
For Both Sexes-City
CIRCULARS OF GOOD SCHOOLS, FEE; state
a. whether for boys girls; city or county X r.
AVERY. American School Bureau, West l4thst. N 4.
u ENCING elocuton music. singing. dancing. halls
" BET Fifth Avenue Conservatory Of Music, Car
tiers Dancing Academy ana Burling School OF Acting
oNee ana instruction rooms 90 OthaVe, between l3'h
and l4th sts FOR professional rehearsals, receptions
germans &c.
TINE BFRLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
j Madison square l26thst and Broadway.
TERMS BEGIN NOW.
Branches Brooklyn. Boston. Washington, philadelphia
For Young Ladies -Country.
COLLEGIATE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. ENGLEwooD.
In j. Keopens sep 20. Preparation FOR col
ieae q specially Pupils admitted 70 Nsssar, wellesley
And Smith on our esrti6catc ALKALINE w. STERLING
CAROLINE u. GEHkISH, A.
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Ocean Cleaners.

NCHOR LINE. T. S. Mail Steamships.
N GLASGOW VIA LON DONDERKY,
From Pier Al, North River foot Of Leroyst
Anchora--... Feb 8, 1 p IN. DevonIa -. Feb 90 noon
fRecrayla Feb 10 a. M. CircaSsia. Mar ., a.
Rates OF passage %
GLASGOW DERRY LIVERPOOL.
Cabin si5 and sos Second class. $40. steerage 600
Sesmers parked do carry second class passengers
Traeer ircular Letters OF Credit and Drafts for
amount issued at lowest current rates -
UFNDTRSON BROTHERS. 7 Bowling Green n. Y.
NOMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSATLAN-
Y TIOUE FRENCH LINE TO HAVRE
Connanys pier (new)Nu AZ North River foot Of Morton st
LA NORMANDIE. de Kersabiee. Saturday Feb o noon
Il GkSCOGNF Santi Saturday, Feb. 10. 8 a. m
Ia CHAMPAGNE. Boyer Saturday, Feb %. IL q. m
4 FORGET Agent No Bowling Green.
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NHARLESTON, S. c., AND THE SOUTH
AND SOUTHWEST.
JACKSONVILLE FERNANDIHA rroprp, porNre

XIcvcoY,,1r1.tHo p FFRNHNDINA
'ANASO-' ANi-i~ AND ALL FLORIDA POINTS
THE CLYDE STEAMSHIP COMPANY
s.eareTs are appointed ssil from Pier % T. X DO
Gated between Roosevelt and Chambers s's every TUESDAY
and Friday. Al 3 y. as folloWh'
SFWASSfF Charleston and Fernantn1 TUESDAY Feb. O.
Cifr-TORTF charleston and jacksonville Friday. Feb. 8.
Ifoofr6IS new jacksonville drert Tue-day. Feb IL
M 1E Charleston and Fernardina Tuesdv. Feb. l..
sEN1NOiE Charleston and Jacksonville Fday, frb Is.
All steamers have hT no1 ed az SshfS ~ one
per cent "M' T. NhiDH AZ p,oas,y,rs
II. G. Eyer, G. F. A. G. S. +. p. Line. 3l9 B'wy, NY.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYS
i lines FOR CALIFORNIA; JAtAN CHINA.
or STRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEXICO.
From Eew-York. pier FOOT OF anal. st. N II
For San Francisco Via the Ishmus sf Panama
NEWPORT sails Monday February l. nOOn
From san Francisco. LIST and Bralnan SIS
For China and Japan
CITY or RIO DE JANLIRO sails Thurs, Nb 81. 0.
For freight passage and general Information apply at
eonnany's on &c on the pier foot ~ Cansst y. r
II. J. BULLAY. Superintendent
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,,,CITIC NAIL STFANSUIp COVpANY,S

DED STAR LINZ:
III FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS
Sailing New York ana Antwerp weekly.
Saturday. February | o.
I,JIV SATURDAY. February 10 80 m
Cabin rates First Cabin. $50 and upward Excursion.
100 and upward Second Cabin $40 Excursion s72 and
es0 Stecrage at very low rates
PETER WRIGHT SONS Genl Agts. Bowling Green
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iuintcr Resorts.
FLORIDA
"TUE SEVILLE

c.,-,,,o vausia County Florida open situated IN
he high pine ridge the midst Of the famous RUTLAND
,anfns,1, eichfy.three miles south Of JacEsonye on
,bc Iacksonyic Tampa and Key West HALLWAY \ ioca.
lion unexcelei for healthfuness 1rstclass hotel In
every particular. Pure water. Perfect drainage "a.
dresS ORLANDO KELLOGG. Manager Also pro.
prletor Windsor Hotel. Eizabethtown. Adirondacks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-05
The Treasury purchased s2ll, 900 4l-2s at ZOE.

The Treasury purchased s2l 900 4 1-2s at ZOE.
In State issues, the business. was covered by
sales of Alabama 6s 10-2os at lo4, Louisiana
consol As at sS l-2, Tennessee settlement IS al
100 ID and South Carolina 6s non-fundable st
4. OF city bank stocks, Continental sold 800
at 1872, North America u0) at 1853 and Western
National l45) at 96.
The general bond market was large and there
was a broader scope to it. But there was soma
hesitation about following the late advances In
prices; waiting for reactions that encouraged
bearish" movement in certain directions.
This was particularly developed in the Reading
issues. The same parties who ten days ago were
pounding them at Bad per cent lower than present
quotations again were seemingly anxious sellers
of them. The first preference 5s declined 10
S6aS6 IA, the seconds 10 70 3-4, and the thirds
TO 59a59 IA, and the general As sold down TO
90 IA. AT the concessions demand was met
that was Of a better character than that OF the
offerings. Toledo, Ann Arbor and North Michigan
frsts rose TO 105, West Shore as sold up 10
LOG IA, Pittsburg and Western iirsts were hrm
at 80 l-2. Chesapeake and Ohio As certlhcates
sold up TO 81 Is, and Richmond and AHeghany
first certificates sold at 90 l-2. The bond mar:
l,et was strong Reference is made TO our full
report of the transactions.
in the unlisted department OF the Stock TX,
change Cotton Oil certificates were active and
higher. selling $4,000 at SO Lap oao4aoa 5-e
Georgia second consol IS sold $4,000 az
7Ga76 3-S. Postal Cable 400 at 50, BRUNSWICK
Co. Q,10O) at 'al' Ia anu 'loun' D-sei' H"n0
800 at 81 70.
Money ruled at per cent. and the bulk Of
the business was done at that rate. After 2:3O
o'cloclx the rate WAS bid' up 10 per cent
for small amounts. but the market closed with
offerings at per cent.
the Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges. S79,375,797; balances.
The Sub Treasury to-day was debtor TO the
Clearing House s427,016. It's net gain on bahncs
on Saturday and to-day was 81. ls5 1883; MADE d up
by gains of Sl44,6s6 currency and 81 ,04l,2et.
coin The two DAYS operations covered Receipts.
9sl payments 43S4 o rsSStins oa
81 20 403 734 coin and l5,209,50S currency.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceired to-day s3s013l National panK NOTES lux
redemption. 49,, o., ~ 81. a.
The customs receipts were s66l, s62 ana the IN
ternal revenue receipts were s163'Iso: -.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement OF
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares WITH
the figures of the last previous statement as
follows
Fen. 2. Feb; 400 II, Dia sasn "a
Net gold on hand s194 655 264 s12 1883 c s9r "a
Net Silver on nd 25Os1,567 25,los'4eS Inc 1850
Net legal tenders 80. .o, % ooo -, pec a5e TAT
hand ..-..... 29,s4O43o -V'VO" ~ - ,-
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SEA SIDE HOUSE,

ATLANTIC CITY, MI.
OPEN THE ENTIRE YEAR PASSENGER ELE-
v.TcR STEAM Hiatt OPEN CRATE FIRES Am
HI CONCENTRATES INCLUDING HOT AND COLD
SEA WATEI, BATHS. OhARLES EVANS
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Net cash balances e294 soo5 s3o754 Inc $50
The foreign exchanges were dull, there BENG
no mail till wednesday. The market was steaoy
at quotations for business as follows: bankers
hillS mt 81 sc IA and S4 SO IA respectively Tor
long and short sterling: French francs at 90 %
and 5I6 rs; reichmarls at 80 3-S and 30 I'd
and gnilderS at 40 and 40 l-2.
In London. British consols are supposed 70 have
been steady because quotations were not reported
The Bank Of England gained Ell. 900 bullion on
nov cont between bankers and for discount OF
bankers bills. Bar silver was steady at AZ I'D.
per ounce English standard. American railways
opened dull and weak and continued so al uay;;
Private dispatches say the market was depreSseo
by Ncw-Yorl1 manipulation At Paris. French
per cents rose TO $3.50 and sight exchange on ON
London was easy at 1925 francs to the /. Inc
Imperial Bank Of Germany reduced its rate for
discount TO 3 per cent and its weekly statemenp
elbows a snecie cain Of Q 420. 600 marks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-05

CJNARD LINE.
NEw.YoRK TO LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN
from Pier'4O, North River.
FAST EXPRESS MAIL SERVICE;
I-1ibr, Feb IL 3 80 a. m. Umbrs. Mch 16 80 a.
Soryia'.. FEB % Seryis ..Mch %. 10 80 AIN
ftr,iria Nch p 3 30 a. Bothnia.. Mch -, 80 p NJ
cabin passage, $50, $50 and 500 Intermediate. e35
Storage tickets 20 and from all OF Europe az
low rates For freight and apply to the company
ohiee VyEFTR.NN6N II Brow 4 co General Agents.
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CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS
Boston Feb. 4, 1889.
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w F6K QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES NAIL STE AMERS
C;FRNfANIC Capt Irving Wednesday, Feb 10 a. IL
,ADHIATiC' Capt. Cameron. "Wednesday feb I3 D. N
HgTTASNIC Capt Par--li.. WeduestsN Rob 20 = 4. M.
.CELTiC Can't Dawson. Wednesday heb ~ s 80 D. IL
From white star Dock f3St oi $500 ~ LOUIS st, - >,
the Old Country 500 A limited number Of second cabin
raa-en1ers these camera outward $50 ana
s35 ureuaid s35 excursion. eG5 CompaIys Office No.
IL Broadway New.York ]. BRUCE IsNAf' Agent
uANBI RG-American IS. Line fer Hamburg
4 M. c,tin as and upward az low
Morav.a / D. m. Feb .. sueNa3 80 D. N, lib T.
~ ppr,SS' SERVICE between Ncw-Hork. South
,rntn "a HAMBURG the twin steamers Au
rist Victoria and Columbia Of 10000 tons ana j. 800
horse mower Send for rates aud saling 20
Colunanvfs onIce. Broad q Il kl' HAitD W.
D,,-Pd"t o,Crrr-PZ General passenger Agents
way = i S0RTTS Mgr 81 Broadway, y. Y.
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5,0O0......lO7
StL \ * 4 IL Div.
Bonds
5000 40
81 l. & san Fran I'd
Glass Is
! 900. $500. ll7l2
10000 Ills
Glass G.
3. OOO.-.--ll7
81 l. & san Fran
g. VI is
5000 .......1 02h
SOuthCarolina
lst
5000. .......95
I'd
10000.
81 + Min d Man Ia.
COiiat Trust Js
1000 SO a
con Os
reduced TO 4 rs
l,OUO..--..lOO
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81 j q u lsL
5000 .-.-....l01
7OO0....-.- 1871
ST 2 & SouiN g lst
1000 ..... l2G
StL ARK q TeI lat
l4.uuO .--...9 90 y
Z.OOO..--....H6A
5000 ..-.... 962,
stL ArK &c Tex "a
5000 .......3TA
10000. 36si
ST. Min ~ Aianlst
Consolidated is
registered
900.
st Paul VI K VI lst
Mont tx IS
4 100 .-..... ~
5000 .....S 80 i
$4,000 -.-.... 80
So Pac ~ Ariz lst
coo .... lO6 p
StL Il iron Mount
Cairo ARR DC Tex LIST
Is, 900 ...-.-lOl
St /. & Iron NJ y
.. 900 --...S3 q
10000 ..- %
| StL Il iron Mt